The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-17
oGDEN'S FOUR HUNDRED.
What Society People In the Junction
City Are Doing,


Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, June 16,-Mrs. a P. Hibbs
was hostess Friday afternoon at n beau
tlfuny arranged euchre party. given at
her homo on Twenty-nfth street. The
home was prettIly decorated. rcd ana
yellow roses being effectively combined;
The guests OF the afternoon comprised
Mre. John S. Lewis, Mrs. Richard L
Hume Mrs. O. NJ Runyon, Mrs. John L,
Hurst Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald ana MIS-
John L. Herrick.
Mrs. Thomas g Fitzgerald delightfully."-
entertained al a dinner party on Thurs
day evening at the Hermitage hotei, III
compliment TO Mrs. John Lynch or Iono-
pah New. The guests were Mrs. II. II.
spencer, Mrs. A. p Hibbs, Mrs. Hall,
Mns Malone. Mrs e NJ. Conroy, Mrs.
Broughton. Mrs. John Lynch. Mrs. Horn
and Mrs. Francis.
The Home Culture club met on Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Il. B,
Knapp on Jefferson avenue. After re-
view OF the work OF tho scason, which
was on tho minor nationalltles OF AUSTRIA,
several articles from the Bay View Mag
nzine were reviewed. "Austro- Hunga-
rian Literature" was given by. Niles Leote
Kennedy and Austrian Art by Mrs
Knapp. Miss Carrie Knapp, who was a
guest OF the club. gave several very
pleasing piano solos. The perfume OF
many roses and other flowers, with which
the homo was decorated. and the dainty
refreshments added to tho pleasure OF
tho afternoon. The club will meet next
with Mrs ], B. McCracken at 1850 Wash
ington avenue. Mrs. Knapp viii act as
leader.
Mrs W A. McGaw and Mrs. Gullihur
were hosteescs to tho Rathbone Sisters
souvenir birthday club on Wednesday AZ
ternoon. the scene OF the charming affair
being at the home of the former on
Washington avenue. The home was
bright with quantities Of roses and dali
sizes and the luncheon was dainty In every
NTrc orlS IA
first prize Mrs. Robb the second and
Miss Jacobs the third. The guests of the
afternoon were Mesdames Roob. Fryer
Hood Ekiund, Barry, Good, Brown
Marks, Miller OF Salt Lake and Miss ia
presented with pretty silver. birthday
spoon, and the club adjourned for the
summer, the next meeting to be held In
September.
Prominent among the weddings OF tho
week was that OF Miss Ruby y. Stevens
and Lester S. Scoville, which was SOL
emnized Wednesday In the Salt Lake
Temple, Apostle d. c; Mckay perform
people are among the most popular OF
tho city and have scores OF friends who
join In wishing them all happiness. Mr
and Mrs. Scovlllo VIII make their homo
here, and Will be at home At 2603 Grant
avenue
Miss Frances Eddy entertained few
friends at breakfast Tuesday morning at
the Virginia.
Prof. Austin of the high school win
spend part of his vacation at Yellowstone
Park.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Metho-
dist church met with Mrs. w NJ. Ray
mond, at her home at l4l7 Washington
avenue, and the meeting Is classed as
among the most pleasant of any yet held
by the society,
Mr., and Mrs. Orla F, Brown of Sacra-
mento.. Cal. arc In the city, visiting Mr..
F. Brown, at 457 Canyon road.
Mrs. w A. McGaw will entertain tho
Lucky Thirteen club on Tuesday after
noon. at her home, at 2SlS Washington
avenue
The Tolstoi circle will meet with Mrs
Miller, at Rlyerdale, on June 19.
Mrs. J. w. Ramey is spending q week
at Blko. New. with frionds,
Mrs. Abbott r. Haywood spent Tues
day in Salt Lake with friends.
Mrs s. H Mann OF Salt Lake spent
the week In the city with her sister. Mrs.
c. w. Lippincott,
Mrs. T. C. Brown of Salt Lake spent
Wednesday in the city.
Mrs. S. j. Griffin entertained a few
friends informally at dinner on Tuesday
evening. in compliment to Prof. Warman.
who is delivering series OF lectures In
the city.
MrS fTeQ TOUT ana son nave gone 10
Pocatello for months visit.
Miss Blanche Madsen is making~a brief
visit with friends at Reno and Sparks.
New.
Mrs F A Hamilton of Denver, who
has been the guest Of Mrs. S. ], Griffin.
left Wednesday for her home,
Mrs David Littlef1ed and daughter OF
Dee, Ore are spending few days In the
city with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ briggs left today
for Pttsburg, where tney go to attend
the national convention of teachers for
the deaf
Mrs Joseph Straus Perry is spending a
few days in Salt Lake with her parents.
A marriage around which the interest
OF a large circle OF friends centers was
that or Miss Alice Dinsdale and Law
renee A. Van Dyke. which was solemnized
Thursday in the Salt Lake Temple. The
bride Is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
James r. Dlnsdale Mr.. and Mrs Van
Dyke left Immediately after the cere-
mony for the East on their wedding trip.
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