The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-02
Ogden Society.

Miss Ruby Knowlton of Salt Lake is
the guest of Mrs. Heber Scowcroft at her
nome on Twenty-seventh street.
H. II. Schnell. principal Of the Dee
school, has returned from his vacation
which was spent at Milwaukee.
Edward Loose. son of Senator Loose of
Provo' is the guest of Raymond Wilson
for a few days.
Howard Greenwell is visiting with
friends in Logan TODAY
MISS Annie r. Chatland. who has been
visiting friends and relatives for the past
SIX weeks at various points in Cache
county. is expected home next week
me women of WoOdcraft gave a social
IN the canyon yesterday. A dance al the
hermitage in the evening was one of the
features of the days entertainment
Miss Ethel Ward of Willard who has
been visiting Miss Mae Cook. has returned
home. She was accompanied by Miss
COOK, who will visit the Ward family
for few weeks.
Miss Juanita KAY had as guests on Sun
day Mrs. Jacob Moritz and the Misses
Buckle of Salt Lake in the afternoon and
entertained them with a trip to the can
yOn by automobile.
Mrs. A s. Condor will entertain the
ladies of Lincoln circle. G. A. r.. at her
home at 24l6 Madison avenue. on Thurs
day afternoon. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all members and their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Cracroft and Miss
Cracroft of Salt Lake will spend Sun
day and Labor day with Mrs. Cracroft's
parents. M. and Mrs. c. NJ Jackson
Mrs. Walter Brown and daughter Cora
will accompany them.
Mrs. w II. Toller was hostess and Mrs
Melghan was the guest of honor [ a de-
lightful card party at the home Of the
former on Twenty-fOurth street FRIDAY
afternoon. At cards Mrs. Lyman Wright
won the prize. and another prize was
given to the honor guest. Miss Nav Ker-
win gave several beautiful piano selec-
tons. Quantities of flowers lent an added
brightness to the scene and the luncheon
appointments and menu were of the mic
est description. Participating in the
charming affair were Mesdames Laura
Meighan. c. w. LippincOtt j. D. Smith,
James Ballard. a. j. Brown. Ezra Rich
ardson. Lyman Wright. Lillian Green
well. Frank Corsey, Ephraim Crawshay
Lille Bingham and Miss May Kerwin
Mrs {. w. Lippincott was hostess Tues
day afternoon at a pleasantly arranged
kenSingtOn at her home. AZ Twenty-siXth
street. The luncheon and decorations
were i'm keeping with the dainty affair
and those present were: Mesdames NJ r.
Toller, Laura Meighan, J. !. Smith. James
Ballard. A. J. Brown, Lillian Greenwell,
Ezra Richardson, Lyman Wright Frank
Corsey. Ephraim Crawshaw. Lille Bing-
ham and Miss May Kerwin. Pleasing
musical selections were given by Miss
T6ier and Mrs Ballard favored the
guests with a vocal solo.
Miss lone Wilcox was rendered a de-
lightful surprise Wednesday evening by
a circle of her young friends at her home
spent at games and well-appointed
luncheon was served. The guests were:
Misses Bessie Lindquist. Eva Littlefield,
Elsie Browning. Zelta Ballnger Frma
DOXey, Mabel Wilcox: Messrs Charles
West. Verd Pingree. Clyde Clark Lester
Hinchcliffe. Paul Ellis and Leonard Jen-
kins.
Miss Electa Skeen has arrived i'm Ogden
from the east, where she has been spend
ing the summer. Miss Skeen entered the
University of Chicago i'm June and after
completing her work there joined party
for tour of the great lakes visiting
Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Detroit and points
of interest in Ontario. On her way home
she visited relatives in MOdale, Ia. and
also stopped in Council Bluffs. Omaha
and Denver. Miss Slzeen reports a very
pleasant and profitable vacation.
The first meeting of the new year of
the Tolstoi circle will be held with Mrs.
Beushel Tuesday. Sept. g. at 2:30 y m.
The club is to take up United States his
tory as its major subject during the year
the topic for the coming meeting being
early discoveries settlements and voy-
ages, the leaders being Mrs. Condor and
Mrs. Pierce. Each member is to respond
to rollcall with a quotation from Bryant
and is especially urged to attend the first
meeting.
Miss Kathryn Parker was hostess on
Thursday afternoon at a lunhceon given
at her home on Lincoln avenue to meet
her guest. Miss Virginia Randall of Salt
Lake. The home was decorated in Dotted
parlor. broad steamers of SmilaX, inter
woven with white sweet peas and carna-
tions. extended from the chandelier to the
corners os the room. The manteI was
banked with white flowers interspersed
with the green. The dining-room was
especially pretty. with masses OF white
flowers and green. Streamers of white
satin ribbon radiated from the chandelier
to each place, and attached to the one
at the honor guests place was a large
bouquet of white carnations. White
sweet peas were strewn loosely over the
cloth and q large vase ot white roses
formed the centerpiece Present to meet
Miss Randall were Misses Dolly Austin,