The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-21
OGDEN SOCIETY.

Miss Emma Alden entertained We'd
nesday afternoon, in honor of Mrs. c.
b. Smith, WHO is soon to leave for
California. About a dozen guests en-
Joyed cards, music and refreshments.
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Friday afternoon Mrs C. A. Mosman
was the hostess at tea, in honor of
Mrs. Snowdon of Logan, who was
guest of Mrs Mosman during the week
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Mrs. E. M. Allison entertained at
cards Wednesday afternoon. High five
was the game played, and at it's close
prizes were awarded the successful
players. Mrs. E. w. Matson was given
very handsome royal Worcester vase.
Mrs. Miner received the consolation.
large bunch of chrysanthemums
Among the guests We're Mrs. Miner,
Mrs. Whitaker and Mrs. Mcclure of
Salt Lake. Mrs. Albert Kiesel. Mrs.
Whalen, Mrs. Golding, Mrs. Fred Kie-
sci, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs Haywood,
Mrs. Matson, Mrs. Don Mcguire. Mrs.
Stewart, Miss Minimize Hurst. Miss
Schansenbach and Miss Leda Kuhn.
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Owing to the illness of Miss Marks.
the S. o. o. B. club did not meet yes
terday. It viii meet next Saturday
with the Misses Sfeyler.
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. w. H. Spen-
Ger was the hostess of a New England
tea party, the affair being a very de-
lightful one in every way A profusion
of palms, autumn leaves and chrysan-
themums together with choice flowers
and smilaX adorned the rooms. Upon
entering each one guessed at the num-
Der of seed in a pumpkin. Mrs. Rey-
holds was awarded six decorated pie
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nearly correct number. A goodly por-
ton of the afternoon was spent in
cards, Mrs. Cannon being the winner
of the prize, a handsome gold clock.
After which the guests repaired to the
dining room, where a delicious menu
was served. Mrs. Spencer was assisted
by Mesdames Hulaniski, Myers, Tyler,
and Miss Rosa Hulaniski. Those pres
ent were: Mesdames Williams. Robi-
son, Tyler, Hume Hulaniski, Myers,
Healy, Patterson, Stevenson, Whalen,
Rogers, Ash, Ross, Butler, Croker. En-
sign, Armstrong, Brick, Reynolds, Can
non, E. w. Matson, Schansenbach, G.
II. Matson. Fitzgerald, Conroy, Libby,
5teler, Golding Abe Kuhn, Kiesel, AID
Kuhn, Anderson, George Brown, Agler,
Stewart, Swan, Pratt, Fletcher, Smith,
Misses Leda Kuhn, Laura Minty,
Hulaniski, Eugenia Smith, Conroy and
Lewis.
The ladies of the Degree of Honor. A.
o. U. W., will entertain at card party
in their hall Wednesday, evening.
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Thursday evening a supper and bail
was given at the Third ward amuse-
ment hall. in honor of Marcus FAIR.
who leaves Thursday for New York, to
enter TIE missionary field.
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Miss Monie Wooas, of Thirty-frst
street. is visiting in Salt Lake with
Miss Ridges.
Miss Florence e. Littlefield entertain
ed 2 party of friends at "63" Friday
night. The prizes were won by Miss
Diana Watson and Mr.. Cadott. Among
those present were: Misses Kate Car
nahan, Nellie Healy, Edith Tavey, En-
ma Wright, Cecilia Geddings, Diana
Watson, Sadie Morris, Nellie Hender-
shot, Florence Crompton, Lettie Rich
ards, Mrs. J. c. Houtz; Messrs. Seth J.
Thomas, Tom O'Connolly George Stan
ford, Gus Wright, Charles c. Richards,
jr, Charles E. Little1eld Cadott. Will
liam Jennings
Mrs. A. B. Hayes gave tea Wednes-
day afternoon to a number of lady
friends.
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Mrs. Thomas Wynn Hunt of st. Louis
has issued invitations for the marriage
of her daughter. Miss Jeanette jan
uary, to Mr. Thomas Stevens Clark
The groom is well known in Ogden,
having been j. o. McIveny's assistant
for two years. He was also a popular
member of the Ute club. The ceremony
viii take place at the Church of the
Holy Communion at st. Louis, Tuesday
evening, Nov %. Hosts of friends in
this city wish the young couple all sue
cess, happiness and long life.
Mr.. Charles F. Grassle is entertaining