The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-21
OGDEN.
Special to The Tribune.

AiAS0, BISHOP performing I'll
ceremony in the presence of the fanil.
and few intimate friends or the bride
The house was decorated with pink am
white carnations and smilax The brid
was attlred In a beautiful white silk anc
lace gown and was attended by her sis
ter, Miss Rose Thomas Dan Thomas
brother OF the bride. was best man !
wedding supper followed the ceremony
Mr., and Mrs. Ebersole will reside in og
Gen Tor Two months. when they vii
leave for Chicago TO make their home.
Mrs. y. r. Haywood left Thursday
evening for Portland, where she will yisi
a short time with her mother. Mrs
William Guthrie. who. has been spending
several months in Oregon. They will
visit Long Beach and other coast resorts
before returning to Ogden.
Mrs. w. l.. Watts and her three chill
dren and her mother Mrs. w. d. Little
field. have returned to their home in Og-
den. after a months visit with relatives
In Portland and other Oregon cities,
The w, o. w. will give a dance Wed
nesday evening. August "a. at the Her
mitage,
David Hopkins. Jr, and Leonard
Wright have gone to Pittsburg. Pa,
where they will visit a month with rela-
tives and friends.
The Ladies Aid society OF the Metho-
dist church met Thursday afternoon in
the church parlors.
Mrs Minnie Hobrook, who has been
visiting in Oakland. the guest OF her
aunt. Mrs. II. V. Blasdel, has returned
to her home.
Miss Cora Bassett of Salt Lake is
visiting in Ogden, the guest OF Miss
Mildred Douglass.
On Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Thaanum entertained the friends
of Rev. and Mrs. y. S. ElderkIn at their
home on Mob Hill The event was a
farewell party to the minister and his
wife. who vii will leave September l II for
assume the pastorate OF the plymouth
Congregational church. About 1So gath
cred to pay their respects to the pastor
and his wife. An elaborate supper was
served on the large lawn, which was
brilliantly lighted with Japanese lanterns.
During the evening an, excellent musi-
ber OF talented vocalists of this city.
Mrs. Harry Sims read an original poem
relating TO the, nature of the retiring
which caused much favorable comment.
On behalf of the Congregational choir,
Mrs, Thaanum presented a loving cup
Creery of the Methodist church extended
greetings to the departing friends, and
towards midnight the company departed
after having spent a very pleasant even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Kiesel and daugh-
ter. Minnie left Wednesday afternoon for
New York, from which place they will
sail August % for an extended trip
through Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Watts and fam.
lily and Miss Elva Littlefield. sister OF
Mrs. Wattis. Will leave soon for Pueblo,
Colo. where they Will make their home
for the next year
Rev. and Mrs. Carver left Wednesday
morning for Winona. where they will
attend a Bible conference, an interna-
tional gathering at Winona Lake, In
diana.
Miss Gertrude Biddle has gone to Los
Angeles for short visit,
Silver hive No. l. L. O. It. M, gave
a card party art the Odd Fellows hall
Monday evening
Miss Amy Wilson OF Logan Is the
guest of Miss Electa Skeen at her camp |
in Ogden canyon.
Miss Sarah Matthias and Miss Maud |!
Burle of Brigham City are visiting In |
Ogden. the guests Of Miss Nellie Watts |
friends in honor Of her cousin. Miss, Lu-
cilIe Schilin OF Des Moines, Ia. Each |
guest represented some geographical |
name. the interpreting OF which was
productive OF "A great deal of amusement |
A dainty luncheon was served, followed |
by games.
Norman K. Noyes and Otto Bauman |
have returned. after two weeks visit |
TO Los Angeles and other cities In Cali |
fornia.
A farewell dance was given Friday |
evening al the Hermitage, complimentary
to Frank Williams, who departs soon
for a mission to Germany and switzer-
land,
Miss Ivy Gunnell returned Wednes-
day from California. where she has been
visiting in Oakland and Los Angeles with
months Miss Gunnell also visited wi tn |
friends and relatives for several weeks
at Grants Pass. Oregon.
The Misses Edna and Helen Towne en-
tertained twelve OF their friends at a
fudge party Wednesday evening at their
home.
The Caledonians will hold their annual
outing Tuesday. August %. at the Her
mltage.
Mr. and Mrs Henry S Schnell OF Nil
waukee are visiting in Ogden.
The Scottish Cronies OF Ogden and the
Thistle club OF Salt Lake held their
annual outing In Ogden CANYON Wed,
dancing was enjoyed in the afternoon and
evening.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. P. B. Haslett
entertained the Eastern Star Sewing
club In Ogden canyon.
Mrs, s. L. Brick entertained a few
guests at a five hundred party at her
homo Thursday afternoon.
The ladies Of st. Joseph's sewing circle
met Thursday afternoon at st. Joseph's
hall. A business meeting was held, aft
er which a pleasant social hour was
spent.
Miss Florence. who is in the training
Gf st Mars E1spis left
with parents in Ogden for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ, Smith announce
the engagement of their daughter. Ruby.
10 H R. Gibbs of this city. the marriage
TO take place In the near future.
Miss Ardell Browning and Miss Jennie
Calvert entertained twenty guests at a
five hundred party, Monday evening. at
the home OF Miss Calvert. in honor OF
Miss Florence Cutting OF Evanston. Wyo.
The lawn was decorated with Japanese
lanterns, and the table, seats and plants
were effectively arranged for the occa-
sion. Following the card game. a dainty
luncheon was served on the lawn.
Friday evening farewell dance was
given In honor of Fred Summerill. Jr,
who leaves coon for a foreign mission.
Misses Mabel and Hazel Palmer OF
Grand Island. Neb, who have been
spending the summer with their brother,
left for home Thursday They Will stop
at Colorado Springs and Denver.
Kenneth Griffin left Thursday for
Berkeley Cal where he will attend the
Berkeley university.
The ladies Of the Methodist church en-
tertalned about 200 friends OF the Rev.
and Mrs. McCreery Monday evening at
farewell party in the church parlors.
Music was furnished by the Misses
Schflllng Spencer and Frey during the