The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-25
OGDEN SOCIETY
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN, Oct. 24.-MrS, OilNer NJ
Runyan and Mrs. Ambrose p. Hibb;
were hostesscs at n beautifully ap
pointed bridge ten. given at tho Vir
pinia. on Thursday afternoon. Eleven
tables we're filled with tho players, and
after the games a number of people
came in for tea. a prize was given al
each table and they were won by Mrs
II. Lewis, Mrs. r. L. Hoag, Mrs. A. &,
Horn. Mrs. Harold Peery, Miss Taylor
of Provo. Mrs. William Eccles, Mrs T.
NJ briggs, Mrs. Leroy Eccles, MIS-
Fred Hess. Miss Bowles and Mrs va
mskj of Chicago. At the tea when
folIovod Mrs. ]. L. Herrick and Mrs
= Nrmstrong poured. The table deco.
yat;nns were carried out IN PINK and
Irb;tr Silver candelabra with soft SILK
sb,Sos ware used, and strCamcrs OF
sntin ribbon in the prevailing colors
added 10 the pretty effect. large cut
GLASS bowl of pink and white roses on
. cluny ccnterpiecc graced the center
of the table.
The dancing party given by Dr. ,3., ana
Mrs. III, M Rowe and Mr.. ana MIS-.
Charles Kircher ON Friday evening. aC
the Congress Dancing academy, was
rho largest and most engrossing social
vent OF the week. About 125 couples
were present and among the out'oI'
town guests were Miss Taylor OF froYo'
Mrs, E. G. Fulkerson OF Chicago, Mrs
r.. a. Allison. Mr.. and Mrs. u. =.
Dunbar and Glen Schramm OF Salt
lake CITY. The reception hall was
hrantifullv decorated with mountain ASH
berries, carnations. ferns and smliaT;
Punch was served in the dancing nan
and light refreshments IN the reception
room. y,
Miss Doal Reading was the guest OF
honor aud Miss Augusta HadIey was
NC hostess at an informally arranged
afternoon affair on Wednesday Inc
guests numbered fourteen
Mrs. VIII Watson was hostess at an
afternoon affair on Tuesday in compl-
ment 10 Mrs. Heber j. Sears Of Chl-
csgo.
Tb, marriage of Miss Ethel Naisbitt
and Albert r. Wilbur OF Oakland. Cal,
will take place on Wednesday, NoVem-
her (, Miss Naisbitt is the Youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nsis-
bitt and is very popular among inc
younger set
Mr.. and Mrs. W. V. Cassidy went TO
Evanston this week for orlet NlSiE, 1t;
The Ogden Historical society VIII
gational church on Monday evening;
November p Rev. Elmer l. Goshen w1il
speak on Aristotle.
The Child Culture club met Tuesday
with Mrs. Kerr at lI Washington
avenue.
Nesdames Burns. Bowering, Price and
Newton of Salt Lake City, and MISS
Philip Baker of Denver, were guests OF
the C. A. Il. ladies, Lincoln circle NO; :,
NJ their regular meeting on Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Morris Smith has invitations out
for q bridge party, 10. be gwen on
Thursday next at the Virginia.
Mrs. Horace Pecry was hostess on
Wednesday AFTERNOON at bridge party,
in compliment 10 Mrs. Harold Peery. In
the evening she entertained at another
bridge affair. in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Peery.
Mrs. W. J. Shealy has invitations out
for Tuesday afternoon for sewing
nt the Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. briggs will give
a Halloween dance at the state school
for the deaf and blind. Halloween Gus.
toms and decorations viii prevail and
the affair promises to be delightful
one in every respect.
] Mrs. James II. DeVine will enter
TAIN at pTlUEG On i utSldN utAI, III
compliment 70 Mrs. Harold Pecry.
Mrs G. H. Mcintosh entertained the
members Of the Lucky Thirteen club
on Wednesday afternoon.
Dr. c. X. Mccoy Of Seattle is 4 guest
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. \. 2.
Hibbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Peery arc home
from California.
A beautiful home wedding of Thurs
day evening was that of Miss Glen
Douglas aud Frank Quayle Cannon,
which took place at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James II.
Douglas, on Madison avenue. The cere-
mony was performed at 1880 'clock by
Judge II. II. Rolapp, and was followed
by large and brilliant reception, which
was attended by about 200 people.
Lohengrin's 3 wedding march was played
by Professor Squire Coop, and during
the evening music was given by a
stringed orchestra. The decorations
were entirely in pink, and in the parlor
carnations and cbrysanthemums were
used. The dining room was pretty with
pink carnations and satin streamers.
The bridesmaids were Miss Genevieve
Douglas and Miss Wealthy Douglas.
John L. Taylor was best man. The
brides dress was white messaline over
silk, with trimmings Of real lace, and
ehe carried shower bouquet Of bride s
roses: The groom is the son of Senator
Frank j, Cannon The bride is one OF
the most charming members of the
younger social set and is prominent in
musical circles. Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon
will make their home in Ogden.
Mrs. Heber J. Sears and children.
who have spent the past three months
IN Ogden and Salt Lake City, visiting
old friends and relatives, will leave
Monday for their home in Chicago.
Miss Caroline Lane spent the week in
Salt Lake City with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred n. Hess will leave
the early part of next week for Cali.
fornia. Mrs. Hess will visit about two
months IN San Francisco and California,
but Mr.. Hess will return In few days,
Eos T- A. ORG