The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-03-27
OGDEN SOCIETY.


Mrs John L. Herrick, Miss Scowcroft
and Miss Letitia Herrick were hostess
es at an elaborate and altogether de-
! lightful dancing party given Friday
night IN the Second ward amusement
hall The invitations were edged with
blue forget-me- nots, with a white pan
sy in one corner. and bore the dainty
Shakespearear quotation:
When you do dance
l wish you a wave o the sea
| That you might ever do nothing but
thct."
White and blue were the colOrs, and
the stage of the hall was transformed
into a pretty bower, with white and
blue bunting artistically draped from
the ceiling and about the wings. Tables
were placed about in this bower, and
| during the evening a delicious COLA
ton was served. From the time the
| guests entered the hallway till they LETT
their comfort and pleasure was min
! istered to by the charming hostesses
and number of thoughtful assistants
Ford's orchestra furnished the dance
music for about 90 couples from
o'clock until midnight
After the dancing. musical numbers
were furnished by Miss Ethel Pike, Mr..
Charlton Ferrin and Squire Coop. Each
hostess was attired in a becoming cos
tune of organdie, and wore carna-
! tions.
Misses FIossie Scowcroft and Jessie
Rihcards assisted the hosteSSeS.
Messrs. and Mesdames Joseph A.
| West, Baker City; Woodward. San
Francisco; Michaelstutter. Denver; T.
Richards and Frank D. Richards, Salt
Lake; w. H. White. Logan; F. a. Jen-
nings, Park City. Misses Lily, Gates
ri
Hansen. Logan; Messrs. VIII Stoker
and ROllo Emmett, San Francisco; DR..
/ r. Jennings, New York: Ernest Bro
berg, Logan; Will McAllister, Salt
Lake.
Ogden-Mesdames Marion Burton,
| Rose BallantyEe, L. NJ. Richards;
Messrs. and Mesdames Robert McQuar-
RE, Daniel Hamer F. w. Baker. Ezra
C. Rich, Alex Brewer. Henry Emmett,
McLaren Boyle, Stiggars. j. w. West,
Frank J. Stevens, c. J. Rose, D. ReVor.
viii Howell. Lester Herrick, James
Ballard, S. W. Badcon, John Scowcroft,
G. II. Islaub, Joseph Scowcroft, Will
lard Scowcroft. Albert Scowcroft, He
Der Scowcroft, Frank Foulger, John
Pingree, Harry Bagley, Oscar Randall,
c. G. Richards, Frank Scoville; Misses
Nan Emmett, Annis Brown, Annie
Thompson, Lillian Cluff, Lettie Rich
ards Pearl Richards. Kate Carnahan,
Veda Littlefield. Virgie HoutZ, Nettie
Stevens, Kate Stevens, Lillian Stevens.
Nettie Boyle, Hattie Hinchclif, Eliza
Hinchcliff, Mamie McQuarrie, Media
McQuarrie, Flossie McQuarrie, Cora
Wilson, Flossie Wright, Maud Lewis,
Ethel Pike, Veda Eccles. Nellie Buch-
miller, Lulu Peery, Minnie Zitzman,
Marcia Hinchcliff. Ida Pingree, Emily
Tanner. Jane Herrick, Ruby Stevens,
Luella Ferrin, Ida Farley. Maud Dee,
Josie Zitzman, Wealthy Douglass, Net
tie Herrick; Messrs. Ed Ensign, L. D.
Tresceder, James Burton. Fred Hal
version, S. z. Corey. Jack PawlasS, Alva
Scoville, Com Richards, Rob Wilson.
Lester Scoville, Peery Herrick, w. II.
O'Brien. Henry Stevens. Fred Shields,
Ray Scoyille. Charles Hinchcliff, Frank
Pierce. Will Kay Walter Clark, John
Browning. Irving Emmett, Will Purdy,
TheO. Lewis, W. d. Littlefield, jr., Da-
vid Eccles, r. C. Mckinney, Joseph
Peery, Horace Peery, Conner Nicholas,
Joel j. Harris. Will Jennings, Squire
Coop. Sam Herrick. c. P. Ferrin, T. Y.
Stanford, Richard Porter, w. L. Watts
and Crayton Snyder.
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Friday Die Deutsche Gesellschaft of
the High school met at the home of
Henry Turner. German was the prin-
cipal language used in conversation
the entertainment furnished by the
gramophone operated by the host.
The programme for the g ming in
cluded, besides several gramophone Sc
lections, a piano duet by Miss Flora
Turner and Miss Bessie Blair, Ger
man story by Miss Lulu Steler. German
song by Miss Ethel Hirst, a debate in
German by Miss Carrie Knapp and Mr..
Eddie tanning.
Light refreshments were. served and
some German games played
The Bachelor Maids of Queen City
Rebekah lodge No. 4. l. o. o. F., will
give a card party and supper tomorrow
night at I. o. Q; F; hall
Wednesday, at the home of William
Purdy, on Twenty-eighth street, oc-
CURED the wedding of Horace Z. Bag
ley and Miss Lily Purdy, both we'll
known and popular young people of
Ogden. The ceremony was performed
by Bishop Robert McQuarrie and was
witnessed by about 40 guests. Gordon
n. Kimball was the groOm's best man,
and Miss Grace Payne was bridesmaid.
After a wedding banquet Mr. and Mrs.
Bagley left for a short visit to Salt
Lake After April l they win be at
home to their friends at 2O2 Twenty
eighth street. The wedding guests
Were MIS-. Rate tdSSell, MIS- JOnH
Hooper, Bishop McQuarrie, Mrs w. c.
Howell, Hon. and Mrs. ]. E. Bagley,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Harris, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Purdy ST.. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Purdy, Misses Edith Purdy,
Grace Payne, Ethel Payne. Gertrude
Bagley, Florence Bagley, Gussie Purdy,
Messrs. II. A. Purdy, w. E. Purdy,
Frank Purdy. G. n. Kimball. A. S.
Purdy. oliver G. Purdy, George p. Nc
Cabe, Ray Purdy and Eugene Purdy.
Last Sunday a dinner party was
given at the home of Walter Richey,
40l Washington avenue, in honor of H.
H. Litzenberg ana A. T. Richey, two
employees of the po5toffice. The guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Swan, Miss
Clara Foreman, Miss Mamie VOORHEES,,
Fred Keller, Alb Reynolds and w. r.
Swan.
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Elder John Farr, who leaves Tuesday
for missionary work in Europe, was
given a testimonial of esteem Thursday
night. The concert and bail in his
honor was attended by large throng
of his friends.
La Coterie met at the home of Mrs.