The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-04
OGDEN.

CGDEN.
Ogden. Feb. 3.-The Bohemian club
gave the initial dance Of its series at
/ Christensen's hall Tuesday evening, the
] event being a. brilliant one that 1nSures
the success Of the other parties. over
100 couples danced until the early morn
ing hours.
Mr.. and Mrs s. II. Kitto Of Winnie
mucca are visiting Mr. and Mrs Charles
| S Pulver.
Miss Nettie Raleigh VINO visited in
! Ogden during the week, returned to her
home in Salt Lake Friday.
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The R. ". l. S. T. club was ele-
| gantly entertained at the cosy home OF
/ Mrs. Lyman Wright on Lincoln ave-
nue. on the afternoon Of Friday, FeD.
| 3 The afternoon was pleasantly spent
| in the enjoyment Of a KensingtOn tea
/ The refreshments were much enJOyed,
and all present pronounced Mrs. Wright
a charming hostess.
| Miss Maud Lttlefield Of Morgan spent
| the week visiting relatives IN Ogden.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. G. W Gibbs Of Tellur-
/ ide, Colo went on to the coast Thurs-
/ day, after stopping off day or Two
/ in Ogden, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ ". H. Watts.
| Mrs. Jennie E. Nelson and Mrs Banks
will leave Monday for New York. They
| will be absent about a month.
! Thursday evening. in the Fifth ward
amusement hall tHe employees OF IL
/ c. NJ / in ogden enjoyed a dance. Dur
/ ing the evening Manager Watson was
! presented with a fine gOld-headed cane
| as a token Of esteem from the EN-
! polyees. James Deugiess made the pre-
sanitation speech, and Mr.. Watson re-
! piled. expressing his appreciation and
his satisfaction over the entirely cor
| dial relations existing among ali the
| employees, himself included.
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Mrs. A. B. Hayes. daughter and son
are visiting DR.. L. Walker at Bingham.
Heber Scowcroft has purchased from
Mrs. Allen the fine residence, 462 TWenl.-
ty-seventh street, and will move lnto
| the same next month.
The coming dance event is the pan
to be given by the O. r. c., Feb Is next.
! Handsome invitations, with union depot
| scenes in colOrs have been issued. The
! conductors are preparing for large
| crowd. Supper VIII be served at the
Reed while the dance goes on at Chris
tensen's.
Miss I.ettie Richards was given a
surprise Friday afternoon, by a num-
Der of her girl friends at her home on
Lincoln avenue
An enjoyable dance was. given Friday
evening in the Fifth ward.
Friday evening at the home Of the
bride Miss Mae Dee became the wife
of Harry r. Thrall Rev w c. Evans
performing the ceremony.
Miss Minnie SchansenbaCh and Miss
Eva Kuhn will entertain a number OF
their friends at euchTe Tuesday and
Thursday of this week. About sixty
Invitations were issued.
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/, Mrs. Fitzgerald entertained a number
of old friends at her home Tuesday
afternoon.
Thursday evening Mr.. George Rhine
of Evanston and Miss Martha A. JOr-
dan Of this city were married by Bishop
Robert McQuaTrte.
Monday evening Miss Laura Steph-
/ ems was hostess at a surprise party.
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Mrs. F. ]. KieseI entertained this
evening in honor Of Miss Thomas Of
Salt Lake.
Mrs Thomas Stuf1eberger VIII enter
= tain Monday at cards
Thomas 3. Evans, stake superlnten-
| dent Of Sabbath schools, was agreeably
surprised last evening at his residence
3175 Porter avenue, the occasion being
his fist birthday. The party was got
: ten up by his wife assisted by Mrs H
T. Marsh. There were present SupeTin.
tendent Thomas B. Evans, Assistant
I c. J. Ross and Henry Peterson, and uh'
: following members and aides to tn,
) board: z. G. StTatfOTd, David W
Evans Willard Snow. John D. Irvine
David 0. Mckay, Thomas E. Mckay
{ 4 Mrs. Bell Salmon Ross Miss JOal
WoodTnansee and ROlla Emmett. TIL
, others present were, r J. Watkins
. assistant superintendent Fourth ware
Sabbath school; John Z. Culley, Rubel
T. Evans. Joseph EN Evans, Mrs. Henri
? Peterson, Mrs. Il. T. Marsh, Mrs
= / Thomas B. Evans. Misses Annie Nc
I Kay, Anstis Brown and Lizzie Blair
- The evening was spent in singing
speech making and other variou
amusements under the able direction o
4 Messrs Henry Peterson and David @
. Mckay At 1870 a delightful luncl
. was served under the di- tction of Mrs
] Marsh and Mrs. Evans. Each table wa
decorated with viOlets and smilaX, eacl
member present being presented with
o bunch of violets. All expressed them
selves as having had q most delightful
: time and on leaving wished the super
= intendent many happy returns of tn
a day.
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The Woodmeu of the World gave
n card party Thursday evening which wa
4 probably the largest in point of at
Il | tendance ever given in the city. owe
$50 was spent In prizes. There wer
4 / seventy-one card cables in use an
| many attended who did not play. Tn
n prizes were won by Mrs. Whitehead an
! ! Mr.. Mark The committee in charg
was J. W. Graham, Al Hestmark an
a. J. Anderson.
h Piano Recital.
L On Wednesday afternoon the pupil
u Of Miss A. s. Williams gave an inter
d esting exhibition Of work done by ther
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