The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
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What Is Going on Among Junction
Clty's Smart Set

C1tyS Smart Set.
OGDEN. Feb. Io-Mrs. r. \ Grant was
hostess on WadneSdny afternoon Mt bc<luu
| fully arranged euchre party, tho scono OF tho
charming olalr being at the Pacific hotel Tho
| decorations were carried out worry nttractlvcly
IN NlolctS. carnations smilaN and palms.
Prizes at cards Won by Mrs. O NJ Run
yon. Mrs r. T, HumC and Miss Fitzgerald.
Tho hostoss charmingly assisted by Mrs
G. Armstrong, Mrs. IL. l.. Bell and Mrs,
afternoon was tho music which wos Furnished
by Shorts orchestra Luncheon was served,
and tho event may we'll bo classed among
tho brightest OF the seasons entertainments.
Blgelow Corlow. Henderson, Lewis, Arm
strong. Maloncy ellison Smith. StnwelI
Browning. Manson stewart, Reynoids. Van
Allen. Blaclunnrr. Kinder, Bigeow, Spencer.
Motson. Andrews. Fitzgerald. Matson. Horn.
Perkins Joyce. Hibbs, Cannon, Ecclos. Bell.
Kuhn, Humc, Past Ensign, Misses Spencer,
Fitzgerald. Cannon. Moseley Joyce. Maloncy
and Eccles.
tor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Henly, 20 John
!onnor Lynch OF Tonopah, Nov, was Polemn-
- IL, ~ " ~, V.leiiIoon . Ut o CLOCK ht
inc homo OF the brides parents, 2639 Jefferson
avenue. Owing 10 the illness OF tho brides
father, tho wedding quiet one only tho
relatives and tho most intimate fricnde being
present. The ceremony was performed by
Father De Neaf OF Salt Lake, assisted by
ding march played by Mlss Mollio Ireland
OF Pocatello, and during the ceremony tho soft
strains Of "oh, Promise Me- doated through
cling gown OF soft grny with blue trimmings
and pale blue hat and gloves to match. Miss
Ethel ireland OF PoCatcllo acted brides
maid and Was attired oil In white Harold
Ictry was best The parlors were beau
ufully decorated In white and green roses.
carnations smilaN and calla lilies boing used
In profusion The dining was done in
red. broad satin streamers being extended
from tho corners or tho tnblo to the chandelier
Red carnations were used on tho table, After
the ceremony the young couple loft for Los
Angeles, where they win spend their honey
tl.V Neil hR nj hnrn
OF Tonopoh. whcro Mr. lynch has largo lum-
Der and ininins interests Miss Bcno Healy
the door.
marriage around which the interest of
large circle of friends centers that OF
MSs Bessie Smith and William FIcwelilng
which took place at the home OF tho brides
father ]. s. Smith, at 509l Washington ave
nuo Tho wedding was quiot one, and only
the relatives and few intimate friends Wit
ncsScd the ceremony. which performed by
Rev Noble Strong Eldcrkn OF the Congrcga-
rcpast served. Mr and Mrs. F1cwelIing
viii be at homo after March nt 2T6s Adams
avenue.
The Homo Culture club met Thursday after
noon with Mrs, McCrncken her pretty
homo on South Washington. a very delight
ful afternoon wns spent roaming through the
to Study Pictures" Mrs D. N Smith gavc a
talk on Village Fetes and Festivals in
which the hostess and her sister, Mios Nc
Cracken. assisted by Mrs, Hewitt served
dainty refreshments The honorary members
present woro Mrs. Bichse and Mrs Putnam
Tho guests OF tho afternoon wero Mrs Hewitt
and Mrs. Weathcrby. Tho next meeting Will
DO held tho home OF Mrs d n smith. 500
Porter avenue. Thursday, February %.
Mrs. A w Brown and Mrs William lon
klns entertained tho Souvenir Birthday club on
Monday afternoon Mt tho home OF the former.
e3s Twenty second street. The tlmo was pleas
antly spent at high Ave and In the partaklnG
OF dainty refreshments. The table decorations
wero pink and white carnations, roses and
hy Mra
Frank Want Mrs. Robins and Mrs. Tyrce
Ono OF the most unique affairs that have
been given this season Will tako place on tho
evening OF February l6- undor tho auspices
OF the Red Men. II will BE- in tho form Of |
a masquerade ball. every feature OF which viii |
90 patterned inter tho habits and customs OF
the American Indian. Indian costumes and |
Indian customs VIII govern tho affair. and
prizes Of Indian workmanship viii bo given
Tho ladies OF tho Congregational church Will |
be the hoStesses at musicale TO DO given at
the church on Tuesday evening February 10.
Hugh W. DousoI. tho prominent vocalist OF
snlt Lake, and Miss Kelly. pani5to Of con-
siderable talent have the programme in
charge. which. In part Will DO follows;
m} II Know Lovely Gorden".... D Ha-delot
tc) Mighty LAX a Rose .,,,.,.........N .Nevin
td) Cute Nocht' ...................,... Franz
te) "ich Gralle Nicht" ................ .schumann
Hugh w DouRan.
(s) 'Polonaise'' ...........,.Is....... MaoDowou
6) 'Butterfy ,e;TIeR
oD WHO KNOWN T''' kci' Heinrich
tb) Mother o. Nine Tours
tc) Eyes OF Blue SPEAKS
(d) Fir Treo'' Iassnn
(e) Toreador Song from Carmen" . Bizet |
Hugh w. Douean
The bnll TO be given by Ogden council No
sls United Commercial Travellers on February |
"a promises 10 be OF the pleasant events |
OF the winter social season. Tho personnel OF |
the committees is as follows: Arrangement
lams, Recepton-Mrs. Joe Decker, Mrs n
A. Gay, J. 3: HeTrick F'loor-Joo Decker.
Mrs. E. ~ Musseman, Mrs Georse Hartog'
Max Davidson. Door-George W Driver and
c II. Turner.
The marriage OF Miss Huldah Dalton. dauen- |
place on February 10 at the home OF tho |
BRIDES parents. 4os Twenty sixth street
Mrs. c. F. Grout hostess on Thursday
afternoon Mt pleasantly arranged reception |
at tho Virginia
Mrs. T.. w, Jones was the recipient of de-
lightful surprise on "Wednesday evening. in
compliment 10 her nfty-nfth birthday unnl-
rersaJy,
On Wednesday. February II, in tho salt
Lake Templos will take place tho marriage OF
Miss Lillian Anderson and John Shurtlin
Niss Blanche Wenncr left Monday night for
Noble.
Mrs H II. Henderson entertained on Thurs
day loS Afternoon dotS at euchTs at heT homo on
were used In tho decorations. Luncheon VIVA
served. covers being laid for sixteen Tho
afIair marked the nrst OF series OF delightful
afternoon parties 10 be given by Nrs. Hender-
son. the next TO take place next Thursday
Miss Ycda Eccles entertained on Wednesday
evening in complainant TO her cousp VIII l..
EccleH. who started Thursday for Grcat Brit
nin TO do missionary work. About fifty guests
enjoyed tho occasion Games and rofreshmcnts
guessing contest ooing by Miss Josephine
West and Mr.. Macbeth: Pink and white low
ers WeFo used In tho decorations