The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-14

OSuen WIN MrS- mckinney s parents
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Buchmiler,
'ihe high school glee club gave
banquet at the Potter on Friday even
Ing. which was attended by about fif-
teen members Of the new organiza-
ton.
The ladies of the First NJ. z. church
will give parlor meeting in the
church parlors, February IS, at 2;30
p. m All friends of the ladies are In
vited.
The ladies of the Congregational
church and their friends are TO be en-
tertained at washington tea, Thurs
day, February Is. by Mrs. Valentine
Gideon, 400 Twenty-ilfth street.
Ogden Circle No 5S1. Women OF
OF Woodcraft. will entertain at another
Of their enjoyable dancing parties on
the evening of Washington's birthday.
at the Royal Dancing academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Draney and
their little daughter. Gladys. left
Tuesday afternoon for a months visit
in Los Angeles and San Francisco.
They Will visit en- route at Sparks,
New.
Mrs. George Weidsmem Will enter
tain the Baptist Ladies' Kensington
at her home, 2140 Royal avenue, Fri
day afternoon. February 10. All la
dies OF the church are requested to
be present.
The s. E. B. s. club will give a val
entinc party On Monday evening at the
Fourth Ward dancing hall The invi-
tations are in the form of hearts and
the decorations will carry out the st.
Valentine idea,
The marriage of Miss Eliza Hinch-
clifTe, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Ma
thias Hinchcliffe. to Stephen s. Buch
walter. is announced TO take place at
the home OF the brides parents.
Wednesday evening, February a.
John Barker and wife of Lawrence.
Mass. passed through Ogden this week
on their way 10 California, where they
Will make their home In the future.
During brief stay In Ogden MI and
Mrs Barker were the guests at the
home of their niece. Mrs. C. w,
Barnes.
The Third ward boys entertained
about fifty of their friends at a dane
ing party. at the Third ward hall. Fri |
day. Punch was served during the
evening, and the boys proved them
selves TO be capable hosts.
The dancing party given on Tuesday |
evening by the Weber club at the Con
gress dancing academy was one of the /
particularly enjoyable social events OF
the week About $50 couple were
present. including a number OF out-of
town guests,
Mrs L. B Adams entertained num-
Der of her friends Thursday afternoon
In compliment to Mrs. E. NJ Rogers,
of England. who is her guest, and who
has been the inspiration of so many
social pleasures since her arrival here.
Nv bp"Ni III iChtoN' vi 'hN 4h'Al'-
dist church gave Valentine social In |
the church parlors Thursday night 1t |
was we'll attended by the young peo-
pie, who had u jolly time with appro-
pirate games, Light refreshments |
We're served and all went home voting |
the young people splendid entertain
ers.
The Pythian Sisters Birthday club |
was entertained by Mrs. Hood and |
Miss Ritter at the home OF the latter |
The afternoon was spent at cards, and
prizes. beautiful pieces of hand-paint- !
ed china, were Won by Mrs. Robbins. |
Mrs. Barry and Mrs Mark. Following
the card games. a dainty luncheon
was served.
Miss Carrie Davis, superintendent OF
the San Francisco Rescue Home of the |
Methodist church. who Is In the city |
for few days. will speak ON |
'Women's work For Chinese Wo-
men," Monday afternoon at 2 30 p. m, |
in the Methodist church parlors. All |
the women of the city are cordially |
Invited, especially the members OF tho |
missionary societies and women's |
clubs.