The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-08

OGDEN SOCIETY.


| Virginia. FOrd'S orchestra furnished
the music for the merry party of
dancers who passed several hours of
{ pleasure tinged. however, with a bit of
sadness that the popular young host
! was SO. soon to. leave. The invited
guests were Mrs. l. l.. Reynolds, Misses
. Lyle Young, Leda Kuhn, Dorothy B.
/ Cannon, jamie Taylor, Laura Turner,
| Mabel Forbes, Lillian Stevens, Louise
Kimball, Emma Stevens, Laura Minty,
Flossie Wright, Ella Conroy, Evelyn
Henderson,, Cleste Conroy, Nellie
Phoebe HoutZ, Pearl Richards, Verna
Hayes, Virgie Houtz, Kate Carnahan,
Pearl PEBBLES, Jessie Berry, Bohn,
Burgess, Rose Hulaniski, Lillian Nc
Coy, emma Wright, Eta Gay, Maggie
Buchmiller, Laron Pierce, Lizzie Blair,
Warner Messrs. Joseph Mcfarland,
Fred Burt, Thomas Burt, Jack Pawlos,
Thomas FAIR, Charles Hollingsworth.
Charles Richards, Howard Hollings-
worth, Herbert Macmillan, Reuben
Farr, George Knaus, Fred Berry, Ned
BUnnister, John Brown, Gus Wright,
VIII Sturtevant, Courtney Minty,
George Goddard Will Kay, Royal
Lamdin, Herbert Adams, Bert Smith,
Fred Shalda, Bert Mowbray, Byron
OFT, Frank Higginbotham, Fred Hart,
c. E. Boggs, Harry d. Haines, Bert
Olson, Dan Shupe, John Gully, Will
Williams, Joel J. Harris, Dr. Lyman
Skeen, 1. L. Reynolds.
Tuesday evening in the presence of a
few friends and at the home of the
brides parents f. F. Alyord was united
in marriage to Miss Ethel Walker, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Walker. The groom is we'll known
! Southern Pacific employee, and like the
/ bride has many friends who wish the
couple every success.
Several features of the forthcoming
excursion of the secret orders to Gar
field make it unique in the history of
excursions. 1t will be the first time
that three orders ever competed in
Utah for a trophy and it is otherwise
remarkable in the fact that members
| of the A. o. L. W., l. o. o. F. and X.
P, will from the principal cities with
/ in a radius of 200 will take an outing
and make the excursion on that day.
/ Aug 10 is Weber county's day at
Saltair and a general reunion is ex-
| pected. The Ogden band will accom-
pany the excursionists. The proceeds
of the excursion will go to the taber-
nacle choir.
Wednesday evening Of last week a
delightful surprise party was given in
honor OF S. P Ash by his sister-in-law
/ Mrs. May L. Ash, 1924 Washington
avenue. 1t was a bachelors party, or
at least a party without the presence
of ladies, except those of the family of
Mr.. Ash who were in the conspiracy.
! The affair was a complete success.
The guests had matured their plans
we'll in executive session and no inkling
of them reached Mr.. Ash His clerk
for some reason unknown TO MI. Ash,
late in returning from supper and the
councilman did not reach home until
$50 when the guests were assembled.
Toasts were made by a number of
those present.
Professor D. H Adams assisted Mrs.
Ash in planning and carrying oun the
affair, and the genial councilman from
the Fifth was taken completely by sur
prise when he found the following as
his guests for the evening: DR.. j. L.
! Dickson, George H. Burgitt, Charles
Kircher, William Allison. Paul W.
Stecher Tom Burt, George II. Matson,
L. H. Wallace, l. n. Pierce, DR.. c. e.
Coulter, Professor d. H. Adams, repre-
| senting the committee of the whole,
/ presented Mr.. Ash with handsome
umbrella, with the recipients name
and the date engraved on the handle.
Here again was surprise, but as the
victim was by this time used to 1t he
was able to make a reply. Whist and
choice Havanas were features of the
evening.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. L. II.
Wallace entertained in honor of Miss
Lucy Priest of Victor, Colo. CARDS
were played, after which elegant re-
freshments were served. Those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Watson,
Mr. and Mrs. George V. Schramm,
Miss Schansenbach, Miss Kuhn, Messrs.
c. H. Kircher, A. S. Mcintosh and
James Conlisk.
Mr.. VIII Burt has gone to New York
for a few weeks.
The fourteenth anniversary of Miss
Grace Bruckman's 5 birth was comment
grated by party in her honor on Mon
day afternoon at the home of her par
ents on Twenty fourth street. Some
original and interesting games were
introduced, as, for example, smelling
contest. A number of bottles, each
containing some common drug, was
smelled alternately by each guest, and
the one guessing correctly the contents
of the greatest number of bottles was
given a prize. Miss Grace is deeply
interested in china painting, and her
friends knowing this, presented her
with many beautiful pieces of china.
The invited guests were: Misses
Ethel Ford, Vera Ledwidge, Dora
Paine, Myrtle jenkins, Ethel Becker
ton Cora Farr, Jessie Shurtliff, Bertha
Oakley, Eva Hope. Almira Shurtliff and
Eva Farr; Messrs. Norman Shorten,
Frank Ellis, Leon Browning, Frank
Lowe, Fred Farr Frank Ballard
George Paine, Willie Lowe. Norman
Shorten.
Mrs. John Cheney left for Oakland,
Cal, yesterday.
Miss Myrtle Mechanic has returned
from visit TO Rawlins, Wyo.
The Misses Boyle gave a lawn party |
last evening in honor of Miss Minnie /
Hardy of Salt Lake City. Tables were /
arranged on the porch, and while some
enjoyed games, others played cards, /
after which elegant refreshments were
served. The invited guests were:
Misses Clara Thatcher, Bessie Gala
CHER and Mabel Snow of Salt Lake,
Dot Young, Jennie Taylor, Eta Gay. /
Nell Young, Rhoda Stevenson, Gertie |
Myers, Effie Allison, Nellie Stevenson,
Ida Driver, Dina Watson and Nellie /
Cross, Roy Daynes, Will Wrighter. I
Fred Daynes, Lue schoppe of salt
Lake, Joe Mcfarland, Rem Treceder,
Bert Mowbry. Will Kay, George Stan