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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-16
OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS.

Ogden. March l6, l9O1.-The home of
Hon. Job Pingree on Twenty eighth
street, was the scene of joyous fami-
" reunion last evening. The home was
prettlIy arranged for the occasion, and
seldom does family meet together and
enjoy more delightful time than that
had at the Pingree residence. There
were present about fifty members Of
the family, and an evening of grea, en-
joyment was had by all present, listen
Ing 10 sweet strains Of vocal ana IN
sirumental music, literary selections,
and playi~- all kinds Of games. In lhe
spacious dining room, tables were
spread with a bOunteous repast. we'd
nesdav one Of Mr.. pingree's sons Frank,
depart for a mission 10 GERMANY
The ball to be given next Monday
evening. March IS. in Christcn5en's
academy, under the auspices Oh the
John 4. Dix, Women's Relief corps,
promises TO be one of the social affairs
OF the season. The ladies are working
hard to make the event thorough sue
cess and everybody who attends is as
sured good time.
Tho ball given In the second ward
Friday evening was very enjoyable
affair
Miss May Wallis and her brother
James. Of Paris. Idaho. are visiting In
ogden, with MIR and Mrs. George w.
Larkin. Jr
a very pleasant surprise party was
given by the friends of Miss Edith
Parker, Wednesday evening, at her
home Tweniy-third street. An even
Ing Of much enjoyment was spent by all
present with music. games. etc, after
which delicious refreshments were
served In the dining room Miss Parker
left Ogden on Thursday for Pasadena,
CAL where she intends making her
home with her aunt All her friends
join In wishing her much happiness In
her new home.
Tho dancing party given in the Fifth
ward Thursday evening was largely at
tended. and a merry time was spent BY
all.
Mrs. c. d. Savoy and daughter. Doro-
thy, Of Salt Lake City, were Ogden wish
tors Thursday, the guests Of Mrs n. II.
Smlth, Mrs. SaVeN Is one Of the lead
ing ladies In the State in the W. c. I.
L. organization.
Mrs, Majors and Miss Johnson rela-
tiyes OF Abe Majors. were in Ogden this
week In the interest Of raising funds 10
pay FOR second trial for Mrs. Majors
son.
Mrs. Thomas Crosby, Of wadsworth.
Nevada ~ visiting In Ogden the guest
OF Mrs. Peck.
The Library ball given Monday even
Ing at Christensen's was very largely
attended and proved a brilliant sue
cess. There were present about 100
couples, many wearing full dress The
han was very prettily decorated for the
occasion. Chrtstsnsens full orchestra
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Mrs. Geo. Fillerbeek. Mrs. Percy sad
Ter Miss Geneye Ellerbeck, Mrs. An
thony Godbe, Mrs Austin whitney,
Mrs. II. S. Ellerbeck, Mrs. Frank
Harding. Mrs. Heber Lee. Mrs. j. Tay-
Tor.
Mrs. Zeryia Eardley was the reel
pient Of a pleasant surprise party on
Tuesday night, the event taking place
In the Third ward meeting house, UNI
der the auspices Of the Y. L. NJ l. A
The occasion also celebrated the ami
versary Of the organization OF the So
ciety.
A second marriage ceremony per-
formed by Dr. Paden on Thursday was
thst OF Miss Inez y, Barrett and VIII
r. Guthrie two well known Salt Lake
people, The event took place ut the
Presbyterian parsonage In the presence
Of few intimate friends Of the bride
and groom. Mr. and Mrs. Guthrie Will
reside at 1875 State street.
Mrs. A. NJ Leonard and J. s. Whit
ton, of HALEY, Idaho, were united in
marriage on Thursday. Or Paden per-
forming the ceremony at the home OF
Mrs McKimmins, 3l3 Fourth street MT
and Mrs. WhItton left yesterday for
HALEY where they viii reside.
salt Lakers will be interested 10 learn
OF the engagement OF MIR George w.
I.uft, OF this city 9nd Miss Rosamond
Morris, Of Butte, Mont. Mr.. Luft was
for a long time with the l.. I. King
Drug company of this city, and is now
manager Of the Mercur Drug company
Miss Goldle Judd and Leo Johnson OF
Grantsvlle were married on Tuesday,
Apostle Rudger Clawson performing
the ceremony at the city and county
building. reception was given IN
their honor on Wednesday, and dane
ing party ON Thursday evening at me
home Of the brides mother, Mrs. Judd'
at Grantsville.
o. j. Salisbury left on Wednesday for
New York. whence he will sail to meet
Mrs. Salisbury and Miss Stella Sails
bury at Paris.
