The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-25
OGDEN


OGDEN. April 2i.-The bridge parties
given on Monday and Tuesday afternoons
at the Virginia by Mrs. j. G. Armstrong
and Mrs. j. 5 Lewis were the most elab-
orate social events al the week, and were
attended by about 100 guests. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with illles OF
The valley and other spring ioWerS' ana
In the dining room an immense vase oi
American Beauty roses formed me table
centcrpiece. Streamors OF satin ribbon ~
the American Beauty coloTS were used
and were fastened at the corners or the
table in large bows The first day: prizes
AT cards were won by Mrs. w. q. par
I7mpo and Mrs. Jack Browning, ana Ia
Vors were also given the assisting ladies'
On Tuesday, prizes were w9n pE MIS-
\. S. Condor and Mrs. Richard Lex.
noon by Dent Mowrey Thc hosteSses
were assisted by Mrs. c.. f. Grout. Mrs;
u II. Ensign, Mrs. II IL. Spencer and
Mrs. lIerrck-
st Joseph's Sewing society will meet
next Thursday afternoon q the home OF
Mrs j. $. Hassctt at 272S Lincoln avenue.
The senior class OF the high school gave
the School. school. the class members imper-
sonated various children characters, and
the amusements we're in keeping with the
affair.
Miss Beatrice Reeves entertained about
evening at her home.
Mrs William II. Eccles has returned
from a short visit TO Hood River Or.
The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Clay
ton and Cash E. Faulkner took place on
Sunday afternoon at the home OF the
brides cousin. Mrs, Thomas Fceney. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. q: w
McCreery and witnessed by. only relatives
away by her brother. Frank Clayton. Miss
Alice Allen was bridesmaid and Edgar
mony Mr. ana Mrs. Faulkner left for
4 short wedding trip, and after their re-
turn they will make their home in
Ogden
was the guest this week OF Miss Dorothy
Chids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Clark Of Salt Lake
City were the guests during the past
week Of Mr.. and Mrs b. l.. Tyree.
Mrs. +. NJ Kelly of Seattle is visiting
her mother. Mrs. \. c. Herrick, in this
city
Miss Maude Lindsay left Thursday aft
ernoon for New York city, where she
Before returning home they will visit a
number OF the eastern cities.
Colonel and Mrs l.. A. Dougherty OF
Butte visited friends in Ogden during the
week.
friends at a theater party on Thurs
day evening. followed by supper at the
Potter.
Or. J. C. Tlman of Salt Lake City and
nnmDer Ot frlSntS came up 10 oEOtNs
Mondag. in the Ulman motor car and
spent the evening IN town
Mrs Warren G. Betts. form sHS Miss
Fay Pearce and baby. OF san Francisco,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs G. G. Pearce.
Mrs Horace s Foster entertained the
ladies Of the Congregs tioual church on
Thursday afternoon at hore home on
Harrison avenue.
The Historical society will meet on
Saturday. May l, at the home OF Mrs
Matte Togcl.
Miss Daisy Maginnis entertained the
members OF Sacred Heart academy alum
nae on Thursday evening at her home.
Mrs w. II. Roth and son of Wyoming
arc guests of Mrs. \. +. Haywood,
Mrs. Isaac Russell. who has been Wis
jting her mother, Mrs. :. =. Smith, tefi
Thursday for New York City, where she
will join MIR. Russell.
The Womans Missionary society OF
the Methodist church met at the home
afternoon. An interesting musical pro
gramme was given during the afternoon,
which included vocal solos by Mrs. James
Shaw ~ and ,,. Mrs f. - Hess, and nd,i plano
Mrs. George +. Busch of salt Lake
City spent Monday in Ogden visiting
friends.
The young ladies Of St. Joseph's church
gave q pleasantly arranged social ON
Tuesday evening at *. of p. hall.
Mr.. and Mrs II. II. Rolapp and chill
drcn left Tuesday for New York City,
and from there they will sail on the
Molt!Se for Naples. Italy. where they will
meet their son Frank. and together the
party will make a three months tour
OF Europe.
Harry Lee returned Thursday evening
from a weeks visit III Cheyenne
The Sorority club Of the Weber acad-
emy entertained a number OF friends on
Thursday evening at the home Of Miss
Lila EccleS.
Miss Blcnda Nicholson of Chicago Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. James u. Shaw.
Mrs F. " Hess will entertain a num-
Der of friends on Tuesday afternoon.
American Women Writers" proved a
very interesting subject To the members
OF the Home Culture club at It's last meet
ing which was held at the home of Mrs
Clayton Coolidge; 4 sketch OF the. life
best poems were read by Mrs Knapp.
Mrs. Coolidge. gave a brief outline Of the
He and works Of Sarah Jewelt. Mrs.
charming story, "Timothy's quest" Miss
,;Aqeiine whifnfy.;,' Mrs. Horn and Mrs. M
csting writer's. Marion Harland and Mary
y. Murfree. Mrs. William Craig's re-
view OF the, New England story. Jane
fiGld: i;n1,i. BY Mar T. wilkins, was espe,
10 the strength and clearness OF the char
acters drawn by Mary Wilkins. The
members OF the club were pleased to. re
cciye Mrs. Putnam in the study circle
again. She added TO the pleasure of the
afternoon by reciting two original poems.
and also reading extracts from a little
volume entitled "Plpplns and Peaches" "
written. by her daughter. Madame Qui
Five of. the Chicago Record Herald. At
l:3o o'clock the club adjourned, the next
meeting TO he held at the home OF Mrs.
William Craig The subject. American
Women Writers" viii he continued
Last Sunday evening Miss Myrtle
NashuuTn entertained the members OF
the Jolly Bachelors club at her home at
Wilson's lane with q delightful party.
There were thirty-four present, inclu0
Ing the total membership OF the club and
rev other invited guests. The entire
party was driven out 10 the Washburu
residence In big excursion wagon. The
entertainment was given after an inter
esifnS baseball game had been played
between two teams from the club. Team
40. ! defeated No. by score Of TO 8