The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-07
State Society
OGDEN.

Ogden, Nov. 6.-Miss Annie Olson.
daughter of Bishop E. A. Olson of the
Fourth ward, is visiting relatives and
friends in New York City and also in
New Jersey. Miss Olson expects to re-
turn TO ogden in about two weeks.
Mrs. Ada Wallace Unruh, state presi-
dent of the Oregon w. c. 7. u, delivered
an interesting address on the issues OF
the day at the Baptist church last sun
day evening.
A social card party was given by the
Royal Hghlanders to their members and
friends last Monday evening at Eagle
hall 1t was a very successful and en-
joyable affair
terrain church gave most delightful Hal
lOween social last Monday night The
church was decorated to suit Halloween
customs and delicious refreshments
formed a pleasant part of the evening
enjoyment
Mrs f. G. Coursey, 526 Twenty fifth
street. has gone for a months visit with
braska.
Much interest is taken in the approach
ing nuptials of Miss Frances Pauline
Joyce of Ogden and Henry Charles HID
bard of Seattle Wash, which take place
the middle of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Randall have re-
Gently announced the engagement OF
their daughter Jennie to Romano FOO
lick, the marriage TO occur in the near
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olmstead were Ogden
their way home to San Francisco. Mr.
and Mrs. Olmstead were returning from
their eastern wedding tour. Mr.. Olmstead
is the chief forester of district No. . at
San Francisco
Last Sunday morning the Rev. VII
liam w. Fleetwood celebrated the nrst
anniversary of his rectOrshlp OF tne
Church of the Good Shepherd. y special
service was held at II a. m, 10 which all
who were interested in the work OF the
parish were invited.
A. T. Potter Of the forest service OF the
Tinted States left last Sunday for Idaho,
where he will spend some time with
stockmen and fOrcSters adjusting graz
ing matters After finishing his work IN
Idaho he will return to Washington
one of the most charming and elaborate
entertainments attendant on the mystic
Halloween was given by Miss Belle Co
rev at the home of her parents, MI. ana
Mrs. Warren Corey, PA IWenty-elghth
street on Friday evening. Their beau
tiful bungalow was fittingly and taste
fully decorated The color scheme was
yellow and green. the dining room being
festOoned from the ceiling to the table.
where grinning pumpkin faces ara wax
candles in imprOVised carrot candle
sticks furnished weird light. Cut glass
and beautiful hand-painted china win a
large pumpkin bulging with delicious
fruit formed a centerplece. Inc entrance
was Illuminated with large lighted pump
kins, and the basement, uniquely decor
ated for the exclusive use of the for
tune teller whose prophecies made not
a small feature of the evening. The Tor
tune teller was entirely unknown 10 the
guests and caused some curiosity. Inc
latter mart of the evening was devoted 10
games and music. All were in DAINTY,
rich fancy costumes, and the following
guests were present. Misses Gladys and
Priscilla Nesbit and Ruth Peterson,
''three little girls in blue Miss Ella
Iarkin. folly; Miss Sylvia Shaw, ChneSe
girl; Miss Belle Corey, Shamrock maid
teller. The gentlemen were: claude
Saxev. Louis XIV costume; William
Purdy. Foxey Grandpa; Leo Madison
Mephistopheles; Guy, Wadsworth, Span
lard: Claude Wright and Clark Reese,
dominos. Misses Josie Larkin and Carrie
Furche served the guests with delicious
refreshments and Mrs. a. 7. Corey as
sisted Mrs Corey in receiving ana enter
win c. Barnes, acting assistant for
ester in charge of the grazing department
of the national forest service, left ogden
the first of the week for Los Angeles
Mr.. Barnes will spend couple OF months
i'm California, inspecting the grazing
lands of the national forests there. He
attended the convention OF IoresleFS
here. which ended last week.
Mrs George a. Woodruff, wife OF Su-
perintendent Woodruff of the sugar FAC
tory. will be hostess to the Friday After
noon Bridge club next week at her coun-
try home in Wilson's lane.
Mrs Alexander w. Walker most charm
ingIv entertained the Halycon Sewing
club al her home Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and MRS. Arthur Kuhn will enter
tain the Friday Night Bridge club at
their home on Twenty-fourth street next
week.
next Monday afternoon at 3 o clock at
the home of Mrs. Abe Kuhn, E4U4 Madl-
Lovers of the best in art are very much
interested in the eleventh annual eXhDl-
&C. II, rfuh Art VIII
open Nov. 13 for two weeks at the OS-
den High school building. Many afusts
have been asked to contribute A prize
OF $500 will be given 10 the best painting
by a Utah resident artist. a prize OF stuO
will be given for the best design OF a
school building. Fifteen dollars VIII De
given for the best water color; 50 Tor the
best piece of sculpture. In Diach aIu
White drawings $40 will be given. Ihe
most artistic design in lace and needle
work will be awarded SO a special prize
of $3.50 will be given by me puD1c sc4 ,lI'
of SDringville for the best painting by a
Utah artist An opportunity 10 see an
exhibit like this seldom falls TO the let OF
school children, and 1t IS TO be hopeu
they may all be able TO see It'll not 70
wholly appreciate it.
A male quartet has been organized N
the Methodist church composed OF
Messrs Webster, Ramey, Lyman and
Johnson. Their music is of high order
A most unique Halloween party was
given at the home of Mrs Maggie West
last Saturday night. The house was ap-
nropriately decorated and the Halloween
spirit reigned supreme. On entering the
realms of mystery each guest was
grasped BY the clammy hand OF ths
guardian ghost When all had arrived
the ghosts DOTTED their habiliments and
Halloween games were INDUCED in. Art
er serving supper peculiar 10 Halloween
the guests departed as the midnight Dell
was tOlling.
Last Thursday night number OF prom
inent citizens held q meeting 10 discuss
the moral and social conditions OF the
city. The result of the meeting was the
organization of the Ogden Bettermeni
league a bipartisan organization me
officers of the organization consist OF a
board of trustees of ten members. ihe
officers elected last Thursday are: Presi-
dent. David o. Mckay; vice presidents
Charles c. Richards. Rev 9, W. Nc
Creary Rev Noble Strong Elderkln; sec
retarv and treasurer, John v Bluth; eX-
ecutiVe committee. Heber Scowcroft, A
W Agee. H L. Griffin, Hyrum Belnap
and Francis ". StratfOrU.
c J. Ross manager of the tabernacle
choir, ieft for Chicago Sunday morning
10 confer with the managers OF the Chi
cago Tribune regarding the plans tor
sending the choir to Chicago to take part
IN the musical program incident 10 the
National Land and Irrigation exposition
A telegram was received Tuesday nlghl
containing the information that obstacles
had arisen making it impossible to nave
the choir sing at the land exposition TINS
year. OF course it is a great disappoint-
ment to the choir.
The many friends of H L. Bell and
family received with regret the news TINS
week of the change in Mr.. Bells position
as chief dispatcher Of the Southern Pa
cific Mr. Bell win take up his duties in
of