Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-15
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OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS.
The most elaborate ball OF the season
was given Monday evening IN Dlgnans
dancing academy. The occasion being
Inc first annual BAH Of the Ogden lodge
1lgB. l.. q. II. The HAN deCOra lions for
!he evening were very artistic, being
In the lodge colors, purple ana white,
arranged IN lho most attractive man
utr ON the draplngs and electric chan
,eliers. -Four large elk heads win
electric lights In the lodge colors, at
,sched To the Untlers was very beautl-
full The arrangements were gotten up
Iy Robert A. Moycs II Is estimated
tpat there were fully $50 ladies' and gem
lempu present as there were 10 lodge
members and each member was permit
ted to bring a friend. Dignans enlarged
orchestra furnished choice music, ana
dancing was INDUCED IN until o'clock
In the morning Dainty refreshments
were served by Chief Clarence Ernst,
In prettily arranged booths of purple
and white. one of the features Of the
evening was the impressive ceremony
# the II o'clock toast to the absent
lrothers when the lights We're eNtin-
pulshed and over 100 Elks drank to the
toast proposed by Exalted Ruler Jesse
+. Baker Some of the most elegant
costumes Of the season were worn by
the ladies' present The entire affair
was pronounced grand success.
suryeyor-General r. II. Anderson was
an ogden visitor this week,
DR.. S. l.. Brick spent this week In
idaho ON business and pleasure
Mrs II. l.. Anderson, Of Cheyenne,
Wyo,, who has been visiting with
friends IN Ogden, returned home We'd
nesday
Mrs George NJ. Hanson who has been
visiting IN Salt Lake the guest Of Mrs.
W. II. King, has returned home.
The ladies of the Maccabees are be-
ing entertained this afternoon and
evening by Mrs Butterheld.
The w. c. Y. Y. met at the home of
the stake president, Mrs, Smith, We'd
esday afternoon a very entertaining
program was rendered after which re-
freshments were served
The coy home Of o, Il. Savage on
north Washington avenue was the
scene Of delightful birthday surprise
party on Monday evening, given IN
honor of Mr.. Savage The early part
of the evening was spent In playing
high five. the ladies' first prize was wor
by Mrs. McCready and the gen
tlemans by G, Il. Thompson
The consolation prizes were award
ed to Mrs. Hawkins and VIII
liam Doyle After cards dainty re-
freshments were served, and the re-
mainder Of the evening was spent II
vocal ana instrumental music Tit
guests departed shortly after midnight
wishing MI. Savage may years Of joy
and prosperity Those present were
Mr., and Mrs McCready Mr., and Mrs
Huffstitler. Mr., and Mrs Stagles, Mr.
ind Mrs, Hawkins, Mesdames Lawton
Cole, West and Misses Mcconnell, Law
ten, Heston, Reed, Jones Better, Han
son, Messrs. CURLY Eggleston, Reed
Doyle Hawkins and Thompson.
The Y. l.. NJ /, A. Of the Fifth ward
will give another Of their pleasurabll
balls Monday evening In the ward hall
| Refreshments will be served In thu
| lower hall during the evening.
One Of the most plcasurable events
| of the week was the Lincoln celebra
| ton Wednesday evening In the Plail
| City hall The affair was given by tn
Republican club OF that precinct, will
| County Commissioner Lyman Sheen a
| chairman. The large hail was prettil,
| decorated for the occasion with IN
national colOrs, plants and eyergreens
| There were present a majority Of IN
| residents OF that part Of the county ant
| several carriagelOads of Ogden citizen
went out to join in the festivities
among them being most Of the EN-
| ployes Of the county courthouse. A yer,
| line musical program was rendered dur
Ing the early part Of the evening inter
spersed with recitatons, speeches, etc
! A sumptuous banquet was served tn
tables were loaded with the bountle
| and delicACles Ot the land TO satisfy IN
cravings of the inner man, the feas
would have done honor to a banque
for the president OF our nation.
large orchestra furnished sweet strain
Of music to which the merry crow
| trlpped the light fantastic until tn
| morning hours. The evening will lon
be remembered by oil present.
Mrs. Chevers entertained this after
noon at cards, There were larg
number Of her lady friends present.
Mrs. j. NJ, Adams, of Salt Lake, 1
visiting with friends in Ogden.
An enjoyable valentine party wa
given at the pretty home Of rms. j. q
Paine last evening
Fosters Military band gave a valen
tine ball last evening in the unio
opera house The attendance was yer
large, Three beautiful valentines wer
given as prizes to the best dancers.
Prest, l.. w, Shurtliff returned HON
from Washington, b. c., this week.
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