The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-25
Ogden, Sunday, Feb. %. 1906.

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Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Brown are to leave
ON Wednesday for California, where they
will visit with Mr.. Browns brother.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church and their friends were entertained
on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Bich-
sell
A reunion and banquet were given
Tuesday evening by the residents OF the
First ward in honor of the freeing of
the meeting house from debt. Over 10
was, presided over by President {. f.
Middleton. AS a token of respect and
good will Bishop D. IL. Ensign was pre-
scented with d rocking chair.
John w Shurtliff and Miss Lillian An
derSpn were married on Wednesday, in
the Temple in Salt Lake. The young .cou-
pie left the same day over the san Pedro
for Los Angeles, where they will spend
their honeymoon They are well known
young people. the groom being the son
of President L. w. Shurtliff of Weber
stake and the bride one of the most popu-
lar OF the younger set
The musicale given by the Weber Stake
Academy Conservatory Of Music and the
Ogden Tabernacle choir, on Monday. even
ing at the Tabernacle, was the real mu-
steal treat or the season, and the pro-
number who attended. In many ways the
work of the local pupils of the conserva-
tory came as a surprise to even their
most intimate friends, especially the work
Mitchell, while Miss Myrtle Ballinger
never appeared to greater advantage
Miss Francis Joyce. with Mr.. Mcclellan,
In a selection for the plano for four
hands, demonstrated that she was an ar
fist of ability, and her work was one
of the pleasant surprises of the even
ing, as was also the Interpretation Of
w. V Cassidy in a selection for tine
piano and violin. in which he was &C
cOmpanied by Mr.. Mcclellan. 1fr. Cas-
sadly has not appeared in concert work
to any extent and he acquitted himself
with great credit.
TIE ladies of the Degree of Honor lodge
Of the A o. L. W. gave a card party
in their hall on Wednesday evening
which, in spite of the weather, was well
attended. The awards at cards were re-
ceived by the following: Ladies awards,
Mrs. NJ Peterson, Mrs. Mark Murphy and
Mrs. Ware; gentlemen's prizes, Messrs.
Anderson. Baker and Simms.
A pretty wedding was SOlemnZed at the
homo Of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. D. c. Dalton 4OS Twentv-sixth
street when their laughter Hulda be-
McQuarrie performed the. ceremony i'm
the presence of a large number OF rela-
tives and friends. Miss Audry- Dalton.
sister of the bride, acte6 as brides
maid, and J. ]. Rowse as best man. Both
of the young people are very popular II
the city and have a host of friends They
left on Wednesday for trip to Cali
fornil and before returning will visit
New Orleans.
The Second Ward Dramatic club pre-
scented a drama entitled Saved" al the
ward amusement hall. Thursday evening.
to a large and appreciative audience. All
Of the members of the company did ex-
celleIt work in their respective roles.
Mrs. Archie Bowman entertained in
honor Of the past chiefs Of the Degree
of Honor. at her home. <57 Seventeenth
spent at cards. after which refreshments
were served. The guests of honor were
Past Chiefs Mrs. W. II. Harcombe, Mrs.
W. F. Stone and Mrs. J. Jones.
The Canyon Campers club was enter
tanned on Wednesday at the broom no
tel by Mrs. J. {. Armstrong. the affair
being i. Washington party. The rooms
were festOoned with bunting of the ma
tional colors. while on the card tables
were flowers. Of red, white and blue, the
arrangement being most attractive one
and lending a festige tinge to the coca
sion. Cards were the entertainment pro-
vided at which tne awards were made
to Mrs ". J. Shcaly and A B. McIn-
tCsh.
The most. elaborate affair Of the week
was that given OF Tuesday at the Nir
ginia by Mrs. J. s. Lewis. There were
about forty guests present, and high
five furnished ths afternoons diversion.
The decorations were especially attrac-
tive, yellow and white being the color
scheme, which blended beautifully with
the rich decorations and furnishings IF
the rooms. The awards at cards went 10
l.
cersOn. After cards four-coUrse- ltrCh-
con was served
Mrs. r. T Harris entertained with "A
Washington party on Thursday at her
home on Orchard avenue. five hundred
being the game Of The occasion The
awards were made to Mrs a. +. Rowe
and Mrs. H. H. Henderson. Refresh
ments were served
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers gave an
eRjoyable- dancing party in Toller's
Dancing academy on Friday evening.
which was largely attended affair. over
200 being present The hall was prettily
decorated with long purple streamers
which were festOOned from the center of
the hall and. with innumeratle cTescentS
Of red. white and blue. On one side of
the hall the letters &c. l. A. to 3 Of
l. F. were prominently displayed One
Of the features Of the evening was a
I,loomer5 drill by the members of the
orCerS and another figure IN which the
participants formed The letters, b
\ IDLY surprise party was given in hon
or Of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Stuart at their
coy home on Twenty-secOnd street on
Thursday evening. The members. of the
PARTY met at the home of Mr. Reeder
from whence they proceeded to, the STU
art residence. AID the surprise, was. a
complete one Those present were:
Messrs. and Mesdamese G., L. Isockbead,
Sr.. NJ. F. Gait. a Collins / e Bur
ton. T. Fl. Reeder, c. y. Sullivan. r. b
Wilkinson. G. l. Eash'is;: Mesdsnes P =
NJ. Hogan. a. F. Mckellips,- r. Little
r. Emuelson NJ. j. Healy: Misses Arda
Lee. Fern Jackman. Emma Peterson,
Belle Healv. and A. Hogan.
The Lively circle met at the home of
Mrs. W Fl. Parry on the afternoon OF
Feb %. Cards were the feature Of the
afternoon. prizes being won by Mesdames
8. H. Cove, z. 3. Stone. Peck and
King - rt,
Mrs. wv. Lewis delightfully."- enter
tained the Jolly Wives club at her home
on Washington avenue on Thursday att
ernoon. The home was bright with fIow<
elss ferns and >he natioEal' colors' The
feature of the afternoon was. a unique
guessing contest. entitled "WashingtonIs
Menu" for which prizes were awarded
to Mrs. F. g. Berry and Mrs. r. Flee
n an. The club will meet "a gain on Thurs
day, March l. with Mrs. r. Fleenan e e
The particularly smart, event Of the
past week was the brea kfaSt given Ves-
terday morning By Mrs. William Van Al
len in the parlers Of the Pacific hatel.
Each OF the eight small tables which
were. used were beautifully dscerated
with carnations and smilax. The guests
we're received in the parlcrs be the host
ess and the menu ana appointments were