The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-10
Ogden Society.

Ogden Society.
Paul Ingerbretsen, Lee Taylor and
George w. Goddard were the members
of the committee who arranged the
select social party for the Deacons
association in the Third ward Friday
night. Very few of those who were
fortunate enough to receive an invi-
tation failed TO be in attendance
Among those present were noticed
Mrs. Decker, from Salt Lake, Misses
Maud Anderson, Clara Tribe, Otelia
Halgreen, Florence Anderson, Nettie
Thompson, JAMIE Taylor, Annie Inger-
bretsen, Annie Pidcock, Maggie Moyes
Annie Larson, Verna Barrows Nellie
Beecraft, Della Bauscher Ida Falk-
man, Ray Farr, Rose Doxey, Nellie
F'arr, Leona Woods, Christine Inger-
bretsen, Mollie Woods, Gertie Myers
Ethel Jackson, Lily Oburne. Grace
Jackson, Susie Beecraft, Ballantyne,
Lulu Anderson, Angelina Harris, Mary
Hughes, Eta Gay, Messrs. Lee Taylor,
George Goddard, Alex Moves, Walter
Tracey, Henry Carr, Chester Nelson,
| Walter Browning, Fred Clark, Ray
Decker, Charley Hinchcliffe, Eph era
shaw, Leland Allen, Arthur Foulger,
F'arr, Walter Hancock, Charles Parry,
Will Lockhead, Walter Parry, Joseph
Torgerson, Paul Ingerbretsen, Martin
Barrows, Phil Garner, Alvin Tribe,
Royal Tracey, Dew Anderson, John
Doxey, Roy Eccles, Dan Shupe, Joseph
| Foulger, Will Williams, Emil Kellar,
Seymour Clark, G. w. Packard, An
drew Kerr. The party was a complete
success and it may be that the associa-
ton will give another one before the
season closes.
E. L. Keller has returned from a visit
OF several weeks at Kearney, Neb
Mrs. ]. E. Bowers returned Sunday
night from a visit to Tacoma, Wash,
where her husband is.
The reception Tuesday night in the
new rooms of the court house will in
all likelihood be the leading event of
the week 1t is for the benefit of the
free reading room and public library
and the ladies interested in the mat
ter are leaving nothing undone to
make it a success.
The annual meeting of Aglaia was
held Tuesday, May 6, at the home of
Mrs. Perkins. 1t was mainly a bust
ness session. There is a strict rule
that no hostess shall serve refresh
ment at the meeting but this being a
business meeting the rule was hon
ored in the breach by Mrs. Perkins.
The usual reports were read and ac-
cepted Miss Baldwin was voted in as
an honorary corresponding member
The officers for the year were elected
| as follows: President, Mrs. Coulter;
NTrS to-.
Mrs Marshall; treasurer, Miss Kuhn,
and historian, Mrs. Ranford Smith.
Wednesday evening at the residence
of the bride 256, Twenty third street,
the marriage of B F. Blodgett and
Miss Kate Huss, occurred. Justice
Rank performed the ceremony which
was witnessed by only a few of the in
innate friends of the bride and groom.
Both are well known and popular Og-
den people and received congratula-
tons from hosts of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dinwoodey, Mr.
and Mrs. w. w. Ritter, Mr. and Mrs
Henry w. Dinwoodey, Mr.. and Mrs
James H. Moyle, Mr.. and Mrs Will
Dinwoodey, Mrs. T. Katherine Wynes
of California, Mrs. Joseph A Jennings
and Mr.. Vernon S. Hardy came UP from
Salt Lake Tuesday afternoon and re-
turned at midnight They were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w c. Wright
while here.
Bishop T. j. Stevens, Mrs. Stevens
and their son are sojourning in Cali
fornia.
The Degree of Honor, A. o. U. w,
will give an entertainment and card
social in their hall Wednesday next.
Miss Jennie Kertz leaves tonight for
Brooklyn, n. Y, where she will take
position in dry goods establishment
She was a member of the class of 96
of the Business Mems college and the
best wishes OF many school friends go
with her.
Miss Maud Alexander is visiting rela-
tives in Provo and Pleasant Grove.
Miss Mamie Littlefeld visited Salt
Lake yesterday.