Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Mrs. F. g. Richards Is visiting with
friends In Logan.

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friends in Logan.
Mrs. c. c. Goodwin and Miss Alice
Goodwin left yesterday for California,
where they viii spend the next two or
three months.
The State Council Of Women held its
annual meeting yesterday In the Wo-
mans Exponent office. Templeton
building An election OF officers took
place. and the annual fee was reduced
from Sl.00 to % cents. The following
officers were reelected to serve for the
ensuing year: Mrs Emily s. Richards
president, Mrs Priscilla p, Jennings
vice president; Mrs. Augusta Grant
second vice president; Mrs. Georgia
Fox Young, third vice president; Mrs
Nellie Little, fourth vice president;
Mrs. j. Fewson Smith, recording and
corresponding secretary; Mrs II. s.
Lapish, treasurer. Mrs. j. Melton, Mrs.
NJ. +. Silver, Mrs. Rebecca Doolan, Mrs.
Mary Luff, Mrs. s. NJ Stewart were
elected executive committee, and Mrs.
Lydia d. Alder, Mrs Elizabeth Cohen
and Mrs. Emma Jensen, press commit
tee.
The High School students viii give
reception to the Ogden football team
tonight in Landrum's hail. and dancing
will be feature of the evening All
former high school students are in
yited to attend.
A pretty wedding was solemnlzed at
the home Of the brides parents Tues
day evening. Miss Ethel May Blundell,
and Mr.. John Mickals being united in
marriage. The house was tastefully
decorated with white roses, carnations,
chrysanthemums and ferns, The bride
wore an exquisite gown Of white liberty
silk with pearl ornaments. Dainty re-
freshments were served and the even
Ing was thoroughly enjoyed by all pres
ent.
The meeting of the w. c. T. u. yes
terday at the residence OF Mrs. Clar-
ence T. Brown, was an eminently sat
isfactory one, the reports being most
and nine new members
being admitted. Refreshments wore
served at the close Of the meeting and
a pleasant social half hour spent.
A charming entertainment took place
in the parlors of the Presbyterian
church last night the affair being in
the nature OF japanese social, given
by Mrs. Iglehart's class of Kings
Daughters. The rooms were filed with
Japanese emblems, lanterns, fans.
and other oriental
articles, and the members OF the class
were dressed in Japanese costume.
Candy and tea booths were features OF
the evening. and an enjoyable program
was rendered by Mrs. Iglehart, who
gave a recitation: Miss Helen Shep-
herd vocal solo, Miss Leary piano solo,
VIII Davis, violin solo. Mr.. Copley
vocal solo. A.xsl
The rummage sale held yesterday by
the Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Congregational church, was a success
full affair. the sale realizing nearly q
hundred dollars. Today the sale has
been equally successful and the pro-
motors are highly gratifled with the re-
suit of their enterprise. The sale was
planned TO aid in the payment Of the
church debt, which Is due on Jan. 49,
II was held in the Walker House, the
building being loaned for the purpose
by Mr.. David Keith.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
are hard at work making preparations
for a fair to be held on Thursday. FRI
day and Saturday OF the first week In
December. There win be fancy work.
infants clothes and a variety Of articles
tempting 20 Christmas buyers IN the
display and the promoters are work
ing 10 make the event a notable one.
1t will be held In the church parlors.
The Parliamentary club viii hold q
special meeting on Wednesday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock at the club house,
A full attendance Is requested, as the
question OF continuing the club during
the winter is 10 be decided at this
meeting.
Rev ID. A. Brown was rendered a
reception last night at the First Bap-
list church by the members OF his con-
gregatlon. the AFFAIR being In every way
a delightful one. The pews were re-
moved and the church prettily decorat-
ed with palms and flowers. the hall
being filed with friends who gave
their new pastor warm welcome. a
pleasant program was rendered and
dainty refreshments were served. The
following was the program Of the even
ing: Organ solo, Miss Belle Lawson
prayer, Rev. Mr.. Collins OF Idaho Falls,
welcome on behalf Of the church Dea-
con n. d. C0rser; duet, Miss Belle Law
son and Mr. Fred Billings. welcome on
behalf OF Baptist workers OF the citt
Rev. Frank Barnett; solo. Thomas Ash
worth: welcome on behalf o. the Bap-
list workers of the intermountain re-
gion. Rev. l.. @. CLARK. SOLO Mrs. {. o
Vness: welcome on behalf OF the minis
tiers Of the city, Rev. DR.. William
Paden: response, Rev. ID. a. Brown.
trio, Mcssrs. Billings, Mcpherson and
Tucker.
A dinner was given by Mr., ID. y
Burley al the Alta club last night In
honor Of the visiting railroad men, and
the affair was a notably pleasant one
In all respects. The guests were Gen
eral Passenger Agent a. l.. Craig, w
Cobufn and A. Gavin OF the Oregon
Railway q Navigation; 7. G. David
son aud F. DUR Of the Union Pacihc
Heintz of the Rio Grando lines; r. y
Batturs of the Southern Poetic; {, A
islhurfN VT lnt ApioItuo SVnAheih. -,
slstsnt General Passenger Agent ID. ;
Spencer John Cruikshank and j. Il
Durham Of the oregon Short Line.
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Col and Mrs. W. a. Gle, who have
been visiting MIR. and Mrs. Geo. A
Lowe. and their son, Alfred A. Gle oil
Ogden. who Is with the Geo. A. Low,
company Of that city, return home u
Worcester Mass. today.
The Opal club gave a delightful so
soial al the Ladies' Literary club house
last Tuesday evening. The amusement
was 90 and the prizes were won by
Miss Htna Smith. Mr.. A. w. Smith,
Mrs. r. W. Brady and Mr.. H. S. An.
dersOn.