The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-10
State Society
OGDEN.


Mr.. and Mrs. s. v Nobson are visit
Ing friends in Salt Lake.
One of the most delightful affairs
given by the Weber club was the dane
ING party al the Utah Hot Springs Tues
day evening, with DR. and Mrs. Ambrose
Hlbbs as host and hostess. Fifty
couples. many of whom InOtOred out to
the springs, enjoyed one OF the most
oenght1ul evenings gwen under the
auspices of the club this season. Ford's
orchestra furnished an especially fine
program. and the dining room al the
hoteis especially arranged for the occa-
sion, afforded an attractive ball room
tor the dancers. Light refreshments
were served.
Mrs John T. Rushmer was hostess
monday afternoon to thirty guests, five
hundred being the diversion of the aft
ernoon- Luncheon was served al Q
O'Clock, the gentlemen being invited to
come at that hour. The affair was
carefully appointed one. and is num-
bered among the delightful social sue
cesses of the season.
olst Womans Mission society was heic
thursday afternoon at the home OF
MIS- Joseph c. Nye' Z546 Adams avenue.
ly carried out
Mrs. Richard T. Hume will be the
hostess 10 the ladies Of the Halcyon
Sewing club next Friday afternoon at
her home in Twenty fifth street
Mrs Nettie Kerr of Provo is visiting
In Ogden, the guest Of Mrs. 5. 5. Smith.
MfS. henry <. btStiOW lCll w SuuSS-
" afternoon for Chicago, where she
will visit for a number of weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. E. L. Van Meter.
Wednesday AFTERNOON twelve friends
of Mrs. Ambrose p. Hibbs surprised ner
at her new home at the hotel at Utah
Hot Springs, the occasion celebrating
the anniversary of Mrs. Hibbs birth.
The ladies took with them a beautiful
gift, a prize for the one having the
highest score and a delicious lunch.
Mrs Fred n. Hess of Omaha was award
h MA fol ffaTrvT ing
ladies' were present; Mrs. Thomas f.
Fitzgerald Mrs. Hiram H Spencer, Mrs
Abe Kuhn Mrs. oliver VI. Runyan, Mrs
Fred n. Hess of Omaha, Mrs. Henry
Charles Hibbard of Seattle, Mrs. Frank
NJ. briggs, Mrs. Archie p. Bigelow, Mrs.
Ralph Guthrie, Mrs. Ezra c. Rich. Mrs.
Daniel ]. Sheehan and Miss Katherine
Fitzgerald and Miss Mildred Runyan,
Mrs. Guy Clark eff Salt Lake is the
guest of Mrs. B. e. Tyree.
Mrs Everett A. Sheeve and son ar
rived from Butte Mont, Wednesday
morning and Joined Mr., Sleeve, who is
city ticket agent of the Hartman lines.
The Pythian Sisters met at the home
of Mrs. Fred King, 1914 Twenty seventh
street, Friday afternoon, the occasion
being in honor of the nineteenth ami
versary OF Calanthe temple No /. Pyth-
ian Sisters.
On last Saturday afternoon the ladies
OF the Historical society and their
guests spent most enjoyable after
noon at the pleasant home Of Mrs. 10
seph r. Morrell, in Adams avenue. The
lecture for the afternoon was given
by Mrs. Lafayette Mentz Butler of the
English department Of the University
of Utah, on the Modern Drama" con-
sidersd from the point o. view Of a per
son living in the years 1850 looking
backward upon the productions 60 OF TINS
peare's time" Several vocal selections
were charmingly rendered by Miss Bes-
H. 5. Sims and wife Of Ell Paso, Tex.
arrived IA Ogden Tuesday and will
make their home here; at present they
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Sims.
Miss Irene ROwlands, daughter of
Assistant Superintendent Rowlands OF
the Southern Pacific company, returned
to Ogden Wednesday evening arteI
having spent a month in California and
Nevada visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Maud Egan of ogden spent
Thursday and Friday at Evanston
Wyo., the guest Of her sister, Mrs Fred
Mrs G. j. Calvert of Evanston. wyo.,
is visiting relatives in Ogden for rev
Mrs A. Baker entertained the Past
Noble Grands' club at her home, ~
West Twenty street THURSDAY
Mrs. 7. w. Hutton visited friends in
Salt Lake Friday. ~,
The ladies of the Martha society Will
he entertained next Monday afternoon
al the home of Mrs. Matthew 7. Brown
ing corner of Washington avenue ana
Twenty street ~
Mrs William Van Allen VIII De the
hostess to the members OF her afternoon
bridge club next Tuesday AFTERNOON at
her home in the Spencer apartments.
Mrs James @. Paine has returned
from a visit of several days in salt
Lake the guest of Mrs. John f. Mar
shall. Mrs. Paine will remain IN Ogden
until the first of May, when she leaves
for New York city to be Joined there by
her daughter, Miss Emma Paine, VINO
will accompany her on years trip
one of the pleasant events of the
week was the card party given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Curto on
Thursday evening. card games inter
spersed with musical selections. were IN
Obliged in until a late hour, when DAINTY
refreshments were served Prlzes We're
awarded; Mrs. ]. e. Burton ana X. ); Col-
Inns winning first prizes and Mrs. r. j.
Collins and J. E. Burton consolation
prizes. on
Eighteenth street entertained at cards
Wednesday evening. Mrs. William Tay-
Tor and Mrs. Joseph Carr and Mrs. Phil
IN Kohn were awarded prizes and the gen
fieIlen's prizes went to Mr.. Philip Kohn
and Mr. William Taylor. After the
ava riding of prizes the guests were invited
into the dining room where a delicious
luncheon was served, the decorations be-
ing pink and white carnations. inter-
mingled with violets. Several solos were
rendered by Miss Lillian Larsen and Miss
Pearl Williams. The guests included the
following. MI. anu MIS-. Iouui
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Bra un, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Kohn,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carey. Mr.. and Mrs.
William GaylOr. Mr.. and Mrs. d. Farr,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Aud, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Carr Mr.. and Mrs. w. FAIR, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Larson, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Carey Jr., Mrs. Sarah Williams
end the Misses Inez Thomas. Lillian Lar
son, Marvel Carr Pearl Williams and
Ellen Larson.
wednesday evening at o'clock the nup-
tial ceremony uniting Miss Lucy Clapp
and Joseph Brickley was solemnized at
the home OF the bride 1888 Jackson ave
nue.. the Rev. G. T. Hare officiating
with Miss Lulu Thatcher as bridesmaid
and Claud Clapp best man. After the
wedding ceremony congratulations TO the
happy pair and appropriate musical Sc
lections were followed by an elaborate
banquet in the dining room. covers being
laid for twenty-five guests. The Ia BILE
presented a beautiful picture. with its
artistic prOfusion of cut flowers. dainty
arrangement and beautifully adorned
brides cake.
Mr. and Mrs D. c. Zitzman have been
visiting the past week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Frost
Mr.. and Mrs. Blackman Joined F. c.
Schramna ]. J. Greenwald, w. J. Lynch
xVfUfau, Rash o. Salt Lake and DR..