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MISS STEWART DELIGHTS.

Friday evening. tho stage Of Sacred
Beart academy. tastefully decorated
In apple blossoms. carnations, palms
and ferns. presented beautiful ap-
pcarance and proved an artistic back
ground for tho little performers who
pleased tho most critical listener and
delighted her many frIends. Attlred
In a dainty gown OF pink. she maze
her bow 10 an appreciatIvc audience
and rendered tho following program:
Tarnntellc ..-......... Thalberg
Roman Op. IS. No. 2. Aufschwung
Op. II, No. 2.......... Schumann
Caprice s,......-.s.sss.s. Glrompinl
Song. When Celia Sings. o.. F. Moir
Romance, Op 81. No. 5. .Tschaikowsky
La Moreua .........C .Chaminade
Rhapsody. in C-Major, 80. Dohnanyi
Miss StewaTts touch Is indeed mag
netic, and her execution OF the bril-
liant numbers was exceptionally good.
The opening selection, by Tbalberg,
was faithfully interpreted. and In
marked contrast TO its rapid tnmpo
was the romance By Schumann. which
breathed melody I'm every note. True
10 its title, the nuhmber by Gerom-
pini was wayward recital of vary
ing emotions
Miss Stewards voice has many ad-
mircrs and she displayed its flexible
quality in her solo, when Cola
Sings" which was accompanied by
Miss Malone. whose recital was tho
treat of two weeks ago In response
10 rapturous encore, she gave Ro-
mas The Letter" The Tschaikow.
sky romance showed great technical
ability, as did the brilliant rhapsody
In c. major by DohnanyT. but the
popular Chaminade number had. per
haps more TO captivatc, in its style,
than any other selection. and Miss
Stewart deserves credit for the grace
ful, easy Interpretation
AZ the conclusion of the program.
Father Cushnahan thanked tho young
lady in his own name, and In that
of her many friends, complimenting
her OH tho excellent WORK. Inciden-
tally. ,hc congratulated Miss Malone
and expressed the regret he felt at not
being able to be present when she
acquitted herself so admirably.
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RIDGE TEA.

The bridge party givcn on, Friday
afternoon by Mrs. George II. Davis and
Mrs. d. C. Eccles, was one OF the par,
ticularly bright events of the week
and was attended by more than a
hundred people. The decorations were
carried ont In pink and green, and In
the dining room masses OF carnations
and green's banked the mantcl and the
table WAS especially pretty with pink
tcarose buds scattered over the
cloth The chandeliers were festooned
with the carnations and ferns and the
same flowers were used in tho other
rooms.
Mrs. Leroy Ecclos, Mrs. Jool Har-
ris, Miss Mae Hume, Miss Florence
Civilian and Miss Tulle Baker assist
cd the hostess. and in the dining room
Mrs. VIII Wright Mrs Macdonald.
Mrs, A. r. Haywood and Mrs. A. w.
Walker, Mrs. A. P Hibbs and Mrs. +.
H. Smith Among the Salt Lake
guests were Mesdames Alderman,
Barnes, c. Crlsmon, E. C. Fairweather.
Macdonald, W. J, Shealy, Meyer, +,
NJ. Allison and J. F. Grant. Jr.
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TAFT MUSTERED IN TO
ASSOCIATED SOCIETY OF G. A. r.

Washington. May 15.-President
Taft. In the presence or dis
tinEulshed gathering Of civil war vet
Grams was mustered in today as a
member OF the Associated Society Of
Fansworth posu- Grand Army OF tho
Republic. OF Mount Vernon. y Y
Tho ceremonies were conducted by
General Horace Porter OF New York
in tho cast room of the White House.
President Roosevelt was made a
member OF the society soon after he
became president. In addition 10 mem
bership OF FarpSwoTth post, there
woro present today representatives OF
John 4. Dix POST and OF Lloyd Aspiu.
wall post OF New York City. as well
as prominent members Of the c. 4
r. In Washington. 4 few years ago
when Grand Army ranks began 10
thin from death, a movement was
started TO organize associate societies
OF such persons as desired TO help 20
keep up the famous organization.
Many Of the larger posts now have
associate societies.
President Taft became an honorary
member.
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HOME CULTURE CLUB.

