The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-02
OGDEN SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence.)

popular young people of Ogden.
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Wednesday. in Morgan, Miss Flossi,
Llttlefield was united in marriage Il
w. A Turner. the ceremony being per
formed by Bishop Turner, father of tn,
groom. The couple went to Salt LAX,
ana returned to Ogden Thursday. \
reception was given them at the HON,
or the brides parents in this city OF
that evening, and the next mornins
they went TO Morgan, where another
brilliant social event was given in theil
honor at Morgan in the home of Bishor
Turner.
Miss Ethel Pike, we'll known in Og.
den, was on Wednesday, in the Sail
bake temple, Joined in wedlock to Mr.
Walter l.. Holbrook of this city The
couple returned to Ogden and will
make their home here. The bride is
well and favorably known in this city
residing here for about three years and
up TO a few weeks ago, when the fam
lily removed to Salt Lake. She is an es-
pecial favorite with music-lovers, being
regarded as one of the best vocalists
in the state. Mr.. Holbrook is an en-
ployee of the w. H. Wright & Sons
company and has host of friends in
Ogden.
| FRIDAY afternoon, at the grounds of
the School for the Deaf, a merry party
OF little folks was entertained in honor
or the ninth anniversary of Miss Alice
| Metcalf, daughter of Superintendent
and Mrs. Metcalf. The little folks pres
ent were Elizabeth Cannon and James
cannon of Salt Lake, Margaret Spar
go, Edith Corey, Ralph Emerson, Con-
stance Smurthwaite, Maysie Smurth-
waite, Georgiana Smurthwaite, Glen
Engle, Vivian Engle, Alice Metcalf,
Edna Metcalf. Merle Metcalf.
The Ogden Tennis club was perma-
nently organized during the week and
| the club courts opened at the corner
OF TWenty-ffth street and Munroe ave-
nue.. This game is becoming very pop
ular, and series of tournaments will
| probably be arranged in the near fu-
ture. A number of other clubs are be-
| ing talked of and may be formed soon.
The constitution of the present club
limits the membership to twenty, and
the club started with an active men,
bership of seventeen. Each active
member may choose one lady to be an
honorary member. The charter men,
bership of the club is composed of A
V. Macintosh, d. j. Farrell, H. T.
Dyer, George NJ. Hanson, l. l.. Rey-
nolds, Rev. James Byers. DR.. Wherry,
Robert Robinson. Mr.. Williams, Gus
Wright, Paul Noble, Fred Burt. c. L.
Croker, W. l.. Watts. Charles Kircher,
/. l. Reynolds, ]. l.. Pierce, f. NJ.
Whipple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth ]. Weaver,
who were married in the Salt Lake
temple, June q, are now at home at
S25 Twenty-Second street, this city.
Mrs. Weaver (nee Eliza B. Gully is
well known. especially to the patrons
of the telephone office, where she was
in charge of the switch board at night
for about a year. Mr.. Weaver is a
popular and efficient machinist in the
employ of the Southern Pacific.
A merry party of young people, living
mostly in the neighbOrhood of Seven
teenth street, enjoyed Thursday in the
canyon.
Tuesday evening an impromptu, but !
thoroughly enjoyable party was given |
in honor of Lieutenant Noyes, L. S. A, |
who was in Ogden with a company of |
recruits en- route to San Francisco and |
beyond. The lieutenant reached this /
city in the morning, but was obliged to |
hold his recruits in Ogden for nearly |
twenty-four hours. However, the lieu
tenant soon found himself among !
friends, who proceeded to show him
some of the more pleasant features of
life in Ogden. IN the evening a party
was arranged at the home of John Pike,
at which Lieutenant Noyes was a guest
of honor. During the evening refresh
mentS were served, and several solos.
duets, choruses, dramatic impersona-
tons and imprOmptu speeches were
given. At about L o'clock the lieutenant
was escorted to the depot and the train
for the west pulled out amidst the
strains of Aud Lang Syne' and three
cheers for the boys in blue. Those pres
ant were John Pike. Hagbert Anderson,
Professor Eaton, Fred Massa, c.. f.
Foreman, Ed Tout. Gus Hamel. Will
Smith, Mr.. Conger, w. L. Watts, Squire
Coop, Carl Kuhn, Reuben Farr. Lieu
tenant Noyes. L. S. A, of Columbus ,
Barracks, Ohio.
The Second ward fair is proving a.
great drawing card and thousands visit
he rooms in the Boyle block every day.
Great taste has been shown in arrang-
ng the display of articles, and the
ooms present novel and attractive :
appearance. The fair will not close be- :
ore tomorrow evening.
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Mrs. J. w. Booth and daughter Carrie |
lave gone to New York, where Miss
,arrie will continue her musical educa-
ion.
Wednesday evening at the home of
he bride, sos Thirty-first street, Rev. :
V. C. Evans officiated at the ceremony Ii
making Miss Nettie Crandall the wife i
f William b. Reeder. A number of I
elatives and friends witnessed the GER o
mony and partook of a fine wedding L
upper.
Miss Eva Kuhn entertained Friday
fternoon at a lawn party. Two large n
the first of the season in L
gden, and received from a friend in
exas, were dissected and discussed.
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Monday evening Miss Carrie Smith
1tertained in honor of Miss Maud II
[oore of Butte. The guests were Mr..
nd Mrs. L. NJ. Raymond, Miss Ida
Hornet, Ella O'Hornett, Dorthia c
adson, Rose Dukes, Ada Dukes. Nellie f
urritt, c. Folkman, Messrs. Dell Mad ri
m. Pearl Casey, Ed Schnabel, w. b.
arren, Guss Scudder. F. Gimlin, c.
cGregor and F. NJ. Whipple. in
Mrs. Edwin a. Peck entertained at a
wn fete Friday evening, at her home 81
Poplar heights. The guests were
essrs. and MesdameS Cave, Seese, Gill IN
n, Stokes, Davis, Heath. Krauch,
llkins; Mesdames Littlejohn, Nice, 81
ills, Clark, Furlong. Blaisdel, LaVoy,
chardson, Line, Orth. Canady, Breen, H.
Idwig, Ecklund: Misses Olson, Emma
son, Heath, Jenkins, Jacobs, Gunnell, ar
ee. Sylvia Dee, McGonagle, Lille Dee, r.
ay Dee, Eva Stair, Hattie Burt;
essrs Popplewell. Farr Montgomery,
ye, O'Conelly, ]. Harris. Thrall, Frol- ar
I, McCarty, Gunnell, I. Burt, Brum- to
TT, Professor Eaton, Adams, Wilson.
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Mrs. William Driver entertained