The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-18
OGDEN

| OGDEN. April 17.--Thc ladies of the
Tolstoi circle held their annual outing
on Tuesday at the home OF Mrs. Miller
in Riverdale. and the day proved one
/ of enjoyment for all At | o'clock
luncheon was served and later an un
usually interesting programme was
! given. Mrs. King and Mrs. Clancy
were appointed as committee to act
with the other clubs, and in sympathy
| with the movement lnaugurated by the
business men TO establish a Y. NJ. G. A.
I in Ogden, Mrs. Beuschel, as poem read
er, gave 1.-THE Country Life by Stod-
subject for the day, was taken up.
Philosophy of Happiness, read by
Mrs. Newcomb, and "The Spirit of
| Change read by Mrs. Clancy, were
discussed, as we'll as the other writ
ings and teachings of the author, Ella
Wheeler Wilcox. This was followed by
| well,prepared paper by Mrs. Miller
on "The Principles of New Thought. -
The programme was concluded by
Timely Topics, which was led by
| Mrs. Starratt, who gave a reading on
the Emanuel movement under Dr. Wor-
stcr.
The Historical society held it's last
meeting at Inglesidc. the suburban home
Of Mrs. Hattie Miller. Tho attendance
was small, but the programme was very
interesting. Mrs. Bishops rendition Of
Gland Of the Heart S Desire effcc-
lively brought out all of the beauty and
imagery Of the Gaelic poem, and was
greatly enjoyed by her listeners. Mrs.
Miller followed with an original paper
on cleaning 10 Know Ourselves,
which showed thought md study of hu
man nature Mrs. Vogel' s article on
the writings of Maxim Gorky brought
out many points for discussion. Mrs
Miller then closed the programme with
! beautiful, original poem, entitled
; "Heavcn Both Here and Iondcr. - Re
freshments were served by the hostess
aud the society then adjourned, to
meet May ], with Mrs. Nogel at 2i6
Twcntythird street The meeting being
an open one. aud the occasion of a lee
turo by Mr.. Reynolds. all club ladies
and those interested are cordially in
vited to be present.
Mrs. G.. II. Hollngsworth and Miss
Minnie Kiesel were the hostcsscs on
Monday afternoon at a card party given
Mt the Virginia. The games were bridge
and $500, and prizes were given for
both The decorations were beautifully
carried out in white and green. In
the dining room a large bowl of mar
guerites and ferns formed the table
center pieces, and daffodils and palms
were used in the other rooms. The
tally cards were in the same colors, and
the idea was carried out in many other
pretty details. About seventy guests
enjoyed the affair. and among the ont
of town guests were Mrs. r.. NJ Ali
son. Jr.. Mrs w. j. Shealy and Mrs.
j. i, Marshall Of Salt Lake City.
Another bridge party of the week
was the ono given by Mrs I. 5. Fitz-
4 II. Mi
ment 10 Mrs. Abner Luman of Salt
Lake City. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Luman and Mrs. G.. a. Woodruff. Tho
decorations in the dining room were
carried out in red and white. the table
Being especially attractive with red
satin bows. vases of red and white car
nations and the candelabra with red
silk shades with silver fligrec work.
Those present were Mrs. j. G.. Nye, Mrs.
\. j. Hibbs. Mrs. George Mason, Mrs.
Abner Lumau Mrs. Il. T. Hume. Mrs.
II. VI. Spencer. Mrs. Abe Kuhn. Mrs.
r. d. Ryan. Mrs Archie Bigelow Mrs.
Sheehan. Mrs G. A. Woodruff and Miss
Beazcll Of Minneapolis.
Miss Erma Knight entertained a
dozen of her girl friends on Monday
afternoon 10 meet her guest. Miss Emily
johnson of Cleveland, .. The dccOra
tions were all suggestive OF Easter,
and the guest favors were Easter cards.
Mrs. Horace :. Foster will entertain
the ladies Of the Congregational church
on Thursday afternoon at PISS Harri-
son avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ BuchmiIler left
Friday evening for Weiscr. Ida. where
they will visit their daughter, Mrs Roy
G.. Mckinney.
Mrs O. NJ. Runyan and daughter,
/ Mildred have returned from a visit
of six weeks at Ocean Park. Cal.
Mrs. \. r. Haywood visited friends
in Salt Lake City during the week.
Rev. and Mrs. j. f.. Carver spent
Wednesday and Thursday in Logan,
Mrs. James Ballard entertained the
Lucky Thirteen club on Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. c. J. Cunningham Of Pocatclo,
Ida: Mrs J. II. Pedigo of Walla
Walla. Wash. and Mrs. G. II. Core of
Boise. Ida. are visiting their mother,
Mrs. Harris. at 2753 Wall avenue.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Meth
odjst church was entertained on Thurs
day afternoon by Mcsdamcs i. NJ.
Forristan Walter Anderson, Burrit and
Hansen at the Forristall residence on
Z Twelfth street.
Miss Dollic Walker visited friends
in Evanston, Wyo., the early part Of
the week.
Martin Beck Of Minneapolis and j..
! H. Garrett Of Salt Lake City were the
guests Of Willard Scowcroft on Wed
nesday afternoon.
The dancing party given on Monday
evening by the Knights of Columbus
at the Congress was one of the pleas
ant social events Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ]. Carten Of
Salt Lake City spent Monday in Ogden
visiting friends and in the evening
| left for the east for a few weeks
| visit.
| Mrs. r. 3. Heller entertained the
! Child Culture club on Tuesday after
noon at her home on Orchard avenue,
| Mrs. j. S. Lewis and Mrs. j, c.
Armstrong have invitations out for
! 6ridge parties to be given on Monday
and Tuesday afternoons.
Mrs. j. G.. Nyc was hostess on Thurs
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