The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
OGDEN'S FOUR HUNDRED.
What Is Going on in the Junction
City,
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. March lS,-One OF the most de-
lghttul school functions OF the year WAS
the st Patrick's day celebration by the
pupils OF the Sacred Heart academy on
Friday evening. Vocal and Instrumental
numbers were given and one OF the prin-
cipal features of the entertainment was
Fearless Club" The Interpretation OF
the various parts was excellent and
showed considerable talent and efficient
rehcarsing.
Pleasant among the entertainments OF
the season was the presentation of TWO
laughable one-act farceS on Monday even
ing by the Comedy club at the Fifth
ward amusement hall. The first one was
Barlow, Jack Reeve. Miss Frances Joyce
Miss Zan Cannon and Miss KITTY Fitz-
gerald taking part. Earl Pardoc Jack
Reeve and Miss Cannon took part in the
second. which was entitled Box and
Cox During the intermisSion between
the two sketches comic song by Earl
piano solo by Miss Frances Joyce were
given.
The Homo Culture club met on Thurs
day. March S, at the pleasant home of
Mrs. Edward Bichscl on Sheridan ave-
nue. After the reading of the minutes
Mrs. Markle, in behalf Of the club, pre-
sented Mrs Coolidge. the president. with
q beautiful gayel or mountain mahogany.
Mrs. Markle gave a brief review OF the
club history, citing the facts that the
club had just passed its eleventh ami
versary, that Mrs Coolidge was the first
president to become a mother while In Of
day OF baby Coolidge. MIS-. Coolidge re-
sponded. thanking the club for the gave
I'm behalf OF herself and Miss Coolidge
The gayel had two silver bands. on one
OF which was engraved tho name and
date of the founding of tho club and on
the other the name and date OF the birth
day OF little Miss Coolidge. Under the
leadership OF Mrs: D. y. Smith the two
chapters on drawing and color OF How
TO Look at Pictures were reviewed. Mrs
Bichscl gave a well prepared sketch on
Famous Women of France" Mrs Mar
klc followed with an interesting sketch
! OF French Life and Homes" The host
ess then served dainty refreshments and
the club adjourned TO meet next Thursday
with Mrs. Coolidge. Mrs Putnam Will
| lead the lesson.
/ Miss Mabel Williams was very pleas
! antIy surprised at her home on Wall ave
nue. on Monday evening by circle OF
| friends A few hours were spent at
games and the psrtaking OF dainty re-
] freshments Those present were Misses
! Eva Jones, Mamie Segel. Louise Schelin,
! Blanche Summer. Pearl Segel Irene
! Brown, Mamie Jones and Anna Summer,
! Messrs. Junior Bowman, Clarence Tite.
Lue Caster, Joe James, Frank German.
Dave Williams, Earl DoXcY Frank VIII
| liams and John Jones
| Miss Blanche Summer was hostess on
| Saturday afternoon at very pleasantly
! arranged birthday party. The occasion
| was her fifteenth birthday anniversary.
| and was enjoyed by the following guest Is
| Misses Lucy Tullcr. Amy Rogers. Mamie
| Siegel Wlnnlfred summer. Leah Saltcr
! and Pearl Slcgcl. Games were the diver
! sion OF the afternoon. at the conclusion
| OF which a well appointed supper was
| served.
The marriage Of Mlss Emma V. Craw-
| shaw and william H. Stevens was sol
| emnlzcd on Wednesday In the Salt Lake
| Temple. Both OF the contracting par
! l+F. lar nla TvI her fRT
! the younger social set and have the best
wishes of scores OF friends. Mr and Mrs.
| Stevens viii make their home in this city
and will be at home at 1913 quincy ave-
| nue.
Among the most ENJOYABLE and engross-
| ing dancing parties OF the week was the
/ one given b. the High School Alumni as
socinton on Eriday w., eVeninG ,,aI at I LoIe5 rs
ffth OF a series and was ii bright social
| success
The song recital that was 10 have been
given by Miss olga Wchrend on THURSDAY
| evening was postponed untll the evening
! OF March -, owing 20 the Illness of Miss
Wehrcnd
Pleasant among tho St. Patrick cole
hrations was the party given by the pT!-
mary association OF the Firth ward on
Friday evening at the amusement haII,
| 1Iuslc and refreshments were features OF
| The evening and all present enjoyed an
unusually bright evening
Mrs o. B Gibson spent Thursday In
Salt Lake.
Miss Lillian Packard Will leave Sun
day for Portland. Or. where she VIII
spsnd the spring and summer months.
Mr. and Mrs George Msule arc back
from an extended visit i'm southern Call
forna-
Mrs w. ]. shealy spent Monday with
friends at the capital
Miss Mildred OFT Of Salt Lake was the
guest of Miss Mary Roberts during the
week.
Miss Pearl Snyder Is home for the sum
mcr.
An event Of the coming week VIII be
the lectures on Japanese art by MISS LII
iinp Andrews Farnsworth at the library
on Tuesday evening
} Tho marriage Of Miss Minnie l. lior-
rocks and Harvey Z Randall took pace
on THURSDAY evening at tho home OF inc
brides mother on Washington avenue
The ceremony was performed by Prcsl,
dent G + Middleton In the presence 9l
CpIy tho Immediate family. inc couple
LETT for California on their hoheyingyon, 100 !,
and after their return they Will make the'f
home in this city
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