The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-26
OGDEN SOCIETY.
Special Corregpondence.l


Ogden, May 25.-Miss Cora Corse en-
tertained the Three Times Three club
in a most charming manner this after
noon at her home on jefferson avenue.
| 'SiXty-three" was the game played,
and a dainty luncheon was served. The
guests OF the club were Mrs. Millias,
! Misses Edna Armstrong, Maud Ander-
| son, Ray Tyler and Virginia Cassin.
The members of the club are Misses
Media Corey, Josie Hammond, Cora
| CoISe, Nerna Barrows, Tulie Baker,
Cora Eagres, May Hume, Virgie Breed
en- and Beatrice Boreman.
An event of considerable Importance
to the people of Ogden is the appear
ance of the Max BendiX Opera COM
pany here, March 6, with the attendant
excursion from Salt Lake of music-lov-
| ing people. The special train and Spe-
cial rates will be utilized by Salt LAX
ers to visit their Ogden friends, and
many delightful social gatherings are
being planned.
The Child Culture club was delight
fully entertained by Mrs. Fletcher at
her home, 1866 Jefferson avenue, Fri
day, Feb. "a. The club was called to
order by the president, Miss Whalen.
communication from the Council of
Women of Salt Lake City was received,
asking the support of the club in Sc
curing the passage of the bill now
pending in the legislature prohibiting
the use of tobacco by minors. The
club unanimously endorsed the meas
ure, and will use its influence to secure
the passage of the bill.
Mrs. Fletcher read in a very charm
ing manner that splendid article from
the Ladies' Home Journal. entitled The
Murder of Modern Innocents,' by Mrs. I
Lew Wallace. After the reading the |
amount of, work required by the pu- !
pills of the public schools was discussed, !
and the members were generally of the 1
opinion that too much work is crowded /
INTO the course of study. The guests |
of the club were Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. c. |
A. Smurthwaite and Mrs. Flygare. Mrs. |
Eccles will entertain the club Friday, |
March 10, at her home. $3.50 Jefferson
avenue.
Mrs. S. NJ. Estabrook left this week
for California, where she will remain
for several months.
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The Aglaia met Tuesday, Feb. 81,
with Mrs. Darling. The guests of the
afternoon were Mrs. Moore of Salt Lake
and Mrs. Lathrop. Mrs. Moore gave
the ladies d detailed account of the
condition of the travelling libraries
from club members, but from their
friends Mrs. Lothrop favored the club
with two excellent selections on the
piano; the rest of the afternoon was
taken UP with a general discussion on
next years work and 4 study of var
lous programmes from other clubs.
Mrs. Patten, the vice president, who
has served as president so faithfully
the past few months. announced that
Mrs. Gordon, the president of the club,
would take the chair next meeting,
hoping to be able to serve hereafter.
The hostess, Mrs. Darling, served nice
after which the club adj
journed to meet March with Mrs. ].
F. Grant, 1850 Madison avenue.
The Thursday Night club was enter
tanned this week by Mrs. Archie Bow
man at her home on Seventeenth
street. In view of Washington's birth
day, a patriotic turn was given to the
decoration. A large picture of the
Father of His Country adorned one
corner, and the national colors were j
freely used. Small cardboard hatchets {
were used. as score cards, and large
ones as tally Sheets and each table was
designated by the name of some his ]
-oric battle in the great generals ca ]
-eer. The red. white and blue color
scheme of decorations was carried out
wen to the refreshments. Prizes were {
won by Miss Thomas and Mrs. c. w.
Cross. and by Mr.. Custead and Mr..
Paine. Besides the club members the s
quests were MI. and Mrs. c. w. Cross,
Messrs. F. NJ. Whipple, James Doan
md Fred Spencer. The club meets t
m Seventeenth street.
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The knights and ladies of the Mac I
abees will entertain in K. p. hall
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The biggest excursion 10 Ogden of
ate months is expected up on Monday
vening. when the Salt Lake Opera s
ompany and its friends will visit us.
With the latest success. "A Trip to
africa This work has run all the f
week in Salt Lake to overfiowing bust
ess, and the papers all concede that it
anything the company has h
cenery. \ new scene. THE overflow u
f the Nile" made for the Salt Lake
Production. viii be brought to Ogden,
5 well as the complete orchestra head O
d by Professor Weihe. the calcium
len and the mechanical force of the
alt Lake theatre stage. D
Miss Repnie Ridges of Salt Lake re- V
lrned home Wednesday, after a visit
I several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
laribe! Ridges Pike. il
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II. L. Griffir arrived in, ogden last n
eek, and will remain here for some
me. Mrs. Griffin is in Prescott, Ariz.,
listing her daughter h
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A delightful meeting of the Historical
ub was held with Mrs. Metcalf on
cd. Is There was large attendance h
members, with Miss Walker as t.
uest. After the various papers were Il