The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
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Ogden, Sunday, May 80.

| past year, has returned 10 ogden 10 spend
/ the summer with her parents.
| Mrs. John McDermott and daughters.
Anna and Mary McDermott, leave next
/ Wednesday for Los Angeles, where they
/ VIII spend the summer
Jake Reams OF the Short Line engi-
neering department at Salt Lake, was in
/ Ogden Friday night to attend the dance
given by the young ladies of the st. 10
Mr. and Mrs. 3. Tyree and Miss Agnes
| Mcdonald went to Salt Lake Friday to
/ spend Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Horace Perry and Miss Harold
I Peery were Salt Lake visitors during the
week
Mr. and Mrs George H. Greenwell an
nOunce the engagement Of their daughter,
Nell, 10 Z. II. Chambers, the wedding to
take place In the near future.
Willard Kay, jr., has returned 20 Ogden
from Stanford university.
Mr.. and Mrs J. II. LabTum are making
arrangements 10 leave Ogden for Ely,
New.
Miss B. Guinan of New York is the
guest of Mrs. Hugh Nolan, Madison ave
nue. for few days
One of the pleasant events of the week
was the reception extended to the Weber
academy graduates by the Alumni asso-
citation Of the school on Thursday even
Ing.
the members Of the party of eastern gro
GERS to Portland, Ore. on Tuesday after
noon.
Judge S. T Corn has returned to Og-
den from Wyoming.
+. r. Breisch Of Cheyenne was an Og-
den visitor during the week.
II. J. Walden of North Platte, Neb.,
spent a few days during the past week
in Ogden visiting friends.
Friday evening al the Royal Dancing
academy the Veteran Firemen's associa-
ton gave another of their enjoyable old
| time parties. which was largely attended
Mrs. Hibbs and son, William, have left
for Seattle, where they will visit friends
and relatives for a few weeks.
Bert Greenwich of Idaho Falls is the
guest OF his brother, John Greenwich, for
a few days.
Jake Peterson, editor and publisher Of
the COalville Times, spent a few days in
Ogden during the week.
The social event OF the week was the
dance given at the Congress Dance acad-
envy Friday evening by the young ladies
of the ST JOseph's church. The affair
was well attended and very enjoyable
evening was spent The hall was deco
rated with cut flowers and palms. The
favOrs were red carnations, to which were
attached fortune telling cards. which
we're received with much merriment The
success of the affair was due 70 the eff
forts Of Miss Rae Keck. president of the
Children of Mary society, assisted by
Misses Edith KlOpenstein, Mae COnroy,
lnez PlatfOot, Bessie Callahan. Della
Farmer. Fanny Dermody. Helen McCarty,
In high school circles the banquet of
The staff of Classicum. the high school
paper was held at the Potter cafe Friday
evening. and was attended by about sixty
members Of the school paper and the
faculty.
f. c. Bush of Cooling, Ida. spent Tues
dav and Wednesday in Ogden.
William Crandall, formerly of Ogden
but now of Denver. was an Ogden visitor
during the week, renewing old acqusint-
ances.
Mrs l. L. Reynolds entertained the
Monday Card club at her Adams avenue
residence Monday afternoon.
Mrs. William Eccles and Mrs. A. W.
Walker 'ep-ertained at bridge Tuesday
afternoon at the residence Of Mrs. Eccles,
2555 jefferson avenue.
Miss Tillie Cohn left Ogden Tuesday
for Rock Springs, WyO.. where she will
visit for a number of weeks.
Mrs. Holmes Ives of CobTe New. was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Forbes
during the past week.
Mrs. Malmin entertained the ladies of
the Baptist Kensington at her home on
Twelfth street on Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Carey Street announce the
enga cement Of their sister. Miss Lillian
Gray, OF Murray, Utah, to George A.
Bush of Salt Lake City. the marriage to
take place in June.