The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-02
OGDEN
Special to The Tribune.

OrDtSN, May l.'-Ine marriage OF MIS-
Belva Woodmansec of this city and McI
rll Nibley of Salt Lake took place o
TUESDAY morning in the salt Lake tom
pie at 10 o'clock. After the ceremony tn
ley touring car and were accompanied b
Mr.: and Mrs c; ". Nibley. The parent
party went 10 the home of the bride
mother. Mrs. II. Il. Woodmansce, whcr
n wedding breakfast was served, only tn
Immediate relatives being present. Tn
decorations were carried out in pink anC
white. In the dining room large cu
glass bowl OF pink hyacinths graced th'
and parlor carnations In the prcvaiint
colors were used. In the evening Mr.
ard Mrs. Nibley left for trip TO Europe
and will be gone about three months. The
brides going away gown was dark blue
with hat and gloves 10 match After
their return In the autumn they will make
their home In Salt Lake CITY
Mrs George HaNerson was hostess OF
Wednesday afternoon at card party
given ut her home on jefferson avenue
The games were bridge and 800. ~
bridge prizes were Won by Mrs. G. e.
Nye and Mrs. Richard Lcek. and for 500
She prizes were awarded TO MIS-. William
Douglas and Miss Seaman. Masses OF
carnations and ferns were used Ia the
decorations, and the color idea, pink and
white. also was carried out In the re-
ireshments. Mrs. Halverson was assist
ed by four young girls, who wore the
Misses Dorothy Blgelow, Eva Lcek. Rita
Riser and ula Dale,
Miss Flora Reid entertained the mem
hers OF her sewing club on Wednesday
afternoon.
Two Of the most beautifully arranged
social events of the week were the card
parties given by Mrs. Fred NJ. Nye on
Thursday and Friday afternoons. at her
home on JEFFERSON avenue. The iirst day
geo Wss the game and prizes were S won won
by Mrs. +. W. Mixer and Miss BlendG
Nienoisom on M fAday ;. afternoon ;d or,dsS
out In yellow. baskets of yellow Iris being
used in the hall. In the living room and
dining room. baskets of the Same flowers
and fluffy bows OF tulc formed a very
pretty effect The refreshments were
also carried out in the prevailing color
The guests numbered about thirty each
day.
Miss Maud zeimer was hostess on Sat-
urday afternoon at a kensington given
nt her home on West Twelfth street. The
rooms were beautifully decorated With
apple blossoms. and pretty and original
idea for place cards were miniature
sketches OF Maud" done III water col
ors. Dainty pink and white bonbon has
kets served AS souvenirs Of the occasion,
Those present were the Misses Edna and
Nellie Forrest. Mary Abbott. Marguerite
WattIs Edna lieaIy Margaret Magyar p, A1mj rmd
o, Baker, Dorothy Bigelow, Edna Bohn,
Beatrice Brewer, EVELYN Dalryrnple.
Helen Towne, R, Herdti. Lucille Douglas
and Miss Dale OF ST. Louis During the
afternoon an informal musicale was given
by the Misses Abbott, Brewer, Dalrympe
Dale. Zcimer, Armstrong. Lcek and
Healy.
The members of the senior class OF the
high school went 10 Salt Lake City on
Thursday and visited at the University
Of Utah.
A piano recital was given Miss Loretta !
Heart academy. Miss Malone is a grad
uate from the conservatory of music this |
year. The recital was one OF the musical |
events OF the spring, and was attended |
by a large number OF friends of Miss Ma |
lone.
One Of the most enjoyable meetings OF
the year Of the Home Culture club was
held on Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. William Craig. Mrs, Forristall
and Mrs. A. W. Putnam were guests of
the afternoon. The programme was
Writers of America The important
events In the lives of Louise NJ, Alcott,
Margaret Sangster Elizabeth Stuart,
Deand, LYDIA H. Sigourney and Marietta
Holly were presented Right In line with
the subject OF the afternoon was little
Putnam, a pretty edition OF ..Pippins and
Peaches" by Mrs. a. W. Putnam's
Nine. 9ui yive.", Of the Chi
IF a collection OF quaint cpigrams Illus
rated in 'as sweet as peach" style by
he famous artist Penrhyn Stanlans AZ
cad a number Of the mlrth producing
spigrams. Southern Writer'S Will be
he topic of the next meeting. which VIII
re with Mrs. Burt at 25l9 Orchard ave-
iue. on May 6.
Mrs. ]. G. Hupter of North Platte.
Veb., was the guest this week of her
ons. Charles and Joseph Hupfer.
The Baptist Ladies' Mission circle was
entertained on Wednesday afternoon by
drs. Q. r. Craft.
Miss Lettle Taylor returned Sunday
rom southern Utah. where she has been
or the past few months.
Miss Minnie Kiescl, accompanied by
Ir. and Mrs. Jannes Franken OF Salt
,akc City. will sail from New York on
fay on the Frederick Wilhelm, for a .
tay of a year or two abroad.
Mrs. r. b. Lewis entertained the ladies
= the Missionary society of the First
Presbyterian church on Friday afternoon. (:
Mrs +. N. Hess was hostess at card | {
srty on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. e. A. Wedgwood of Salt Lake
,ity WAS the guest the carly part OF the
reek of Mr.. and Mrs. George Graves OF
his city.
afternoon at the homo Of Mrs,
. s. Hassett,
The ladies' OF the Episcopal church will
i've g dance on Friday evening. May Z. :
{ the Congress.
DR.. and Mrs. A. P. Hiobs visirNi q
er part of the week. {
fr. and Mrs. Y. a. Collins left this week {
Or a six weeks stay III California. '
Mrs. c. A. Smurthwaitc entertained the
lcmbers OF the Child Culture club at her (
ONE on Tuesday afternoon.
The Misses Margaret and Sophia Lutz i
T Topeka, Kan, visiting friends and
n1atives in Ogden for a few weeks. 7
Miss Carrie Stewart of Salt Lake City j
tho guest OF Mrs. Fred NJ. Nye.
H. McCreery of Holly, Colo visited
lis son. Rev. c. w. McCrccry, during |
nc week.
DR. and Mrs Ezra c. Rich have re-
Irned from five months tour Of Ett- ,
ope: most OF the time being spent in I
'crlln and Paris.
Maurice Kennedy left this week for a A
1ree months visit 10 ireland.
w. e. Sweeney Of Marshalltown. Ia.
as arrived in Ogden for few weeks
;ay with friends,
Mrs. William Mcknight OF Ely. New.
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
). Shells.
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