The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-13
OGDEN SOCIETY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Society was active last week in spite
of numerous school commandments
which absorbed much time and atten-
ton Among the leading events were
the reception bv Mrs. c. K. Bannister
and the event in nonor of Mrs. Crane
by Mrs. George NJ. Hanson. The
exodus TO summer resorts has begun.
Everything combined to make the
reception given by Mrs. c. K. Ban
mister Wednesday afternoon a COM
plete success. Even the weather was
favorable and the day was an ideal
one for such an event. The parlorS of
the Reed were decorated with a taste
full array of flowers, choice roses pre-
dominating. Rare ferns and palms
were placed about the halls and al
coves. In one of the parlors Miss
Louise Kimball presided at the punch
bowl and, assisted by Mrs Iiams of
Cheyenne. served the delicious bever-
age. Choice refreshments were taste
fully served in room A, while at inter-
walls during the afternoon the mandolin
and guitar club and Professor Schettler
rendered selections. Mrs. Bannister
was assisted in receiving by Mesdames
Kimball Bigelow and Kuhn. The
hours were from till and the arrivals
were so timed that none of the dis
agreeable features often attendant on
a great crowd crush were noticeable.
The guests included many of the most
prominent society ladies in Salt Lake
and other Utah cities as well as from
the surrounding states.
Some of the most elaborate and
beautiful toilettes seen this season were
observed there and the affair will be
long remembered as a notable event
in Ogden society.
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MRS. HANSON INTRODUCES "63."
Mrs George NJ. Hanson entertained
Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs
Charles Crane. Features of the party
were the exquisite decorations and the
game of "63" which Mrs. Hanson in
troduced to Ogden society. The prize
winners in this interesting game were
Miss Nettie Wilson and Mrs. Kate 3.
Anderson. The rooms were taStefully
decorated, a color scheme of yellow,
blue and pink being carried out. The
hall was decorated in yellow, the re-
ception room in blue while in the
Punch was served and a delicious
luncheon provided. The guests were
Mesdames Charles Crane, d. H. Peery,
Sarah E Anderson, Kate B. Anderson,
1. L. Reynolds, Nath Kuhn, e. NJ.
Conroy, Abe Kuhn. Jennie Nelson, al.
Kuhn. Ijams; Misses Leda Kuhn,
Selma Kuhn. Lille Cluff, Annie
Thompson, Lulu Peery, Nettie Wilson.
The military branches of the I. o. o.
L. have completed their arrangements
with the railroad for giving grand
excursion TO Garfield Beach on Aug
10 Ii is TO be a state affair, almost
an interstate affair. as organizations
from Idaho and Wyoming Will be On
hand. On that time the question of
supremacy in drilling opened up by the
contests between the Knights and the
odd Fellows win be settled. Repre-
sentatives of the three orders Will par
ticipate in the military drill contest.
Mrs. Ann McCabe ana daughter Cora
and Tessie have removed to Kansas
City.
Mrs. Jarvis, mother of L. D. Jarvis.
who, together with Mrs. Jarvis and
Mrs. McLain. her daughters have been
Salt Lake last night. They will return
to their home in Hutchinson. Kan,
soon.
The Young Mems and Young Ladies
Improvement associations of the Fifth
ward, will give an ice cream and
strawberry social in the amusement (
hall Tuesday evening next An in
teresting programme will be rendered.
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Ladies Day at the Weber club was
observed Thursday and was more of !
social event than ever before. The {
guests in the evening were entertained /
by choice music including some selec-
tions from the guitar and mandolin /
club.
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Mrs ]. H. Knauss is visiting friends
in Kansas.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ballantyne were I
guests of friends in Logan last week I
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Miss Mamie Afoffatt and Misses Fan (
ME Steler have gone east to spend the /
summer months, Miss Moffatt going TO /
Kentucky and Miss Steler TO Ohio.
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Mrs. S. J. Griffin and daughter are
visiting friends in California.
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The Young Ladies Mutual Improve
ment association of the Third ward
will give a strawberry and ice cream
festival in the ward institute. corner
of Twenty-second and Grant Monday
evening. There will be no formal pro-
gramme but there Will be exercises of