The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-28
Ogden Society.

Oqden society.
Miss Lottie Brown left Wednesday
evening for visit with friends in Salt
Lake.
Mrs. Joseph S. Peery leaves on Thurs
DAY. TO spend the rest of the winter IN
southern California
James A PouIton of Brockville, On
tario. accompanied by his family, are
in Ogden. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
Alexander, 2201 Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. D. NJ. Lytle of this city visited
with friends in Salt Lake last week
Mrs. Z. c. Manson and Mrs. c. Jami-
son left last Sunday for visit with
Mrs. E. z. Calvin in San Francisco
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Hood of Spen-
car. Ida, have returned from an eX-
tended visit to Arkansas and are. the
guests of Mrs Woods parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. e, r. Hulaniski.
The Lady Maccabees of the World held
a public installation Of officers on Tues
day evening. The installing offivers were
Mrs. Carson and Mrs. Holland. Those
installed were: Mrs. Bessie SebTing, COM
mander, Mrs. Laura Averill, past COM
mander; Mrs. Lucy Nelson. record keep
er; Mrs. Amos Linsley finance keeper;
Mrs. B. Grout. chaplain; Mrs. Barbara
Ludwig, sergeant; Mrs. JeInima Ferris,
mistress alarms; Mrs Agnes King, SEN
t1nel, and Miss J. Hunter. picket After
the installation ceremony luncheon was
served.
Utah camp No. sss, Modern woodmen
Of the World, gave an enjoyable card
party on Tuesday evening at the Eagles
hall Cards We're played during the early
part Of the evening and after cards there
winners were Mrs D. o. Granger, Mrs.
M, Rainbow, Mrs. A. Knudsen, J. L.
Blosser, w. r. Away and E. Virgins.
the e Soga evening of Mrs R sK Vas given In
honor Of her son William, who leaves
soon on mission 10 Europe.
Monday afternoon two Brigham City
young people Mis- Abbie Rhese and r.
A Madison, were welded. Both parties
are well known in Ogden. where the
groom has been employed as a clerk
months. They will make Ogden their fu-
Mrs Frank Coursey entertained the Ia
dies Of the First Presbyterian church
ard their friends at her home, 543 Tween
ty-fifth street, on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Dr.. H ]. Powers has returned
from a five weeks visit with her son,
John Powers, in San Francisco.
Mrs. A. P. Hibb5 has issued invita-
uClS Tor series of afternoons at home,
the first to be next Friday.
Senator and Mrs. Frank Cannon en-
tertained the Century Whist club at their
home, Cos Twenty-fifth street, last even
ing.
Mrs. and Mrs T. w. Simpson of 1927
Grant avenue left on Wednesday even
ing for two months trip to the Isle
o. o5a Pines iu Cuba jul Their address while
Pines. Mr.. Simpson is the owner Of a
ciron plantation there.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A WhaIen and daugh-
ter returned on Wednesday evening from
visited San Diego, Los Angeles and San
Francisco. Mrs. WhaIens health has
been greatly benefited by the trip.
Elmer Crockett, ex-chfef of police of
Logan. and Mrs Crockett, who have
been visiting their son, Elmer Crockett,
Jr., of 573 Twenty-siXth street left Sun
DAY afternoon for southern California.
Ihey expect to spend the next two or
three months visiting points of interest
on the Pacific coast
Mrs. J: S Peery visited with friends
III Salt Lake last week
A. P. SOrenson entertained number
OF his young friends at his home on
West Twenty-first street last Friday
evening in honor of his birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Biscom of Rock
Springs, WyO., were the guests on Thurs
day of their daughter Ethel who is a
student at the Sacred Heart academy
They We're en- route to California for
an extended visit.
Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Ensign have
issued invitations for card party, which
viii be given at the Broom on Tuesday
evening.
Miss Nellie HeaIy is visiting friends
in Salt Lake for few days.
MRS. DR.. r. S. Joyce and Miss Joyce
VIII entertain at euchre at the Weber
club on Thursday
One of the most successful events of
the week was given by Mrs. w. H. HIM
ton at the Reed on Tuesday afternoon,
when she entertained about fifty guests
at cards in honor of Mrs. G. S. Black
MARI. Refreshments were served in the
Reed cafe, which was handsomely deco
rated for the occasion. Each table was
differently decorated with cut flowers,
forming very unique effect. The prizes
at cards were awarded to Mrs. Kinder
hrs. o. 3. ellison and Miss McDermott
Mrs. j; NJ. Browning jr., and Mrs. Ar
thur Kuhn entertained at euchre at the
home of the former on Friday after
noon. There were about fifty guests
present. The home was prettily deco
rated with red carnations, and after
cards delicious refreshments were served
The winners at cards were Mrs. T. H.
Davis and Mrs. Will Eccles.
Mrs. f. z. Stewart and Mrs J. s.
Lewis entertained the Canyon Campers
club with a theatre party to see wood
land on Thursday evening at the Grand