The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-05
OGDEN SOCIETY.
(special CORRESPONDENCE

Ogden, March 4.-There were a. num-
Der of pleasant social features con-
nected with the visit of the ladies of
the auxiliary of the Order of Railway
Conductors to ogden, on the occasion
eXemplified by Mrs. Murdoch, grand
president of the order. Among those
from distance who attended were the
following: From Idaho, Mrs. c. w.
Seaton and Mrs. ]. Mulhern of division
12T, Pocatello. Wyoming, Mrs. J. Nj.
Baher, division .102, Evanston, while
Mrs. H. d. Mapes of Las Vegas, N. NJ,
represent her home organization, d.
vision 162 of the national society.
Salt Lake ladies' of the Gilbert A.
Mclean division: President j. T. Be
less, Vice President ]. A. Yates, Secre-
tary G. A. Mclean, Treasurer 7. ].
Built, Guide H. c. Gilman Chaplain A.
N. Russell, Sentinel Harriet Anderson.
Mrs. j. BroyleS, Mrs. S. H. Shermer,
Mrs. William Konold, Mrs. Annie Ko-
mold, Mrs. a. Edison, Mrs. r. Simpson,
Mrs J. Foster, Mrs. 1. McMullen.
Wednesday evening the engineers and
their wives, to the number of about
ninety couples, were present and en-
joyed the hospitality of Clara Barton
, -
some brief speeches and Rotations,
was followed by refreshments.
Mrs. j. w. Littlejohn entertained a
| large number of the visiting ladies on
Thursday afternoon
Mrs. j. r. Forest entertained Mrs. W.
A. Murdoch. grand president of the
Ladies Auxiliary, o. r. c., during that
ladys stay in Ogden.
The Home Culture club held it's reg
ular meeting on Thursday afternoon at
| the home of Mrs. H. H Smith French
history during the reign of Louis XIV
was ably reviewed. THE Women of
the French Salons" was the subject of
| Miss Myrtle Gunnell. Mrs. Kinks pa
per, Social Rights and Duties" was,
indeed, a very interesting and enter
| tanning one.
During the afternoon the club was
! favored with a trio by MesdameS Ran
| dali, II. H. Smith and c.. e. BrGinard,
and a solo by Miss Gunnell.
| A lively discussion of current events
! closed the afternoons programme, and
( the club adjourned to meet March 16
with Mrs. Fortier, 1862 Madison avenue.
The guests of the afternoon were:
Mesdames Maloney, L. G. Nelson and
]. L. Thompson of Springville.
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Mrs. J. W. Riley was given a sur
prise party on Friday evening. The
guests were: Mesdames George Short
en-, T. f. Emmett, John Jenkins, Will
liam Purdy, Joseph Wallace, W. W.
Browning, William Emmett, NJ. w.
DoXey, A. Doxey, J. II. Watkins and
Harry Bagley; Mesdames William Ora
ham, James Purdy, Ballinger, Tout, ].
Shepard; Misses Mamie Emmett, Imo-
gene Wilson, NJ. A. Riley, the Misses
Hall, Hattie Riley, Mamie Tout, Ada
Riley; Messrs. Irving Emmett. Ed En-
sign, James Riley, George Riley and
Harold Ballinger.
The High school boys gave a ball at
the Union Opera House this afternoon.
| Mrs. George A. Snow is visiting her
sister, Mrs. j. f. Grant.
A surprise party was given Monday
| in honor of Professor and Mrs. Klaus.
the occasion being the birthday of Mrs.
| Klaus. The guests were: MesSrs and
Mesdames Thatcher. Gindstrom, p.
Christensen. ]. Lewis. Nordquist and o.
Lurd; Mesdames Dana Wood, CIadi-
son, Doty and Carlson; Misses Doty.
| Harry Munson. Harry Klaus, Fred
! Klaus, John Lewis and A. Anderson.
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| Mrs. Thomas Radcliffe. wife of Pro-
| fessor Radcliffe of Salt Lake, was the
guest of Mrs. A. G.. Fell during the
| week.
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A few friends of Miss Ida Taylor met
at her home, South Washington ave
nue., and gave her pleasant surprise
party on Wednesday evening. The time
| was very pleasantly passed with NIL
! sic, games and refreshments. Among
| those present were: Mr. and Mrs. d.
H. Ensign. Mr.. and Mrs. James Bal
! lentyne Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Evans. Mr..
and Mrs. H. Taylor. Mrs Moroni
| Brown, Mrs. Mary Evans, Misses Mol
! lie Woods. Laura Ballantyne, Joan
Woodmansee, Ida Taylor, Edith Brown.
Mary Taylor, Leona Woods; Messrs.
Lawrence Taylor, Bert Garner, David
Garner, Weaver, Reuben Evans and
| Henry Taylor.
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A surprise party was given on Albert
! Richter, Friday evening, at the home