The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08
OGDEN.
Special to The Tribune.

Especial To The Tribune.
III OGDEN. Nav "A beautifully appoint
Ted luncheon was the one given by Mrs,
I'D. j. Sheehan at the Virginia. Monday
iafternoon. In honor OF Mrs. II. c. Bbbard
lof Seattle. Tho dining room was deco
rated IN white and yellow. the shades
7 lwere drawn and the soft lights from vel
llow-s shaded candcla bra made very
iformed the central decorations OF the
tables. and roses were sprin<led artis-
rendered number of selections during
n the lunch hour Mrs. Shcchan presided
Hover the honor table. with Mrs. T.. NJ.
Conroy. Mrs. Ralph Guthrie and Mrs
IT. D. Ryan al the other table. The ont
iof-town guests were Mcsdames Cam.
WHITLEY and Grant and the Misses Nan
and Marie Gibbons or Salt Lake.
Mrs. n. c. Hibbard. accompanied by
Monday for her home in Seattle. after
ia months visit with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. r. S. Joyce.
Miss Azalia Goddard gave a dancing
iparty Tuesday evening. in compliment TO
Arthur Bingham, who Will leave soon for
& Australia. \ fine dancing programme
was given by. Reeds orchestra, and
humber of selections from noted COM
posers were given on the VictroIa and
Ambrola between the dances. Following
the programme, luncheon was served,
Miss Goddard being assisted by. Miss
Roatrlce Farr. Miss Ruby Cross and Miss
Beatrice Eorrocks. The tables were pret-
) lilly decorated with carnations, pansies
and bridal wreath,
Forty OF the younger members Of tho
Baptist church met Tuesday evening at
the home OF j. II. Craft. Following the
business meeting the company was en-
tcrtsined by Miss Maud Tabor and Enoch
enjoyed, after which refreshments were
served and a pleasant social hour was
spent The house was artistically deco
rated with bridal wreath.
has been visiting in Ogden, the guest OF
Mrs ]. A. Clark, returned to her home
Monday.
A meeting OF the Young Peoples Bible
Mrs. Wadsworth The class will enter
lain tho members of the Sunday school
on May II In the lecture room of the
church.
Miss Florence Il. Fisher who for thc
past eight months has been visiting in
Boise and Pocatello, has returned TO her
home in Ogden.
Mrs. e. A. L.arkin has returned home
after a two months visit with her
mother in Philadelphia.
Mrs. T.. NJ Conroy will entertain the
members OF the Martha society on Mon
DAY afternoon. May 2.
The ladies' OF the Lincoln circle were
the guests OF Mrs. G.. A. Llttlehed Tues
day afternoon,
Miss Mabel Moon entertained the Past
day afternoon.
Mrs. H. G. Bigelow has returned home
after visiting with friends and relatives
in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs r. 8 Hale OF PocnteIlo. |
Ida, spent several days in Ogden last
week visiting with friends.
Mrs. / Farrell entertained the members
OF the Tolstoi circle at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. ID. r, Johnston, Tuesday
afternoon. The subject of the afternoon
study was whittier" Mrs. George Mole
read the poem, THE Light That Is Felt"
\ number Of selections from Whittier's
poems were read, an autobiography OF his
Of the authors life and writings was held
The topic, "a Sane Fourth OF July" was
led by Mrs. i. II. King. and an interest
ing discussion followed. Following the
programme. refreshments were served by
Mrs. Farrell. assisted by her daughter,
Mrs. Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. E. Holman are the
guests OF DR.. and Mrs, S. L. Brick. They
are on their way home TO Boston from
the coast.
The Ladies' Literary club Will meet
with Mrs. Henry Bagley at her home
Wednesday afternoon fine musical
programme will be given.
The annual meeting OF the Home Gull
Mrs 7. w, Horn, Tuesday. May II.
The next meeting of the Child Culture
club will be held at the home of Mrs.
Francis Koln. An interesting progra mme
talk on ''rhe Bitter Cry of the Children"
and Mrs. c. II. Gosling will talk on
'Cfv0 Service"