The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-19
OGDEN SOCIETY.


previous. when the climax of the ante
lenteEl gaieky was reached.
The Coterie met on Tuesday, Feb. II
with Mrs Archie Bigelow.
The Ideal Club" was discussed by
all members present, d very wide range
of views being elected. The large club
the small club, the club for earnes
work and the club for social recreation
each had its advocate.
The plate cards at luncheon were
unique and sparkling valentines writ
ten by the hostess.
The club adjourned to meet next with
Mrs. Perkins.
MeSdameS Joseph, Carlson, Reeve anG
RevOr entertained with a high five
party Tuesday afternoon at the beauti-
full home of the former at the corner OF
Twenty street and Washington
avenue.
The parlors We're decorated with cut
flowers and smilax, and punch was
served during the afternoon. The prizes
were a handsome cake plate, won by
Mrs. Dufur, and a valentine by Mrs,
Stigers- The guests were Mesdames W
E. Maison, Cromwell, Robbins, J. w
West, Stigers, VIII Douglass. John
Douglass, Dufur, Bruesch, Salt Lake;
Harry Bagley, Pidcock and Miss Wads-
worth.
The Thursday Night club was enter
tanned Thursday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. P. C. Westover. The prizes were
Those present were Messrs. and Mes
danes Pidcock. Murdoch, Roberts. Gu
stead. Mesdames Reeve, Cooney, Nye
Dixon, Bowman and Paine, Misses Ray
Thomas, Marguerite Thomas, Verna
Bowman, Lois Pierce, MessrS. Sam
Whitaker, Walter Douglass and Pierce.
The club meets next week with Mrs.
Archie Bowman.
Mrs. F. c. Stokes of Lincoln avenue
entertained Monday afternoon at high
five party. her parlOrs being prettily
decorated with cut flowers and smilax.
Dainty and tasteful refreshments were
served. Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Sadd were
awarded prizes The guests were: Mes
danes F'leishner Andrews, Nevin, Oh
son, Williams, Calkins Peck, White,
Sadd. Baker. EstabrCok. McGaw. La
Voy. Brown, Davis, Rowland, Cave, Nc
Intosh.
Mrs. Joseph La Voy entertained
Tuesday at her home on Adams ave
nue. with a high five party. Mrs. An
drews and Mrs. Calkins were the prize
winners The guests were Mesdames
Calkins, Stokes, Andrews. Mcintosh,
McGaw, Davie. VoOhies, Nevin, White,
Fleishner and Pulver.
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One of the prettiest. of several very
pretty valentine parties of the week
was one given Tuesday evening by Miss
Medic Corey at the home of her par
Mr..
affair was in honor of the Three Times
Three" club, and a number of the club s
friends were also guests. The Railways
and parlorS were cleyeTly and predtily
decorated with hearts. The tally sheets
were heart-shaped and decorated with
hand-painted tributes to St Valentine
The score cards were formed by two
hearts, arrow pierced, and third heart
pendant. After the series of sixty-three
games Miss Beatrice Foreman and Mr..
Alex Healy were awarded the prizes.
Refreshments were served, and a num-
Der of impromptu toasts given, Miss
May Corse responding for the girls and
MIR. Archie Cross for the high school
Glass of 49, Each guest was given
his or her fortune in a nutshell" Slips
of paper cut heart-shaped were secreIed
in walnut shells and each guest chose
one. The heart-shaped bit Of paper had
the fortune of the owner written there
on, and much merriment resulted. Some
music and dancing was INDUCED in.
The guests were Misses Beatrice Bore
man. Verna Barrows, Cora Eayrs, Tulie
Baker, Jessie Hammond. Virgie Bree-
den, May Hume, Cora COrse, Rebecca
Wright, Messrs. Archie Cross, Alex
Healy. John Milaw, Fred Robinson, Ro-
sci Besnap. Glare Carheart. Roy McIn-
tosh, Del Gay. Jenni Spargo. Roscoe
Breeder. Gus Wright, Warren Watts.
A surprise party in honor of Miss
Anna Mortensen was given Friday
evening. Feb. II. at the home of her
aunt. Mrs. William Eccles. 446 Seven
tenth street. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. David Eccles, Mrs. Sarah An
ierson, Misses Cora Wilson. Veda Ec-
cles, Fannie Hammond, Media McQuar-
rie. Myrtle Banks, Ida Anderson,
Mamie Thomson. Nellie Bockholt,
Laura Woods, Nettie Thomson. Lottfe
Johnson, Lizzie Langlois, Lottie Hen
ninger. Reta Doom and Pearl E,ccles:
Messrs. David Evans. Professor A.
Nelson. Harry Grow. Fred Taylor, Al
fred Croft. Daniel Mcfarland. Irving
Emmett. H. Mortensen. A. w. Bon
hom, VIII Gibson, James Burrows. VIII
Jenkins and Willie Eccles. During the
evening several games were INDUCED
in, among them d guessing game. in
which Alfred Croft won first prize. a.
ried off the BOBBY. Refreshments were
served. The guests departed at a late
hour, after having spent a. very en-
joyable evening.
On next Tuesday night, J. Arthur
Looming, the impersOnator. and Ada
Barratt McQuarrie, the singer. and her
class will appear at the NJ. E. church,
under the direction of Mr.. w. r. Og-
len.
Mr.. H. L. Knowles of Bloomington,
Ills, was the guest of Mrs. Ada Bar
ratt McQuarrie and r. H. McQuarrie
his week.
About twenty friends agreeably sur
Drised f. E. Schlaegeter last Wednes-
lay evening, and an enjoyable time
was had. Might've was INDUCED in.
Henry Lowenstein won the gentleman's
prize, a beautiful picture, and Fred
Lowenstein won the BOBBY prize Mrs.
5rowel won the lady's head prize. and
Mrs. Mann won the BOBBY. A dainty
unch was served.
A B. Corey left on Thursday for
Starbuck, Wash.
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The engagement is announced of Miss
lula Otterbeck of Logan and Mr.. Jo-
ieph F. Critchlow of Ogden, the we'd
ling to take place March at the home
If Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Meyer. 2207
Grant avenue.
Mrs. William Eccles leaves tomorrow
or viento, Ore.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Taylor enter
aimed their friends from Kaysville
md Layton at their home, 479 Thir-