The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-05
Ogden Society.


Ogden Society.
Miss Knapp entertained the historical
society on April q. The usual number
responded to the roll call. Ii was de-
cided to change the annual meeting from
June 8 to May 20. A committee consist
ing. of Mesdames Bishop and WellingeT
and Miss Seaman was appointed TO con-
slider a program for next year.
Canyon Crest farm was the subject of
timely topics. followed by the history les
son. the last chapter of which will be
reviewed at the meeting on May II, to
1929 Wall avenue. Refreshments were
served. Mrs. Knapp and Misses Spur
geon, Kyle and Keller were guests.
Miss Helen Whiting was hostess and
Cal, was the guest of honor at five
hundred party on Wednesday evening
The rooms were bright with carnations
and spring blossoms and prizes at cards
villa Fielding. Horace Weston and Harry
Edwards. Those present to meet Miss
Deans were Miss Kathryn Barker. Miss
Daisy Greene Miss Muriel Stanley. Miss
Rachael Morgan. Miss Alice Rivers, Miss
Leta Morton, Miss Erma Jackson, Miss
Arvilla Fielding, Miss Irene Reed, Miss
Ella Stewart, Miss Grace Edwards, Miss
Nina Woods Ray Turner Eiwood Rich
ardson, Hiram Morris. Arthur Andrews,
Louis Romney, Horace Weston. Harry
Edwards. Dick Graham, David Mills,
Randolph Wheeling, Howard Morgan,
Archie Woods, VIII Miller, Frank Harris
and Joseph Curtis.
Miss Louise Young was Nhostess on
Thursday afternoon at a luncheon given
yer. The guests were Miss Stella War
rem. Miss Hortense Reed, Miss Inez
era wford. Miss Della Moore Miss Edna
Carey, Miss Lillian Holmes, Miss Lucille
Markham, Miss Millicent Tracey. Miss
Alice Sinclair. Miss Laura Wheeling. Miss
Margaret Allen. Miss Hope Davis and
Miss Dorothy Morrell.
The ladies of the Unitarian church met
at the home of Mrs. w. y. Pierce on the
afternoon of April p. where. with the
assistance of Mrs. Eddy of Salt Lake
they organized an alliance for liberal
minded women" as an auxiliary to the
social and charitable work
Under the name of THE Alpha a con-
stitution was adopted officers elected
and a complete organization effected.
The first meeting will be held with Mrs
E. A Littlefield at 252s Madison avenue,
Tuesday. May :. to which all liberal
minded women are most cordially invited
Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald entertained on
Wednesday at dinner at the Pacific no.
tel. followed BY bridge at her home, in
honor of Mrs. H II. Spencer. The guests
were Mrs. II. S. Bell. Mrs. A. P. Hibbs,
Mrs r. A. Grant Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. E. C.
Manson, Mrs. r. 5. Joyce, Mrs. o. NJ.
Runyan, Mrs. Abe Kuhn. Mrs. f. NJ.
Conroy, Mrs. r. T Hume. Miss Bessie
Frances Joyce.
Another Kensington was held at Mrs.
Biddles last Wednesday. Two pleasant
hours were spent in social gossip. light
refreshments being served at o'clock.
The wives of the Knights of the Rail have
gatherings and look forward to more be-
fore disbanding for the summer. They
meet again Wednesday. May 10. with Mrs.
Frank Freeman, 2i52 Wall avenue.
Mrs. G. Pickett entertained at a birth
day party on Thursday afternoon at her
home on Porter avenue in honor of the
fourth birthday anniversary OF her little
daughter May. Games and music, fol-
lowed by luncheon. contributed to a pleas
ant afternoon. About thirty-five little
ones participated.
Miss Katie Caffey of Mercur spent Sun
day. Monday and Tuesday in the city and
was the guest of her sisters, Miss Clara
Caffsy, who is student at the Sacred
Heart academy, Mrs. Huntsman and Mrs.
ALT Evans. Miss Caffey was on her way
to California for a visit with friends
Mrs, H Lewis was hostess Saturday
afternoon at a card party, followed by
luncheon at the Virginia. Euchre was
the game and about thirty-five guests en-
loved the occasion. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. Ben Davis of Salt Lake
The young people of the Presbyterian
church were hosts and hostesses Friday
evening to a very large number of their
men gathered Music and games made
delightful evening. Refreshments were
served
William Driver celebrated his 10th birth
day Friday evening at his home 270S JEFF
ferson avenue. Nearly a hundred guests
were present.
Lodge 127. /. A. OF N. enjoyed a tanyho
to the Utah Hot Springs last Sunday sf-
ternoon. about twenty-five members par
ticipating-
Miss Virginia Thurston will leave next
week for FL Paso. Tex. where she will
be the guest for a month or two Of her
sister, Mrs. II. L. Gordon.
Mrs William Driver will entertain the
Child Culture club on Tuesday afternoon
at her home on jefferson and Twenty-sev-
enth street.
Miss Clara Tribe. who has been study
ing music in Paris and Berlin for the
about a month.
Miss Ruby Brooks will entertain the
members of her card club on Tuesday
evening at her home on Twenty-third
street.
The ladies OF the Maccabees gave So
cial on Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. G. A. Sebring.
Miss Ellen Thomas, who has been in
New York studying vocal music. is ex-
pected home next week
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Davis of Salt Lake
are the guests for few days Of Mr.. and
Mrs H. Lewis.
the guest of Miss Florence Parker for a
week or two
Miss Helen Rivers is back from a visit
of two months with friends in Sacrament
TO. Cal.
Mrs. A. W. Meek spent part Of last
week in Salt Lake with her sister. Mrs
NJ 3. Whitney.
Mrs. W. A. McGaw will entertain the
Lucky Thirteen club on Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. ]. c. Nye and Mrs. Fred NJ. Nye
have invitations out for a luncheon on
Tuesday.
Mrs. II. NJ Rowe entertained twenty
guests at bridge on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. r. A Grant has invitations out
for bridge on Monday at the Reed
Mrs. A. p. Hibbs entertained at two
tables of bridge last night.
Miss Naomi Harding spent the week in
Ia Al with friandx