The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-13
OGDEN Society.

The ladies of the JOhn A. Logan anu
John A. Dix relief corps showed them
selves thoughtful and successful enter
tainers on the occasion of the state en-
campment in ogden. The ladies served
dinner for the veterans and their
friends at noon and supper in the
evening and looked out for their well
fare in many ways.
Feb. IS the Alumni association gives
a bail in the Union Opera House.
The reception given by Mrs. Dalrym-
pie Wednesday afternoon was very
ENJOYABLE affair. a large number OF
invitations were issued, and a great
many guests responded by their pres
ence. The home was prettily decor
ated with Gala lilies, carnations, roses,
and every corner was rounded out with
a glory palm The hostess, who was
assisted by her daughter Evelyn, Mrs.
T. w Matson, Mrs. l. N. Pierce and
Mrs. w. E. Johnson, greeted the guests
most cordially.
Wednesday afternoon large num-
Der of the Misses Schansenbach and
Kuhns friends were enjoyably enter
tanned by them. The pretty home was
tastefully decorated with cut flowers
and smiIaX The afternoon was spent
at cards. Miss Jessie Bigelow winning
a beautiful wedgewood pitcher. Mrs.
Tyler, a rose jar and Mrs. Hume, a
large bunch of California flowers
Those enjoying their hospitality were:
Mesdames Brinker, Bishop Washburn
and Cambridge of Salt Lake, Tyler,
Hume, Ryan, Fitzgerald, Ross, Arm
strong, Spencer, Whalen, Bannisters
Spargo, Ad Kuhn, Abe Kuhn, Abbott,
Berry, Rigelow, Chevers, Wenner, -Ag-
Ter, Peery, Albert Kiesel, Fred Kiesel,
Pratt, Patton, Bickford, Elliott, Alli-
son, Perkins, C. II. Matson, Becker,
Reynolds, Conroy, Misses Ella conroy.
Leda Kuhn, Jessie Bigelow, Emily
Bannister, Kiesel, Croker, Green and
Chevers.
A number of ladies were entertained
at cards on Monday afternoon by Mrs.
r. d. Ryan. The first prize. a royal
Worcester vase. was won by Miss Min
ME Kiesel, and Mrs. Hume the con-
ISOLATION, a flower receptacle. Those
present were: Mesdames Ross, Crock
er, Hume. Steler, George Brown, Brick,
Fitzgerald, Conroy, Mayer, Tyler, Ny
ers, Hassett, Gillies, Allison J. S.
Lewis, Wenner, E. w. Watson, G.. H.
Matson, Rankin, Albert Kiesel. Fred
Kiesel, Perkins,, Misses Eva Kuhn,
hieSel, Greene ana CrOckef.
The first of her series of card parties
was given by Mrs. A. P. Bigelow on
Monday afternoon.
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Miss Chevers entertained a few
friends Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott entertained a
few friends at their home on Wash
game of "siXty-three" was INDUCED in,
Mrs. Spencer winning the lady's prize,
a delft cream and sugar, and Mr.. Spen-
Ger the gentleman's, a delft cup and
sauser. Those present We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Agler. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
lisk, Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Ash and Mrs. Willis.
Mrs. Hume viii entertain the o. Q. B.
club next Tuesday.
Mrs. H G. Minty entertained a num-
Der of friends at cards Friday after
noon, Miss Hannah Dee winning the
head prize Miss Kuhn the consola-
ton and Mrs. Sherwood the bcoby.
Dainty refreshments were served, after
which the guests departed, having
spent a very enjoyable afternoon.
Those present were: Nfesdames Agler,
Ross. Hume, Gideon. Epperson, Kuhn,
Sherwood, Patton, Anothry, Perkins,
PEBBLES. Conroy, Fitzgerald, Chevers,
Hubble, Wells Spencer, Ensign, Berry,
Evans, Fletcher, John Reed of Salt
Lake, Misses Minnie Kiesel, Green,
Conroy, Kuhn, Chevers and Dee.
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a thoroughly delightful occasion was
ladies' day last Thursday at the Weber
club rooms. The ladies inspected the
new dining rooms for the first time
and were entertained by a programme
of choice musical selections in the even
ing. Ladies' day is becoming ceIe-
brated feature in the social life of
ogden.