They will remain there two weeks,and
will then make a tour Of the British
isles, returning home In June.
Mr., and Mrs. George A. Lowe arrived
home from California yesterday. Miss
Lowe and Miss Park will remain few
days longer.
An informal card party will be given
at the home Of Mrs. f. G. Heath this
evening by the members OF Banner
Hive No. IL. H. o. 4. NJ. In honor OF
st. Patrick's day
Among those who came down from
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Mrs A. w. McCune Jr.. Miss Mamie
Murray, Mrs. Lewis Evans. Mrs Percy
sadler Miss Tot Terhune. Miss Esther
Ensign Mrs Joplin. Mr. Percy Sadler,
MIR Tod Goodwin, Mr.. Cunningham,
Mr.. joplin. Mr. George Lawrence. Mr..
Fred Odepl. Mn Hagar Dr. Bracken,
Mr.. Sam Porter Mr.. Eb Thomas Mr.
Dana Smith, Dr. Bickford, Mr. Ward
Clarke. Mrs. w. S. Hall Mr.. Joe Rich
ards Dr Park Mr. Lewis Evans, Mr.
Charley Lawrence. Mr.. 4. Ellis Browne,
Mr. Stanley Price. Mr Dana McCrea-
dy. Mr.. AL. Ensign, Mr.. VIII Nickel
lar.
Miss Winnie Sprague entertained At
taa ,,, 1u.edaV ahout 0upan heing
present. The rooms Mere beautifully
decorated with profusiOn Of palms,
towering plants and cut blossoms ar
ranged with artistic effect. A feature
VI the afternoon was a c0nundrum con-
test the first prize for the guessing be-
ing won by Miss Claudia Morris snd
second by Miss Emma Lnnt, The guests
were Miss Frankie SHARP. MISS clare
Clawson. Mrs, Walter Druehl Mrs, j.
ris. Mrs. Arthur Lynn. Miss Lunt, Mrs.
Ruby fiodbe, Misses Edyth and Cen
Give Ellerbeck.
ON Tuesday evening Or. and Mrs,
Beer gave a pleasant evening party TO
about twenty friends. The rooms were
decorated with flags. and music was a
feature Ut the evening, Miss Eldridge,
with instrumental and vocal selections.
The guests were Col and Mrs Park,
Capt. and Mrs, Afford, Mrs Benedict.
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furnished several strains OF music. TO
which the merry crowd trlpped the
light fantastic until the early morning
hours.
Mrs, Adolph Schaunsenbach, enter
tanned the Ladies' Aid society Of the
Presbyterian church and their friends
Friday afternoon NJ 1880, at her beau
tful residence, No. 1868 Adams avenue.
very pleasurable time was spent by
all present, Refreshments were served.
Wednesday. Miss Harriet Hin and
Mr.. Lee Jones, both OF North Ogden
were married by Justice Joseph Hall
Ihe contracting parties are popular in
the community
Mrs. j. J. Malone, wife OF the chief
engineer at the Ogden Sugar factory,
left Wednesday afternoon for Califor.
MA where she expects to remain for
some time pleasuring.
Miss Edward, Of Salt Lake CITY. was
visiting In Ogden this week. the guest
Of Mrs. Horace Peery,
Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Bigelow have gone
to the coast on a pleasure trip, to be
absent several weeks.
b. II, Jones OF Kelton, was In this
city during the week
Mr. and Mrs. G. W, Cook Of Chicago
were In Ogden visiting this week.
Mrs l.. p. Hunter Of Ogden was IN
Salt Lake Tuesday.
The card party given by the Daugh-
tiers of Rebecca on Wednesday evening
In the ]. O, o. F. hall was thorough
success pleasurably and financially.
I. ID. Page, a prominent business
man, Of HALEY, Idaho. was In Ogden
this week, visiting with his niece, Mrs.
Francis.
Judge lie Grand Young. OF Salt Lake
was In Ogden Wednesday.
Mrs. c. NJ Cowgirl. treasurer for
Stafford Milling Co. arrived this week
from Chicago and Is registered at the
Lincoln Hotel on Twenty-third street.
c. y, Stevens is up from Salt Lake
for few days.
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ippine society will give another ball at
Christensen's academy Monday night,
April 5.
Mr., and Mrs. Mlnton are visiting
relatives in ST. Louis
Mrs. D. c. Roberts left today for a
trip east.
Miss Louise Nelden viii entertain at
luncheon next Wednesday.
Mr., and Mrs H. G. Whitney have re-
turned from their eastern trip.
