The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-06
Ogden Society.

The La Coterie held its regular meet
ing Tuesday, Feb. 1. at the residence Of
Mrs. A p Bigelow. The club was
called to order promptly at 3 o'clock.
most of the members being present. A
programme committee was elected to
perform work for the coming year. the
ladies' chosen being Mesdames Gideon,
Perkins Patton, Kimball and BigelOw.
An informal discussion of the subjects
for next years study followed. Action
was deferred until the next meeting.
The programme for the day was then
given. The reign of Terror" sketch
cd by Mrs. Gideon had literary, as well
as historic value, and pictured with
dramatic force the leading events OF
that memorable period.
An excellent paper on the Causes
of the American Revolution was pre-
scented by Mrs. Perkins, after which
refreshments were served and the club
adjourned 10 meet Feb. i, with Mrs.
Patton
So much of the business of the W. r.
c. at the last meeting required atten-
ton, that little time was left for the
recreation hour" Another very cordial
invitation from the Federated clubs
Giteraryt was extended TO the John A.
Logan Literary, but its acceptance was
again deferred, lest that feature should
supersede the relief corps work, which
If is not intended it shall do. The lit
erary'' has proven of interest and bene-
fit and the study of United States his
tory. parliamentary law current events
and the live issues of the day, viii be
continued, but special emphasis Will be
given to patriotic study and the ma
tional holidays.
The r F NJ club were very pleas
antly entertained by Miss Edith Tavey
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on Thursday evening. The evening was
spent at high five, Miss Meta Boyle
winning first prize. = beautiful souvenir
spoon. and Mr.. Herbert Segars the gen
tleman winner, a silver mounted comb.
Dainty refreshments were served and
at midnight the guests de.arted.
The members present We're Misses
Lila Josh, Rhoda and Nellie Stevenson,
Meta Boyle, Edith and Ella TaVey,
Messrs. Ray Buckmiller. Herbert Sc
gars. Howard MacneOiu, Rev Treseder,
Peere Herrick, VIII Watson, Virgil
Cain and VIII Kay.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Pugh gave a high five party to many
of their friends. The prizes were won
by Mrs Collins and W. w. Corey, head
prizes. Mrs Bowman and Mr.. Roy
Boyle, consultations, Mrs. Angel and
Mrs. ToDOnce.
Delicious refreshments were served,
after which singing and dancing We're
INDUCED in. Those present We're; Mr..
and Mrs. ". Watts, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Corey, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Corey, Mr..
and Mrs A Collins. Mr. and Mrs j.
I. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Gale, Mr..
and Mrs. THOMPSON. Mr.. and Mrs. To-
ponce. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w Boyle, Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Livingston, Mr. and Mrs.
Avey. Mrs Howe, Mrs, Murray, Mrs
Bowman. Mrs. Horricks, Mrs. Leek,
Mrs. Angel;. Miss Sadie Morley, Miss
Matte Watts, Miss Kate McGreggor,
Miss Leek. Miss Sadie Fowler, Miss
Jennie Fowler, Mr.. Roy Boyle. Mr..
James BOYLE. Mr. Jones, Mr.. Arthur
Morley, from Peterson.
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Thursday afternoon about 30 guests
assembled at the home Of Edrs. f. d.
Rjckford and Mrs. Elliott, TO play the
delightful game of ''SiXty-three.' The
colors were Nile green and lavender.
and were tastefully adhered to
throughout the afternoon. The tally
cards were green and lavender celluloid
cut in unique designs, bearing in pretty
1,ainted letters the number of the table.
The score cards were of lavender. Miss
Schansenbach received the first prize,
q hand-painted vase, and Miss Eva
Kuhn was consoled with a painted
rlate. Those present were Mesdames
Brick. Pratt, Armstrong, Patton, EX-
UNI. Gates, Graham. G. II. Matson. Oar
Wenner, Evans, Bannister, BigelOw,
Schansenbach, Leda Kuhn, Eva Kuhn,
Fannie Steler, Rose Steler, Bigelow,
Chevers, Greene. Croker, Moffett,
Walker and Bannister.
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Thursday next the /. O. o. T. of Og-
den give a grand masquerade ball in
the Union Opera house Prizes viii be
given for the best sustained character
Representations. On the same evening
a card party and supper will be given
in the I. o. 0. T. hall.
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Master Jack Kuhn gave party 10
about 20 of his little friends Wednes-
day afternoon. in honor of his 4th
birthday. At o'clock they were taken
in a large bob, with plenty of fur robes,
whistles and trumpets. for an hours
drive, after which they returned TO Mrs.
Kubn's home to enjoy the music and
games especially designed for their
pleasure. Delicious refreshments We're
served in the dining room. Among
those enjoying this delightful afternoon
were Dorothy Armstrong Helen Per
klns, Lindsay Rogers, Evans Hanson,
Sys Matson, Francis Matson, Hiram