The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-25
Ogden Society.


Mrs. Frank j. Cannon entertained the
Old ladies at her home Tuesday of this
week in conformity with the delightful
custom established by her a number of
years ago-those ladies whose lives have
reached the farther milestones A car
rage called for each of the guests at 10
O'Clock in the morning The Cannon
nome was very prettily decorated and a
tasteful luncheon was also served. An
lmpromptu programme. consisting of rec
ltatlons and Old songs. was rendered. Mrs.
Ann Browning gave the selection.
Where the Burden Falls and lamenta-
ton by p. p. Pratt. Mrs. Isabella Wilson
rendered The Prophet Joseph and
Signs of the Times" Mrs. Elizabeth
Greenwich sang Childhood Days and
The old Maid Mrs. Browning gave
The Bachelors of England" and Mrs.
Jane s. Richards spoke very interestingly
Of her early experiences and associations
in Utah and reioiced to meet with so
many who had endured so much in the
early days of Utah Mrs. II. c. Brown
also extended warm greetings and love
TO her old-time friends Mrs Elizabeth
Boyle sang some of the good old Scotch
songs, Comm. Through the Rye and
whom nearly all were present. were:
Mesdames Sarah J. Cannon. Eliza T.
Cannon. Martha Il. Cannon, Emily IT.
Cannon. Harriet T. Stringham and Eliza
beth Davis all of Salt Lake; Jane S.
Richards Mrs. Ross, Olive Ann Farr.
Martha II. Brown. II. c. Brown. Rose
Garfield Isabella Wilson, Henrietta La
mont, Sarah Packard, Ann Robbins,
Emma Melvin, Mary A. OdelL Hanna
Bailey, Ruth Lawson, Eliza Barlow.
Caroline DonfOn, Elizabeth kingsford,
Charlotte Leavitt Mary Butler Martha
Luty. DOrOthea Peterson. Emma Wright
Elizabeth Greenwich. Artie Susie Young.
Catherine, HorrOcks, Ann Martin, Mary
A. West. Sarah West. Jane Davis. Mary
Powers Rachel Porter Ann Browning.
Elizabeth Boyle Mary Heller, Phoebe
RjpUhQn Maria GfnVnne Roll ThnmnGnn
Mary BrChell Diana Moore. Davis. Raw
Inns, Clayton, Emmeline B. Wells and
Mary McGaw.
Miss Bertha Eccles is visiting friends
DR.. and Mrs. ]. S. Gordon and daughter
are visiting in Canada.
Mrs George H. Wood Of Salt Lake is
visiting in ogden. the guest of Mrs.
George NJ. Hanson.
Miss Pearl Pingree, who recently was
operated upon for appendicitis is now
conyalescing rapidly.
, Mr. and Mrs Thomas Austin Of Boul-
der. Colo, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. 3. T. SOOy.
Mrs. A e. Hyde, jr., of Kimberley
Utah, is visiting her parents, Hon. and
Mrs. Frank ]. Cannon.
Aglaia will meet with Mrs Bichsel
Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock at her
residence. 2S2S Sheridan avenue.
A peace meeting of the Ladies Relief
society will he held Saturday afternoon
Oct l. at Relief Society hall.
y. c. Flygare. Mrs. Chris Flygare
Bishop and Mrs. Watson and daughter.
Phoebe, have returned from their eastern
visit.
Mrs. Leonard. widow of the late Bishop
Leonard. and family, left Salt Lake on
Tuesday for Los Angeles, where they will
make their future home
A party comprising Mr.. and Mrs. S. II.
Browne. Mr.. and Mrs William A. Nc
Cav and Mr.. and Mrs. P A. Cook left
Tuesday for visit to the St Louis fair
The Woodmen of the World pleasantly
entertained a large number of their
friends Friday evening at a dancing party
at Dignan's dancing academy
Mr.. and Mrs. w b. Hughes have an
nounced the engagement of their daugh-
Ter, Jennie, to Alfred Brockbank of Span
some time during the holidays.
Ihe recital TO be given Tuesday night
by Miss Pearl Snyder. assisted by Charles
henI Mrs Kate Bridewell Anderson and