Mrs. NJ. j. Kennedy gave a luncheon
yesterday at the California restaurant
In aid of Banner Hive No. 2, Ladies OF
the Macca bees.
Miss Martha Aim, OF Ogden. was in
the city during the week
Mrs. Senator Allison. of ogden, was
the guest Of Mrs. Arthur Brown dur
ing the. week.
Mrs. DIR. Dart entertained on We'd
nesday in honor OF Mrs. Weed, OF Iowa
The Commercial club, Of Chicago. a
social organization of the Windy city,
viii be in Salt Lake on the gath of the
month.
Me- and Mrs. Richard Reyes are In
California.
Miss Bersbach, OF Chicago who has
been visiting Mrs Don Porter, left on
Thursday for California.
Miss Kate Dwyer entertained In
formally on Thursday. her guests be-
ing Mrs. Heber Lee, Mrs. Harding, Miss
Ada Eilerbeck, Miss Moffatt, Miss
Hayes, Miss Young.
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Ogden for the Sembrlch concert were
Miss Meude Greene. Miss Selma Kuhn.
Mrs, Abe Kuhn, Messrs. w. ]. shealy
and Arthur Kuhn.
Miss Mason entertalns the German
club tonight.
Misses Angle Holbrook and Minnie
Ray entertained at cards last Saturday
evening at the home OF Miss Ray on
Third street.
Mrs. osgood Of San Francisco is visit
ing with Mrs. o. c. Beebe
Mrs. Walter Jennings entertained the
Sewing club at luncheon yesterday.
Col and Mrs, shaughnessy and child
left this week for visit TO California.
Mrs. Charles knight has returned
from her eastern "Trip.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Richards let
during the week for six weeks stay
in California.
The Trosseau club meets next
Wednesday with Miss Josie Katz.
Mr. Shirley Weber has returned from
a pleasant trip to New York and Wash.
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs Emmanuel Kahn. VINO
have been In Honolulu. have arrived in
san Francisco on their way home.
They VIII remain there some time be-
fore returning TO Salt Lake.
A pleasant social dancing party took
place In the Twenty-fourth ward last
night.
Mrs, Wilson. who went to Washing
ton 10 attend the inaugural ceremonies.
has returned
Mrs. A. II. Cordlner Of Laramie.
Wyo, is visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs sodheim and daughter are visit
ing in san Francisco.
Miss Nellie Stewart and Elmer Lock.
wood were married on Thursday by
Justice Sommers.
The engagement Of Miss Carice VIM
mer and Mr.. Theodore Cleghorn Is an
nuunced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brand. who were
married In Denver last week have ar.
rived In salt Lake and will make their
home at 2i5 west Fifth South street.
Mrs. Ferdinand Alder and daughter
OF Manti are In the city.
J Z. Walker who has been in Cali.
tornia for the past two weeks, has re-
turned.
The United States Army Of the Phil.
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Mr.. and Mrs, Brooks. who have beon
stopping at the Lincoln for The paei
week, left today for Buffalo where M
Brooks VIII engage In the hotel busi.
ness. 'u'''
Lester Wright, Of Idaho Falls who
has been In Ogden for his health has
returned home.
Prof, Radcliffe and his son were IN
ogden this week, making repairs on
the Methodist church pipe organ,
The organ recital given Thursday
evening in the First NJ. i. church by
Prof Eddy the celebrated organist as.
sisted by Miss Stewart was enjoyed bv
a large number
Last evening the pupils OF the sa.
cred Heart academy gave very de.
lightful entertainment In the academy
auditorium In honor OF Rev Father
Cushnahan.
Messrs. Ray Roy and Ira Decker and
Mrs. Ray Decker will leave next week
for Alberta, Canada. where they IN.
tend making their future home
Messrs. Decker will engage In The cat.
tie business In their new home,
The lecture TO be given on the even.
Ing of Sunday, March 18th. N thu
Grand Opera House. by Rev Father
Cushnahan on st Patrick" promise,
to be one of the leading literary events
OF the season.
The ladies Of the Methodist church
gave st. Patrlck's social last evenlng.
which proved a very enjoyable affair
County Commissioner Herr OF Ere
mont county. Idaho, was In Ogden this
week.
