The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-08
OGDEN SOCIETY

! Special to Tho Tribune
OGDEN, Nov. IA beautiful home
wedding of Wednesday evening was
that of Miss Ethel Naisbitt and Albert
| r. Wilber, which took place at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Naisbitt, on Washington
avenue The ceremony was performed
at $50 'clock by Bishop John Watson
and was witnessed by about fifty
guests. Miss Ellen Larkin was brides.
maid and Pete AMMAN was best man.
tifully carried out in pink and white,
carnations of the prevailing shades
being used in profusion. Streamers of
pale pink aud white chiffon radiated
from the corners of the room to the
chandelier. In the dining room red
flowers being used. The wedding march
was played by Miss Priscilla Naisbitt.
Tho bride wore pale pink dress of
| embroidered nunin, and Miss Larkin
was in green. After spending about
six weeks in Ogden Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Der will go to Oakland, Cal, where they
Will make their home. -
Mrs. f. c. Mcdonald entertained at
a pleasantly appointed luncheon Mon
| day afternoon. covers being laid for ten
guests, The decorations were in white
and green, and after luncheon an in
formal musicale was enjoyed.
Miss Ella Edwards entertained four
teen of her girl friends Thursday af-
| ternoon. Games and music were the
amusements, followed by luncheon.
! White and pink carnations and rib
bon streamers were used in the deco
| rations.
Miss Olive Lynch entertained the
members of her sewing club Wednes
day afternoon.
Mrs. w. C. Camp entertained the
members OF her sewing circle Friday
afternoon The club has but recently
been organized and the meeting Friday
was the first one, The personnel of
W. F. Bossner. Carl Allison, Jed Ballan.
! tyne, Dent Mowrey, Frank Hotalling,
! George Bushnell, NJ T. Cunningham,
Sam Crawshaw, Johnson and W. c.
Camp.
Miss Lizzie Walker was hostess ut
pleasantly arranged evening affair on
| Thursday, the honor guest being Miss
Dora GRAY. Euchre was the game of
the evening and prizes were won by
Miss Kate Barker, Miss Daisy Roberts,
Fred Nichols and Bert johnson. Deco
rations of autumn leaves and chTysan-
themums prevailed. the dining room
being especially attractive with masses
of bright leaves and flowers. The
| guests QunDeISu SlSltcH-
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Culver have
as guests at their home Mr.. and Mrs.
H. X, Hoff of Pinedale, Wyo.
The Woman's Relief corps will give
a farewell party next Wednesday In
! honor of Mrs, Mary Couch at the home
of Mrs. Addie Baker.
Miss Helen Anderson entertained her
classmates Friday evening at her home
on Grant avenue. A few hours spent
at games, refreshments and music all
contributed 10 an unusually pleasant
evening.
About fifteen girl friends of Miss
J Mabel Rirle gave surprise IN her.
honor Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Moyes announce
the cnea cement OF their daughter. Dora,
10 DR.. J, W. Pidcock, the wedding TO
take place some time III the near fu-
ture.
Mrs. J. II. Thomas was hostess at
beautifully arranged afternoon affair on
Saturday.
Mrs. E. A, Littlefeld and Mrs, W. \,
Turner entertained at 5UU on FRIDAY al
terpoon, After the games luncheon
was served and about twenty guests en-
ioyed the delightful event.
Miss Irene Scott entertained dozen
of her girl friends on Wednesday after
noon at a kensington. The rooms were
gay with pink and white carnations and
chrysanthemums,
Miss MYRTLE Fisher spent the week
in Salt Lake City with friends.
The Misses Elizabeth Stone and Lily
TAYLOR entertained the members Of
their card club on Wednesday evening.
The game was 500 and prizes were won
by Miss Hilda Barker and Sam Collins.
The club will meet again in two weeks
at the home Of Miss Ruby Brooks.
Miss Louise Hutchins will leave next
week for n visit in southern Utah with
relatives.
Mrs. Vida De Lapp has returned from
Oakland. Cal, whore she visited her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Gasberg
for a few weeks.
Mrs. Flora Malouey, formerly of this
cjty. is here from the south to visit
her daughter, Mrs. James II. DeVine.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Peterson have re-
turned from a two weeks visit in east
ern cities,
Mrs. George Matson was hostess at
hridoe marty on Friday evening, three
tables being filled with the players
Miss Mae Wilson was the recipient OF
q pleasantly arranged surprise given on
Monday evening by about twenty OF heI
young friends. The time was spent at
games, prizes in q guessing contest De,
Ing awarded to Miss Lucy Evans and
Hume Robbins. Inter supper was
served. pink and white carnations form
ing the table decorations.
Mrs. Farley Wright entertained the
Child Culture club on Tuesday after
noon.
Mr., and Mrs. ". j. Shealy left
Wednesday for Salt Lake City, where
they will make their home.
q The ladies Of st. Joscph's Sewing So
: ciety will give tea and sale ad the
, home of Mrs. Thomas Keogh. 2oon UT,
evening. Nov II, 1908, the proceeds to
. be used for a charity. They hope their
& friends will all assist in making u