The regular meeting of tho Homo
Culture club was held on Thursday.
May 9th, at the homo OF Mrs. Burl.
\ very pleasant. as we'll as profitable,
afternoon was spent with our south.
ern authors.
Miss Dressed gave several interest
ing extracts from tho works of G. H.
Cable, and Mrs. Burt presented ]. L..
Allen and his own peculiar style.
Mrs Kief very ably reviewed the
works Of Thomas Nelson Page. Mrs.
Kicf, herself native of the south
gave very interesting Interpretation
Of the scenes at the close OF the war
as described by this well-known au-
thor.
Mrs, Putnam gave a very instruc.
tive review OF the life of Francis Hop
kinSon Smith. which was followed by
Incidents from the life of Winston
Churchill and q review of his MI.
Crews Career by Mrs. Markle.
Tho next meeting of the club VIII
be held May goth with Mrs. Fltzger.
aid, 1888 Graut Ave.
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ROSEVEAR-TREMELLING

a very pretty wedding took place
at the home OF Matthew Mark. 225O
Adams avenue, Thursday evening, the
contracting parties being K. Albert
Rosevear and Miss Louise TremelI.
Ing. Some years ago the groom left
his native England TO get a start In
the land of hopes-America- He has
done well and few days ago. the
bride arrived TO share his success.
A brother OF the bride was best man
and Miss Emily Crosse was brides.
maid. Rev. G. w McCreery Of the
Methodist church. performed the cere-
mony
A bountiful wedding supper at the
home of Mrs. Ann Mark followed. AS
nearly all the guests were reared
within a radius of seven miles, the
occasion was one flled with memories
of old Cornwall.
The happy couple will be located in
Ogden.
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8UROETT HARTOG.

The marriage of Miss Bessie Hartog
and Arthur Burdettc took place on
Wednesday In the Salt Lake temple
and on Thursday evening a large re-
ception was given In their honor at
the home of the prlde's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. den Hartog, which was
attended by about seventy-fiye guests.
The brides gown was white null
with trimmings OF baby Irish and vals
enclennes. The evening was spent at
music and social chat and welding
supper was served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Burdett have the well.wIshes of scores
of friends. They Will make their home
In Ogden.
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Mr.. WHEeLWRIGHT SURPRISED

Mr.. Alex WheelwrlGht of Pittsburg.
Pa, was pleasantly surprised Friday
evening at the home of his sister, Mrs.
]. w. Gather. 1868 Monroe avenue.
The evening was pleasantly spent In
cards and music, high 1--WE being the
game. Prizes were Won by Miss Mabel
Keiser. Mr.. ]. Hcarn. Miss Hazel
Wheelwright, and Mr.. Alex Wheel
wright
Supper was served in the dining
room, which was decorated with car.
nations.
Those present were Mrs. Mamie
Lewis, of Pittsburg. Mr. and Mrs. R.
Cowan, Mr., and Mrs. Hearn. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. ". Wheelwrlgnt, Miss Mae
Butler. Miss Ethel Drysjale, Miss
Halla Drysdale, Miss Lottie Wadman,
Miss MIN Wadman. Miss Lena Gold,
Miss Ida Gold, Miss Mavic Keiser.
Miss Mabel Keiscr, Miss Hazel Wheel
wright; MesSrs A. Martin. F. Warner,
Donelson. c. Herrick. II. r. Graham,
c. Rolf, ]. w Owen, f. Owen, NJ
WheelwriGht, ]. Hurst
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MANY ENJOY BRIDGE.

