The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-08
OGDEN.

and The triple parl0rs were decorated
with cut flowers and rich festOOnings
of evergreen, While the hallway was
Respondent with brilliant electric
globes set in an evergreen arch. Mas
ter Hi Spencer, stationed at the en-
trance. opened the door to the guests,
who were then ushered into the dress
ing rooms by Miss bessie Spencer,
gowned in full evening costume of
pink Mrs. Spencer was assisted in
receiving by Mesdames Hume. Tyler,
Whalen, Armstrong and Eccles Mrs.
Abe Kuhn and Mrs. A. =. BigelOw pre-
sided over the dining table, and were
assisted in serving by Misses Edna
Armstrong, May Hume and Ray Tyler.
Miss Leda Kuhn and Miss Laura
/ Spiegel presided over the punch bowl.
Music was furnished by a stringed or
chestra. located on the stair landing.
Other selections were by, Miss Arvilla
! Clark, Miss McDaniels. Edna Arm
strong and Miss Dalrymple
The invited guests numbered many
/ ladies from Salt Lake, with some from
Idaho, as follows. Salt Lake-Mes-
DANES j. BambergeT, Miller, Grant,
Schramm. Dunn. Marks, Wood, Bick-
ford, Elliott, Myers, King, Rogers,
{ Ash, Hoffman, ". F. Adams, Henrick
OpendOffer, Hagenbarth. Pocatello-
/ Mrs. Quinn. Spencer. Ida.-Mrs. Rob
erts. Ogden-Mesdames George Mat
son, Patton, Spargo, z. II. MatsOn
Hanson. Whalen, Abe Kuhn, Mnlais
Tyler Adam Kuhn, Abbott, Hume
Mark Kuhn. Dalrymple, Haywood, Al
lison, Mcclure, Hadley. Eccles, Arm
strong, COnlisk, E. Brown, Patterson,
/ Reynolds, Jones, A. W. Brown, Baker
| Perkins, BigelOw G.. z. Brown. Brick
To- II
Lucket, Stewart. J. Peery, Tyree, F. J.
! Kiesel, Lewis, Jost, Peery, Taylor, A
! Kiesel, Warner. Healy Ensign. c.
! Kuhn. Misses Minnie Kiesel, Leda
/ Kuhn. Eva Kuhn, Julia Marks, Smith.
Ella COnroy. Arvilla Clark, Nellie
Healy, Hanah Dee. Silvia Dee, May
Hume and Ray Tyler.
The Catholic society was entertained
/ Wednesday evening at a card party in
/ the Lawrence hotel.
/ Mrs P J. Barratt of Salt Lake Wis
tied her daughter. Mrs. Ada Barratt
McQuarrie, this week.
Ers. w. H. Chevers returned Friday
The Second ward committee gave an
ENJOYABLE dance at the han Friday
| evening.
! Miss Bessie Weaver was the re-
cipient of a pleasant surprise Fri
| day evening. The time was spent in
! games and music, and partaking of de-
licious refreshments. The guests were
Misses Edna Weaver. Myrtle Kensler,
Alice Allen, Bertha Eccles, Maud Pat
terson, Vera Phillips, Eva EIdridge.
Elizabeth Horn, leila Stevens, Verna
Tavey, Messrs. Ralph Peterson. VIII
! German, Sterling Snow, Paul Tyler,
4 Charley Mcguire Orson Douglas, Scip
Macbeth and Arthur Burdett
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A surprise party was given Friday
night on Miss Clara Peterson. at her
home on Sixteenth street.
Mrs. A. A. Richter is visiting at
Richfeld, Utah.
Mrs. oscar HemenWay and child of
Salt Lake are the guests of Mrs. Or
son Riser.
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Mrs. P. c. Brown of Salt Lake is an
Ogden visitor.
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one of the most pleasing features of
the week was the entertainment given
by the pupils of Ada Barratt Mc0uar-
/ RE Those who took part We're: Esther
Shurtliff, Jessie Robson, Ruth Parry.
| Caddie Carter, Annie Monaghan, Nell
1 lie Monaghan, Bessie Robson. Rosa
Bel. Cecil Ragan, Mary Biehler, Ruth
Raglan, Verna Van Dyke, Violet Best.
I Kate Robinson and Messrs. Walter and
Frank Smyth, Margaret Mcclure.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. A West of Poca-
tello were in Ogden this week attend
/ ing the funeral Of Mrs. Jost, and will
remain over Sunday, the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. S. J. Allen.
Joseph Bossert, the European i'm
+ personator, gave an entertainment in
| the Fifth ward amusement hall Fri
day evening, which was very enthu-
siastically received.
/ Little Lophelia Runyon entertained
| about forty of her little friends Fri
day afternoon in honor of her fifth
birthday.
Mrs. Elwood Matson entertained
Thursday afternoon at a Kensington.
in honor Of her sister. Mrs. Robinson.
. . .,
Mrs. T. c. Taylor and Mrs. Elias
/ Wenger departed Saturday for a
months visit with their parents in
California.
Mrs. A. ]. ellison is visiting for a
few days in Pocatello.
Mrs. E. E. Holbrook spent a few DAYS
J last week visiting her parents in Salt
Misses Louise Peery and Lettfe Rich
ards are spending Sunday in Salt Lake.
! Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs F r
| Anderson were the recipients of q
/ pleasant surprise by a number of their
friends Those present were Messrs.
| and Mesdames ". NJ. Raymond. L. NJ
! Raymond, J. NJ ForristaH. Samuel
/ Thomas. Bernard Stone. 5. C. Hue. w
y. wilson. Miss Nellie Burnett. Messrs
Allen Steel, G. D. Duckworth. Thomas
Anderson H. P. Randall and Clifford
ForristsH.
Mrs Halsted entertained Thursday
( evening several of the engineers and
the Ladies Auxiliary of the B. of L. E.
I at cards.
Mrs. Tomasek and Mr. Reese were
the lucky winners Of the first prizes.
| and Mrs. McKeelips and Mr.. Butts fine
/ DooDy. Those present were Messrs.
and Mesdames Hastings. Shields
MaPes, Lindsay, Mesdanes Knauss'
Lethbudge, Tomasek Forrest. Noble.
/ Hinley McKeelips. Messrs. Butts. Har-
/ rington and Reese Of PHILADELPHIA.
/ VIII Richter was pleasantly SIR
| prised Wednesday evening by a num-
Der OF his friends. The time was spent
IN games, music and partaking of