The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-29

later than six o'clock Friday evening
1t will confer Il great favor upon the
society editor if this suggestion Is fol
lowed.
Mrs w. D. Bachelor will leave
this afternoon on the east bound train
for Evanston, to join her husband who
IS Ill.
Miss Anna Simons Is here from
Ely, visiting with her aunt, Mrs. w. D
Bachelor, and she Will leave for Sc
attic, In June when she will be mar
ried.
Following the commencement eX-
ercises of the Ogden High school, to
be given Thursday evening at the
Grand Opera House, the members OF
the graduating class will be guests
It banquet at the Potter Cafe
The seniors of the Ogden High
school participated in a delightful
class party Wednesday evening.
Rev e. Carver will deliver the
taccalaureate address TO the gradu
ates of the Ogden High school, at the
Presbyterian church. Sunday, June Z.
The Monday Bridge club met with
]. l.. Reynolds, Monday afternoon, and
Mrs Fitzgerald won the prize. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Ar
thur Kuhn
Miss Elizabeth Maughn was pleas
antly surprised Thursday evening by
the members of the Y. l.. and Y Nj.
J. a OF the Fourth Ward An enjoy
able time was spent at music and
games, and refreshments were serv-
ed
Miss Zina Griffith will entertain the
pupils of the eighth grade at her home
Wednesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. j. s. Carver have
left for trip to Portland, Oregon.
Mrs. Hugh Nolan has as her guest
Miss 3. Guinan of New York City
Mrs. F. H. De Puy and little daugh-
ter leave shortly to join Mr.. De Puy
in Idaho, where they Will spend the
summer. Mrs. De Puy has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Stevens.
Miss Ada Johnson spent part of the
week with Miss Lillian Stevens, upon
her return from Chicago, where she
spent the winter studying music. She
returned TO Spring City Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. JW.F Volker spent
guest Of Mrs. Eccles.
Apostle David o. Mckay returned
Thursday night from a two weeks
tour OF Arizona and New Mexico.
Prof. F. S. Hintze left Tuesday for
ten days hunting trip.
w. E. Corey left Wednesday for
Idaho where he goes to take charge
OF the work for Corey Brothers Con-
struction company.
Misses Belle Corey and Ruth Pet
erson have returned from ten days
visit in Bear River City
Miss Frances Joyce was guest
of Mrs r. A. Grant OF Salt Lake
City, few days this week.
The Ladies' Missionary Society or
the First Presbyterian church met
with Mrs. ]. S. Gordon. 551 Twenty.
fifth street, Tuesday afternoon.
Gus Wright has returned from
Two weeks trip TO San Francisco, Los
Angeles and other points on the coast
Before his :eturn he visited with his
mother, at Ocean Park.
The ladies of the Baptist Kensing
ton were entertained Friday after
loon at the home of Mrs Malmin on
Twelfth street
The Alumni association of the Og-
len High school will give their an
lual reception and ball 10 the gradu-
lting classes, at Congress Dancing
academy, Friday evening. when the
honored guests will be initiated into
The mysteries OF the red and white.
The annual Junior Prom" In com
pliment TO the classes Of '0S IL and
%, of the Ogden High school. will
be given Tuesday evening at the Con-
gress Dancing academy.
The Veteran Firemen's "Old Time
party was given last night at the Roy
al Dancing academy. The attendance
was large. and a good time was en-
ioycd by the dancers. The ball was
given for the purpose of raising funds
for the purchase of uniforms for the
-tire laddies.
Miss Matte Watts, who has been
studying music at Kings Conserva-
tory of Music at San Jose for the past
year and a half. returned home yester
day, and will pay her parents an ex
tended visit
A farewell reception and dance was
rendered John r. Watson last evening
in the Fifth Ward meeting house The
affair was largely attended by friends
and acquaintances who gathered to
wish him godspeed on a mission TO
England which he is about TO under
take for the Latter-day Saints church.
The reception was under the auspices
OF the Young Mems and Young Lad
les Mutual Improvement association
OF that church.
The ladies of st. Joseph's Sewing
society will give tea and SALE June
9th, at the residence of Mrs. Don Ma
guire, $40 Twenty-fifth street, the pro-
ceeds to be used for charity.