The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-02
oGDEN's FOUR HUNDRED.
What Society People in the Junction
City Are Doing.

| Special to The Tribune,
OGDEN, Sept. Miss Kathryn
Barker was hostess, Thursday after
noon, at luncheon given in honor Of
hcr guest, Miss Virginia Randall, of
Salt Lake. The decorations were car
ried out in white and green, palms and
plants with fcstoons Of smilax being
used In the hall. In the parlor, broad
streamers of smilax, interviewer with
| sweet peas and carnations, extended
from the chandelier to the four corners
OF the room. The mantel was banked
with masses of white flowers inter
spersed with the green. In the dining
room, streamers of white satin ribbon
rad1ated from the chandelier to each
place, and attached to the one at the
honor guest place was a boquet Of
white carnations. White sweet peas
and ferns were strewn loosely over the
cloth and large vase of white roses
formed the centerpiece. Present to
meet Miss Randall, were Misses Dolly
Thelma Anderson, Della Walker Mil
dred Bennett, Florence Rivers, Betty
Holmes, Lcta Morton and Clare Dick
son.
Miss Stella Warren was hostess
Tuesday morning at prettily arranged
breakfast, given at her home on Madi
son avenue. Carnations, pink and
white, were used in the table decora-
tions and tiny trunks filed with bon
bons were given as favors. Those pres
ent were Misses Irma Naples, Matte
Weston, Gertrude Clark, Dora Clifton,
Hazel Blair and Marguerite Alexander
of St Paul
Miss lone Wilcox was the recipient
of delightful surprise Tuesday even
ing, given by a circle Of her young
friends at her home on Adams avenue,
a few hours were spent pleasantly at
games and the affair proved ever so
given and a well-appointed luncheon
was served. The guests comprised
Misses Bessie Lindquist, Elva Little
field, Elsie Browning. Zelta Ballinger
Erma Doxey, Mabel Wilcox; Messrs
Charlie West, Verd Pingree, Clyde
Clark, Lester Hinchcliffe, Paul Ellis
and Leonard Jenkins.
Mrs, Laura Meighn will leave today
for a visit with friends in Omaha.
Mrs. James Reeder entertained n few
friends informally Wednesday after
noon, at her home on Twelfth street
Miss Juanita Kay had as guests, Sun
day, Mrs. Jacob Moritz and the Misses
Buckle, of Salt Lake, and in the after
noon entertained them with a trip to
the canyon by automobile.
John b. Strong spent few days of
his way from Los Angeles to Chicago,
TO rc-entcr school.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Adams and
daughter of Rexburg, Ida, are visiting
friends and relatives in the city
Mrs \. s. Condor will entertain the
Ladies of Lincoln circle, q. A. r., at
her home at 24l6 Madison avenue,
Thursday afternoon. A cordial invita-
tion is extended TO all members and
their guests.
The Ladies Of the Maccabees were
hostesses Thursday evening at Il de-
lightfully arranged lawn social, given
at the home of Mrs. IIirt and Mrs.
Hayes on Twenty-third street. The
grounds were brilliantly lighted with
Chinese lanterns and tables were ar
ranged about the lawn. Music was fur.
nished throughout the evening by the
Misses Clott, Brotherton, Hayes and
Ludwig. Over two hundred guests
were present during the evening, which
was one of interest and enjoyment for
all
Miss Nell Castlcton Of ST. Louis is
the guest of Miss Helen Rivers for n
few weeks.
Miss lhcl Ward Of Willard, who