The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-23
OGDEN SOCIETY.

OGDEN SOCIETY.
The event in social circles this week
will be the banquet of the Eisteddfod
chorus Tuesday night at the Reed hotel;
are about complete. There will be an
elegant menu and a fine programme OF
toasts and speeches.
The performance of the Queens Lace
Handkerchief Wednesday evening by
the Salt Lake Opera company. was an
event much enjoyed by Ogden people
This company is now the chief favorite
with Ogden theater-goers and the recep-
ton accorded them at their last perform
ance was most enthusiastic Members OF
the company said their welcome was the
most hearty OF any they had ever re-
ceived. In point of attendance the au-
dience was larger with one exception than
any which had ever before greeted the
company.
Last Monday evening the Daughters Of
Rebekah gave the first OF series OF
card parties TO be held this winter. A
large number of their friends were in
vited and very enjoyable time was had;
Sixty-three was the game played, and
Miss Emma Couch the winner of the
ladies' first prize, a lovely pair of vases.
Mr. Porter Wardleigh was awarded gen
tleman's first prize, an elegant wine set;
Miss Daisy hiss and Mr.. Mark received
BOBBY prizes.
Wednesday, in the Salt Lake temple,
was solemnized the marriage of Miss Ida
Farley and Mr.. Charlton +. Ferrln, DOM IN
well known and popular young people OF
Ogden, and both well known IN Tnuslcal
circles as vocalists of power. THURSDAY
evening reception was given IN hohof
of Mr. and Mrs. Ferrin at the home OF
Mrs. Charles Marriott, sister OF the bride
About 80 friends were in attendance ana
many beautiful and costly presents We're
bestowed on Mr.. and Mrs Ferrin. The
house was artistically decorated. Music
was furnished by the Apollo CLUB, by
Misses Luella Ferrin and Mrs CIariDel
will be given Friday night and the couple
will be at home after Oct. % at residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Farley
The Federation clubs of Utah will con-
vene in the Presbyterian church Oct. %.
The silver wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. Moves was celebrated at their nome
merry until O'Clock. when the gather
ing broke up amid the strains or AUD
Lang Syne." Many costly ana useIuI st-
yer presents were given to host ana most
ess with the best wishes of friends. FOL
lowing were among the guests: Mrs MIS-
Elizabeth Moyes. aged 81; Mr.; ana Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Moves, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Hoyes Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Moves,
Mr. and Mrs. a. H. Moves, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Moves.
". EcceIs, ST.. Mrs. David Eccels.. Mrs.
NJ. Hart. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hippwell, Mr..
and Mrs. E; Hadley; Mr. and MIS-. y9n I
Mary Ballinger. Mrs. A: Ballinger, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Ballinger. Mr.. G. Banenger'
Mr.. and Mrs. T Williams, Mr.. ana Mrs-
NJ. ]. Hadley Mr.. and Mrs l.. j. Wright,
Mr. and Mrs. e. Richardson. MI and
Mrs. NJ. J. Hathaway. Mrs. Nye MI an9
Mrs. HurniS. Mrs. D. TRACY 3y. NJ. r8 ana
gerson. Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Wallace, Mr..
and Mrs. d. Williams, Mr.. j. Dacre. MIS-.
E. Mooney Mrs. X. Hogan. Mrs. w. "
Stevens Mrs. Books, Mr.. r. NJ. Larson.
Mrs. H J. Warner. Mrs. G. c. Wilson.
The first meeting of the S. o. Q. B.
club for the season was held at the nome
of Miss Kiesel and new members were
initiated Monday evening, and second
meeting held Tuesday evening another
member was added The new members
are Misses Bannister, Green and Selma
Kuhn. The club was entertained yester-
day at the Reed by Miss Bigelow.
Mrs. Noble has as her guest Miss Eaton
of San Francisco. and on Friday enter
tanned in her honor.
j. H Corse and wife are at home from
a two weeks visit in Chicago and
Omaha.
Misses KieseI Schansenbach and Ban
mister will attend Miss Webber's fare
well party at salt Lake MOnuay eNeHlHS-
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Mrs. Ad Kuhn was the hostess of an
enjoyable card party Wednesday even
ing Mrs. Bannister won first prize and
Miss Schansenbach second prize.
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Mrs. ]. C. Armstrong entertained at
cards Tuesday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Hennech of Salt Lake. Mrs. Rey-
nolds won first prize and Mrs. E. b. Stew
art the consolation prize.
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Mrs. ]. S. Peery will spend the week in
Salt Lake.
Mrs Thomas Fitzgerald and daughter
Tittie leave this afternoon for Califor-
MIA.
Society is eagerly looking forward to
the appearance of the Ogden Opera COM
pany in the "NIikado.' at the Grand
Opera house, Wednesday, Nov. 2. The
cast includes Bert Gates. James Conlisk,
Dr. E. NJ Conroy. Henry Ware, Mrs.
Frank Hepburn. MRS. Ed Ulrich, Mrs.
Bert Gates and Miss Litty Staynor, and
the chorus is selected from the best mus
ical talent in the city. The costumes will
be furnished by the Salt Lake costuming
house.