The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-05
Ogden Society.

4 thorough study of Russia and Japan
IS part of the plan of the Historical club
this year, and this feature was spiendidly
carried out at the gathering of the club
members and guests with Mrs A. 3.
Corey Saturday. Feb. "a In keeping with
the SUBJECT under discussion the decOra-
lions of the home were brought out ideas
OF Russian life both national domestic
and industrial. There were Russian flags
standard. navy and merchant all draped
amid folds of yellow bunting ingeniOusly
and effectively bringing out the club
colors. The idea was further brought out
in the elaborate refreshments which were
served by three young ladies gOwned as
sonafine fbese NeTn Rertbs sfans MerIe
Corey and Mrs. Claude Roberts. The
menu included numerous dishes distinc-
lively Russian in character, black tea, rye
bread. cottage cheese Charlotte russ
was served in the form of dainty blocks
and floating over each Of these was tiny
standard flag of Russia made of yellow
silk with hand-painted design. The flag
staffs we're formed from twigs of kim
nekinkinick, a species of red willow native
to Russia This feature is mentioned al
Illustrative OF the careful and complete
attention TO detail which made the gath
ering particularly attractive and enjoy
able. Another distinctive feature of the
meeting was the music. Miss Marilla
Hunter gave Chopin's Nocturne, in G
minor. composed while Chopin was iso-
lated because of i'll health on an island
The chant of the priests fnterruptinP the
sad minor strain was heard. Miss Hun
ters selection was Rubenstein's kamenot
OstroW. and she brought out the theme
With thoughtful touch-the lyric melody
enhanced by the silVery tones OF the
chapel bells and the peal of the organ in
the Greek church. The Polish waltz by
Mr.. Allen was received with appreciate
his work showing that his heart is in
his work"
With its next meeting the Historical
takes up the study of Japan.
Mrs. j. A. TOller has returned from
Chicago.
Mrs r. S. Joyce entertained Tuesday at
euchre a large party of her friends at
10 home VII
rooms were prettily decorated with crepe
paper and flowers. the color scheme OF
two was blue and of another red. Dainty
refreshments were served after the card
games Prizes were given to Mrs. G. a.
Anderson, a ring tray; Mrs II. r. Rowe
and Mrs. Hinton each receiving a fine
picture.
The Canyon Campers club was enter
tanned Tuesday evening at a theatre party
by w. ]. Shealy and Charles r. Hollings-
worth. a luncheon at the Weber club
followed.
for a Kesington Monday and a euchre
party Tuesday of this week
Mrs. Thompson. who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs: T. b. Kirl0e, for several
weeks returned yesterday to her home in
George A Eaton, principal of the High
school in Salt Lake, was In ogden yes
terday visiting old friends
J. F. Grant was visiting from Salt Lake
Thomas d. Dee and daughter. Miss Mar
garet Dee. left yesterday for the west in
company with Joseph Geoghegan and his
two daughters. The party will visit Hon
Olulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Watts have re-
turned to Ogden from Oxford. Ida, after
visit with relatives for about three
weeks.
The tabernacle choir is to give a concert
in the tabernacle Tuesday evening. It
will be assisted by DIR. Carl Duff and his
musical associates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patsey Healy and their
daughter, Nell. are back from trip TO
Florida
Mrs. A. J. Warner entertained circle
of friends at a 500 party Tuesday.
Mrs. w. NJ. Anderson am Mrs. ). l.
Beverly entertained the h>embers of the
'Order of the Eastern Star Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. John S. Doyle entertained the Past
Noble Grands association Thursday at her
luncheon was served The club will be
entertained Thursday of this week by
Mrs l. ~. Meid.
The members of the -Four S. club were
entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs
a. V. Mcintosh.
A very interesting and instructive meet
ing of Aglala was held last Tuesday at
the pleasant home of Mrs o. j. Stiiwell
on Grant avenue. After a short business
session Mrs. Corey gave the paper for
the afternoon, entitled THE Noted Wo-
men Writers in the Early Part of the
Nineteenth Century" During a pleasant
social hour the hostess served dainty re-
We're Mesdames Linsley and Bond.
The home of Mrs. c. D. Tyree was
the scene Of much merriment and fun
Monday evening when the wives of a
number of the Knights Of Pythias held
their annual meeting and banquet IL