The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-07
OGDEN SOCIETY.
Special Correspondencel

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events of the season was the dinner and
card party given, Thursday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Dalrymple in honor
of the Single Six and their ladies.
The pretty parlors of the hostess on
Washington avenue were decorated
charmingly in honor of the Six. Every
thing was at skies. In every imagin-
able manner and particularly in every
unimaginable manner the number six
was suggested. The game played was
an amplfication of Sixty three" and
was called ''Sixty-six.' The score
cards were skies, so were the tally
sheets and the counters. The idea was
cleverly brought out even in the re-
freShmentS. The guests were Misses
SchauseDbach, Banister, Parker. Hull
aniski. Kuhn. Green, Messrs. Kireher,
Horn. Fred Burt, Conlisk, Smith, Nc
Intosh.
Monday evening of this week sur
prise party was given in honor of
! Charles ]. A. Lindquist at his home on
Adams avenue. About thirty of his
friends came upon him and all made
merry for several hours. Vocal music
was furnished by Messrs. Anderson,
| Tout. Pike and Squire Coop, the latter
also giving some instrumental selec-
| lions. a number of recitations were
given and a fine supper served. Among
| the guests were Messrs. and MesdameS
n. c. Flygare, Ingebretsen, Ferguson.
Anderson, Erickson, Swenson, Mes
| danes b. Peterson, Byers, Harris. A.
| Foulger. Misses Julia Flygare, Moss,
| MessrS. Pike, Coop and Fred Tout.
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Misses Clawson and Hardy of Salt
Lake We're the guests of Miss Nettie
Boyle this week.
John Gully arrived from Denver early
in the week and was attending to some
business matters which kept him in
| Ogden the entire week.
T. f. Child and Fred G.. Clark are
soon to go on missions. Several social
affairs are arranged in their honor to
their departure.
The card party and supper given
Tuesday evening by John A. Dix post
w. r. c., was a success socially and
financially. The prize winners were
Mrs. Sarah E. Anderson and Mr.. Dun
bar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meghan en-
tertained Manager Fox of the Katie
Emmett company. together with his
wife and Mrs. Thayer of the company.
The Waits of New York. was the
production of Mr.. Meighan's father.
After a trip to the springs and a drive
up the canyon. the party were the
guests of Mr. Meighan at dinner, the
hostess being assisted by Mrs. r. c.
were the guests of the company at the
theatre.
Theodore F. Child and Fred G. Clark
will be given a benefit ball at the Sec
ond ward amusement hall Wednesday
evening. The young men are to leave
soon on missions.
II. L. Griffin is remodeling and en-
larging his house on Adams avenue,
between Twenty sixth and Twenty |
seventh streets, and will move his fam |
lily back to Ogden. They Will arrive /
from Phoenix, Ariz., in about two
weeks. fea
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A very enjoyable meeting of the Child !
Culture club was held at the home of (
Mrs George ]. Kelly on Friday, May 5. /
After the business of the club had [
been disposed of, Mrs. F. r. Christen- /
sen read an article by Mrs. z. e. KEEL ]
log, entitled Busy Work for Little |
of Children" by j. H. kellogg, NJ. D., 1
very instructive discussion following |
Mrs. Eccles presented questions on the (
nervous child, which were very ably !
discussed.
The guests of the afternoon were:
Mrs. c. f. Coulter, Mrs. George CT
Bent, Mrs. James Wotherspoon, Mrs. /
Gay and Mrs. Nichols of Salt Lake /
City.
The next meeting will be held at the 1
residence of Mrs. c. A. Nelson, 312 I
Twenty-fourth street, Friday, May 10. /
The high school is preparing for its /
o
The senior class organization is as fol- !
lows: President. Archie Cross; vice
president. Ethel Richardson; secretary,
Nerna Barrows; treasurer, Alex Healy.
The commencement exercises will be |
in the opera house. and the following
were elected to take part by vote of
the class: Literary, Bert Burton.
Henry Turner, Archie Cross. Ethel
Richardson, Katie Montgomery; must
cal. Miss Celeste Conroy Walter Kerr.
Miss Lizzie Hank. The class colors are
crimson and cream. The class is COM
posed of seventeen boys and fifteen
girls. a proportion of boys in excess of
anything known in the history of the
high school.
Mrs. 1. Lester Reynolds left Thurs
day for st. Joseph, No., on visit to
her mother.
Mrs. Milla1S has returned to Ogden, |
after d visit in Salt Lake
Leroy Stone was given a jolly sur
prise party Wednesday evening on the
occasion of his fifteenth anniversary.
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs z. d. Stone, on Twenty first street
The following We're present: Winnie
Goddard, Winnie Austin. Emma Hat
tenham, Ruby Frodsham. Alice and
Clara Griffin, Violet Culley, Walter
Higgins, Leonard Boyle. Leroy and
Earl Stone, Thomas Burton and Albert
Stone.
a grand ball will be given tonight in
the pavilion of Lester park, under the
auspices of the Second ward fair COM
mittee.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the o. r. C.
met at the residence of Mrs. S. H
Tracy, on Twenty sixth street, We'd
nesday. Those present were: Mes
danes Boyd, Raglan, Dufer Revoir,
Brantley, McNault. Boyle, ]. Tracy.
Ryan. Miss Wadsworth. Messrs. Re-
voir, $. Tracy and Dufer.
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Frank Goddard was given'a jolly sur
prise party Friday evening by the fol-
lowing friends: Misses Ruth Rowe,
Mamie Tribe, Bessie Goddard, Ida VIII
liams, Grace Peterson, Ruth Roilison.
Josie Williams. Ada Parry, Clara
Tribe. Bell Williams. Barbara Torgen-
son, Stella Smith. Mabel Goddard,
MaSSrS Frank Goddard uahar |