The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-10
Oqden Society.

Miss Dorothy Summers is spending
few days in Salt Lake with friends.
Miss Laura Wheeling is home from St
Miss Rita Parker has as a guest Miss
Hattie Tracy of Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Hodson OF Provo
We're visitors in Ogden during the week
Miss Virginia Randall of Salt Lake is
the guest of Miss Pearl Roberts.
Mrs. V. L. Carey and daughter Edna
are on the coast.
Los Angeles
Miss Stella Warren entertained about
thirty friends informally at five hundred
on Tuesday evening.
Miss Alice Reynolds, member of the
B. Y. L. faculty at Provo, was in Ogden
visiting friends the past week.
The young ladies of the Fifth ward
gave a dancing party last night at the
Miss Ethel Miller is back from a short
trim to Denver where she was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. John Edwards.
Miss Arviila Fielding was hostess on
The rooms were gay with spring bios
SONS and plumosa and the color idea was
carried out in white and green.
Miss Kathryn Barker entertained the
members of her card club on Monday
evening. Prizes We're won by Miss Jes-
sic Fisher and John Barker.
Miss Verna Carter entertained about
twenty friends at cards on Thursday
prizes were won by Miss Emma Patrick
and Harry King.
Miss Isabel Richardson was hostess on
Thursday at an afternoon affair.
Miss lone Black entertained about a
dozen little friends on Tuesday after
noon in honor of her seventh birthday
anniversary. Prizes were given for the
games and each little guest was given
pretty souvenir.
The large event for next week is the
dance to be given at the Hermitage on
Thursday evening by the Weber club.
The invitation was extended by Mr.. VIII
son to the club and the affair will be
the first dance of the season to DE given
in the canyon.
The Misses Edna and Marion Blake
were hOsteSSeS on Tuesday afternoon at
a luncheon, given in compliment to their
guest Miss Lucy Perkins of Salt Lake.
The decorations were spring blossoms and
carnations. Sixteen guests were present
to meet the honor guest.
The marriage of Mrs. Maude Carver
Shurtliff, daughter of j. S. Carver, to
John McCarmant or Denver. took place
on Wednesday in Salt Lake City, Rev.
G.. w. McCreery of the Methodist church
Of this city performing the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. McCarmant left for Calf
fornia on a wedding trip and later they
will make their home in Denver
On Thursday evening the Second Ward
Dramatic club presented the little drama
entitled stock Exchange" at the
amusement hall The characters were all
well sustained.
The "old folks" concert given on Mon
day evening by the ladies of the Con-
gregational church was one of the So
cial events of the week. The demand for
a repetition of the concert has been so
insistent that the ladies have consented
to repeat it Wednesday evening.
A pleasant social event of Friday even
ing was the card party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. McCune at their home on
Twenty-sixth street. The guests were
Messrs and Mesdames Joseph ScOwcroft
Willard Scowcroft. Heber ScowcrOft. A.
L. Scoville. j. w. IRE, II. f. McCune.
]. l. Herrick, Frank Stevens, NJ. S.
Browning. w. G. Patrick Joseph Decker
Ezra Rich, Joseph Wright. Joseph C.
McFarlane Robert Burton. George Davis
Charles Woodruff and c. +. OsgOod, and
Albert ScOwcroft.