The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-29
OGDEN.

Miss McGonagle gave tallyho party
to the Hot Springs Tuesday evening in
honor of Miss Dunn of Portland The
guests spent a merry time at the re-
SORT and partOok of a delicious lunch
con. The party included Mrs. Rowe
Mrs. Hampton. Mrs Houtz, Misses
Dunn of Portland, Olson and Banks Of
salt Lake, and Miss Eccles; Messrs.
Fidler, Grifiths. Olson, Rowe, Hanson,
ID. Eccles, Clutch, P. Herrick.
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Mrs. William Eccles and Miss Veda
Eccles gave a canyon party to Hunts
vile Wednesday evening in honor of
Miss Dunn Of Portland. The drive ex-
tended to the grove in Huntsville,
where dancing and supper were the
features. The guests were, besides
Miss Dunn: Mrs. Houtz, Mrs Banks
and Mrs. David Eccles; Misses Maud
Lewis, Julia Wright, Myrtle Banks Of
salt Lake, Ethel Olson of Salt Lake,
Ethel Young, GenevieYe Douglass, Nc
Gonagle, Tulie Baker, Eayres, Ada
Flanagan. Bertha Lessenger, Florence
Civilian, V. HoutZ; Messrs. Hutchin-
son, Dyke, Lewis, Coop. Clutch, Olson,
Kay, Fidler of Chicago. Peery.- Herrick,
Massa, Gates of Salt Lake Wherry of
Salt Lake, Richards. Carheart, Spen-
Ger. Burton, Trescedef, Eccles. Rich
ards Of Chicago. Christensen Of Salt
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A reception was given Thursday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis c. Woods in honor of the mar
riage of their daughter. Molly, to Alma
c. Lambert of Salt Lake. About seven
ty-five guests were present, including
a number of relatives of the groom
from the Capital City. The spacious
lawn was transformed into a brilliant
and gay scene byanumerous Chinese
lanterns. and a long table was set out
Of doors under the trees, where q
tasteful luncheon was partaken of. The
evening was spent with music and
other forms of entertainment, the
happy couple receiving the congratula-
tons of their numerous friends. They
win make their home in Salt Lake.
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Miss Eccles gave a chatting dish af-
fair Friday evening.
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Claude Roberts, en- route home from
Alaska to Oklahoma, has spent the
week in Ogden, a guest in the family
Of A. s. Corey
MISS ALthCA CACD#A II lA4E = urcL VI llEl
sister, Mrs. Hanson.
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The Second Ward Primsry associa-
ton gave a very successful lawn fete
Friday evening at the home Of Mrs.
Paine on Grant avenue. A large crowd
enjoyed an Interesting programme and
partOok of tasteful refreshments.
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Mr. and Mrs. Colby of Cheyenne were
Ogden visitors during the week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Zion OF Bingham
have been spending their honeymoon
with old friends in ogden. Mr.. Zion was
married on June 10, to Miss Minnie
Hooking of Bingham.
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Eugene 3. Lewis Of Salt Lake was an
Ogden visitor during the week.
The members Of the CaIedonian so
ciety. with other Scots and their
friends, owned Lagoon Friday.
Thomas Carnahan is home from Col
den. Colo. where he is studying mining
engineering, and viii spend the sum-
mer with his parents.
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Earl Ashton of Wadsworth was in
Ogden this week, visiting friends and
relatives.
Miss Glen Douglass of Ogden was
the guest of Miss Florence Grant in
Salt Lake Thursday.
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Alex Healy is home for the summer
from the Boston school Of technology.
Miss Radcliffe viii leave. about July
1 for visit to Montana and the yell
loWstone national park.
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r. L. Page Of Freefort, Ills, is in
Ogden on business for a few days.
Otto P. Meekes is in Chicago, visiting
his uncle. Theo Rail-
E. w. Wade and wife are visiting in
Snowville.
Mrs. Joseph S. Peery is in the east
for an extended visit.
Mrs. Wardle OF Palisade was an Og-
den guest during the week.
The Fifth ward choir is prePc ring to
give ping pong social next Tuesday
evening. Ping pong contests. dancing.
singing, refreshments and a general
good time is promised.
Mrs. E. E. Stewart gave a canyon
party Wednesday morning, treating her
guests 10 q breakfast at the Hermitage.
A. Peters0a had charge of the trans
p0rtati0n. and about fifty were con-
veyed 10 the cool resort, where