The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07
OGDEN
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. 6.-The marriage ol
Miss Josephine West, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph a. West, to Reuben
r. Evans, took place on Thursday morn
ing at 10 clock in the Salt Lake
temple. After the ceremony wedding
breakfast was served at Franklin 8
covers being laid for ouly tho bridal
party and few near relatives. In
the afternoon from until Z clock
an informal reception was given IN
their honor at the homo of the bride &
parents in Ogden, 10 which about sixty
guests were biddcu. In the parlor the
decorations were beautifully carried ont
in white and green, large bows of white
iulle, chrvsanthcmnmS and ferns beng
used. La the library, suggestions OF
autumn were in evidence, and sprays or
autumn ferns, juniper berries and red
tulc formed n pretty effect, while
masses Of pink roses and carnations and
fluffy bows OF pink tldlc. adorned the
dining room The bride was attended
by Miss Mae Scowcroft, as bridesmaid,
and Richard j.. West was best man,
The brides dress was dainty crea-
lion of white crepe dc mentor. with sill
Yer trimmings and pearls. and she ear
ried a large bouquet of white chrvsan-
themums Miss Scowcroft wore cham
pagne messaline and carried a cluster
of pink roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans
left on the evening train for New
York. from which place they will sail
ON November o for Germany, where
Mr. Evans will take up the study of
forestry.
Mrs John T.. Herrick left Friday for
her home in Denver.
Miss Lctitia IGigginbotham has re-
turned from visit with her sister IN
Los Angeles Later she visited San
Francisco aud other places of interest
ou The coast.
Miss Mary H. Gibson is homo from
visit of several months in Oakland,
Cal
Mrs. II. c. WardIeigh entertained
tho members of the Past Noble Grands ,
club on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. c. IT, Goslng entertained the
members Of the Child Culture club on
Tuesday afternoon at the Episcopal
guild rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs T. W. West have re-
turned 10 their home IN Dee, Orc, after
a week S visit with relatives in Og-
den
While in Ogden this week Mr.. aud
Mrs John Cort and Miss Cort were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Grant
of Salt Lake City, who were tcmpor-
arily i'll Ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Randall an.
nouucc the engagement of their daugh-
Ter, Jennie. 10 RomaIne Foolick, the
marriage to take place some time in
the near future.
The ladies of st. Joseph s Sewing
society met on Thursday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs, Charles Murphy.
Mrs. \. G. Smith Of Pennington is
visiting her parents IN Ogden for a
few days,
The Young people Of the Prcsbyte
rian church gave social on Monday
evening at the church pnrlors. Games,
music and 4 social time generally was
enieyed by the largo number of
guests.
\ pleasantly arranged farewell party
was given on Thursday evening in the
First ward amusement hall in comph.
mcnt 10 Francis Goddard, who Will
jcaVc soon for Germany.
Miss Pauline Hinton entertained The
members of her card club on Wcdnes-
LAY evening. Prizes We're won ~ Miss
Ora Porter and Earl Stoadard. Sup
per followed tho card games and the
white and pink. bows of chiffon in the
prevailing colors and pink and white
chivsanthcmumS being used.
Miss Pearl Knight entertained about
sixteen of her girl friends on Monday
evening at m 'od fashioned party.
The guests came In costumes of n half
u century ago The games were in
keeping with the affair and after sup
per old songs were sung and old dances
were engaged in.
Miss Dorothy Blake will leave next
week for Los Angeles. where She will
spend the winter with rciativcs.
Miss Laura Bcrrctt entertained the
members of her sewing club on Satur-
dav afternoon.
Mrs. A. Il. Walker was hostess on
Thursday afternoon at a parcel shower
given for Miss Frances joyce, one of
'hc November brides.
Mrs. r. H. Davis was hostess at n
card party on Thursday afternoon given
aJ her nome on Twenty street
Mrs. = /. Brick was hostess on
Tursdnv night nj bridge party and
on Friday afternoon mt u five hundred
par;v. on Tuesday tGe prize was won
hy Miss Frances .ioyce. An informal
musicale followed She card games On
Friday the prize WAS won by Mrs. T.
Smith. Tic rooms were decorated with
Il profession Of chrysanthcmums. about
twenty guests were present each day.
Mrs. Ethel Enudson Of BriahamA CITY
was. the guest of Mrs. 5. j.. Brick this
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