Mrs. r S. Joyce and Miss Frances
Joyce were the hostesses on Tuesday
afternoon at a beautifully arranged
bridge tea given at the Virginia. Tho
decorations We're carried out in white
and yellow, and In the dining room a
large basket OF yellow flowers tied
with bows graceJ the center OF the
table Prizes were won by Mrs. Will
liam Van Allen. Mrs. Egggleston, Mrs.
VIII Ecoles. and Mrs. Thomas. Mrs.
James H. DevIne, Mrs. A, R. Mcintyre.
Mrs. r, T. Hume and Mrs H. II.
Spencer poured coffee. Among the
out-oftown guests were Mrs. II. p.
Henderson, Mrs. E. NJ Allison and Miss
Jane Howat. all of Salt Lake City.
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laos. The young people were In cos
tune. the guests impersonating the
gypsy. Spanish girl. flower girl. Jap
anese girls, old ladies. cowboys. rough
riders, Spanish cavalier. Indian and
the fun-loving clown.
Those. who participated In the az
fair were Misses Gladys Ballantyne,
Bertha Furchc, Marion Browning,
Leah Pardoe. Josephine Larkin. Car
rio Furche, Zina Taylor. Mercy Bar
low Messcrs. Fernor Watkins. Ray
Belnap. Wallace Rackham. Laurel
Brown, Ensign Herrick, Lathare Pack
ard. Bob Major, Lylcs Larkin. Glen
Corey.
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WILL ENTERTAIN FRIDAY.

Among those who will entertain
small parties at the charity cd par
ty TO be given next Thursday evening
by the ladies of the Martha society at
the Weber club, are: DR.. and Mrs. A.
p. Hibbs. Ike Beitman. Mr.. and Mrs,
o. NJ. Runyan. Mrs. c. A. Woodruff.
Mr. and Mrs. Farley Wright. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. c. Wood, Miss Belle BeazeD,
Samuel Newhouse, Mayor and Mrs. A.
l.. Brewer, Fred Burt, Mr. and Mrs,
Arthur Kuhn. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred NJ.
Hess, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ, briggs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred NJ. Nye, Mr.. and
Mrs, Ross Guthrie, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Kircher Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
Horn
The different committees Will com.
prise the twenty five members OF the
Martha society
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PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT.

Miss Minnie Brown entertained the
members Of tho dramatic club OF the
Weber academy alumni on Thursday
evening at ner home on Washington
avenue. The hours were spent at
games. followed by well-appointed
supper. Tho table was pretty with
decorations Of plumosa and red tul-
lps. During the evening, Miss Ivy
Cleghorn. the director of the company
was presented with a gold brooch.
Those present were the Misses Char
lotte WetZel, Ivy Cleghorn. Marion
Belnap Dorothy Greenwell. Frances
Smyth, Orllnda Wooley and Stella
Stewart; Messrs. Henry Anderson,
Alfred Larson. Earl Ballantyne, Ern-
est Mckay, Frank Anderson, Alma
LarE1n, Brlant Jacobs and Moroni
Olsen.
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TolSTOI CIRCLE.

The Tolstoi Circle met at the home
OF Mrs Newoomb Tuesday afternoon.
Poem Reader Mrs. King read. Faith -
BY Ella Wheeler Wilcox; Lecture On
free Love by Josiah Aliens wife,
was read by Mrs. Newcombc. Mr..
Dooiey on the education of the young.
was given by Mrs. Cook Mrs. Miller
LED the Timely Topics. conditions in
Turkey. after which a general dis.
eussion followed. During the social
hour dainty refreshments were sery.
cd by tho hostess In the spacious din.
ing room.
Tho circle adjourned to meet in
TWO weeks with Mrs. Nate Kuhn. 1857
Adams Avc.
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MISS elcHSEL HOSTESS.

Mrs. Edward Bichsel was hostess
on Tuesday afternoon at a delightful
ly arranged five hundred party. and at
a Kensington on Wednesday afternoon.
about sixty guests participating In the
affair. Tuesday the prize at cards
was won by Mrs. F. NJ briggs The
rooms were beautifully gay with
spring blossoms. and the hostess was
assisted both days by her two daugh-
ters, the Misses Marion and Helen
Blchsel. and Miss Alta Avey. who gave
musical selections both days.
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tions- A special program of songs
rccitations and readings has been pre-
pared. Mrs. S e. Wniholz and Mr.
Chas. A Smurthwaite have consented
TO address the Young people on timely
topics. Tho public Is cordially Invit-
ed to attend.
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iJ}SEtg!gezMgs
-.sh s>

