The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-03-28
OGDEN SOCIETY.
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The Aglaia met on Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. and Miss Foreman at
their home on Mob hill. The large at
tendance must have been most graft
flying to the hostess, the pleasant par
lors being filled with enthusiastic mem
bers and guests, who included Mrs.
Pratt, Warner, Payne Minty and
Misses Minty and Moffatt.
Mrs. Coulter opened the meeting by
reading an article from Mrs. Pratt in
the New York Journal, relative to the
women's clubs of Ogden fail to keep
step to the quick march of progress
of the times it viii be through no ef-
fort spared by the progressive presi-
dent of the Aglaia.s 4s
The first number on the programme
was The Drama Since the Time of,
Shakespeare and the Drama of To-
day." by Mrs. Marshall, who discussed
her subject in so attractive, manner
as to hold the closest attention
throughout, closing with short sketches
accompanied by the portraits-of
several of our most noted present-day
actors.
Miss Minty then favored the COM
pany with a most charming musical
selection, after which refreshments
were served.
Mrs Gordon followed with her pa
per, LAS You Like It, in itself ex-
cellent and enhanced by the ease and
grace with which it was read.
The pleasant afternoon closed with a
delightful piano selection by Miss Mof-
fatt, and the company adjourned after
accepting a most cordial invitation
from Mrs Pratt. former member of
the club, to meet at her home on
April 6.
w. H. Rowe attended the reception
given in Salt Lake by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Beck on Thursday.
Miss Cassie Moyes has gone to Den
yer and will be missed by large cir
Gle of friends.
The ball under the joint auspices of
the uniform rank, K. P, and Canton
Ogden, l. o. o. F., on Wednesday was
a very pleasant affair,
Miss Belle Salmon came down to
Ogden Friday and attended the recital
by Miss Maud May Babcock at the
High school.
The new mandolin and guitar club
is fast coming to the front with a rep
uldllOH lOl GACcHSHl WOfk. us men,
berS practice regularly, having secured
a room in the Utah Loan and Trust
buiINg. A pleasing selection was
rendered Friday evening at the recital
of the Merchant of Venice" The
quintette is composed of Messrs. Pike
Fowler, Robinson, Culley, Holbrook.
The marriage of Miss Helen Ais
worth and Elliott Brown was solemn
nized by Rev. n. E. Maison of the
Episcopal church Tuesday evening at
the Brown hotel. The ceremony was
witnessed only by the relatives and in
innate friends of the parties. They
will reside for the present at the
Brown hotel.
Mrs. Jenkins viii entertain the John
A. Logan corps Monday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. ellison, who leaves soon
for her new home in Denver.
Chester Mason has gone to Salt Lake
to reside.
Mrs. Mason of Salt Lake is visiting
friends in Ogden.
Guy Myers has returned to his home
near Council Bluffs, Ia.
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A very pleasant party was given on
Thursday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William Driver in honor of
their daughter Ida's sixteenth anniver-
sary. The spacious parlors were ex-.i
qusitely decorated with palms. potted
plants and cut flowers. The invita-
tions were for an evening at cards.
and in the high five games Miss Nellie
Wheeling won unique pin tray. while
the gentleman's prize, a book, was won
by Thomas 3. Farr.
a beautiful birthday cake ornament
ed the center of the table, which was
eXquisiteIy decorated with flowers, be-
sides being loaded with a choice menu
After supper. Miss Driver entertained
her guests with singing. Misses Nettie
Boyle, Nina De Richey and Ida
Boyle also gave musical numbers The
guests were Mrs. George w. Driver,
Mrs. ]. J. Reeve, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Burton, Misses Junetta Pitt, Nina De
Richey, Nellie Young. Rose Young,
Nettie Boyle, LYDIA Boyle. Mia Kay.
Maude Stcne, Sarah Fowler, Sarah
Larkin, Virgie Breeder, Nellie Wheel
ing. Sarah Robertson. May Jensen;
Messrs. Ed Hurlbut. John Brown. Ber-
ton Wheeling, Fred Barrett, Joseph |
Foulger, Tom Farr, Herbert Foulger,
Earl Ashton, Henry Steed, Roy Moody, |