The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16
OGDEN



the Eccles home on Jefferson avenue.
Pink and green were the colors used
in the decorations, and in the dining
room masses of carnations and greens
banked the mantel The table was es-
pecially pretty with pink tea roscbuds
scattered over the cloth. The chandel,
icrs were fcstooned with carnations and
ferns and the same flowers were used
in the other rooms. Mrs. Leroy Ec-
cles, Mrs Joel Harris. Miss Mae Hume,
Miss Florence Civilian and Miss Tulie
Baker assisted the hostcsses and in the
dining room Mrs. VIII Wright. Mrs.
Macdonald, Mrs. \. L. Haywood and
were won by Mrs. Arthur Kuhn. Mrs.
4. w. Walker, Mrs. A. P. Hibbs and
Mrs. Z. II. Smith. Among the guests
from Salt Lake City were Mesdames
Ackerman, Barnes. Charles Crismon, Il,
r. Fairwestber, Macdonald. W, j.
Shealy. J. L. Grant Jr., Meyer and +.
NJ. Allison.
Mrs. Edward Bichsel entertained
about forty guests at five hundred
party OH Tuesday afternoon.
One of the largest social events of
the week was the bridge tea given on
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. r. $. Joyce
and Miss Frances Joyce at the Virginia
The decorations were beautifully car"
ried out in white and yellow, and IN
the dining room large basket of the
yellow flowers, tied with bows of the
prevailing colors, graced the center of
the table. Prizes were won by Mrs.
William Van Allen. Mrs. Eggleston, Mrs.
Will Eccles and Mrs, Thomas, Mrs. j.
r. T. Hume and Mrs. II. II. Spencer
poured coffee. Among the out.of-town
guests were Mrs II. p Henderson, MIS-.
+. NJ. Allison and Miss Jane Howat of
Salt Lake City.
An interesting meeting of the Tolstoi
circle was held on Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Newcomb. Mrs.
King, poem reader OF the club, read
Path" by Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
Lecture on Free Love by Josiah
Allen s wife, was read by Mrs. New
comb. ''Mr. Dooly on the Education OF
the Young" by +. P. Dunno, was given
by Mrs Cook Mrs. Miller led timely
topics, the subject being the conditions
in Turkey. \ general discussion fol
lowed. During the social hour refresh
meuts were served by the hostess. The
circle adjourned to meet IN two weeks
at the home OF Mrs, Nate Kuhn at
235l Adams avenue.
On Friday evening the junior class Of
at the Fifth ward amusement hall and
after the performance dancing was en-
ioyed for the remainder of the even
ing.
Mrs. II. J. Kroupa of Provo is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. 7. D. Fenton, on
Thirticth street.
The marriage of Miss Grace Grant,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Heber J.
Grant of Salt Lake City, 20 |. Blair
Evans of Ogden will take place the lat
ter part of June in Salt Lake City and
later the young couple will come TO
Ogden TO live.
Mrs. G. 4. Woodruff entertained the
members of her bridge club on Monday
afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs.
T. NJ. briggs. Mrs. A. P, Hibbs and
Mrs. r. T. Hume,
The marriage of Miss Bessie Hartog
aud Arthur Burdett took place on
Wednesday in The Salt Lake temple,
and on Thursday evening a large re-
cept.on was given in their honor at the
hcme of the bride s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Worden Itartog, which WAS
attended by about seventy-tive guests.
The bride s gown was white silk mule
with trimmings of baby Irish and val
oDciennes. The evening was spent at
music and social chat and wedding
supper was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Bur
dett have the good wishes of scores of
friends. They will make their home in
Ogden.
Tho large affair for next week is the
charity card party to be given by the
Martha society on Thursday evening at
the Weber club.
Mrs T. ]. Fitzgerald entertained the
ladies mission circle of the Baptist
church on Thursday afternoon at her
home on Grant avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Dent Mowrey will leave
in week or SO for Europe, whore Mr..
Mowrey will take up the study OF music
under the masters at Berlin During
the summer months they Will visit Eng
land, Scotland, Ireland and other Euro.
peau countries.
Mrs. J. T. Grant. .Jr., of Salt Lake
City is visiting relatives in Ogden for
a few days.
ST. Joseph S Sewing society met at
the home Of Mrs w. d. Hayes on
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Jack Browning and Mrs. Charles
Kircher were hostesses on Thursday af-
ternoon at tennis tea given at the
home of the former. About forty guests
enjoyed the afternoon.
Mrs. James Cooper entertained the
ladies Of the Presbyterian church and
their friends at n kensington on Thurs.
day afternoon.
Mrs. Wesley Early Of Chicago and
Miss Beatrice Anderson of Los Angeles
are the guests of Mrs. George Ii. Davis.
Mrs. George n. Culver has returned
from an extended visit to the Pacific
coast.
The children of the State School for
the Blind were the guests of Joseph
Scowcroft on Wednesday afternoon at
the Chicago symphony orchestra concert
at the Grand
Governor William Spry, Samuel New
house and Harry Joseph Of Salt Lake
City were The guests Of Horace and
Harold Peery ou Wednesday afternoon.
Lamar Nelson of salt Lake City was
an Ogden visitor during the week.
Mrs. Harold Peery visited her father,
George S. Taylor, in Provo this week.
Mrs. W. Y. McGill and daughter of
Fly, New, are visiting friends in Ogden
for few days.
T.. s. Mcdaniel. formerly Of Ogden,
was in the city lgE;ng the past week
visiting friends.
a piano recits. was gwen for Miss
Erma Stewart at the Sacred Heart