Central Park Presbyterian Church
Corner Washington avenue and Inr-
triirst street Rev. S C. c. Hickman.
pastor. Sunday morning service. IL
o'clock. Sunday school, 1920. Bible
study and prayer meeting Wednesday
evening, S o'clock, All cordially well
coined To these services.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist

Holds service at IL a m. In the new
Masonic Temple, Washington avenue.
between Twenty-flfth and Twenty
sixth streets. Subject, "Mortals and
Immortals.' Sunday school at 9;i5
a. m. Wednesday evening testimonial
meetings are held at p. m, The pub
lie Is cordially invited to attend these
services. Free Reading Rooms arc
open daily, except Sundays and Holi-
days, from TO p. IN, In same build
Ing
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CHARACTER PARTY.

Thursday night, a number OF friends
OF MISS Rnth McElheron surprised
nor M her home on Twenty.fifth
street The home vas beautifully
decorated throughout With purple n.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church

to- 80, ,-.Od4 ,d e,rceI, REV. G.. w.
McCrcery, pastor. 1000 II, NJ, Sunday
school Classes for all Mr.. 3. L.
Newton, superintendent 1900 a m,
Morning worship. Sermon by the pas
ter. topic, The Ascension" Anthem
by chorus choir, When Love Shine
in" Noon class meeting. Mr.. James
Drysdale. leader. 700 p M, Epwortn
League for soung people. This meet
ing VIII be led by the pastor and the
theme will be. Mountain Top Expert
enccs" II will be the Twentieth ami
yersary OF the Founding Of the Ep-
worth League. 500 p. m. Gospel SER
vice OF Even Song All the hymns used
VIII be those appropriate TO the even
ing. The pastors theme viii be,
Some Thoughts for the Close of Day"
\ welcome is extended to all. There
VIII be special music as follows: Pre-
lude (selcctedl. Miss Jessie Welch." +"
Anthem, Seeking the Lost" chorus
choir. Piano solo. Sweet Bye and
BYE" Miss Nellie Ramey. Oflertory
(seleotcD. Miss Wclch. Solo with
auartctte accompaniment by mixed
auartette. The Sinner and the Song. ="
J. w. Ramey and Mrs. Miller. Mrs
Postludc. Miss Welch.
The First Congregational Church
Adams avenue and Twenty-fifth street
noble Strong Elderkin, minister. Morn
Ing worship at IL o'clock. today. May
10th. Sermon, the Virtue In Not Co
ms to Church" Music. morning:
Prelude. Moon Moth" ..... .Kussncr
Miss Conroy.
Solo. Through LIES Long Day.
.....s..,........ Weyorance
Miss Allie Gunnen.
Ohertory, Evening Star" Tam.
hauser ....,,,.... Wagner
Miss Conroy.
Sunday school at 12.15. Junior So
ciety at { p. m. Evening service at S
o'clock,
Music. evening.
Prelude. "Intcrmezzio from Cava-
lerla" ....,.............
Miss Conroy.
Trio, "Thero Is a Blessed Homo"
.,.............s Marks
Miss Cansdy. Miss Holbcrg,
Miss Gunnell.
Violin offer;ory. The Swan" 80.
......,...... Saint Saens
Mr.. Arthur Fell.
Solo. Prayer OF Pcnitence". Wagner
Miss Holbcrg.
Postlude. March from Faust 90.
Gonnod
Miss Conroy.
Pulpit editorial, Mayor Brewer and
His Agreement W1tn He'll" Sermon.
Religion and Medicine"
Reoresnized lattorOay Saints
Church-Corner Washington avenue
aud Fifteenth street Sunday school.
10 a. IN. Preaching service. 11:15 q. m.
Evening service, 7:45 p. m, in charge
~ Sunday scoool and Religio assoCia-
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Mrs. G. A Woodruff entertained tho
members Of her bridge club on Mon
day afternoon. Prizes were won by
Mira F. NJ, briggs, Mrs. A P. Hibbs
and Mrs r. T. Hume
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William S, Hart of Montpelier. Ida
ho, visited in ogden Friday as tho
guest OF Principal McKendriCk
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Mrs. Joseph NJ. Cries and little
daughter. Roberta Mac. have return
ed TO ogden. aftcr spending the win
ter in Dallas. Texas. with Mrs, Cries
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Rowan.
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Grant. OF Salt Lake City. to l. Blair
Evans OF Ogden, Will take place the
latter part of Juno in Salt Lake City.
and later the young couple will come
10 Ogden to live
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Tho Second Congregational Church

