The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-01
Ogden Society.

Miss Lou Mitchell left Monday for
| Omaha.
DIR. and Mrs A p Hibbs have as a
guest Mrs. B. w. Mccoy of Seattle
The Past Chiefs society will meet
Tuesday. July 8, at the home of Miss
Mrs. o. Nj. Runyon has invitations out
Tor card party on Monday afternoon.
Miss Lulu Henderson, is visiting Mr.
end Mrs. Tom Storey at Smithfieid
Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Lindsay have gone
TO California
Miss Zina LargiE entertained the Off
GERS and teachers of the State Industrial
school Sunday school and a few friends
Thursday evening. The evening was en-
a contest was had. the winners of the
prizes being Miss Bertha Helewen and
Roy Tribe. A dainty lunch was served
I'M Mon9ay evening at the bone of Mr. and
street, their daughter, Miss Minnie Mid
| dleton. became the wife of Walter Cauch
a Southern Pacific conductor. The cere-
mony was performed By Bishop Robert
McQuarrie in the presence of relatives
The happy couple departed on ,he mid
night train for the coast where they will
spend few weehs and will be home to
| their many friends Aug. l.
The Jolly kensipgton club met with
Mrs. Burton Wednesday afternoon A
dainty lunch was served and the club adj
! ycurned to meet in two weeks with Mrs
| j. s. Carver on Twenty-second street
The, invited guests were Mrs. Mackfar-
! land, Miss Green and Mrs. Corey
/ Mrs. George King entertained the La
dies auxiliary to the Order of Railway
Conductors at her home, PA Twenty-tniri
street, at a O'Clock dinner Tuesday last
Covers were laid for twenty-One. The
lIcky ones IN the card games were Mrs
Cahill, Mrs. Tracy and Mrs. Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. R j. Glendnnirg, Mr. and
| Mrs. Henry NJ. DinwOodey, Mr. and Mrs
James Jennings and Mr. and Mrs. r. s.
Pearsal. ell Of Salt Lake City were Wis
itors to Ogden canyon this week They
came up in automobiles
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Lippincott of Pitts
burg, Pa, stopped off on their way to
| Yellowstone park and other points of in
terest in the northwest on last Monday
| TO visit their son, c. W. Lippincott and
wife.
Mrs. j. Tomasek and daughter. Miss
Irene Tomasek, left this week for Cali
fcrnia. where. they will spend the summer
Mrs. A. A. Wenger entertained the La
dies Aid society of the Congrega tional
church on THURSDAY afternoon
Miss Dot PETIT is back from GERMANY
where she has been taking course in
music for the past year.
Mrs. z. c. Jarvis entertained the Wo-
mans Relief Corps on Wednesday after
noon, the guests of honor being Mrs and
Miss Fearing: Misses Couch, Torter and
Mosler and Master Fearing.
Among the weddings of the week was
that of Miss Bessie Severn and viii n.
Jefferson, which was solemnized on We'd
HoSOdy morning at the nome or the bride
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Severn. Rev.
E. !. Goshen read the marriage ceremony.
Miss Myrtle Stewart and Charles c.
Brown, Jr., were the princir ais in a mar
riage which was solemnized on Wednes-
day in the Salt Lake temple large and
informal reception was given in their
honor on Friday evening at the home of
the groom S parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
G. Brown, to which large number of
friends were Did6en.
The Home Culture club ct on Thurs
Cay afternoon at the home of Mrs j. B.
McCTacken. The eighth and ninth chap
were reviewed. Mrs. E. Knapp acting as
leader. Mrs. White of Lincoln, Neb
sister of Mrs. D. n. Smith and Miss Nc
Cracker were the guests Of the club. The
ext meeting. which will be the final one
of the year. will be held at the home of
Mrs. t. w. Horn on July IL.
One of the most enjoyable society events
of the week was the surprise party given
ct 1854 Twenty-fifth street IN Monday
evening. A few hours were spent pleas
antly at games and refreshments were
served. Those present were Misses Myrtle
Rhine, Kate Geiger. Allie Gunnell. Inez
Platfoot. Alice Parooe, Pearl Farr Min
RE Stallings, Beatrice Cawley, Ada Siade.
Leah Pardoe. May Marberger, Margaret
Critics and Minnie Stallngs; Messrs. Clar-
ence Wright Irving Pugh, Harold John
son, Gordon Snow. Roy Critics, Roscoe
Glasmann, Frank Cawley, Fitch Kenney.
Jefferson Slade, Lote Keney. Archie Hall
Mrs. Ezra Richardson pleasantly enter
tained the Luck Thirteen club on Wednes-
Gay afternoon. Prizes at card, were won
by Mrs. Rhivers, Mrs. William Anderson
and Mrs. Dufer. All the club members
were present hut two and the guests of
the club were Mrs. a. s. Condor and Mrs.
L. G. Wright
One of the attractive brides of the
month is Miss Josephine Shells, whose
marriage to George l.. Fretwel was SOL
emnized on Monday morning at the home
of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frew
w. Shells. at 1860 Monroe avenue. At
1920 the marriage ceremony was read by
Rev Alfred Brown of the Church of the
Good Shepherd.
Mrs Miller at Riverdale on June IS. The
original articles were given by Mrs Mil
Ter and Mrs. Nate Kuhn. A pleasing and
unexpected feature was the presentation
of handsome cut glass dish to the hos
tess Mrs. Peirce. in a charming speech
and in the name of the club. wished Mrs.
Miller all the good and happy things pos
sible, thanking her for the faithful and
sble manner in which she performed her
PRESIDENTIAL duties. In response Mrs. Nil
Ter thanked the ladies for the good feel
ing. and harmony prevailing during the
term. The guests were Mesdames Griffin.
Off, Warman, Bishop. Hunter. Allen and
Starrilt. An original poem. THE Leaf
and the Bough' by Mrs. Bostaph. was
read by Mrs King and was very much en-
jcyed by all present. After delightful
oay thu club adjourned to meet with Miss
Kennedy at 2910 Washington avenue,