The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-23
Ogden Society.

The last meeting of Aglaia was pleas
antly entertained in the home of Mrs.
Lanning. On account of the Illness OF
the president Mrs. \. b Corey filled the
chair in her usual easy way. The pro-
Sramme Of the afternoon consisted of
review given most entertainingly by Mrs
Carr. reading of negro dialect by Miss
Louise Williams of Augusta Ga, and
piano selection by Miss Morilla Hunter.
Then came a discussion of the plans for
next years study. after which dainty
refreshments were served and the club
adjourned. The guests of the -ernoon
were Mrs. LeVeredge Of Ohio Miss VIII
Hams, Miss Hunter and Mrs. Patrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heber ScOW croft and fam
lily returned Tuesday from California.
where they spent good share of the
winter season.
Mr. and Mrs. r O. Watts and daugh-
ter Marguerite are in Los Angeles for
stay Of a short time.
The Alumni association of the Ogden
high school will give ball Easter Mon
day at Tolier's academy This may be-
the last OF q series of most deHghtfUl
parties given during the past few months
by the Alumni. The association Will how
ever, Slve ball at graduation time IN
honor of the high school class OF 1905.
Mrs J. T, HoUx and Mrs. r. r. ROg-
ers have returned to their homes in San
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. King of Sacramento
stopped over Friday evening in Ogden
and visited short time with Mrs. David
Kay and family before proceeding on 10
Salt Lake.
NIr and Mrs. Thomas Feeney returned
a week ago from Circlevine, ..
Mrs. Brick has invitations out for a
party Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. 9. L. Becker has invitations out
for a musicale Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs J. y Mcpherson OF Salmon CITY.
Ida. is the guest of Mrs J Stanley Dee
Mrs. -. a. ParmIey has invitations for
a kensington Thursday afternoon
The Ladies Literary society will give
a ball April p at TOllCTS academy
Mrs. J. :. Gordon entertained Thursday
afternoon. her guests being the ladies or
the First Presbyterian church. a beVy
Of pretty young girls assisted Mrs. Gordon
i'm an entertainment that carried ont the
Easter idea very prettily in several in
GcDiOus ways.
Mrs. George Watts entertained the So
ciaI club Of the Lively Circle WedneS-
day afternoon The club members pres
Cut included Mesdames McBeth- Berry,
Wells. HOrrocks. Tribe ShUpe, Todd,
Christensen Thomas. Moore, Nelson, Tur-
uer. Mole and TOllestrup. The club Will De
entertained on May by Mrs A Tribe
The child Culture club held q very
pleasant meeting Tuesday. April Is. at the
hOSpitablc home of Mrs. Thomas Heller.
There was good attendance, and as II
was annual dav REPORTS were read from
the different officers showing the status
Of the club The membership has more
than doubled in TWO years and the club
is I'm excellent condition financially The
following We're elected officers. Mrs
Sara WhaIen. president. Mrs Daniel Ha-
mer. vice president. Mrs. r. T. Hiliaro.
secretary. Mrs. Barrows assistant sec
rotary. Mrs. Thomas Dee. corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Matte F. NOgel. treas
1Ir-r. The members at a previous meeting
passed "a resolution supporting the action
of the late legislature in iustitutiuE
Juvenile court in Utah. After adjourn
mont nj o'clock the hostess served dain-
r- refreshments, not the least pala table
OF which were hot cross buns. There was
also presented TO each member tiny
chick i'm cxempIificatiOu of the growth of
the club. and TO show what modern Gull
turs can do i'm rearing the young The
club adjourned 20 meet on the afternoon
of MAY .
Mrs. Gustav Becker will have post
Ieuteu musicale Tuesday afternoon
Among the several numbers to be given
viii be- Richard Strauss ''EnOch Arden
with the musical setting played by Squire
coop.