The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-06-06


The women are especially asked 10 be
present
The Sixth Ward Dramatic club will
present an opperretta at the Fourth
Ward Amusement hall on Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Tom Davis will leave next
week for Pennsylvania for visit with
relatives,
Mrs. c. E. Peck Of Roseville. Cal.
accompanied by her two children. 10
In the city for visit with her sister.
Mrs. Frank j. Hendershot-
Mrs Fred Birdsall of Sacramento,
Cal, Is the guest of Mrs. Fred j. Kie-
sci for few weeks. Mrs, Birdsalrs
daughter, Mrs Fred j, Kiesel, Jr.
will arrive In Ogden soon to spend
part OF the summer.
Rev. D. W. Crane. formerly OF the
Methodist church of Ogden, but now
OF Honolulu, was rendered a reception
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. 5. j.
Gr'fnn on Tuesday evening.
The members of the Swedish Lu-
theran church carried out a success
ful surprise on their pastor Rev. Mr.
Penson, last Saturday evening. A
luncheon was served. and the evening
spent in a social WY.
Rev, D. w. Grant, formerly pastor
OF the Methodist church here, spent
Tuesday In Ogden en- route from Los
Angeles to Lexington, Nebraska, where
he will join bis wife.
Mrs. Colby and daughter OF Kansas
are in the city and will spend the
summer In Ogden Canyon as the
guests of Mrs. Colby's son. who Is op-
orator at the Western Unior
The Misses Nellie and Elsie Forrest
will entertain the girls OF the class OF
90 Of the High school at a Kenslng-
ion on Monday, at their home on
Adams avenue.
The Juniors of the High school gave
their annual prom" on Tuesday even
Ing. In honor OF the Seniors. The dec
oratIons were carried out IN the school
colors and the colors of both classes.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist church was very pleasantly en-
tertalned Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Matthew Mark Mrs.
Mrs. Nicely, Mrs, Muller,
Mrs, Eagleston and others assisted.
Chief Clerk Richard Van Derck, of
Division Storckeeper PoIter's Office,
will leave the early part OF the week
for a months sojourn on the coast
Mrs. Van Derck will accompany him
on the trip,
Members Of the st Josepn's Sowing
society will give a sale and serve Ice
cream and cake Wednesday, afternoon
and evening at the home Of Mrs. Don
Magulre, 549 Twenty-flfth street,
Miss Lillian sooy and Miss Alice
Grey have returned from the Univer-
sity of Utah. where Miss Sooy studied
art and Miss Grey pursued kinder
Garten work
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church was very pleasantly entertain
el Thursday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Matthew Mark, ESQ Acams
avenue. Mrs. Weatherby. Irs Nice
ly, Mrs Muller, Mrs. Eggleston anc
others assisted.
The Eighth grade pupils of the Dee
school held a class party on Wednes-
day evening, at the home of Miss Ilga
Griffith. The evening was spent at
games and the affair was one Of i1-
forest and enjoyment fer all. The
hostess was assisted by the Misses
Mona and Anne Donovan.
a wedding of interest TO a wide cir
Gle Of friends was that OF Miss Lottic
Stratford and Wilford f. Hart. which
took place on Wednesday In the Salt
Lake temple. in the evening a recep-
tion was given In their honor al the
home OF the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Stratford, on Twenty.
first street about sixty guests being
present. Mr AMI Mrs. Hart Will make
their home in Ogden
Mr.. A. Y. Mowrey and Mrs. Lettie
Mowrey, both OF Ogden, were married
at Salt Lake last week Mr. and Mrs.
Mowrey left in prairie schooner for
Yellowstone and Seattle Mr.. Now
rey has had his wagon fitted up In
regular campers stvle. and with his
bride, expects to tour the West.
Prominent among the June we'd.
dinGs Will be that of Miss Nell Vivian
Tackett and Louis Bernard Spencer.
which VIII occur Wednesday. June lG,
at the home of the brides parents,
M and Mrs l. w Tackett On ac-
count OF Illness In the family Of the
bride. none but the immediate rela-
tives OF the contracting parties will
be present.
A delightfully."- arranged evening af
fair of Wednesday was the card party
by the Misses Beatrice Roche. Viola
Clancy, Dora Smith and Fern Higley,
In honor of the class Of '09 Of the High
school. AZ cards, the first prize. a
football of candy and with the letters
vi " n .. w printed on II, was won
by Mrs. Lillian A. Farnsworth. and
the booby prize was won by I.ote
Kinney. The decorations were attrac-
lively carried out in the school col
ors. orange and black. while flags in
the class colors, gold and scarlet.
were also used. After the card games.
dancing was enjoyed for awhile. music
being furnished by Mrs Roche, Miss
Anderson and Miss Mary Abbott. The
tally cards were little orange nnd
black pennants. The refreshments
were carried out in the same colors
and the sherbet was served In or.
anges. tied with little bows of black