The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-26
OGDEN'S FOUR HUNDRED.
What Society People Are Doing in the
Junction City.
Special to The Tribune.

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OGDEN, Nov. 25.-The largest and most
brilliant affair of the week was the reception
given by Mrs. Thomas A. Wha,cn and Mrs
Patrick Healy on Thursday afternoon from
TO o'clock Mt the Virginia. Vases OF yol-
low chrySanthemums and ferns were seen
evorywhere. while numerous palms lent an
added brightness 10 the scene. The rooms
were bright with many lights and In tho
dining room, whore refreshments were served,
candles furnished the only illumination. In
the receiving line with the TWO hostesscs
wcro Mrs Joseph Peery Mrs Archie Bige-
low and Mrs, George Mccormick. The Misses
Dolly Moloney and Kitty Fitzgerald served
punch md in the dining room Mrs George
w. Perkins and Mrs. II. l.. Bell, assisted by
the Misses Loretta Whalcn and Maude Pat
terson. served refreshments Music fur
nished by string orchestra and during the
rccoiving hours the rooms were fllod with
many guests
Mrs. W. A. McGaw wGs hostess on Friday
afternoon at delightfully."- arranged euchre
party. The decorations all accentunted the
Thanksgiving idea, and following the card
games, luncheon was served, The invited
guests comprised; MeSdamcs A. B. Patton
A. A Wengcr' o. J. sdlwell, W. A Turner,
A. s. Condon, Hazlet Robb. NJ ID. White.
II. Q. Baker. J, T. Hurst r II. Carr, w.
d. Brown. e. T. HulanSki II. c. Wood, ].
II. Thomas, Robert Harris. A. V. Mcintosh
a Reynolds, o. a. Parmley, George Rey
nolds, George A. Dickson, III. G. Wood, T. H.
Davis Richard Leek. j. S. Corlow. z. A.
Hurdti, William Douglas, j. w. Abbott Ty.
lor Horace Foster Ezra Richardson. T. IL
Jackman. Villa, Anderson, J. II Rhine, c.
e. Dufe-, Flcwellyn. ID. +. Densel Roger
Shields. James Ballard. E. w Rhivers, a l.
Fryer, r. II. Moycs. Bedbcrry. p. H. Cook
s. III. Browne. Mowbray. The out-of town
guests were Mesdames Gullihur, c. II Jenk-
ins, Voorhees,, J. E Seely and ]. II Ncvin.
Tho marriage OF Miss Margaret Mclaughlin
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McLaueh.
lin. TO Cornelius j. Kcllhur of Pocatello, Ida.
took place on Wednesday morning at ST 10.
seph Catholic church. The ceremony was
read at o'clock by Rev. Father p. NJ.
Cushnahan, and was witnessed by the rela.
tivcs and few intimate friends only. Mr..
and Mrs. Kcllhur left for n trip throu Oh tho
Northwest and will he at home in Pocatello
after December 2I.
Tho Lucky Thirteen club was entertained
by Mrs A. L. Fryer on Wednesday afternoon.
High five was the game. and prizes were yyon
by Mrs. Ezra Richardson, Mrs Gullihnr and
Mrs. G. f. Mcintosh. The guests OF tho c,uh
were Mrs. James Ballard. Mrs Henderkbo,
and Mrs. Rosonbluth, Tho decorations were
yellow chrysRnthemums and after luncboon
tho club adjourned TO meet again in two
weeks. "'
Tho shaw nc gon wam' character bau m
Do given on the evoning of December II
at Congress dancing academy. promises 70 he
one OF the most important and enrrossing
ahairs OF the wintcr social Soason This ia
Tho second OF n series of 'Shaw.ne- pen.wnr'S
balls 10 he given by the Goddard Drnmntic
club. and the third is TO he a charity hall
The arrangements for which are now only IN
embryo. '''! !"
Tho members OF the wcbor club werc bos,s
on tuesday evening at the first Of a series