Washington avenue and Second
street. Sunday school at O'Clock.
Classes for all. Rev, Walter C. Veazio
of Salt Lake City will preach at 4
o'clock.
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The large affair for next week Is
the charity card party TO be given by
the Martha society on Thursday even
ing at the Weber club.
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Professor s. d. Bradford Is visit
Ing in Salt Lake City.
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An interesting school function OF
Friday evening was the minstrel show
given by the junior class OF the high
school in the Filth ward amusement
hall After the performance dance
was given.
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Kendall and Miss Bessie Lambert
were quietly married. They will
make their home In Ogden
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dl lle nome OF MTSs DDId JOuuSDD- All
arc cordially welcome.
First Baptist Church-I.ocated on
Grant avenue, near Twcnty-fourth
street (Rey) II d. Zimmerman, pas
tor. Today, services viii be held
as follows: Sunday school at 10
o'clock. Classes for all Prof
Smith. superintendent Morning, wor-
ship at 1l.l5, with sermon by pas
tor The morning sories will be con-
tlnued subject being. The Believers
Privileges. part III. The B. Y. P. u.
will meet at o'clock In parlors OF
church Topic, Pilgrims Progress
Series. V. At the Cross" Leader.
George Vaughan. Evening worship at
S o'clock Subject, And Peter" Cos
pei singing and gospel preaching will
be the prominent feature OF this ser
vice On Thursday afternoon at , 80,
and evening at 1880. DR., E. NJ. Stephen
SOD, of University Park, Colorado, will
conduct a series OF Sunday School in
stltutes. These Institutes are inspira-
tional. educational. religious. On Fri
day afternoon and evening. services
Will also be held at the same hours
conducted by DR. Stephenson. a cor
dial invitation is extended the public
to attend these Institutes. All Sunday
school workers. teachers. superlntend-
ents. kindergarten workers. arc cS-
pecally urged TO avail themselves of
this excellent opportunity of securing
new Ideas, new suggestions, new in
spiratlon. etc. for the successful car
rying on Of Sunday school work In
Ogden. Make IL generally known, and
then come and bring friend with you.
First Presbyterian church-John Ed.
ward Caryor. pastor. Morning worship
worship at IL Theme, The CONNER
cial Opportunity in the Religious
Sphere OF Life" Sunday school at
l2:15 Endcavor at Z. Evening wor-
ship at s. Theme. The Natural and
Biblical Teaching in regard TO Hell
and the Future Punishment" Morn
Ing music;
Prelude. Consolation" Mendelssohn
Miss Biddlc.
Solo. Ava Maria ..... Mascagni
Miss Mitchell
Offortory. "Rosary" ..... Neyin
Miss Biddle,
Evening music:
Prelude. FAndante" ......... Schubert
Miss BiJdlc
Tenor solo. Il Am Going Home"
Mr.. Saunders.
Violin offertry, 'Berceusc" GODDARD
Miss Hamil
Postlude. -Postlude' ..... .Gounod
Miss BiIdle
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Mrs J. F. Hansen. who has been
the guest of Miss Winnifred Brooks
the past week, has returned TO her
homo in Salt Lake City.
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INKS S-CONGER,

