The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-16
OGDEN'S FOUR HUNDRED.
What Is Going on in Society in the
Junction City.

Special to The Tribune.
b OGDEN, April l5.-Mrs ] H Rhine de-
lightfully entertained the Lucky Thirteen
club on Wednesday afternoon at her homo
on Fowler avenue High five was the
diversion of the afternoon Mrs G
Dickson won the first prize, Mrs GULL
hur the second and Mrs. Rhlyers the
BOBBY prize. The homo was bright with
decorations Of carnations. pink and white
being the prcdominating colors, The tally
cards were pretty manipulated designs
the work OF Mrs. Calkns OF Los Angeles
former member Of the club The menu
was carried out In pink and white, and
the place cards were very dainty In the
same colors Those participating In the
charming affair were Mesdames C A
Dickson, George Reynolds, Gullihur OF
Salt Lake. Rhivers. ellison, Brown. Nc
Cav. Jackman, Anderson Dufer, Rich
ardson, Mcintosh and FleweIling
Miss May Busche OF Pocatcllo and John
Dnly OF this city wcre the principals In
a marriage which was soiemnized Mon
day In Salt Lake, The young couple have
scores Of friends who join In wishing
them all happiness In their new home
which VIII be In this city,
The ToIstoi circle met April 8 at the
cheerful homo of Mrs Kuhn. where a de-
ightful afternoon was spent. Utah
was the theme for discussion. and II was
ably handled by the different members
ind many interesting points were brought
out 1t was we'll proven that purpose
strong with courage built the State"
her Irrigation Ode. which was highly
appreciated. Mrs. Condor followed with
poem. Profit and Loss" by Don Ma
guire. Dr. Condon's Epic Of the Plains"
was read by Mrs. Pierce. Mrs, King In
her own inimltable way gave several reel
tations, which were all thoroughly en-
toycd. The hostess, assisted by her two
young daughters, served delicious re-
frcshmcnts and discoursed sweet music
The guests were Mesdames Griffin. King
and Riser The circle Will meet April Ii
W. HtGg. ntNy-f I Il,l
street.
The character party given by Mrs A.
w Brown at her home on Twenty-sec-
ond street In honor OF the fifteenth ami
versary of the Ogden lodge OF the Rath-
bone Sisters wns ono OF the brightest af-
fairs of tho week Many pretty costumes
were in evidence. nearly every national
ity being represented. mre. William Glns-
mann was awarded tho prize for the best
character and Mrs. w, NJ. Anderson Won
the prize In the guessing contest At
ing luid for the following. Mcsdomcs Jcn-
kins. Cuhill, Robbins. Turner GIlbournce.
Cox. Gklund. Barry. Tracy, ANDERSON,
Jacleman, McGaw. Fryer. Robb. Want.
Mark Hodge. X, Hodge. Stone, Tyrce,
King Staples. Lund, Fegnlund Nt3lasmann,
Fulton. and Mcasrs Gosmann and
Brown.
a very pleasant surprise OF Friday
evening was the one given in honor of
Miss Julia Johnson by "A number of her
friends at her homo on Steele avenue.
ne evening war SIl'ul 1T Bu1neSt MISS
Annie Hall and Richard MorTisScy winning
the first prizes ut high five. Thu
BOBBY prize was won by Miss Florence
Hlll After the awarding OF prizes lunch
con was acrVcd Those present were
Misses May Williams. Florence and An
ME Hill, Lcola Howe. Katie Mills, LIzzio
Ipsen, Alice Johnson Lydia Smcding and
MeSsrs. Richard and Raymond Morrlsscy
Amos Bclnup, Floyd Smith Edward
Johnson, Albert Howe and Don MCDan-
lei,
~. ,e,o., W E,ro,,h -, T,iIo,, A..
is visiting In the city with her sister
Mrs Don Mcguire, OH her way home from