The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-01
OGDEN'S FOUR HUNDRED.
What Society People of the Junction
City Arc Doing.

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Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. Utah, June 30-The Tolstoi
circle met at the home of Mrs Miller
at Riverdale on the afternoon of June
Is. The house and grounds were beau
titully gay with flowers. plants and the
national and club colors A dainty
lunch was served on the lawn, after
which tho ladies adjourned TO the house
Tor the literary part of the entertain
nent. The occasion being Canadian
day, interesting original articles on
that subject were given by Mrs. MIL
Ter and Mrs, Nate Kuhn. a pleasing
and unexpected feature was the pre-
sentation of a handsome cut-glass dish
to the hostess. Mrs. Pierce, In a charm
Ing speech on behalf of the club, wished
Mrs, Miller all good and happy things
possible. thanking her for the faithful
and able manner in which she had
performed her presidential duties, In
response Mrs Miller thanked the ladies
for the token and for the good feeling
and harmony prevailing during the
term. The guests were: Mesdames
Griffin OFT, 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 enjoyed by all present.
After having spent a delightful day the
club adjourned to meet with Miss Ken
ncdy at 29i0 Washington avenue, July
3 A full attendance is requested, as
the annual election of officers viii be
held.
One of the most enjoyable society
events of the week was the surprise
given In compliment to Miss Alice Par
doc on Monday evening at her home
at 1854 Twenty-hfth street few
hours were spent pleasantly at games
and refreshments were served. Those
present were: Misses Myrtle Rhine.
Kate Geiger, Allie Gunncll, Inez Plat
foot. Alice Pardoe, Pearl Farr. Minnie
Stallings. Beatrice Cawlcy. Ada Slade.
Leah Pardoe. May Marberger, Margaret
Critics. Minnie Stallings, Messrs, Clar-
ence Wright. Irving Pugh, Harold
Johnson Gordon Snow, Roy Critics.
Roscoe Glasmann. Frank Cawley. Fitch
Kenney. Jefferson Slade, Lote Kenney
and Archie Hall.
The reception given I'm honor OF the
silver jubilee of Rev Father P. NJ.
Cushnahan Of st. Joseph's parish, Mon
day evening, at the Virginia. was a
large and brilliant affair. The place
was gaily lighted all through the
grounds with strings OF lanterns and
electric lights. In the reception hail
the national colors, flowers and potted
plants were artistlcally arranged and
the din1ng-room was decorated with
streamers OF ferns radiating from the
chandelier TO the corners Of the room.
Father Cushnahan received the guests
In the large parlor. and about 700 peo-
pie called. Refreshments were served
In the dining room and string orches-
ira discoursed music throughout the
evening.
The marriage OF Miss Bessie Severn.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Joseph Sc
vern. 10 VIII II. Peterson. was solemn
ICED Wednesday morning at the home
OF the brides parents on Jefferson ave
nue.. Rev. r. /. Goshen read the mar
riagc ceremony. which was performed
In the presence OF the most intimate
friends OF the bride and groom. The
young couple left the same day for Los
Angeles. where they Will spend their
honeymoon. The groom is county
superintendent Of schools and the bride
has been one of the most popular teach
ers in the Plain City schools. Both
are well known among scores or friends
who all extend heartiest congratulu-
tions.
Mrs, Evelyn West, Miss Annls Brown,
Miss Eva Erb. Miss Genet Bingham
and Miss Hendershot, the lady off,
cials of the courthouse, were the host