Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-20
OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS.


Ogden, Utah, July 20, 1901 Pioneer
day, Wednesday next, promises TO be
slor0usly celebrated In Ogden. The
matter was taken up by Supt. T. b.
Evans Of the Weber Stake Sunday
schools and his aids. They decided 10
make the celebration one long TO be
remembered, and therefore asked all
the Sunday schools In the Stake to join
In making the affair grand success,
lifting to the memory Of those honored
fathers and mothers who came to Utah
under such great difficulties A very
line musical and literary program has
been arranged for the morning. and
during the afternoon all kinds Of sports
aud pleasures Will be INDUCED In. The
a1air promises to be one OF the grand
est celebrations Ogden has ever had on
Pioneer Day.
Prof Frank briggs, superintendent OF
the state School for the Deaf and Blind,
returned Monday from Buffalo. n. Y,
where he went TO visit the Pan-Amer.
can exposition and attend the national
convention OF instructors for the deaf
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Salmon Of Salt
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their daughter, Mrs. Charles ]. Ross.
Misses Alice and Daisy Duncan. ~
Evanston Wyoming, are spending
few days In Ogden the guests OF Mrs.
{. p. Ferrin.
Mrs. F.. A. Larkln has gone TO Idaho
TO spend few weeks with friends.
Miss Margaret Barr. of Salt Lake
City, who has been visiting In ogden
with Miss Corey. has returned home
Sperry W. Lawson OF Salt Lake was
visiting with II. b. Wilson and family
Of this city during the week.
Charles j. Ross returned home this
week after an extended business trip
through the northern part of the state
and Idaho.
Miss Flennigan Of Buffalo Is visiting
with friends in Ogden.
Prof Joseph Ballantyne, Chas. J.
Ross and i. c. Stratford, with their
families, have taken their summer
abode In Ogden canyon on the island.
The Young Mems NJ. I. A. Of the
weber Stake had grand excursion TO
Saltair yesterday
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage OF c. A. Huchcliff OF ogden and
Miss Carrie Wangsgard OF Huntsville,
TO take place July Path.
Mrs G. II. Miller and Amy Eoklund
are making a months tour OF interest
ing points In Colorado.
Misses Eliza and Hattie Huchcllf
returned home Thursday from
months visit In Chicago, where they
were me guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Braut
vi 'he Union League club OF Chicago,
MISS Clarlce Baker returned home
ms week from an outing at Laramie,
Wyoming.
The Childs Culture club had an out.
ing at Glenwood Park yesterday after
noon which was participated In by
large crowd.
Miss Ruby Young has returned from
her pleasure trip TO the coast.
Inc people Of Wilson's ward are going
10 have grand celebration on the
I"enly-fourth. A dance and refresh
inents VIII be given In the afternoon
iof the young people and In the even
ing Tor the older people.
Mrs. b. F. Macklin. OF Hutchinson.
Kansas is the guest OF her brother
heh Meyers, and family OF this city.
Mr. and Mrs a. s. Henley heve re-
turned from months outing In Cali
Misses Ella and Ida o'Howett re:
turned This week from several weeks
pieasuring on the coast.
PRESIDENT l., w. shurtllff and wife
,lt tnls week FOR Cripple Creek, where
Mr. Shurtth went as a delegate to me
+, rahs-M lsslssippl Congress, from We
Der county.
Miss Christina Nelson, one Of the
operators 10 the telephone Office =
spending a few weeks in Diamondyille'
postmaster Meighans wife and two
younger children have gone to Portland
short time.
- MISSES Meta and Annie Mckay an1
pi uee Brown are visiting on Chufon
Island the guests Of Mira. White Of