Mr.. Mark Congcr and Miss Georgia
Inks were quietly married at the res
idence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Patter-
son Thursday afternoon. The young
couple are residents OF Tacoma where
they VIII make their future home.
Only few relatives Of the bride were
present Light refreshments were
served. Rev. J. E Carver oficiated.
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Mr and Mrs. s. Swangcr OF Weiser,
Idaho arc visiting with their son, r.
F. Swanger, at Sl9 Twenty-lourth
street
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Mrs. James Cooper entertained the
Presbyterian ladies Thursday afte--
noon at her home, 639 Twenty.thiTd
street
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Mrs- c. F. Osgood will entertain a
large number of friends on Friday az
tcrnoon. May 81.
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Mrs. D. E RhIvers left Thursday for
Applegatc, Cal, after visit of several
weeks here with her parents, AIr. and
Mrs w H Watts,
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Swedish Lutheran chureh-sunda

Swedish Lutheran Church-Sunday
school al 10 a N. Miss Laura Swan
son. superintendent Morning services
at IL. Subject. Prayer" The con-
flrmation class meets this after
noon at D. m. Luther League. Friday
evening at 7:30, The Ladies' Aid
meets Friday afternoon at 2:30 p. m.
at the home of Mrs. Dora Johnson. All
arc cordially welcome.
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Reoresnized lattor-Oay Saints
churoh-Corner Washington avenue
aud Fifteenth street Sunday school.
1O a. IN. Preaching service, 1l:15 q. M.
Evening service, 7:45 p. m, in charge
of Sunday scnool and Religio associa-
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Tho marriage OF Miss Grace Grant.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hcber J.
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Mrs. G. A. Woodruff entertained tho
members Of her bridge club on Mon
day afternoon. Prizes were won by
Mira F. NJ. briggs, Mrs A P. Hibbs
and Mrs. r. T. Hume,
The large affair for next week Is
the charity card party 10 be given by
the Martha society on Thursday even
ing at the Weber club.
An interesting school function of
Friday evening was the minstrel show
given by the junior class OF the high
school in the Filth ward amusement
hall. After the performance dance
was given.
Mrs. D. E RhIvers left Thursday for
Applegatc, Cal. after a visit of several
weeks here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Watts,
Mrs. George n. Culver has returned
from an extended visit 10 the Pacific
coast.
The chiljren OF the state school for
the blind were the guests of Joseph
Scowcroft on "Wednesday afternoon at
the Chicago Symphony orchestra con-
cert at the Grand
Governor William Spry, Samuel
Nc~house and Harry Joseph of Salt
Lake wore the guests Of Horace and
Harold Peery on "Wednesday afternoon.
Lamar Nelson of Salt Lake City was
an Ogden visitor during the week.
Mrs. Harold Peery visited her IA
ther, George S. Taylor. in Provo, this
week.
F A. Mcdaniel formerly of Ogden.
was in the city during the past week
visiting friends.
a piano recital was given for Miss
Erma Stewart at the Sacred Heart
academy on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dent Mowrey will leave
in a week or so for Europe, where
Mr. Mowrey Will take up the study
OF music under the masters at Ber.
lin. During the summer months they
will visit England, Scotland. Ireland
and other European countries.
st. Joseph's Sewing society met the
home OF Mrs WI d. Hayes on Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs Jack Browning and Mrs.
Charles Kircher were hostesscs on
Thursday afternoon at the tennis tea
given at the home of the former.
About forty guests enjoyed the after
noon.
Mrs. Westlcy Earlcy Of Chicago and
Miss Beatrice Anderson, of Los An
gelos arc the guests Of Mrs. George
Fl, Davis.
Mrs. II, ]. Kroupa of Provo. is visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. T. d, Fcnton, on
Thirtleth street
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Ballantyne en-
tertained a number of friends Thurs
day night. at their new home on
Twenty seventh street The parlorS
were effectively decorated with pink
and white carnations
Ladies' of the Eastern Star will
serve tea at the Masonic temple
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Eva Farr is spending a few
days in Logan as the guest OF Miss
Hazel Love,
A pretty wedding was solemnized
Friday evening at the residence of
Rev. j. f. Carver. when Mr. James E.
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Mrs. George n. Culver has returned
from an extended yielt TO the Pacific
coast
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Prof. McKendrick left today for Pc
catello. Idaho, where he Will spend
Sunday.