J. II. Green Of Houston, Idaho, was
an Ogden visitor this week
Monday evening Miss Clara Poulier
WIS very pleasantly surprised al The
home OF w. w. Burton on the corner
of Twenty-ffth street and Monroe Ave
The evening was spent in music play
ing games. etc. A sumptuous supper
was served. Those present were M
and Mrs. Burton Sarah Fowler tyne
Hancock. Annie Hancock Emily row
Ter. Lizzie Burdett, Lillian Lockheal'
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There has been a pleasing variation
this week from the quiet which has
distinguished the past fortnight A
number Of pleasant private events
have taken place and a fair quota Of
affairs have been given at Christen-
sens, the ball OF the Electrical Work.
ers standing out prominently with It's
notable features Of decoration. etc. a
number OF pleasant events are planned
for next week. and the early part Of
next month has been chosen for some
notable public entertainments, which
VII give the Lenten deyotees an OPP
portunty TO make up for their fast
from worldly pleasures.
The Misses bern entertained at
luncheon on Tuesday, covers being laid
for fourteen. The color scheme was
violet and white, violets and lilies OF
the valley being used. In the center
Of the table was a large basket OF III
les Of the valley and yiolets and tiny
baskets OF the same flowers were placed
az the plate Of each guest as souvenirs,
After luncheon the guests participated
in a guessing contest. In which Mrs.
johnson was prize winner The guests
We're: Mrs. Albert Allen, Mrs Geo
Johnson. Mrs Rob. Glendlnning, Mrs.
John White, Mrs Geo. Dern, Mrs.
Steiner, Miss Keith Miss McGrath,
Miss Mcmillan. Miss Terhune. Miss Mil
Ter, Miss Lena Preston.
On Thursday the Misses bern were
hoetesses at second delightful func-
ton IN the way OF card party. yell
low and white prevailed in the decor
atlons which were In daifodils and mar
guerites. A picture scheme was car
ried out In scores, tallies and prizes,
each being prints OF famous paintings.
Mrs. Walter Druehl won first prize,
Miss Parker second. and Mrs Miner
the general prize. The guests were:
Miss Hackett. Miss Cherry, Miss Lam
son. Miss Culmer, Miss Ireland Miss
Sharp. Miss Kinnersey. Miss Morris,
Miss Claudia Morris Miss Davis Miss
Stevenson. Miss Luce, Miss Rutt Miss
Parker, Miss Edith Parker, Miss Beas-
ley, Miss Heinrich. Miss Horne. Miss
Primeaux, Miss Paul. Miss Mcmillan,
Miss Carter. Miss Gale, Mrs. Archer,
Mrs Miner. Mrs Steiner, Mrs Hof-
paugh, Mrs. WILKINSON, Mrs. Glen
Miller, Mrs. Geo. Moore, Mrs. Gustin.
Mrs. Lynn, Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. ]. SHARP
Mrs. Walter Druehl, Mrs. Brink. Mrs.
j. X. Bennett, Mrs. Mcmahon. Mrs.
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and the decorations, prizes and lunch
con carried out the emerald color
scheme--green ribbons, green crepe
doilies and smilax being used for the
tables. A pretty and appropriate fea-
ture was the rendition of a harp solo,
and other details aided in carrying out
the idea.
On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Torres, entertained in honor OF their
marriage anniversary. The rooms We're
decorated with a profuslon of roses and
carnations and cards and music were
the entertainments Of the evening.
Miss Aiieen Mclean entertained the
members of the ID. ID. club at her resi-
dence yesterday afternoon from TO
o'clock, her guests being Misses
Evelyn Mason, Marion Jones Celia Nc
Cready. Marguerite Taylor, Zeta Nor
ris. Mabel DAILY, Edith Lauther Helen
Holm. Nan Short, Bessie Ames, Paul
Inc Terhune
Miss Mclean was the hostess at a
dinner last evening at o'clock, covers
being laid for twelve The guests We're
Misses Helen Gillespie. 4. Cheeseman,
Georgia Vadner, Gertrude Hansen,
Jennie Lynn and Mcssrs Ellis Freed.
Rob Young Donald Duncan, Ben Seigel,
Al Cowan. Walter Harris
A ban will be given on Thursday.
March %. at Christensens hall, under
the auspices OF the Scandinavian COM
mittee OF arrangements. II is believed
this viii be one OF the social events OF
the season, among the Scandinavian
population Of the city. The general
public is invited.
The Y. l.. NJ. I. A. Of the Eleventh
ward Is tanning for kirmess TO take
place In the ward hall on the 2Sth and
10Th OF this month There will be booths
for the sale OF candy. ice cream, lemon
AIDE etc. and an excellent program will
be one OF the many pleasant features
arranged for the occasion. The enter
tainmept will be for the benefit OF the
new woman's building 10 be erected 90.
posite the Temple Block The affair
promises TO be a most successful one.
