The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-19
oGDEN's FOUR HUNDRED.
What Society People of Junction City
Are Doing.
Special to The Tribune.


Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Aug. 1S.-A delightful af
fair of the week was the tea given
Monday afternoon by Miss Kate Grove,
in honor Of Miss Constance Withers,
who will leave soon for Cheyenne, Wvo.
The home was decorated with flowers
and plants. The porch presented an in
viting appearance with its coZy cor
ners formed with palms, rugs and wick
er chairs. The hall was prettily draped
in green and white, palms and vases of
white sweet peas giving an added at
tractiyeness to the scene, The parlor
was especially pretty with nasturtiums
and vases of large sunflowers. In the
.dining~room, where tea was served,
masses of daisies were used. The guests
were Misses Erma Jackson, Della Der
ing, May Sewall, Leta Morton, Dora
Greene, Harriet Stone, Helen Rivers,
Orleau Darman, Margaret McKinsey,
Grace Brown, Carrie Erdley, Ruth Da-
Wis, Bessie Derlng and Aryllla Fielding.
The hostess was charmingly assisted by
Mrs. G. n. Edwards.
One Of the most attractive brides Of
the summer was Miss Myrtle Murphy,
whose marriage TO James G.. Larson Of
Quincy, Cal, was solemnized Wednes-
day morning at 10 'clock, at the homo
of the bride on Twenty eighth street.
The affair was quiet one, only tho
members of the family being present.
The ceremony was performed by Bishop
o. D. Hadlock of Roy, and the couple
left in the afternoon on the Overland
Limited for Los Angeles, where they
will visit The parents of the groom for
a time. The bride is one Of the popular
girls Of the city, havln~ lived here all
her life. A wide coterie of friends join
in sincerest good wishes for their hap
pincss Mr.. and Mrs. Larson will mako
their home in or near Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Richey have as
q guest this week Mrs. Williamson Of
Salt Lake City.
Mrs. j. B. Flanagan is back from a
two months stay with relatives and
friends at Helena, Mont.
Miss Jean Harris was pleasantly sur
prised by a number Of friends Wednes-
day evening at her home on Grant ave-
nue. Games and luncheon were tho
amusemcnts. About twenty young peo-
pie were present.
A party of young people comprising
Misses Jessie Everett, Bertha Wild,
Lena Sampson, Florence Ferris and
Messrs. Erie Easton, Charles Martin,
the week camping in the canyon. They
wero chaperoned by Mrs, l.. o. Ever
EFT and Mrs, Winston r. Arnold of
Omaha.
The marriage Of Miss Martha Thatch-
OF Of Pocntcllo and Irving G.. Sampson
of this city took place in Pocatello
Thursday at the homo of tho bride. Mr.,
Sampson came here from Pocatello sew
eral months ago and is 4 popular man
in railroad circles He is a clerk in
the Office Of Assistant Engineer Dow
ling Of the Short Line. and while here
has made scores OF friends. The bride
is one of the attractive girls Of tho Po-
catolo social set. Mr. and Mrs, Samp-
son returned to the city Friday and will
make their home here,
Mrs, t. Il. Shepard and daughter
Helen Of Salt Lake were visitors ia
the canyon this week.
Mrs Charles Greene and daughter,
Miss Dora Greene, left Tuesday Tor a
few week 3 visit with friends in Idaho.
Miss Josephine Sprunt Of Salt Lake
visited Ogden friends this week.
Mrs. W. B. Wilson and her two chill
dren have returned from month IS Wis
it to the coast,
The local lodge Of the knights Of