The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-07

vase, was WON by Mrs. ). u. Andef-
son, and the second, a plate
was secured by Mrs E. w. Matson.
The invited guests were: Mesdames II.
H. Henderson, Arthur Brown, Joseph
Young, Lewis SeckleS and Miss Odell of
Salt Lake; Mesdanes A. Shaw. Archie
Bowman, S. z. Anderson. Koch w.
Dollimore. Costello. AID Kuhn, G. H.
Matson, Exum. Abe Kuhn, Spargo,
Ryan. Runyon. Nate Kuhn. E. w. Mat
son, Fitzgerald Ash, Rogers, Boyle, La
Baume, Kimball, Cannon. Stringham,
Smythe, Littlefield. Giassmann. String
ham, J. Slater, Flewelling, Mcintosh,
Misses Gettings, Bertha Avery.
A dainty invitation has been issued
by the entertainment committee Of the
First ward. for a series of parties, to
be given during the early part of the
season. The first was an "Old Folk g"
party, given Friday night. The next
comes Nov. 10.
At the card party and oyster supper
given Friday night by the order Of the
three links, assisted by the Rebekahs
The capacity of the hall was taxed to
its utmost to accommodate the jolly
crowd. but fun and supper were pro-
vided for all. Prizes We're won by Miss
Marie Heath. Mrs. Barrett. Messrs.
Jones and Rolston.
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Mrs. Allie Weber entertained on We'd
nesday evening, in honor of Cliff
Weber, recently arrived from Cincin-
natl, O., to make his home in Ogden.
The hostess was charmingly attired in
a gown of changeable silk. The parlors
were decorated with some fine art work.
painted by Mr.. Weber. Mr.. Weber him
self will contribute the two first prizes
and paint a portrait for Mrs. Foulkes
and for Ezra Richardson, they to select
the subject for the painting.
Mrs. West received a hand-painted
PLAGUE. and L. d. Tresceder hand
some mirror, as consolation prizes Miss
Pearl West and A. A. Robinson,
boobies, received respectively a nursing
bottle and a small rubber doll.
The guests We're Mesdames A. Boul-
by L. Ramsey, Mrs. L. B. Gordon, j. G..
Gasberg, Ezra Richardson. j. E.
Foull0es, w. II. West, R. o. Robson,
Misses Maude Bateman, Fannie Ham
mo2d, Grace Bateman, Pearl West,
May Jenkins and Kittie Brown. Nessrs.
w. II. West, L. 3. Gordon, Low Ram
sey, J. G. Gasberg, Ezra Richardson,
Charles Nelson, Inner PETIT, Adam
Bowlby, E. r. Auth Earl Guiger, R. o.
Robson, ]. Z. Foull1es, Louis Weber and
ALIVE Roy Bowman.
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w. \. Lee of Salt Lake was an Og-
den visitor yesterday.
The Mystic Tea, to be given Tuesday
at the residence OF Mrs. Ad Kuhn for
the benefit of the public library, by the
I. o. o. B. club. win be & social event.
The affair will continue from until L,
and Dante (Eliason) viii perform a
series Of mystic feats.
Senator and Mrs. Frank j. Cannon
returned Friday night Senator Can
non arrived in San Francisco last week
| from Japan, and was met there by Mrs
| Cannon.
Mrs. E. NJ. Allison entertained Tues
day evening. The time was pleasantly
spent at cards. Mrs. Brown scored
| the greatest number of games and was
awarded the prize, cut glass vase.
E. NJ. Allison, jr., is in Washington,
D. c., on legal business.
Miss Louise Gordon of Jacksonville,
H., is in ogden visiting her sister, Mrs.
A. w. Agee.
Mrs. Eva Campbell and daughter,
Anis, left Tuesday for a visit in Cali
forniaI
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La Coterie met with Miss Kiesel on
Tuesday afternoon.
The E. & B. club was most pleas
antly entertained yesterday afternoon
by the Misses Pearl and Lettie Rich
ards at their home on Lincoln avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Williams will
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club Friday, Nov. u.
The Bohemian club has arranged a
farewell party to be given tomorrow
night as a compliment TO Mr.. Joe Nc
Farland, who leaves soon on mission
to Europe.
The marriage of William D. Duncan
to Miss Maggie Sprunt was quietly
sOlemnized last Wednesday evening al
the home of the brides parents, or
Orchard avenue. The ceremony was
performed by Bishop E. w. Wade.
1t was quiet home wedding, only q
few of the many friends of the young
people being present. Mr.. Duncan was
one of the best known newspaper mer
in Ogden, and has a host of friend:
who wish him a continuation of gooL
fortune. Miss Sprunt was the daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Sprunt
and is a popular, gifted and beautiful
young lady. Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan
left Thursday morning for New York
whence they Will sail for Scotland aaC
viii visit at Mr.. Duncan's old homt
for a time. After a sojourn of severa
weeks in the land of Burns the couple
viii return to make their home il
Ogden.
The Historical society met with Mrs
Bishop on Oct 5. The subject, AN
cient Philosophy was very ably
handled. Mrs. Bixsers interesting dis
course was followed by an excellen
paper read and Illustrated by Mrs
Duebler. After a discussion on thu
subject by all the members the meet
ing adjourned to meet Nov. 19 will
Mrs. CorleW, 1857 Twenty-fourth street
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Mrs. L. B. Adams entertained Friday
afternoon in honor Of Mrs. W. NJ RAM
Of San Francisco. The time was spen
in music and games. Prizes wer
awarded Mrs. W. T. Adams, Mrs A
B. Patton and Mrs. J. C. Armstron,
for having made the greatest numbe
of correct guesses in a contest Mrs
Bessie Dean Allison, accompanied b,
Squire Coop, rendered a number O
songs, after which refreshments wer
served. Mrs. Adams was assisted b.
her two daughters, Marie and Insez
and Miss Connie PEBBLES The guest
were: Mesdames Peery, Guthrie Bige
low, Kimball, Abe Kuhn, Ad Kuhn f
j. Kiesel, Mills, Fletcher. Patton
Armstrong, E. NJ. Allison, Abbott, w