The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-11-02
OGDEN.

Society in Ogden during the past
week was largely Influenced by the fact
that the Utah Federation of Women's
Clubs was in annual convention in the
Junction City. A large number of la
dies from different parts Of the state
were present and were entertained in
Ogden homes. The reception at the
rooms of the Weber club which closed
the proceedings of the ninth annual
session, was brilliant and enjoyable
affair.
Mrs. Joanna Melton, vice president of
the Women's council of Salt Lake
City, who has been the guest of Mrs.
+. A Cook, returned to her home Sat
urday afternoon. Mrs Melton is one
of the oldest club women in this state.
She expressed in cordial terms her ap-
probation Of the gracious hospitality
Of the Ogden ladies.
Miss Verna Barrows and Miss Media
Corey entertained in honor of the Three
Times Three club Friday evening. Hal
lowe'en night. with ghost party at
the home of Miss Corey. at $50 Twenty
sixth street. A haunted house, erected
on the lawn, was most interesting
and mysterious feature of the affair.
Weird and ghostly happenings were
frequent during the entire evening, the
'spook' idea being carried out in nu-
merOus ways during the course of the
night in ways interesting and ingen-
ious The affair was otherwise notable
as being the first party given for the
Three Times Three club this season.
The guests were: Mrs. Hirst; Misses
3. BOreman, Inez Adams, Julia Wright,
Veda Eccles. Tulie Baker Cora Eayres,
Nellie Bennett, May Hume, Dasie An
drews, Bessie Barrows, Maud Ian
Messrs. Q. Roberts, T. Spencer, p. Her
rick. j. Milan, P. KINGSLEY, J. True, o.
MeclIes, r. Beghtol, J. Spargo, A.
Wherry, H. Smith, w. Salmon, D. Gay,
/. Crawsha-w, r. Tresceder, L. Taylor.
Miss Annie Stoehr and Mr.. Fred G.
Fox of Salt Lake. were married We'd
nesday evening at the home of the
bride, Bishop Robert McQuarrie per-
forming the ceremony. There were
present only relatives and a few init
mate friends of the couple. A tasteful
wedding supper was served. Both the
young people are well and favorably
known in Ogden and in Salt Lake. The
bride is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
business man of the Capital City,
where the couple will reside.
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The Dignan Dancing academy is to be
the scene of a pleasant series of parties
this season by a club to be known as
the Friday Night club. The member
ship includes many Of the leading So
cial lights of the city. The first dance
is to be given by the club on Nov. Z.
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The ball given Thursday night by the
Ladies' auxiliary to the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers in Conley's hall
was attended BY about 100 couples, and
80 ha leading ~ hn
week.
The Pioneers of the Pacific gave a
card party Friday evening in L o. O..
F. hall and large crowd was pres
ent.
The Knights Of Pythias gave ball
at Conley's Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Wood are visit
ing in Ogden, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. z. T. Hulaniski, the parents Of
Mrs. Wood.
Miss Grace Meek gave Halloween
party Friday evening at her home on
Jefferson avenue. about twenty-five of
her young friends being in attendance.
The engagement of Miss Emma
Wright. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. An
and Mrs. ]. F. Grant of Salt Lake is
announced. The wedding will take
place early next month.
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Miss Peery entertained Wednesday in
honor of Mrs. Mclaughlin of Salt Lake
and Mrs. Sutphen of Aurora, Ills.
Mrs. W. H. Cheevers has as her
guest Mrs. w. H. Jonessof Salt Lake.
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Mrs. Condor entertained in most
charming manner on Saturday of last
week at a luncheon in her home on
Madison avenue
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The pupils of the Sacred Heart acad-
envy had a merry time at a dancing
party Friday evening, the fOrty-five
dancers being masked. Halloween
features were introduced in the deco
rations of the hall and in various other
arrangements.