On Wednesday night the Y f. PeiN
otto Lodge No al. |. q. o y rave an
ENJOYABLE party az the Ladies Liter
AIRY club house. a large number being
present The lecture room was taste
fully decorated. and music was pro-
vlded for dancing. while In the large
room down stairs card tables were ar-
ranged for those who did not care for
the dancing \ pleasant time was spent
by all present
Mrs John Groesbeck entertained at
a p-attv luncheon IN Tuesday al her
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Mrs. John Groesbeck entertained at
r.etty luncheon on Tuesday at her
home In Canyon road. The guests
wera.
Mrs. Viylen McCune. Miss Edna
Dwyer, Miss Kate DIVER. Miss Judd,
Miss Glare clawson. Miss Alton Young,
Arizona republican., 1901-04-07
LITTLE JAMES. !;
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(The Subject of Municipal Politics)
 Paw" sez l, the Democras party in Feenix mus be a Freek, aint it?' l asts.
 "Why so?" asts Paw; Its a Freek everywheres, but I don't see why its more so in Feenix n 1t is ennywheres else. Wot makes you think it's q Freek, James?'
 "On account of its Hans" sez l. x "Wot about its Hans?" asts Paw.
 "So many of em." sez I. There's s Mayor Emily Cones, he sez he's m tn Hans of the Democras party. MT. Flchus he sez he's in it's Hans an Billy Lount's in it's Hans. an so IS Cap'n Mcdonald. an McClintock an McBush an about a hundred other Micks. an so is Frank McLuke."
 That's rite" sez Paw "I didnt | think of that. lihe Democras party in Feenix is Freek. It's reg'ler Ole Brerus fer Hans" Who's Ole Brierus, Paw?" I asts.
 He was an old Heethen, James, lat had Arms to thro' at the Burds an more Hans an knew wot to with sez Paw. The Democras party of Feenix, I gess has it's Hans full an I'm afeard it'll let some of. the con- tents fall.
 Mayor Cones seZ he don't want to be Mayor no more. only to vindycate his self. an if he's 'lected he'll resine not later n Oggest 32. Billy Lount's frens don't kno wot he wants to be mayor fer at all. He gifts salary fer ben the Trayshure an don't hay nothin' to do but draw it. l druther be the Iceman.'
 LITTLE JAMES.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-07
Lord Roseberry is quoted as having

Lord Roseberry is quoted as having said in recent address to business
 men: "The whole age is AN ADVER- an age of advertsie- TlSlNG AGE. ment. Authors. actors,
 statesmen, singers q do not care to particularize any more cat egories). are all engaged. like mer- chants and manufacturers in the great holy war of advertisement" He said that the gain of new markets for any article must always be credited to ju- dicious and persistent advertising.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-07

had proved their own gallantry and recognized the same quality in their leader.
 For long time the public looked for some new feat of skill and daring from ued to fight as bravely as before, there have been few opportunities for win ming conspicuous recognition. His plan to capture Aguinaldo having been car ried out successfully. he becomes once more the popular military hero of the hour-"Fighting Fred" Funston.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-07

Hon. Hugh H. Price would make an ideal mayor for Phoenix. He is young, vigorous. vlrile. He represents no fac ton. He would. if elected. represent the whole city. He is clean. reliable, and a successful business man. It has been suggested that he has not lived in Phoenix long enough. To our mind that is one of his most forceful recom- mendations. He is not an old Hassay- amper. He comes fresh from large eastern cities, with new ideas He is up to date, and that is where Phoenix should be.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-07

The inspiration behind the silly sto- ry that Governor Murphy intends to re- mouthpiece of certain parties, is very amusing, but 1t Is ridiculously thin. and the schemers should try something more substantial. The anxiety of some people for continued federal place is becoming quite intense and the scram- ble Is getting quite lively, but we know for the fact that Governor Murphy docs not take even a passing interest either in the subject or the scramblers.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-07
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Arizona republican., 1901-04-07

Last nights Enterprise, true to its name, made the announcement that Governor Murphy was about to resign, when J. c. Adams would be his success sor. The statement is absolutely with out foundation in fact, of course, but that makes no difference to the Enter prise. It caused a sensation for the nonce, and the evening paper is noth- ing if not sensational. J. c. Adams would no doubt make an excellent gov- ernor but we cannot very well have two governors and N. O. Murphy has not resigned and has no present inten- ton of resigning. The Enterprise, of course, can give Arizona two governors if it wants to. Our democratic friends have gotter into the habit lately of do- ing just as they please. The late un- lamented Fist passed acts whenever 1t saw fit directly in conflict with the or ganic act of the territory and the con- stitution of the United States. IL didn't propose to let any little thing like constitution stand in it's way. So if the Enterprise wants two governors the people will have to stand 1t.