Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS


An event anticipated with much
pleasure by the music loving c0mmunl-
~ Of ogden is the appearance on Mon
day evening, January 10, at the Ogden
tabernacle Of Miss Emma Lucy Gates,
Utah's talented vocalist, In connection
with male chorus Of one hundred and
twenty-five voices under the direction
Of Prof. Joseph Ballantyne. The pub
lie Of ogden win doubtless attend this
musicale and give Miss Gates hearty
welcome to our city, She win shortly
begin tour OF the United States UNI
der Major Pond very eminent man
ager The price OF admission has been
made very low, only 30 cents, for re-
served seats, and rs cents for the 9TH
| or seats.
The young ladies' of the Third ward
gave a very peasurabo bah in the
ward hall last evening, which was
largely attended
Miss Alice Doxey and Henry Hin, Jr,
| two popular young people of this city
were married this week.
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Mrs, r. w, Adams and son Of Salt
Lake, and Miss Damon of California,
were visiting with friends In ogden
this week.
Miss Nellie Healy is visiting for
short time with relatives in Denver
Mr. and Mrs, ". u. Steward return
ed home Monday from an extended
pleasure tour Of the east.
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The home Of Mrs Craig, 134i Twenty
fifth street, was the scene of very
pleasurable affair Wednesday after
noon. "A Hard Time Tea" given by
Mesdames Craig and Pardon under the
auspices Of the NJ Il, Aid society, The
attendance was very good and a few
hours we're spent very enjoy0bly at
music and literary exercises, etc. after
which delicious refreshments were
served. A small admission fee was
charged, which viii go to the assisting
Of the needy Of the church.
Walter Herrck, Of ogden, left Thurs
day morning for California where he
goes TO do missionary work.
Read II. Cannon, Of Salt Like was
an Ogden visitor this week.
j. V. Nelson, In very pleasing man
ner, entertained the out--~ing ana in
coming city council OF ogden on Mon
day last. The gentleman had prepared
long table IN the freman's hall whore
he served the city fathers with re-
freshments.
MIR. and Mrs Elijah Larkln Of 81.
Johns, Tooele county, are visiting with
relatives in Ogden,
The masquerade ball given Wednes-
day in the Union opera house by FOs-
ter's military band, was very delight
FIJI event There was a select crowd
in attendance and one of the most
pleasurable evenings Of the season was
spent by all present, including dancers
and spectators Prizes were given TO
the following. ladies first prize, Miss
Daisy Eggleston, princess manicure
set. Gents first prize Amos r. Day
Zulu chief silk umbrella, Ladies and
gents second prizes were won by Miss
Monahan and VIII Tribe. The band
balls are becoming very popular events
and soon the band treasury VIII have
enough to buy many new instruments
needed,
Miss Jessie n. Painter a popular
young lady of Far West and Levi
II. Draney. a well known young man
of Plain CITY, were married by Justice
II. c, Wardleigh.
The Y l.. and Y NJ, NJ. |. A. of the
Lynne ward have arranged for grand
ball to be given in Southwels hall
Monday evening. Ford's fun orches-
ira will furnish the music and good
time Is assured all who attend,
The Bohemian Dancing club, one or
Ogden'g leading social functions have
invitations out for q grand ball to be
given I'm Dlgnan's dancing academy
Tuesday evening, January A. This
win be the first social hop given by
the club during the season. Dignon's
augmented orchestra will furnish the
music,
Mrs. s. N. King OF Terrace Is visit
ing friends In Ogden,
Miss Isabel Todd, Of Hooper, and
John Carver az Soda Springs, were
married Monday by Justice II. c,
Wardlelgh,