The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-06

OGDEN.

/ The grandma party given each year
by Mrs. Frank ]. Cannon was held on
last Thursday at the elegant Cannon
home on Twenty-fifth street. The
rooms were tastefully adorned with the
national coiors and cut flowers. Mrs
| Cannon's guests were brought from
/ their homes in carriages, and besides
I many who have many times before en-
Joyed the occasion of grandma day
with Mrs. Cannon a number Of new
/ faces we're observed at ths festive
gathering. The ladies spent the time
pleasantly singing the old songs, re-
newing the old acquaintance and
incidentally blessing their hostess
for her thoughtful hospitality. \
bounte0uS dinner was served. and
toward evening Joseph BALKAN
tyne. with q number Of his musical
friends, appeared and entertained the
gathering with a selection of fine songs
Mrs. Ross also recited several pieces
and about $50 the old ladies were con-
veyed back to their homes Assisting
Mrs. Cannon was Mrs. n. w. Clayton
of Salt Lake, and her guests, with most
OF their ages, are given below, their
residences being ogden except where
elsewhere noted: Mrs. Slater, 50; Mary
Alice Lambert Salt Lake 81: Mrs
Stringhan, Salt Lake, 81; Martha H.
Brown 81; Charlotte Leavitt, 10; Sarah
West, s.; Ann Farr, %; Jane s. Rich
ards. SO: Rachel Porter, 70: Phoebe ].
Bingham, S.; Elizabeth Boyle. 81: Ann
Browning. "; Mary Black, Sc; Emma
Wright IS. Mrs Greenwich 81. Ann
Martin. o. Catherine Horrocks. 81;
Mary Butler, 10; Mrs. Bailey. SIS; Mrs.
Melvin, 90; Mrs. Robbins, 20: Mrs. Don
Ion, GO; Mrs. Kingsford. 20; Mrs. Driver,
81; Mrs. Barlow. II; Mrs. La Mont, 81;
Mrs. Packard. SO; Mrs. Heller, 81; Mrs.
Harriet c. Brown, So: Rose Garfield.
Mrs. Stevens. Regrets were sent by
Mrs. Jane Cannon of Salt Lake, mother
of ex-senator Cannon; Mrs. Davis of
Salt Lake, mother of Senator RawIins;
Mrs. Mary A. West, Mrs. CrawshaW,
Salt Lake; Mary A. Ellis, Belle Thomp-
SON. Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. Odell and Mrs.
Wilson.
DIR. Edgar Rowe of San Francisco is
in Utah, the guest of Crayton c. Sny-
home pending his return to hospital
work in the Golden Gate city.
Mrs. ]. ]. McGregOr and Mrs. Alma
Lambert. are visiting at the Old Arm
Chair resort near Salt Lake.
Mrs. Thomas H. Carr and family left
Thursday for California to spend the
summer.
Mrs. A. B. Hayes and family, with Dr.
l.. Walker of Bingham, left Thursday
for the east to visit in Nebraska, going
on later to Vermont.
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Claude Roberts has gone home TO
Oklahoma. after visiting for two weeks
in Ogden. a guest in the home of A, B..
Corey.
Mrs. A. B. Corey and family viii
leave soon for a sojourn in southern
California.
Mrs. Day is back from California.
Mrs. f. Boyd and Miss Stella Conger
are in Brandon, Ore, for the summer.
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Mrs. Frank f. Towne and children
left Wednesday for their ranch at Fort
Bridger to spend the summer.
Miss Ethel Camp is the guest of Mrs.
H. B. Shannon at $50 East Second
South street, Salt Lake.
Miss Mamie Porter of the capital is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Maule.
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A party of young people. under the
chaperOnage of Mrs David and Mrs.
William Eccles, spent Saturday and
Sunday at MalOn's Heights. The party
included Mrs. Mamie Little1eld HOutZ,
Misses V. Houtz, Z. Oleson, G.. McGon-
agile, L. Dunno, Portland; NJ. Banks,
V Eceles, Messrs, D. Eccles, George
Knauss, C Gourlay, George Clutch,
William Howarth, w. Kay and L.
Rank.
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Mrs. a. ]. Warner gave luncheon
Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Gilliland.
Mrs A. E Pratt is visiting in Salt
Lake.
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Mrs. Fred J. Kiesel entertained Tues
day and Wednesday at luncheons in
honor of Mrs. Fred ]. Kiesel, 1r.
Lieutenant Berry of Fort Douglas
spent the Fourth in Ogden. the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs A. D, f. Reynolds.
Mrs. and Miss. Bannister have gone
to chicago o B q
Miss Eccles entertained Tuesday and
Thursday in honor of Miss Dunno of
Portland.
MIR. and Mrs. z. Paul Jones are at
home, 261O Jefferson avenue.
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The annual meeting of the Child Gull
ture club was held Friday. June 90. at
the pleasant home of Mrs. S. S. Smith
on Adams avenue. There was a good
of members, who listened
to the reports of the yari-
Gus officers. The presidents report
showed an increased membership which
places the club ds the first in that re
spect in the city. The treasurer report
ed a large surplus. the effect of which
win probably be to decrease the dues
of members for the coming year. All
reports showed the club to be flourish
ing and accomplishing a good work
among the members. The following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year:
President, Miss Sara Whalen; vice
president, Mrs. r. ]. Taylor; recording
Mrs. Daniel Hamer; CORE
spending secretary, Mrs. r. ]. Cook;
treasurer, Mrs. Farley T. Wright. Aft
er the meeting the hostess served
dainty refreshments and the club ad-
journed sine die
PARK CITY.