Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-09

several years In Europe in concert work
meeting with great success. A very en-
joyable time Is assured all who attend
Many Ogdenites are looking forward
with great anticipation to the coming OF
the Sembrich Opera company III
Faust" at the Salt Lake Tabernacle
next Thursday evening. An excursion
rate OF 81 has been obtained from Ogden
Ia Salt Lake for the date, and many
Ogden people Will go TO the capital to
hear 4 e great opera singers, assisted py
the Tabernacle choir.
Prof. Goddard, of Salt Lake, was In
Ogden Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. A. Toler, the well known
miliner returned this week from
visit through the eastern markets.
John w F. Myers, Of Ogden, and
Joseph RIVE, of Huntsville, left We'd
nesday for European missions.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Con-
gregational church gave an afternoon
at the home OF Miss Parmley on
Twenty-ffth street, Thursday. MISS
MIME Kiese gave a very interesting
talk on Jerusalem as seen in her
travel, and several musical numbers
were rendered
Tuesday evening ogden lodge No, o,
|. O. o. f. were given an oiiiclal VISIT
from the following grand lodge officers
Master A. T. McCanne Grand Repre-
sentatlves w O. Corbis and D.,
Thomas. Grand Secretary i, NJ. Timer,
past G.. S., j. w Moore and G. r. II. D.
Uoge. OF Salt Lake; Grand Warden ~
Y. Homer, of Provo, and Grand Treas
uref w. f. House, of Corinne. AFTER
the routine business was disposed OF
the entire gathering retired TO the ban,
| ouet hall. where a sumptuous spread
was partaken Of and an evening oil
much pleasure was had In speeches.
| music, etc
Mr. william A. Clark, Jr., son OF
Senator W. A. Clark. and Miss Mabel
| Foster. OF Butte, Montana, and Mrs.
Shaw. who acted as chaperone. visited
| ogden and spent the day sight seeing
Mr. clark and Miss Foster, It Is under
stood are to be welded in June.
Mrs, A. ]. ellison, Of this city spent
several days in Salt Lake this week
visiting with friends.
Miss Spencer, Of Ogden, is visiting
with friends at Corinne
The Y w. C. T. Y. met "Wednesday
| evening with Miss Yeota Kennedy.
-
The Second ward amusement hall was
the scene Of a grand benefit bah last
evening given In honor OF George {
Wilson and Frank Pingree who depart
for a mission to Germany March ~
1901. The hall was well filed with th'
friends Of the young men,
|. Mrs. Cora Snyder returned from Chi
cago this week. where she has beef
studying the spring fashions In mll'ih
cry,
The Southern Pacific employees gave
very delightful ball Tuesday evening u
Christensens dancing academy Iher'
was large attendance and good tint
was had by all present
Mr. and Mrs. Or. Bedford. OF sai
Lake, were Ogden Nlsltors ius' SN'
day,
Farley T. Wright returned this weei
from New York where he has peel
purchasing the spring stock OF good'
FOR w. H. Wright & Sons company.
!
The Ladies' Literary society are max
ing elaborate arrangements for grahI
hall TO be given Monday evening
March H. The affair promises TO %
one OF the social events Of the sea
son.
The Fifth ward win give another o.
their measurable balls next Thursday
evening.
Misses Clara and Lottie Brown wer'
visiting with friends In Salt Lake thi'
| week