The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30
OGDEN

aid on Grant avenue. There was a good
attendance. and the afternoon s lesson
took up the lives and writings of diff
fercnt American authors. VIII Carl
ton, Trotwood Moore, i. Marion Craw-
ford, L, T. Roe, and others. were dis.
cussed in a way Indicative of study and
close thought 4 short business meet.
ing followed the lesson and plans were
discussed for the next year work.
The club will meet again on June 3
at the home of Mrs. I. d. Johnson.
The dancing party given on Friday
evening at the Congress under the
auspices of the young ladies of ST, 10.
seph s church was one of tho pleasant
social events of the week. The patron
nesses Of the affair were Mrs y. X.
Haywood, Mrs. Don Mcguire, Mrs.
George Matson and Mrs. u. A. Smith.
Mrs S. w. Badcon was hostess at a
five hundred party on Thursday after
noon and at a bridge party on Friday
afternoon. about forty guests being
present both days.
The members Of The press association
Of the high schoo! gave dinner at the
Potter on Friday evening in honor of
the directors and staff of the Class-
cum, the high school paper.
F. c. Bush of Gooding. Ida, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in Ogden,
Miss Iretta Fife is visiting friends
in Logan for week or two,
William Crandal, formerly of Og
den, but now of Denver. visited old
friends in Ogden this week,
Mrs. !. L. Reynolds entertained the
Monday Bridge club on Monday after
noon.
Miss Tnlie Cohn left Tuesday for
Rock Springs, Wyo., where she will visit
friends for few weeks.
Mrs Holmes Ives of Cobre, New. was
the guest of Mr., and Mrs w d, Forbes
during the past week,
Mrs. Malmin entertained the ladies
of the Baptist kcnsington at her home
on West Twelfth street on Friday af-
erDoon.
Mrs. John Hutchinson and children of
Salt Lake CITY spent the week in Og-
den with Mrs. j. T. Hurst
Miss Matte Wattis returned Wcdnes
dav from California. whore she has
been studying music for the past year
Mrs. George A. Flanagan of Ely.
New. viii be in town today 10 visit
friends for a few days before going TO
Portland and Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs Carey Street announce
the engagement of their sister, Miss
Lillian Gray, of Murray. Utah. 10 Mr..
George 4. Bush Of Salt Lake City, the
marriage to take place in June.
The ladies of ST. Joseph s Sewing
society Will give tea and sale on June
8 at The homo of Mrs. Don Mcguire at
$40 Twenty-fifih street, the proceeds
10 he used for charity.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Labrum will
leave soon for Ely, New, to make their
home,
Miss B. Guinan of New York City
is the guest of Mrs. High Nolan for
few days.
The Weber academy alumni gave a
reception and dance on Thursday even
ing AT the academy hall, in honor of
the class Of 90.
Mr. and Mrs. J. s. Carver left Tines
day afternoon for Portland. Or
Judge r. S. Corn has returned to Og~
den from visit in Wyoming.
+. r. Broisch of Cheyenne was an Og.
den visitor during the week.
IL. !. Waldon of North Platte, Neb.,
spent few DAYS in Ogden this week
visiting friends.
An interesting event for next week
is the ball 10 be given at the Congress
by the Junior class Of the high school
in honor Of the graduating class.
nv ld1lPS W tue congregational
church residing on Mob hill were the
hostesses on Thursday afternoon at
tea given at the home Of Mrs. T. ".
Newcomb.
The Child Culture club met on Tues
day afternoon NJ the home of Mrs. 5.
S. Smith. a lecture by DR.. Anna Rice
was an interesting feature Of the af
tcrnoon.
The senior class of the high school
held a class party on Wednesday even
ing
Miss Fannie Halstrom will leave soon
for the cast for visit Of several
months.
The eighth grade pupils Of the Dee
school will give class party on We'd
nesday evening at the home Of Miss
Zina' Griffith.
Miss Marguerite Crocker entertained
dozen of her girl friends on Tucs
day afternoon at kensiugton.
Mrs. A. p. Hibbs and son left Friday
morning for Seattle for "A visit of sew
ersl weeks
Mr. and Mrs, George H. Grecnwell
daughter Nell, TO r.. H. Chambers. the
marriage TO take place in June.
Mrs. William E.cclcs and Mrs. 4. II.
given on Tuesday afternoon at the
Eccles homo. Prizes were won by Mrs.
j. j. Klescl. Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald,
Mrs. +. NJ. Nyc and Mrs, Smith The
decorations were beautifully carried out
in pink and white, and in the dining.
room n large ut-glass bowl Of carna-
tions formed the table centerpiece.
Mrs. J. G. Armstrong. Mrs LcRoy
EccIcs, Mrs. Harold Pccry and Miss
Frances Joyce poured. and the Misses
Nawn Wright. Beatrice Brewer. Celia
Ecclcs and Alberta Wright assisted
with the refreshments.
Mrs a. A. Mcbride was hostess at
lilac luncheon given on Tuesday IN
compliment 10 Miss Florence Hurst and
Miss Gcuevicvc Nicholson. The dining.
room was beautiful, with quantities Of
lilacs. A large cut-glass bowl of the
flowers formed the table ccnterpicce.
and the place cards were in white and
gold and were tied 10 small boquet of
lilacs. Mrs. Mcbride was assisted by
Mrs. William Jcffers. and covers were
laid for fourteen. Miss Hurst will
leave next week for Portland. Or. to
spend the summer, and Miss Nicholson
will leave for her home in Indiana af-