The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-24
OGDEN'S FOUR HUNDRED.
How the Week Was Spent in Society
Circles.

The breakfast and tally-ho party given
by Mrs s. J. Griffin on Monday morning
proved very delightful and was enjoyed
by a large number of friends. The ride
was taken to the canyon and breakfast
was served at the Hermitage. Those In
Vited TO the affair were hesdames Hess.
Shaw, Paine. Middleton reynolds, Blair.
Deegan. Abe Kuhn. Nate Kuhn. King,
Maloney. briggs. Nyc, Spencer. Hurst,
Condor. Armstrong, 5. w. Wherry, j. S.
Lewis. BlaGkman; Runyon Misses M,s
man and Rev Samuel Blair.
Lincoln circle No ., Ladies' OF the G..
y. r., spent n very pleasant afternoon
on Thursday with Ms. z. Gray at her
home 725 Twenty-foorIh street The
parlors and dining-room were beautifully
decorated with white carnations and red
roses which blended tastefully with the
national colors. Social converse and u
dainty luncheon were features Of the
afternoon. The invited guests were Mrs.
Glasmann. Mrs. NJ. A. White, Mrs. S. II.
Green and Mrs. S. simms.
A pretty wedding was that of Miss
Lila West. daughter Of Mrs. Sadie
West to c. Ernest Richards of Missouri
Valley, Ia, which solemnized on
June IL in Salt Lake Apostle .. f.
Whitney officiating. In the evening an
informal reception WAS given In their
honor by Mrs julia Sadlcr an aunt or
the bride After the reception Mr.. and
Mrs Richards left for the East. where
they viii spend theh honeymoon. On
their return they Will make their nome
in salt Lake
Miss Georgia Bradshaw of Wellsville
and Earl West OF this city were the
principals in 2 marriage which was
solcmnized on Wednesday I'm Logan. y
large reception was given in their honor
by the brides parents, MI. and Mrs.
George Bradshaw Both of the young
Ill aFI1.. M n
friends who join in sinccrest good
wishes for their happiness. Mr. and
Mrs West VIII make their home at l30
Twenty-soventh street.
Miss Margaret Pierce delightfully."- en-
tertaiued a number Of friends on Thurs
day afternoon at |crT prrttIly ar
ranged birthday party. At ' O'Clock tne
where a few hours were most pleasantly
spent at games and later dainty lunch
con was served by the little hostess
mother Mrs. Richard pierce. The oc-
caslon was her ninth birthday annIver-
Sary aAd she was tho recipient OF many
protty gifts from her little friends
Those present were bthclSn Pnchafd
Dorothy Packard Ruth Fnrr. Mildred
Pardoe. Verna Farr. Ruth Pardoc, Ed
red Taylor Norma Farr' tlnley tlle;
Vera Jones, Lucille Rarig, Richard
Pierce Norma Gunneil and John and
Hiram Farnsworth.
DR.. and Mrs. Borin f. Rich are spend
ing a few days in the city on their way
home from Philadelphia TO Rcxburg' Ida,
Mrs. Jack Lynch spent Thursday IN
Salt Lake.
Mrs william Van Allen visited at the
capital during the week
The Sacred Heart Academy alumnac
wore hostesses at n Pleasantly arranged
reception on Thursday evening. given at
the academy In compliment 10 the grad
uating class.
Mrs A Horn spent Thursday In
Salt Lake with friends.
Mrs j c. Armstrong, Miss Frances
Joyce and Miss Dcssie Spencer were
guests of d. II. Pcery at box party
on Thursday evening aS the presentation
of The Genius" at the Salt Lake the
ater.
Miss Hattie swode OF Huntington. Or.
accompanied by her two ncphcws.
| George and John Sutherland. wero the
guests of Mrs. J. T. Hurst this week. en-
route TO the East on visit. Miss Swodc
was formerly kindergarten teacher in
this city and has a wide cotcric OF
| friends here.
Miss Emma Olsen is spending tho
week with Salt Lake friends
Mrs. ]. c. Armstrong is back from
Salt Lake where she spent few days
| with Mrs. A. j. Hoffman
Mrs Elwood Matson and sister Mrs
| Urauart. who havo been visiting I'm this
| CITY for the past few months. have loft
for Mrs Urquarts home In California
| Mrs, De Voisse or ST. Joseph. Mo-