The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-25
OGDEN.


! George Moss and Mr. Earnest FOulger.
OGDEN.
Ogden, Utah, Feb. 24.-The The
| atre was the central point around
/ which society generally revolved
/ during the week. There were three
| first-class dramatic events the last
] three nights Of the week, and many
/ theatre parties were the result.
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Preparations for the Weber club ball
/ on Monday Of this week have been elab-
crate, and brilliant event is sure to
result.
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Mrs. Claribel Ridges Pike is visiting
/ in Salt Lake.
Invitations are out for the wedding
/ of Miss Lulah Maye Dunagan of Den
/ yer and Mr.. Vivian Edison Hatch Of
/ Ogden The ceremony viii occur March
| 6. at the home of the brides parents,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Dunagan, $50 Ninth
| street, Denver.
The Columbia club is TO give a ladies'
/ night, March S.
Miss Yeda Littlefeld was a Salt Lake
''0ASCA - t4Nog-
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Mrs. F. J. KieseI entertained a num-
Der Of lady friends Thursday afternoon
at whist party.
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very jolly and thoroughly success
ful surprise was taken TO the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph W. Arnold,
.25S5 Quincy avenue, last Wednesday
evening the host Of the house being
Z 10 aa--g
i've and an elegant supper were the
main features Of che evening. Twelve
games were played, Mrs. r. McEwan
carrying off the ladies' first prize. a
handsome silk cushion, hand-painted
and trimmed with cream silk lace and
ribbon. Mrs. Annie Volker won the
second prize a white silk satchet bag
beautifully trimmed with cid rOse-cOl-
Ored satin and chenille Mr. John FOw-
| Ter was the lucky winner of the gen
tlemen's first prize, a beautiful hand
painted embroidered photograph case,
I with, stand, and Mr. Robert McEwan
handsome smoking set. Being 50
many good players present, it was hard
to decide who merited the BOBBY prizes,
so they had to be cut for, and Mrs. L.
Douglas and Mr.. Robert WOthersp0On
were the recipients. At u O'Clock an
elaborate supper was served, to which
the party did ample justice. After
supper some new and interesting games
were introduced by Mr.. Robert Nc
Evan and others which were thor
oughly enjoyed by the company
Beautiful vocal and instrumental
music was rendered, not forgetting to
mention the games eixty-three and
cribbage. At $3.50 a. m. the guests de-
parted, all hoping to meet again.
The guests were Messrs and Mes
danes Z Daad q
Read, Thomas IversOn, Robert Nc
Evan, F. ). Maddox, John Fowler
Douglass. Albert Buker. Robert WOth-
erspOon, Mrs Harriet Cray, Mrs. Annie
VOlkeT. Mr.. Heber Coleman, Mr.. Ernest
GRAY.
The Thursday Night club met this
week with Mr. and Mrs. William Reeve
on Seventeenth street. High five and
refreshments were the order. The prizes
were won by Mrs. Archie Bowman an
Mr.. c. n. CUstead and Mrs. John Reeve
and Ralph Douglass The guests were
AIessrs and Mesdames John Reeve.
Phil Dixon. John Douglass, Charles
Custead, Ralph Douglass, Mesdames
Westover, Ed Luty, Archie Bowman,
Peterson.
The club meets next Saturday with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. MurdoclS on Seven
tenth street
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ogden is to have a season Of opera
this week. as the GraW company will
be at the Grand every night except
Wednesday, when the Richards & Prin-
gle MINISTRIES have the house.
The PriciIla club of girls entertained
their gentlemen friends Thursday even
ing at the home of Miss Belle Corey,
2699 Jefferson avenue. The young peO-
pie had a merry time with games and
refreshments. Those preAant Were:
Grace Meek. Constance SmurthWaite,
Nina Smurthwaite. Ruth BroUgh. Jessie
Lewis. Edna Town, Verna TaVey. Co.
rhine Christensen. Belle Corey. Karl
Rolapp, Willie Perkins, Frank Rolapp.
George Perkins, Karl Allen. Luke
Wright, Willie Greenwich, Roy Tavey,
Lew Beason
Miss Nellie Healey is visiting Miss
Sharp in Salt Lake
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Mrs. T. G. Woodmansee Of NOrwalk.
O.. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Bannis-
ter.
Mrs. Joseph Straus Peery entertained
Wednesday and Friday with lunch
cons
Miss Adele Bordefeld of San Fran
cisco and Mr.. A. G. Bowman OF Ogden
were married Wednesday last in Og-
den.
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The class Of 1900. Sacred Heart acad-
envy. received their friends Friday
from until 5. The names of the hos
tesses are Misses Norinne L Seudder,
Rose f. Vickery, Lillian d. Langsdorf,
Virginia Cassin. Ella B. Hogan and
Lizzie r Farmer.
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Miss Laura Malan was, on Wednes-
day last, united in marriage to Mr..
Frank Hetaling Bishop McQuarrie
performed the ceremony.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. Alden entertained at
progressive high five Friday evening.
The guests We're: Messrs. and Mes
danes @. MOsler. Blake. Lansline Sic
gel. Luty, Mesdames Murray. Siegfert.
Unsworth. Mary and Sarah Hancock,
Miss Siegfert and Messrs. c. Siegel and