The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-19
OGDEN.

seventh East street.
OGDEN.
A delightful party was given Tues
day evening al the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis c. Woods. 33i Thirty
third street. the affair being in honor Of
the fifty-eighth anniversary of Mr..
Woods The evening was pleasantly
passed with songs, instrumental music
and conversation, followed by taste
full luncheon. Nr. and Mrs. Woods
children. of whom there arc thirteen,
were all present, together with a num-
Der of neighbors and other friends who
called 10 extend congratulations and
pirtake Of the family hospitality.
Among the guests were: Messrs. and
Mesd9m D. H. Ensign, J. NJ. Clark,
II. E. Taylor, James +. Ballantyne,
Is. F. Critchlow, j. Burch, F. L. Woods,
Mesdames A. A. Pratt. William Her
rick, f. Eldredge, May Herrick, j. J.
Bingham, H. z. WoCdmansee, Z.
Clough, Mr.. Lawrence Taylor.
The High school gives a dance Fri
day evening OF this week in honor Of
the midwinter evening class.
The I. o. o. F. social on Thursday
night was a pleasant affair. Addresses
were made by Past Grand Mas
ter Wardleigh and Grand Mas
ter Darke. and musical selec-
cock and Miss Clare, and by the
Mandolin club. and a recitation by Miss
Kline, together with refreshments and
cards, closed the evening.
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a ball was given Friday night at the
First ward amusement hall. in honor
of Lawrence Taylor, who leaves soon
for missionary work in the eastern
states.
Al number of Ogden young people
viii go to Evanston Friday night Of
this week to attend the annual Oall
given by the locomotive engineers of
the Gnion Pacific.
Mrs. Sarah Davey Of Salt Lake is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. w.
Chambers.
The first ball of this season given by
the Bohemian club was a gre t sue
cess in every particular. Tuesday
evening was the date of the pleasant
event. The club win give two or three
others this season, under the direc-
ton OF arthur Kuhn.
Mrs. c. NJ. Andrews was hostess
Thursday afternoon at cards. TIE
lncky prize winners were Mrs. L. Rey-
nOids. head prize, and Mrs Cave, con-
ISOLATION The color scheme Of white,
pink and green was tastefully carried
o1t in decorations, and a three course
repast was served after the game Be
fore leaving, the guests were charm
ingly entertained with vocal music
from Mesdames Mamie II. Stevens and
Mary Farley.
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Mrs. Adeline Greenwich was the re-
ciplent Of pleasant surprise Tuesday
evening by a number OF her friends.
Cards were INDUCED in, after which
dainty refreshments were served.
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Miss Alice Howarth is visiting in
Salt Lake.
Mrs. George A. Snow of Salt Lake is
the guest Of Mrs. w. H. Chevers.
Mrs. D. H. Peery and daughter, Lou
Use. departed last week on an extended
trip TO the coast.
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A. McLaren Boyle left Friday for the
east on business.
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Miss Jennie Salmon has returned to
Salt Lake.
Mrs. J. II. Nevin entertained a few
friends at cards Monday evening.
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lester s. Corey was in Ogden two
days last week. but has returned to
his home at independence. Ida.
Great preparations are on for the
Weber club banquet and ball. to be
held at Dignan's academy Monday
evening. Dressmakers have been busy
for some time making new costumes
for the ladies'. and the committee Of the
club expects this event to surpass all
other similar events in brilIance and
interest.
Miss Nellie Carter departed Thursday
or Oakland Cal, to spend the winter
Aith her sister. Mrs. Reid.
Dotty West was the recipient of
Plea SAINT sunrise Thursday evening by
a number of her young friends An en-
ioyabIe evening was spent in cards.
after which dainty refreshments were
served.
Miss Mae Bess was pleasantly sur
prised Friday evening by a number of
her friends. The evening was spent in
music and social chat and partaking of
light refreshments. These present
were. Misses Priscilla Hunt, n. Free
man, Z. Nichols, Mae Pool, B. Robson.
J. Robson, G. Struthers. Messrs. Lee
Faulkner, Cecil Mark, James McLaugh-
lin. Joseph Mclaughlin. ]. Pool and r.
Hill.
Mrs. J. H. Cary Of Salt Lake is an
Ogden visitor.
Thursday evening Father Cushna-
han performed the marriage ceremony
Of Miss Daisy NJ Huss and NJ. J. Kear-
ny at his residence, after which a re-
eepuon was given at the home of the
nr.de's mother.
Mr. and Mrs H a. Shupe were host
and hostess Wednesday evening 10 a
number of friends. Games and music
formed the amusements Of the even
ing. after which dainty supper was
served. Those present We're Misses N.
Written. n Shupe, X. GreenweH. D.
I4ayne. Hazel Layne. Z. Nye, 3. Cros-
by. D. Bingham, B. Bingham. VI.
Shupe. Z. stephens, J. Hart. Y. Bar
ney. Nessrs. Il. Little, 3. Barney. ".
WaTd.eigh, r. Shupe. Z. Bradson. F. !
Crossman, J. Wood, G. BeGmish and A. !
Gale.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCready were pleas /
antly surprised Monday evening by
number of their friends. Games. cards