The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-14
State Society
OGDEN.

II
Horace Peery left the first of the week
on a short trip to ElkO, New.
MIR. and Mrs John l.. Herrlck, after
pleasant visit with relatives and friends,
have returned to their home in Denver.
delightful affair was the five hun
dred party last Friday afternoon, when
Mrs. Samuel L. Brick was the charm
ing hostess. The decorations consisted Of
vited guests were: Mrs. Leroy Eccles,
Mrs. George H. Davis, Mrs. Arthur
Wright, Mrs. II. c. Baker, Mrs. w.
Brown. Mrs. ]. c. Nye, Mrs. Fred NJ.
Nye, Mrs. John S. Lewis, Mrs. William
Eccles, Mrs. David X. Peery, Mrs. Frank
NJ. briggs, Mrs. James II. Devine, Mrs.
Thomas II. Carr. Mrs. Pope, Mrs. Cullen,
Mrs. Herr.ck, Mrs. Baker, Mrs; O.: J.
Stillwell, Mrs. o. B. ellison, Mrs. William
Glasmann, Mrs. George Halverson, Mrs.
Ralph Guthrie Mrs. Alexander W. Walk
er, Mrs. VIII c. Wright, Mrs. Clyde Lea
witt, Mrs. E. A. LaTkin and Miss Short.
Miss Eva Leek entertained a number
of her girl friends at luncheon Saturday
afternoon. White and lavender cosmos
were effectively combined in the pariOr
decorations. The dining room was gor-
geous with a prOfusion OF autumn leaves
The centerpiece adjoining the dining table
was large cut glass bowl with red roses
tastefully arranged. Covers were lald 1oT
twelve.
Mrs. Peery Bower of Dillon, Mont, left
for her home Thursday after a three
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. g. c.
McPeek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover c. McPeek left
Thursday for a months visit to West
Virginia, where Mr.. McPeeks parents re-
side.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Moyes have an
nOunced the engagement OF their daugh-
ter, Maggie NJ, to c. II. HartOg. The
marriage will take place in the Salt Lake
temple in the near future.
Joseph ScOwcrOft and Albert ScOwcroft
have gone to New York, expecting to be
gone about three weeks.
The Ogden circle No. 5Sl, women or
WOodcraft, gave a delightful dancing
party last Tuesday night at the Royal
dancing academy.
Mrs o. J. Stilwell entertained the
''What-I-Can" society aa her home, 23S5
b. Grant avenue, last Saturday afternoon.
Edward B. Kirk was called to Chey-
enne last Friday by the sudden death of
his brother, LOUIS Kirk, clerk of the
United States district and circuit courts
of Wyoming
The engagement of Walter Cummings of
Chicago and Miss Frances KOcher of Og-
den has been announced.
George W. Goshen, formerly with the
supply department of the forest service
here. but recently chief messenger in the
forest service at Washington, d. C., has
been assigned to the position of chief
messenger of the Ogden district. Mr..
Goshen arrived from Washington, Friday
evening, and assumed his duties at once.
Francis X. Goddard and John Flygare
left last Saturday for Europe. They will
go to the Swiss German mission.
Mrs. Clayborne w. Smith of 12S Twen-
ty-seventh street entertained the mem bers
of the Willing Workers club of the
J. c. EmbTy mission at her home last
Friday night. A very enjoyable evening
was spent.
Mrs E. E. Thomas left for Chester,
Ida, last Sunday to visit her sister, Mrs.
c. II. O'HOTnet.
Mrs II j. Rushmer is in Ogden visit
i'm
Mrs. Abe Kuhn and Mrs. Ad Kuhn en-
tertained the ladies of the Martha sOCi-
ETY. at their home. 2404 Madison avenue,
last Monday afternoon.
The Rev. and Mrs. Gay Winters Nc
Creeny gave a reception to the members
and friends of the First Methodist Epis-
copal church last Friday evening in the
parlors of the church.
II. II. Rolapp addressed a large audi
ence in the Second ward meeting house
last Sunday night his subject being
Rome" The lecture was most interest
ing. as the judge spoke from personal
knowledge of the Eternal City" which
he visited with his family the early part
of this year.
L. B. Spencer left for Hawthorne New.
Sunday afternoon, after a two weeks
visit with his ogden relatives.
The Order of Owls gave large dancing
party at the Congress dancing academy
last Thursday evening.
The Rev Elmer I. Goshen of Salt Lake
day night
Miss Mildred Douglass was Salt Lake
visitor Saturday and Sunday the guest
of Miss lone Bassett-
S. II. ElwOOd has gone to Ely, New.
The Ogden Elks have offered their club
rooms to the ladies of the Martha society
for a card party on the evening of We'd
nesday. Nov. II.
home in Albion, Ida, after spending sew
eral days visiting relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs Kuhn were former resi-
dents of Ogden.
Charles J. Ross, manager of the taber-
nacle choir has returned from his trip
to Chicago.
Mrs William II. Eccles, who accom-
panied her daughter, Mrs. ElrOy Raglan,
TO Eugene, ore, returned home Monday
Ben F. Harper of the Weber Stake
academy entertained at his home on Mon
roe avenue last Monday evening the MEM
bers of the basketball team of the school.
Mrs F. +. Lewis left Tuesday morning
for Omaha. Mrs. Lewis will join Mr..
Lewis. who left for the east several days
ago.
den visitor Tuesday.
VIII r. Winch. manager of the Or
pheum leaves shortly for FL Paso, Tex,
to make his home in the future. G Ii.
Sutton of Butte. Mont, has been selected
to succeed Mr.. Winch as manager or the
The friends of Miss Mary Josephine
West and Reuben Evans received cards
this week announcing their marriage,
which took place in the Salt Lake temple
Nov l. The young couple left that even
ing for a six months trip through Eu-
The marriage Of Miss Frances Pauline
Jovce and Henry Charles Hibbard will
take place in the Church of the Good
SheDherd Tuesday evening, Nov. 10, at .
o'clock. The Rev. William W. Fleetwood
will offieiate.
Chicago. Miss katherine Fitzgerald is to
be bridesmaid and the ushers viii be
Paul Kuhn and Fred c. Burt lmmedi-
ately following the marriage ceremony
the bridal party viii be entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. Joyce at dinner at the
Mrs Fred ]. Kiesei entertained a mum
her of her close friends at a luncheon
last Wednesday afternoon, the occasion
being in honor of her birthday The
dining table was beautiful with its cen
terpiece of cut glass and pink roses. Her
guests were: Mrs. Albert kesel, Mrs
Abe Kuhn, Mrs. Conrad Bonn, Mrs.
Charles R Hollingsworth. Mrs. Ad Kuhn,
Mrs. Richard T. Humes and Mrs. Don
Mcclure.
David Eccles returned Wednesday
morning from an extended trip through
the northwest and California
Mrs. s. ]. Spencer of Provo. who has
been visiting ogden relatives during the
last ten days, departed for her home on
Wednesday afternoon.
David MattsOn. state treasurer. has re-
turned from a short business trip to New
York CITY
Miss Hazel Stevens teacher of history
in the Ogden High school, has procured
a position in the Salt Lake High school,
end Miss Mallory of Fort Collins. Colo.
has been employed to fill her place.
G. W. Luce, general freight agent for
the Southern Pacific Railway company,