The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-05
State Society
OGDEN.

Especial TO The erald-RepubliCanO
Ogden. Dec AIRS. Harold J. Peery
has returned from visit with her father
and sisters at Provo.
Mrs. Robert S. Joyce was a Salt Lake
visitor Saturday.
Airs. Samuel /. Brick entertained in a
series Of bridge parties last Saturday af-
teTnOOn al her home 460 TWentv-fOurth
street The parlOT was tastefully dec
GRATED win caTnatiOns, ferns and fhry-
sdHthemuulS. The Out-Qf-tOWu guests
were Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. G.. c.. Clayton of
SAT- Lake, Mrs Charles l.. Hubbard of
Seattle, Mrs. James KnudsOn. Mrs.
Charles Knudson and Mrs. John Bnuds0n
of Brigham City. The other guests were
MS John Spargo, Mrs. Thomas ID. Dee,
Mrs. Robert w. Porter. Mrs. Patrick
Heaiy, Mrs John Common Lynch Mrs.
Fred kiesci. Mrs. William j. Cassidy,
Mrs. Charles ii. Stearns, Mrs. F. NJ. Mat
son, Mrs ]. r. Reynolds. Airs. Ralph
HOaS Mrs. Pope, Mrs. William W. Fleet
wood, Mrs. Thomas Il. Fitzgerald Mrs.
DlNsOn, Mrs. Ralph f. Bristol, Mrs. S IT..
Corn, Mrs. Cullen, Mrs. Heuick. Mrs.
John 5. Lewis Mrs. Robert II. Joyce Mrs.
BELL Mrs w. b. POrterfield, Mrs VIII
liam ii. Eccles, Mrs. Hiram Fl. Spencer,
Mrs. i. b. Spencer, Mrs. Elijah Larldn,
Mrs. II. C. Wood, Mrs Hulaniski; Misses
Dee.
Mrs. Charles Kimball Bannister has re-
Gently announced the engagement of her
daughter. Emile, TO Clarence Brinton
The members of the Eastern Star enter
tanned at delightfully."- informal tea at
the Masonic temple last Wednesday even
Ing, December J.
Miss May AIorrissey was pleasantly sur
prtsed at her home, 29l5 Lincoln avenue,
last Friday evening by a number of her
friends. Those who enjoyed the pleas
ant affair were Miss Monica Shields,
Miss Libby NeWey. Miss FlaVia Hughes,
Miss Martina Shields, Miss Earl Williams,
Miss Mildred Beck, Miss lnez Thomas,
Miss Marguerite Shields. Miss Olive Har-
bertOu, Miss Myrtle Kuhn, Miss Marguer-
lite Casey and Miss Dorothy WestOver;
MessFs. Frank Stone, Walter Smyth. Has
kel Lamdin Leslie Van Dyke Howard
SIraJI9rq; Danlel Moran, Fred slater
Harold IrOWsdale, Herbert Snow, Ray
mQnd MOrTiSsey, Edward MOrTtssey,
Frank Frost and Amos Beinap.
The ladies of the J.. A. 70 Q. II. &. gave
"a surprise party at the home Of Mrs. j.
HA Rhine in honor of Past president Mrs.
Boyd, who is visiting i'm Ogden from Ore
gOL The afternoon was pleasantly
passed in playing high five. The prizes
were given to Mrs, Wilson, Mrs Snyder
and Mrs Boyd. After the game Mrs.
Boyd was presented with a beautiful en-
blcm of the order.
The CembIm club was delightfulIv en-
tertained ny Mrs l.. Boyle Thursday af-
ternOOn, In the evening Mrs. Boyle took
her guests to the OTpheum, The
Cembln club will be entertained by Mrs
&. Christensen at her home on Healy
avenue at the next meeting.
Mr., and Mrs. a. q. harrington an
nounce the engagement of their daughter,
Ruth A, TO r. u. Greenwich of Salt Lake.
The marriage viii take place about
Miss Lydia McEimmon has gone to
southern California to spend the winter
MI. and Mrs. FlOrian r. Debots have
returned from an extended eastern trip.
Miss May Murphy visited Miss Ella BO-
CART this week for a few days, while on
her way 10 LIVINGSTONE, Mont. where she
Will visit during the greater part of the
winter.
Miss Inem esimmerson entertained a
number of her friends al a birthday par
ty saturday afternoon. Various games
were played and number of choice Sc
lections were rendered on the piano by
the Misses Dorothy AIcGaW and Anna
Day. Those present were Miss Lucille
Griffin Miss GerUie Dick, Miss Nora
WheelwTighL Miss Vera Richards. Miss
Marjorie Turner, Miss Anna Day Miss
Dorothy McGaW and Miss Mida Richards
The IolSJOl circle held q most interest
ing meeting Tuesday afternoon al the
home of Mrs. Meek ON Jefferson avenue.
The next meeting of the club will be held
at the home of Mrs. Nate Kuhn on Adams
avenue.
Frank Foutz. the new Rio Grande agent
andsfamily. have removed tSsOeden from
PruVB rrE,e1-
The handsome home of the David c..
ECcles was the scene of de-
lishtfUl bridge party on last Friday even
ing. Mrs. Arthur Kuhn won the ladv's
prize, and Frank NJ. briggs won the
mans prize. The large round table i'm
the dining room was beautiful with a COW
err of exquisite Mexican drawn work on
linen ~ cut glass bowl of pink ana
white carnations graced the center of the
board The sixteen members of the Fri
day bridge club who were seated around
the table We're DT. and Airs. Ambrose T.
Hibbs, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Kircbar
Mr- ana Mrs. oliver NJ. RUnyau. MI and
Mrs, Arthur Kuhn. Mr.. and Mrs. Erred n
LESS. AIR. and AIRS. Frank N Driers
dr- and Mrs. Thomas Il. Fitzgerald ana
4rt and Mrs Abe Kuhn Miss Margaret
" right sister OF Mrs Eccles and Miss
Flo civilians assisted the hostess. lIr
and Mrs Fred n Hess viii entertain t6a
club i'm two weeks at their home on or
chard avenue
Two ogden men left this week for svt-s-
zen 20 spend Christmas with their rala-
yves IN that farrell land J. Sehalliap