The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-18
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OGDEN SOCIETY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

gala time at the cosy home of MIR. ana
Mrs. D. NJ. Morrison. 123 Grant ave
nue.. The occasion was the birthday Of
Mrs. Morrison, and number of guests
were present in honor of the occasion.
The rooms and tables were decorated
very prettily with cut flowers and ferns.
In the card games Mrs. Costello and
Clarence Forbes won the first prices;
Mrs. c. ]. Corey and Mr.. Howe the 9TH
ers. At 1870 a tasteful lunch was
served. The guests were: Dr. and
Mrs. Powers, Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin, Mr.
and Mrs Howe. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Corey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bromlee. Mr.. and Mrs. Costello, Mes
danes Fol hes, Halgren, Hart; Misses
Otella Halgren, Cora Keys, Frances
Powers and Portia Coolidge; Messrs.
John Powers, A. Forest, Clarence
Forbes and Joe Halgren.
Mrs. George ]. Kelly will entertain
the Aglaia Tuesday, April 20. The
meeting is called for o'clock p. m,
at the request of the president.
A very pleasant afternoon party was
given yesterday by the Afternoon
Dancing club.
Miss Gertrude Keller entertained
few friends Wednesday evening, in
honor of Miss Lottie Dibble of Rock
Springs.
Mrs. E. A. Linsey and daughter of
Evanston. Wyo. have beer visiting in
the city the past week, the guests of
Miss Leota Kennedy.
w. H. Marsh left Wednesday for
Denver, where he will reside.
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Mrs. A w. Mcleod, wife of Score
tary Mcleod of the Y. NJ. C. A, arrived
Friday morning from Tacoma, Wash.
Mr.. Mcleod and family will reside on
the corner of Twenty-second street and
Madison avenue.
The two G. A. r. posts and the two
Relief corps are preparing one of the
most artistic entertainments and ex-
hibits ever arranged by Ogden people
The preparations are under the direc-
ton Of Colonel Lew Ginger of Colorado
Springs, who has nationwide reputa-
ton for skill in this line. There will
be three days of the fete, the fair and
exhibit occurring at Thomas hall May
and ., while the play and drilling ex-
ercises come in the Opera House May g.
Colonel Ginger is now engaged in drill
ling 2O'young ladies for zouave drill
The young ladies will wear zouave cos
tune and are already quite expert. go
ing through just the same manual as
soldiers do.
In case an arrangement can be made
with the adjutant-g general of the Utah
National Guard for uniforms. a mock
war scene-attack on the picket line
will be represented. The play at the
Opera House will be entitled the ''Vir-
Sinia Mummy being put on by the
very hest Ogden talent
The merchants have been quite lib
eral and several score of valuable arti-
cles are already donated for the occa-
sion. The most valuable prize per-
haps, is a grand piano, valued at $500,
now to be seen at Wardleigh's music
store.
Miss Eddy, of the faculty of the
school for the deaf, dumb and blind,
went to Salt Lake Friday evening to
visit with a friend over Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. w. Fook came down from
Evanston last week to visit with Mrs.
A. J. Warner.
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c. H. Jacobs and wife of Salt Lake
were Reed guests last week
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Carr of Chicago
stopped at the Reed a day or two last
week.
The John A. Logan Literary society.
although the last organized has, per-
haps, the largest membership of any
in the city, the membership numbering
about 40. Its objects are both entertain
ment and instruction and, as women
who are eligible to membership in the
w. r. c. are also eligible through that
to the Literary society, it is hoped that
even a larger enrolment will soon be
had.
The absent members at the last meet
ing missed a rare treat in Miss Marl1le's
paper. "A Review of the Hoosier
Schoolmaster." by Edward Eggleston
She gave a brief sketch of the authors
life and presented the schoolmaster
true to the ideal
Those appointed for the other two
dialect writer's, James Whitcomb Reilly
and Thomas Nelson Page, postponed
their papers till next meeting, and
these two, with the three regular pa
rers, Prominent Women of the White
House." by Mrs. Norman wis, Prom
inent Women in the Literary World
by Mrs. Marshall, and "Other Promi-
nent Women" by Mrs. Brice, together
with the Current Events" will furnish
a programme no member should fail to
hear.
A neat, framed painting of bunch |
of flags. the club flowers, decorated |
with a knot of red, white and blue |
ribbon, the club colors. was presented !
to us by a member" Although the !
donor is unknown, the expressions !
heard when it was discovered, of its |
appropriateness and the delicate |
which prompted the |
gift, certainly proved to her that it was |
appreciated by the society.
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Clark Mccormick. Henry Mccormick |
and Ravenal McBeth of Salt Lake were /
up Thursday, guests of D. II. Peery, jr. |
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Mrs. George NJ. Hansen is visiting
friends in Coalville.
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Charles Lippincott and family have |
20 Chicago.
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Mrs. H. c. Bigelow and daughter will
entertain on Monday of this week.