The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-10
OGDEN SOCIETY.
Special Correspondence,

(Spec1al fCorreSpOndence.)
Ogden, Sept 9.-The week socially
has been one of considerable activity
and the events have been of the vari-
outdoor events are giving way to the
| indoor affairs. The preparations for the
great social event of the coming two
/ weeks, the tabernacle fair. have gone
briskly forward during the week. The
various clubs have again resumed their
| meetings.
| The coterie held the first meeting of
| it's ninth year with Mrs. Ransford
Smith and Miss Smith on Tuesday last.
The election of a president being the
chief business of the day, there was a
| full attendance. Mrs. A. 3. Patton
was unanimously elected president, the
/ other officers being Mrs. G. w. Per-
kins, vice president; Mrs. U. j. Wen
ner, secretary; and Mrs. J. N. Kimball,
| historian; Mrs. w. F. Adams and Miss
Minnie Kiesel were appointed a COM
mittee to select die for the forthcom-
| ing year book. The afternoon was given
| to "reminiscences of the summer vaca-
ton and was delightfully."- closed by the
social hour over the teacups."s Mrs.
Page and Mrs. Fletcher, former mem
bers Of the Coterie, assisted the hos
tess.
On Tuesday, Sept. 5, shortly after 8
o'clock, a large number of friends as
sembled at the residence of Justice
Joseph Hall, and sprang a surprise on
his daughter, Miss Mile M. Hall. At
ter the first outburst of merriment had
subsidized the party settled down to an
evenings enjoyment at high five, cas-
s1no, Lotto, yacht, euchre, checkers and
the like. while others engaged in quiet
I satn nlr a
delicious repast was served and par
taken of with q zest that frightened
the pleasure of the occasion. At mid
night the friends departed, having
spent delightful evening in the So
ciety of friends. Among the invited
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs Joseph w.
w. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. William Moyes,
Mrs. Frank ]. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Bate, Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Ell
lis, Ed Ensign, Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
f. Volker, Joseph P. Hall, Mrs. John
Driver, Mrs. Eliza Stevens, Archie I.
Hall, Mrs. Eliza Christensen, Mrs. E.
Ballanger, Misses NJ. A. Riley, M. A.
Emmett. Annie Driver, Lizzie Thorn
son, Imogene Wilson. Lulu Ford, Mrs
Ellen J. Stevens, Misses Julia Cole,
Charles Francis, Miss Leonora T. Hall,
Miss Jane Moyes.
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Monday last Mrs. A. G. Bowman en-
tertained number of friends in honor
of Miss Ruth Evelyn Moench, who
leaves soon for her work in Logan.
Mrs. Bowman's handsome parlors were
we'll filled with a merry party. Prior
to the serving of tea, Miss Moench very
charmingly entertained the ladies with
a number of beautiful selections, which
were great treat to all. Miss Moench's
readings were interspersed with vocal
and instrumental music very prettily
rendered by Miss F'lossie Bowman and
Misses Lettie and Pearl Richards. A
dinner was then served, which added
much to Mrs. Bowman's reputation as
a hostess. Dainties Of the season were
served in style of surprising gener-
osity. Those who enjoyed the hospital
ity were Mesdames D. H. Peery, F. D.
Richards, John A. Boyle, C. C. Rich
ards, l.. F. Moench, Greenwell, Fife, L.
M. Richards and Bowman and the
Misses L. c. Moench, Lettie and Pearl
Richards and Flossie Bowman.
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Mrs. A. G. Harris is the guest of Mrs.
r. Canine in Salt Lake.
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The Aglaia will meet next Tuesday