The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-11
OGDEN.

The Columbia club entertained about
125 guests Thursday evening, the Occa-
siOn being in honor of the lady friends
Of the members. After a short time
spent in showing the rooms to the
guests, a short programme was rem
dered This included a piano solo by
Mrs. L. I. Child violin solo by Pro-
fessOr Nose Christensen. a recitation
by little Edith Corey a vocal piece by
Miss Nelly Henderson,. a guitar selec-
tion by John Gully and a recital ton by
Mrs. Belle Salmon Ross. Little Edith
Corey made an especial hit with a
clever recital Of Sisters Best Teller"
as did Mrs. Ross with the "Deacon's
HOs9 Trade" from David Harum."
"In Sevilla" was rendered by Miss
Henderson, with genuine artistic pow
er, and her second number was appre-
ciated none the loss. The instrumental
pieces were likewise much appreciated,
and each of those taking part on the
programme received ; .rty encores.
Orange sherbet with was served
by Fryer. the caterer. / after the
programme an imprompt ID was en-
Joyed by about fo;ty couples, the dane
ers utilizing the floor Of the court on
the second floor Of the Loan and Trust
building. The Columbia club is TO give
another event in the near future.
A ball was given at Mound Fort on
Wednesday evening in honor of VIII
liam Shaw and Charlton Ferrin, two
Ogden young men away on missionary
work in Germany.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given in honor of Mr.. Arthur La Nun
yon at the residence of Mr. Joseph
Douglas on Friday evening, March 9.
Games and music were enjoyed until
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served. Among the guests were Misses
Grace Sholl. Ethel McEwen, Florence
Castersen, Daisy Eggleston, Florence
Bureh, Lilas, Lockhead and Annie Rob-
erts: Messrs- Frank Warner. Pet Van
derveen, Charlie FAIR. Morris Flowers.
Angus LOCkhead, Joe Pace. Will Rack
ham and Heber COlman.
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S. F. Burch and Miss Pearl Crandau
were married Wednesday afternoon by
Rev w. G. Evans.
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Ogden lodge No >, X of P. will en-
terrain the grand lodge officers at a
banquet March 10.
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The Knights of the Maccabees will
give a series of events soon, beginning
with ball about March 20.
The Weber Stake academy people
gave a ball Friday night at Christen-
sens.
The new social dancing club at Chris
tensen's gave another very successful
party Wednesday evening, fifty eou-
The High school boys gave a ball this
afternoon at the opera house
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The WOodmen of the World gave
an elaborate ball and card party last
Thursday evening. There were about
400 guests present. and every available
room and corner Of the X p. hall and
adjacent apartments We're used for the
card tables. The committee in charge
was composed of T. c. Morris. Ed Oh
sen and Robert Paine. and nothing was
overlooked which could contribute to
the comfort Of the guests. Mrs. Cora
Topping. wife of Harry Topping. won
the handsome first prize for ladies.
Mrs W. r. Light and Mrs. Alex To-
pance also received prizes The gen
tlemen receiving prizes We're William
Newey, Frank Todd and Mr.. Hansen
Mrs. c. f. Coulter was a guest in
Salt Lake this week
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The Fourth ward choir viii give a
c2ntata, The Rulers Daughter" at
the meeting house, March H. The en-
tertainment promises to be "a pleasant
one.
Mr. and Mrs Robert 3. Wilson were
the recipients Of a surprise Wednesday
evening. On returning home from a
call they found their house in posses
sion of about thirty people. The even
ing was spent in dancing. playing
cards and listening 10 music. Among
those present were: Messrs and Mes
danes G. Greenwich. It, Eicmett, j.
Jenkins G. Shorten. ] Ellis NJ. Dlxey.
A. p. Ballanger Ed Tout II. Emmett.
y William Emmett, Mesdames Riley.
Newman. Hay, John. Messrs. J. Hail,
Ensign, X. Emmett, l. Emmett