The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-16
OGDEN'S FOUR HUNDRED.
What Society People of the Junction
City Are Doing.
Special to The Tribune.

! Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. ia bright event of
Tuesday evening was the card party
| given by Miss Lorene Gray Whist was
the game and prizes were awarded to
Fred Morton and Miss Irene Blake.
Decorations were prettily carried out
in white and yellow, flowers of the
prevailing colors being used profuselv
IN the different rooms The color idea
was carried out in the refreshments,
| and the place cards were done in water
colors, the work of the hostess. Punch
was served by Miss Molle Winters,
and the othor guests were Misses
Bertha Bradley, Ida Hancock, Florence
Anderson. Orma Porter, Bertha Nc.
Donald, Kathryn Gray, Estelle Dickson,
lone Franklin, Ina Moore. Messrs. Fred
Morton, Frank Gray, Ed Wilbur. Her.
bert White, Morris Hunting, Gus Shar.
ley, George Miller, Richard Miller,
Henry Blake and Horace Blaver.
Miss Della Walker was hostess, Mon
day afternoon, at delightfully."- ar
ranged japanese luncheon to meet her
guest, Miss Mabel Deane of New Or
leans. The home wasA lighted with
japanese lanterns, while cozy corners
were formed with parasols and japanese
the decorations and the guests came in
Japanese costumes and wore their hair
"a 10 Japonaise. - The hostess re-
ceived her guests, kneeling, and the
refreshments were in keeping with the
day Dainty favors were given to each
guest, and everything was eloquent Of
the Land of the Chrysanthemum. -
Those present to meet Miss Deane were
Misses Leta Morton, Clare Dixon, Irene
Reed. Kathryn Barker, Helen Rivers,
Mildred Bennett, Aura Edwards, Ella
Stewart, Thelma Anderson, Florence
Rivers, Betty Holmes, Harriet Stone,
DAISY Greene, Ruth Crocker and Mazey
Walker.
Mrs. Susie Sims was pleasantly sur
prsed, Tuesday evening, by crowd Of
the Degree of Honor members. The
merry making, and a luncheon was
concluding feature Of the evenings en-
Joyment. Those participating in the
affair were Mesdames Bailey, Becraft.
Bowen, Garfield, Carey, Cawley, Skin,
ner, Tborburn, Cook, A. Greenwell. L.
Greenwell, kohn, Furniss, Forbes,
Stone, Sims, Woodbury., Vanderhoof,
Misses Hansen, Greenwell, Stone and
Woodbury., Mcssrs. Carey, Garfield,
Forbes, Vanderhoof and Sims
The Shaw ne -gcn-wam frontier ball
given Tuesday evening at the Congress
Dancing academy by the Goddard
Sewell Dramatic club proved ever so
jolly, and the hall was thronged with
large number of dancers. Music was
furnished by Ford S orchestra and re-
freshments were served during tho
evening, All wore costumes typical of
the frontier and the affair was unique
in every detail.
Mrs. Charles Crismon Of Salt Lake
is the guest of Miss Inez Adams.
Mrs. Harry Hansen, nee Rutledge, of
Oakland Cal, is visiting in Ogden,
Zeddie Evans will leave next week to
resume his studies at Harvard.
Mrs. r, s. Joyce has as n guest at
her home Mrs. Z. NJ. Miller of Kansas
City.
Miss Queen Alden has returned to her
home in st. Louis, after a pleasant visit
of several months with Ogden friends.
J. w. Pidcock and Luke Crawshaw
left today for San Francisco to re-enter
the College of Physicians and Surgeons.
Will Fl. Eccles and family are back
from Hood River Or, where they spent
the summer.
Miss Eva Moross, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Ed Auth, for the
past two months, left yesterday for her
home in Adrian, Mich.
Lincoln circle No. 2, Ladies Of tho
G. A. r., will be entertained by Mrs,
y. w. OFT at her home, at 3TlS Wash
ington avenue, on Thursday afternoon.
cordial invitation is extended to all
members and their guests.
The marriage Of Miss Mabel Nc
Cune, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. f.
McCunc, to j. W. Ure, was solemnized
Wednesday in the Salt Lake temple.
Both are popular young people of the
town and have large coterie Of friends
who join in sinccrest good wishes for
their happiness: Mr.. and Mrs, Urc will
make their home here.
Miss Edith Reed is spending few
weeks with friends in Wyoming,
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Larkin, who
have been spending the summer in Eng
land, are expected home in about two
months
Miss Dot Pett and Miss Irene Strong
were visitors in Salt Lake during the
week
W Gerald Child has been receiving
the congratulations of his friends this
week on his graduation from the An
napolis Naval academy on Wednesday.
Mr.. Child was ninth Of class of tiftv,
Mrs f.. f. Calvin and daughter, Miss
Carrie Calvin, were guests of MIR. and
Mrs. f.. G. Manson for n few days this
week. and left Thursday for Washing
ton, d. c., where Miss Calvin will enter
school. Mrs. Manson accompanied
them
Miss Mayme Carter left Wednesday
for twom months stay in Los Angeles,