The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-30
oGDEN'S FOUR HUNDRED
What Society People of the Junction
City are Doing.
special to The Tribune.

SPecIsl 10 The Tribune.
,oGDEN, Sept. 29-Two delightful affairs
y. tne week wero the card parties given
tuesday and Thursday afternoons bv Mrs
~. II, Spencer and Miss bessie Spencer nj
wnn vneir -, nome on Twenty-hfth street. Euchre
Dy Mrs ID. j. Malone and Mrs Arthur Kuhn
INC guests at each table cutting for a souvo-
Mt ntr prize. Thursday the fayors were won by
MaS nlpSoS Joseph Peery and Mrs. +, w, Baker. tho
| Piayers at each table cutting for the souve
hir prize Luncheon was served In the dining
loom tUoin ana the homo was bright with pro-
| ing very pretty effect About thirty guests
| were present each day.
a., rev friends OF Mrs. Laura Meighn ten
5ereu her very pleasant surprise OH Thurs
| aay AFTERNOON. The affair was in the form Of
| d culno shower and Il number OF very pretty
J pieces were received by the hostess Gath
sreo around The luncheon table were Mes
Ialnes =. w Llppincott, Toller, J. !. Smith
James Ballard, Ezra Richardson. Wright and
Crewshaw.
Miss Dora Brooks was hostess and Miss
virginia Edwards OF Los Angeles was the
guest OF honor ar n prettily appointed Ken
slngton given Monday afternoon. Tho homo
was was decorated in green and white and those
Marion Cooper, Eva Adams, Stella Allen.
Alce stewart, Marguerite Andrews, Carrie
James. Ida Norton and Priscilla Lewis
inc hrst meeting OF the Tolstoi circle was
held at the residence OF Mrs Bcuschel on
Mob Iiill. Quotations from Bryant were
given IN response TO roll call. "on the Hud-
soH, Oy inc same author, was read by Mrs.
Beuschel. 4 very interesting and instructive
paper on Prehistoric America" was read by
Mrs. \. S. Condon An exhaustive discussion
followed. Much OF the afternoon was devoted
TO business. but Il pleasing feature was the
singing of Miss Olga Wehrend. by Bende-
meers Stream" was beautifully rendered and
N, IN response to an encore. 'sttll as the
Night After enjoying the dainty refresh
mentS served by the hostess, tho club and
their guests. Mrs. Elderkln, Mrs. Wehrend
and Miss Wehrend, adjourned to meet with
vAFngl L. aVaesHg
nue on Tuesday. October Q.
Mrs. I. a; Matthews entertained the men,
bers OF the w. Il. G and their friends We'd
nesday afternoon. High Five was the game
OF the afternoon. and prizes were won by
Mrs. MIsnault and Mrs. sullivan. The rooms
were attractvely decorated with numerous
hags and bunting. and luncheon WAS served
At $50. The puzzle napkins were unique
feature. Mrs. Kearncy beins the FIRST TO solve
It. Those present were Mesdames Toponce.
Griffin. Dodge. Matthews. Allen. Mlgnault.
Couch Clancy Cave Beverly. Williams. Vo-
gel Gullibur. koous. Lewis Kcarncy, Huss,
Pace. Jarvis. Martin, Thornhill. Coulter. Sui
livan. Misses Couch and Matthews.
Miss Ella Trent was hostess wednesday
afternoon at ia very pleasantly-orranged card
party. The game whist and prizes were
won by the Misses Inez Gray and Mabel Jar
man. The hall was decorated in green and
pink, palms, ferns and asters being used
The parlor was bright with masses of autumn
leaves and in the dining-room green and
white were used Strenmers of white aud
green ribbon radiatcd from the chandelier
to each place card and shades OF changcable
green used on the lights. large vase
OF white carnations and ferns formed the !
ana smilax and asters were scat |,
tered loosely over the cloth. About twenty |
guests enjoyed the occasion.
The marriage OF Miss Muudc N. Todd, |
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Todd. TO |
George Martin took place Sunday after |!
noon at the homo of the brides purentS. |
The ceremony read by Rev. j. L, Carver |
Of tho First Presbyterian church at |
o clock. Miss Pcgrl Suively was bridesmaid |
and Frank Todd acted best man. After !
the ceremony wedding supper WAS served. |
About thirty guests were oidden to welcome |
the brdo and groom. Mr.. and Mrs Martin !
will make their home here and viii be az |
nuc.
Mrs. Roy C. Mckinney aud two sons. who !
have been spending the summer months with /
Mrs. Nckinncy's parents Mr. and Mrs NJ. |
has left for her home at WciSer. |
Ida.
Mr and Mrs. {. y. Austin announce tho
OF their daughter Winnifred TO
L. b Christensen OF Sar FranciCco the mar |
riago 10 take place October st tho home
of tho brides parcnts
Nr. and Mrs D. Il. Sullivan left Tuesday |
for few weeks visit with relatives in
The marriage OF Miss Clara Boreman,
1nug ghtcr Of MIR. and Mrs. j S. Boromau. |
and Rev i. J.. Carver OF the First Pres
bytcrian church. will take place Thursday /
morning at the church.
Mrs. Valentine Gideon and COON spent Sun
lay at the capital.
Mrs. j, \. Gill is visiting friends ct MI
Mr. and Mrs Fred Mole ere spending a
lew days at Idaho Falls.
Mrs NJ II. Ward OF Minidokh is spending |
few weeks with Ogden friends.