The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-12
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OGDEN SOCIETY,


Mrs. Ransford Smith entertained the
first meeting Of La Coterie for the year
last Tuesday, and if well begun is
half done,' then this club is very aus
piciousIy started, for members and
guests enjoyed q pleasant and profit
able afternoon.
The new president, Mrs. Warner,
opened the programme with carefully
chosen and timely remarks outlining
the years work, and closing with a
pretty tribute to the retiring president
Mrs. Rockford, the secretary, read her
report, in which was ingeniOuSly en-
bodied the movements of the club DUR
ing the summer vacation. recalling
among other features tine delightful
outing in the canyon.
After the DISPOSITION of some bust,
ness matters, Mrs lBanniSter gave
long deferred but none the less enjoy
able topic on THE Madonna in Art,
| accompanying a most excellent paper
with copies of the Madonna from the
old masters.
Mrs. Smith was assisted in the serv-
ing Of dainty refreshments by Mrs.
Fletcher, Mrs. Foreman and Mrs Gid
con.
The invited guests were Mrs. Schill
ing, Huntington, - Ore; Mesda1nes
Cross. Osmond and Dey of Salt Lake;
| Mrs. Arthur HeWett, Butte, Mont; Mrs.
Boreman. HubbeN. Kiesel. Pratt, Miss
| Moffett, Miss Emily Bannister.
The Aglaia will inset Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Ransford Smith and
Mrs. John Fletcher. Jefferson avenue.
Friday evening farewell party was
| given in the First ward in honor of
| Carl Garff. who leaves soon to fulfill
a two-years' mission in Scandinavia
Miss Pike, Charley Pike and Mr.. Garff
| sang trio and the first named two a
duet, which were much appreciated
Mr. Garff made a, brief but feeling
speech. Thomas Evans, another young
man from the First ward, VIII leave
with Mr. Garff, and a benefit ball will
be given in his honor Sept, Is.
Mrs. J. II. Knaus and daughter have
returned from visiting in Illinois, Iowa
and Kansas.
! ]. z. Graham and Fred Bluth have
gone TO San Francisco to enter the en-
pluy of the Western Union in the
Wheatstone department.
VIII Sturtevant has gone to St Louis
to enter Washington college.
George w Thatcher of Logan was
in ogden during the week.
Frank NJ briggs went to Pleasant
Grove Tuesday to attend the wedding
of his brother, Howard R. briggs and
Miss Eva Frampton-
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Hon. L. w. Snurtliff has returned
from Omaha.
John Burton of Wyoming was in og-
den last week, visiting his brother.
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Mrs. James Ballard left Thursday for
a six weeks visit with friends in Me-
bras1a and Iowa.
A. E. Snow of Brigham City was in
Ogden Monday
Miss Cora Sloane of Indianola, Ia,
stopped over IN Ogden Sunday en- route
to Walla Walla. Wash. While here she
was the guest of Mrs. Walter Richey.
Miss Myrtle Weber and Francis
Williams have come to ogden to attend
school, from Park City.
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c. c. Berringer and family have re
moved to Ration, NJ M.
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Miss Minnie Bagley has gone east to
visit relatives in Cincinnati.
! A beautiful and touching tribute OF
love and respect was paid Mrs. Joseph
inc West in the form of a surprise
banquet given by the officers of tbs
Stake Primary association prior to fel
departure for Baker City. Ore. where
she will reside for a short time The
! semi annual conference of this a9So-
| citation convened in the tabernacle Sat
: urday at II am. On the stand and by
the side of Mrs. West were number
of Salt Lake visitors, who kindly as
sisted on the memorable occasion. They
were Mrs Amelia Rogers originator O.
this association; Mrs LorIn Felt, state
and church president; Mrs. Lilly Z
+ Freeze, counsellor; May Anderson, sec
rotary and treasurer; Miss Bell Salmon
aid, Mrs. Emily Richards, one of ths
directors of the Orphans Home. Sal
Lake City; Mrs. Elizabeth Stanford
fpresident of the Young Ladies' ASSOC
l,ciatton lately returned from Washing
ton, D. c.; Mrs. Jane S. Richards
;, ! president of the Relief association. ant
: !. many others, while among the gentle
I men were seen Apostle Richards, Pres
sdent L. W. Shurthff, Hon. Lorin FaGT
. Richard Ballantyne, superintendent o
wards and counties and eounsellogs
> The large and beautiful building wa
: almost filled with little boys and girls
in holiday attire. looking happy ans
> sweet in their innocence-a beautiful
picture to behold. The conference wa
called to order by the president, Mrs
West. After singing and prayer, tn
thine was occupied in songs, recitation
and class exercises, interspersed wit
short speeches from the visitors an
others. One poem deserves specia