The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-21
OGDEN Society.

Mrs. Ike Flinders left last week for d
visit to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcintosh left
Thursday for Los Angeles to visit with
friends and relatives for several weeks.
c. M McCamey left Wednesday for
Oakland where he will make his future
home.
L. Coates and wife of Winnemucca Wis
tied friends in Ogden last week
Mrs. Edward Kirk and Mrs. Joseph
Rankin returned last week from a visit
to Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Dunn of Idaho visited
with relatives in Ogden last week.
Mrs z. F. Parsons of Iowa City, Ia, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. o. A.
Parmley, at her home on Twenty-fifth
street.
Louis Pantone of Indianapolis, Ind, is
the guest of his brother, J. NJ. PantOnc,
271 Jefferson avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. LOngtOn, who were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Heating for
the past month, left Thursday for a
months visit in Los Angeles.
Miss NJ. Smith, city recorder of Logan,
is the guest for a few days of Miss Ma
tjldoa Peterson. superintendent of the pri-
mary department of the county schools.
The Ogden High school alumni have is
sued invitations for the fourth of the
series of dancing parties to be given at
Tollers' dancing academy next Friday
evening.
The brotherhood of Railway Carmen
gave a card and dance party on Friday
served.
The party given Thursday by Wasatch
lodge No. $40. Brotherhood of Railway
Carmen, as a benefit for one of their
cess in spite of the irclement weather.
Some time ago Mr.. Oakley sustained a
broken leg while working in the railroad
ice house and Il neat little sum of money
was obtained to assist him. About 200
people enjoyed themselves at dancing and
playing cards. Prizes were given at cards
and to Mrs. Angel was awarded the first
ladies' prize; NJ. Kundsen received the
first gentlemen's prize; Mrs. A. Taylor,
second ladies' prize; w. a. Taylor, second
gentlemen's prize, and Mrs. Nyles third
ladies' prize.
Mrs. Dr. w H. Hinton will entertain at
cards at tie Reed on Tuesday next in
honor Of Mrs. Blackmar.
Mrs. A. G. Horn entertained few OF
her friends Friday afternoon at cards,
complimentary to Mrs. DR.. I. V. Withee
on Thursday afternoon at the Reed. After
cards refreshments were served.
The Lynne choir enjoyed "bob-sled'
ride last Monday evening. After the ride
a banquet was spread in the Lynne ward
meeting house Dancing followed the
feast.
The Woman's Relief Corps gave a card
party in the X. of P. hall Friday after
noon. The winners at cards were Mrs
Lindsay. Mrs Beverly and Mrs. GrOO
Mrs Everett G. Bell has returned from
a months visit with relatives at Partland
O. Cannon, son of ex-senator F. j.
Cannon, has returned from three years
mission to Germany.
The Child Culture club will have an
open meeting on Tuesday, Jan. %, at 5
O. o'clock in the afternoon in the Carnegie
library. DR.. S. G. Eghan will deliver a
lecture entitled "Infantile Feeding" An
Invitation has been extended to the pub
lie.
A birthday party was given on Monday
MO ut
Charles H Wright 231S Jefferson avenue,
in honor of Mrs. Wright's birthday. Fol
lowing the usual custom to honor the
birthdays Of the family all the relatives
were in attendance, including all of the
members of the firm of w. H Wright &
Sons, together with their families, also
Mr. and Mrs. David c. Eccles.
The dancing party given on FRIDAY
evening by the stake boards of the Young
Mems and Young Ladies' Mutual I'm
prOvement associations in the WEBER
stake academy amusement hall was largo
ly attended and was decided success
A pretty home wedding was solemnized
at the home of a. 7. Hestmark, at noon
Wednesday when Miss Pearl JOst be
came the bride of Mr.. frederick wright
Rev. o. A. Elmquist of the Swedish Lu-
theran church performed the ceremony
be fore the immediate friends OF the bride
and groom A. T. Hestmark was best
man and the bride was attended by MISS
Clara Peterson. The couple are spend
ing their honeymoon in California. Th6y
will be at home to their friends at 2347
Madison avenue after March l.
A surprise party was rendered to George
H. Tribe by about seventy-five of his
friends at the Tribe home 1876 Twenty
first street, on Thursday evening. The
time was spent at various amusementS,
and both vocal and instrumental music,
after which a banquet was spread.
The Ladies Literary club held an IN
usually interesting meeting THURSDAY.
Jan 49, at the home of Mrs. Fulton. After
inc no
lowing programme was rendered: Study
of 1.-THE Holy Night. by Mrs joseph
Titian's 'EntOmhment." by
Mrs Hamer. Venice as an Art Center,
led the discussion for the afternoon. The
hostess served delicious refreshments.
after which the club adjourned to meet
Feb l. with Mrs. r. T Harris, 2H3O Orch
ard avenue Mrs. LYMAN ard Miss Bur
kett of Salt Lake were the guests OF the
The Ladies Literary club planned an
afternoon with Mrs Talmage on Thurs
day. Jan. H. After the ladies had all
arrived at the Talmage home the 9resl-
dent of the club. Mrs. John CulIey. MADE
a presentation speech ard in behalf OF
the club presented Mrs. Talmage with
noon was spent in hemming napkins and
table cloths. Mrs. Hamer. Mrs Carr and
Mrs Fulton served refreshments. after
which all departed wishing Mrs. Talmage
a long ard happy life
The ladies of the NJ. f. church proved
themselves the most delightful of enter
tainers on Wednesday, when they gave
their novel entertainment entitled. See
ing America" Large, comfortable bob
sleds were used to, transport their guests
from one place to another, the starting
point being at the basement of the church.
which had been fitted up TO represent a
railroad station and which was called
Chicago. The first stoD was made at
Alaska. which was at the home of Mrs.
Grace Deegan, on Twenty-first street
The decorations were all suggestive of