The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-22
OGDEN'S FOUR HUNDRED.
What Society People in the Junction
City Are Doing.
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, July 21.-ono Of the most
charmingy planned social functions OF the
week was the breakfast given Tuesday morn.
ing by Mrs, 7. S. Fitzgerald and daughter,
Miss Kitty Fitzgerald, at their homo on
Adams avenue, The affair was given in
compliment 10 Mrs. Fitzgerald daug ter,
Mrs: George w. McCnbe OF Washington, b. G.
Cards were played tho lawn and prizes
wero won by Mrs. Allison. Mrs. II. c. Bige-
low and Mrs. II. N. Rowe. The decorations
wcro carried out in white and green, sweet
pens and ferns boing beautifully combined
Assisting werc Miss Moloney, Miss Spencer,
Miss Joyce and Miss Donaghy. Tho break
last menu was elaborate and TO designate tho
place of each guest was nosegay OF white
sweet peas tied with green ribbon, with tho
name OF the guest: Those present we're Mes
Fulkerson, Peer Runyan, Lewis, Dalrymplc,
hurst, REYNOLDS, Matson, Lewis Armstr
Brntz, Hoskot, Eyer, Kadish. Whnlcn. Lynch,
Mccormick. Bigelow Archie Bigclow, Malone
Konnn, Kuhn, Corlew, Rowe, Horn. Nye, Fred
Nye, Hess, Kerr, Harris, briggs, Barton,
G9ne G9hD HoTg WGs1rv EFisE L9rkn wb.rr "s Wrght @
Humo, uihbs MalOney, Spencer, Haywood,
Cannon, Kimball. Becker, Gill, Ecces. Van
Allen, Conroy, Patton, Cullen, Nelson, Fran
D. II: Pecry, Joyce. Shea!y, Parmley Allison
and Hanson OF Salt Lake; Misses Keisel,
Grocn, Burn. Ireland and Eddy.
The annual meeting OF tho Homo Culture
the home OF Mrs, n. Horn. Tho following
officers were elected for tho ensuing year:
President. Mrs. Marklo. vice-president Mrs.
T d johnson; secretary and treasurer. Mrs.
w. B. McCrackcn. historian, Mrs. Maule,
The study Tor the next year will bo the his.
tory OF England Mrs. McCrackon read an
outline Of the closing years WORK, work, md
well appointed supper was served and the
club adjourned to meet tho first Thursday in
September.
Monday evening by Miss Grace Mitchell at
her home on Monroe avenue. The grounds
gaily decorated with flags and Chinese
lanterns. little booth OF bunting, which
was prettily festoonod with sweet peas and
forms, was arranged in one corner Of the
lawn, and hore Miss Ruth bennington served
punch. Tho refreshments served
small tables, which were arranged about the
lawn, md which decorated with roses,
pink and white being tho prevailing colors.
string orchestra furnished music through
out the evening. The Misses Bctty and Anna
Growo assisted tho hostess. About twenty
guests enjoyed tho OCCASION
Victor Nelson given very pleasant
surprise Wednesday evening at tho home OF
his mother, Mrs, Edward Nelson. About
twcnty five guests We're present
Misses Nollio and May Bowman returned
Wednesday, after delightful visit OF two
weeks spent with friends and relatives in
Salt Lako City
Tho marriage OF Miss Clara Fry, daush-
ter of Mrs Caroline Fry. to Winslow Farr
was solemnizcd Wednesday in the Salt Lake
Tompe, Mr.. and Mrs, Farr left Friday
afternoon FOR wedding trip to California
and after their return thoy will be at homo
at 4S3 Canyon road.
Arrangements arc being mado for ''Frono
tier ball to be given Thursday evening,
September 6, Mt Toller's dancing academy,
aud tho affair promises to be ono Of the most
unique and interesting social events OF tho
coming season. Shaw~negcn. wan, tho daugh.
tor OF Swift Eagle, chief OF tho Pawnees,
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and she will bo attended by twelve litto In
dian maids, dressed in tho characteristic cos