The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-07
Sunday, Feb. Z.
offies-41o Twenty.Hfth Street.


married. Rev. Father 2. NJ. Cusnnahan
performing the ceremony. After the cere-
mony Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Smith enter
tanned at dinner in honor Of the bride and
groom Mr.. and Mrs. Troges viii make
their home in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. David Eccles and children have
gone to Pasadena, Cal, for visit Of sew
eral months.
Mrs, S. J. Griffin and children have re-
turned from a several weeks visit in
southern California.
Mrs Jay A Smith and children of Ely,
New, are visiting in Ogden, the guests OF
Mrs Smiths parents
MIS-. A A Elder of Pocatello, Ida. Wis
tied friends in Ogden during the week
Professor ". II. MeKendrick principal
OF the Weber academy, spent part of the
week in Evanston. WyO.
Miss Rhoda Marks win entertain about
twenty of her young friends next Saturday
evening at valentine party.
Nj. and Mrs. II. II McCOoL Miss Kath-
ryn McCool and Miss kathryn Crehan
nave gone TO southern California for a
Mrs. J. II. Ferrin and daughter. Rosetta,
nave gone TO Los Angeles to spend a cou-
pie of months with friends and relatives.
Mrs. William A Robertson and children
nave gone to MountainhOme, Ida, to visit
with DR.. and Mrs. Mathers for a few
weeks
Mr. and Mrs. W H. Anderson of
/ Twelfth street have returned to Ogden
coast
The ladies Of st. Joseph's Sewing society
met on Thursday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs r II. Adams on Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. Robert Z. Lewis was the hostess
at an informally arranged card party on
Friday evening at her home on Twenty
third street
Mrs. Thomas D Dee entertained the
members of the Child Culture club on
Tuesday afternoon. The guest of honor
was DR.. Jane Skolfield of Salt Lake City
who delivered an address,
The Martha society will meet with Mrs.
Thomas d. Dee. SOC Washington avenue.
on Monday, Feb s. at 2:30. Officers will
/ be elected for the ensuing year.
The dance given on Wednesday evening
/ at the Royal Dancing academy By the uni
form rank of the Knights of Pythias was
/ one OF the eDgrossing social events Of the
7 week, and was attended by several hun
/ bred persons. including members Of the
/ local office Of the forest service.
Pleasant among the social events Of the
week was the reunion held in the Third
ward on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
/ day evenings in the amusement hall The
affair was given in honor of the retiring
/ bishoprie Of the old Third ward before the
l redistricting occurred last August The
/ evenings were spent with programs of mu-
: sic and speeches. after which dancing and
| refreshments were enjoyed.
Miss Ruth Bennett was hostess on Tues
day evening at e card party in honor Of
{ her cousin. Miss Georgia Simpson Of Salt
I Lake City, who IS her guest. Several
/ vocal and plano solos contributed to the
| pleasure of the evening. which was en-
\ joyed by twenty-five guests.
Miss Myrtle Lindquist was hostess on
/ Thursday afternoon at a delightfully."- ar
| ranged birthday party. about fourteen of
/ her young friends being present. An after
noon of games and music was enjoyed,
| and later luncheon was served Those
present were the Misses Beatrice Boyle.
/ Clara Boyle, Alvira Boyle, Pearl Stevens.
| Ellen Oakden. Pauline Shorten. Margaret
! Hobson, Edna Watts. Ruth Watts, Alta
| Calvert, Ellen Scowcroft, June Scowcroft,
/ Vivian Peterson and Ruby Lnduust-
| The last meeting of the Home Culture
| club was held at the home Of Mrs. II.
Markle on Mob Hill. There was a good
attendance. The subject for the day was
\ James Russell Lowell and other American
authors Of this time. Miss Frieda Dressed
was the leader and the discussions were
| enthusiastic and appreciative. Mrs. Clay
| ton Coolidge gave review Of THE Vision
Of Sir Launfal." with reading from the
I same. while Mrs Kief reviewed Edward
Il Everett Hale's THE Man Without Coun-
try" and later gave several selections
from that classic.
/ The Child Culture club met Tuesday sf-
ternOon at the home of Mrs. Annie Dee.
DR.. Jane Skolfield Of Salt Lake. who
| founded the club. and is one OF its hon
/ oTary members. spoke on the legislative
I work Of the Utah club women. There was
den was unanimously elected as a member
The next meeting will be held with Mrs
Bertha kohn. 1858 jefferson avenue, Feb.
Is
I The Grieg evening given by the Musical
History club Friday evening, Jan. q. was
a decided success. A large audience greet
ed the soloists and rendered hearty and
well deserved applause. Miss Carrie
Browning at the piano gave three num-
bers from Grieg in her usual charming
style. The selections displayed Miss
Browning's artistic and dainty touch and
deiicacy of feeling. AT Home was per
haps the favorite with her audience. Gus
Sanders was at his best Miss Biddle
proved herself an accOmpanist of rare
merit. Mrs. J. NJ. Bishop delivered the
lecture of the evening on Grieg. This was
the second of the winter series given In
the Ogden Musical History course. The
next lecture and concert will be on Print
tive music.
Senator and Mrs. Rudolph Kuchler were
in Ogden yesterday visiting friends during
a recess Of the legislature.
Mrs. A. @. Campbell and daughter, Miss
Judith. left for the south Friday for q
visit among relatives in Missouri and Ten.
nessee.
Mrs. NJ. z. Rogers Of Birmingham Eng
land. is a guest at the home Of Mrs. l. 3