The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23
OGDEN

Special 20 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. May 22-Thc only largo society
event of the week was the card party given
ON Thursday evening by the members of tho tho
fcte was brilliant one, and was dishnct
success from every point Of view About
$50 people were present and quito lnrse
sum was realized 20 be used for charity
Prizes wero won by Mrs. Henley and Mr.:
Patterson. There was quite number OF
small pntrics given, among them being Pr-
Runyap. Mr. and Mrs. Farley Wright o.
Bci,man. Mrs. c. A. Woodruff, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. c. Wood. Miss Belle Bcazcll, Major
and Mrs. A.. l.. Brewer, Fred Burt Mr.;
n Hess Mr. md Mrs. Frank NJ. briggs,
Mr.. and Mrs Fred NJ. Nyc Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Guthrie, Mr.. and Mrs. a, &. Horn
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles kircher.
Tho Junior class of the High school will
give their annual ball for the seniors on
Tuesday evening June J.
Mss Helen Rivers entertained tho NOM
beYs OF her card club Wednesday even
ing. Prizes won by Miss Dorothy
Wood and Jesse Morris. The house was
decorated with spring blossoms and plOmosn.
The club viii meet in two weeks with Miss
Lillian Holmes.
The seniors OF the High school viii hold
their class party on Monday evening.
Miss Incz I.ittlo;on was hostess on Tues
dag afternoon al kcnsington. given IN com.
plimcnt 10 her gpcst, Miss Mary Hunt OF
ST. Louis.
Mrs. Paul Kimball OF Chicago is in tho
city for visit with her father, Hon. Frank
J. Cannon.
Miss Norma Sears will lcave soon for Chi
cago 10 spend the summer vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Heber j. Sears.
Mrs g. R. Mcintyre entertained the mem
bers of her sewing club on Monday after
noon.
Mrs. 4. Il. Bowman will leave today for
Chicago, where she will visit her parents
for few months.
Mrs. D, C. olmstead left this week for
Los Angeles where she will visit relatives
for about six weeks
Miss Priscilla Grove entertained abont
twenty young friends on Monday evening
meet her guest. Miss Edna Burt of San
francisco. The decorations were beautifully
carried on, in red and green, tulips. carna-
tions and ferns being used. The evening
spent at music and games. and IN a
guessing contest prizes were won by MISS
Margaret Widing and Edward Nevin.
The ladies of tho Eastern Star gave n
tea on Thursday afternoon at the Masonic
temple.
Mrs. Walker West and children of Hood
River, Or, are in Ogden for few weeks
stay with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Rudolph Kuohler. Mrs.
Thomas Hull. Miss Florence Hull and Miss
Ethel orth left Thursday evening for Sc.
attle. where they will attend the opening of
the exposition,
Willard Kay is home from Stanford uni.
versity to spend the summer vacation.
Mrs. William Ecces and Mrs. Alexander
". Walker will entertain AT n largo bridge
party on Tuesday afternoon at tho Eccles
home
Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Watts spent
few days in Salt Lake City this week.
Mrs Adam Patterson entertained the mem
bers OF her sewing club on Friday atrer-
noon.
Mrs s. ". Badcon will entertain at cards
on Thursday and Friday afternoons AT the
home of her sister, Mrs, Thomas. on Mon
roe avenue.
The ladies OF the Congregational church
who reside OH Mob Hill will be the hostesscs
at church tea 10 be given At the homo of
Mrs 2. w Ncwcomb at 1858 Robinson ave
nue. on Thursday afternoon. May 81. All
ladies of the church and their friends
invited.
Mrs John T. Hurst and little daughters
have returned from several months visit
IN southern California.
Mrs l. l.. Reynolds entertained the mem
hers of her bridge club on Friday after
uoon,
Mrs. C. F. osgood vas hostess on Friday
afternoon al delightfully."- arranged card
party, the guests numbering about sixty.
Mrs. Mary S. Gibson and daughter, Miss