The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-01-09

Mamie Owens; treasurer, Comic Fatl
RanEm; secretary, Julia a. Allen.
conductor. Jane Better; guard. Emma
Gallachor; assistant conductor. Eliza
beth Greenwood; assistant guard, Jen-
ME Garncaw: color bearers. Hcnriet-
"a Griffith Kate Toponce. Ellen Huss,
Elizabeth Cave. patriotic instructor,
Dianthia Lindsay, press correspond
ert, Mary A. Couch; musician. Isella
Tyree
Among the foremost social events
of the week was the series OF dances
given by Ike Flinders Of the Congress
Dancing Academy.
Thursday evening the Wool Crow
ers. ball was given. There were over
FIVE hundred persons present, the
badges OF the delegates being largely
in evidence. Delicious refreshments
were served during the evening and
with tn music of a superb orchestra
nothing else could be desired
The dances of Friday and SATURDAY.
evenings were also of a high order.
the attendance being about two hun
dred couples each evening. The same
splendid music was furnished
MT Flinders can certainly be con-
graduated on his progressiveness in
arranging such enjoyable entertain.
ment for the convention visitors.
On Friday night the ogden High
school Alumni association will give
their opening ball at the Congress.
Mrs. Edward Irving was given
pleasant surprise Tuesday evening
when number of friends gathered
at her home. Cards games and music
were the evenings diversions. prizes
going TO Mrs. Renolde Raty, Mrs. Roy
Cowan, K. Stanger and John Allen.
dainty supper was served
Mr.. and Mrs Meal Penrose OF Mar
rlott entertained New Years eve at
en- enjoyable watch party. at which
refreshments were served and the
usual social diversions occupied the
evening. Present were, Mt and
Mrs. Ed Irving. Mr. and Mrs Roy
Cowan. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Stanger.
Mr.. and Mrs r Stanger. Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Bills, Miss OgilHe Penrose
and Miss Irene Cowan.
The "Neighborhood Birthday Club"
met with Mrs c. Panlson on Tues
day at her home on North Washing
ton avenue, the occasion being her
birthday. Delicious refreshments
were served, and a beautiful gift OF
silver was presented to the hostess
by the club. The members present
W.T. Mrs. Stringham. Mrs. Hall, Mrs
Gibbs, Mrs. Holt. Mrs Hewes, Mrs
In II
guest.
Miss Mary Anderson entertained
the members of her clnss at a choco-
late party at her home. 2l2S Quincy
avenue, Tuesday afternoon, January
9Th. 1910. Dainty refreshments were
served. The prizes were awarded to
Misses Catharlne Mclaughlin and
Frances Guerin. Those present were
Misses Gladys Rich, Catharine Nc
Laughlin, Frances GuerIn. Genevleve
Malone, Marguerite Scott. Helen
Tracy and Mary Anderson
Mr. and Mrs James Dennlng OF
Dubois, Idaho, are spending a few
days in Ogden during the Wool Grow
ers' convention. with Mr. and Mrs.
X. +. Sawyer, at Sl9 Twenty,fourth
street.
Mrs Catherine Malone pleasantly
entertained the promters of the
League of the Sacred Heart at her
home on Jefferson avenue Sunday
aftrnoon. the occasion being called !
meeting of the officers to accept the !
resignation of Mrs. Marguerite Langs- |
dorf as secretary and treasurer Of
the league After a formal accept. |
ance a number of speeches were |
mede expressing the regret of the So I
clety and ascribing the exceptional /
prosperity Of the league in this city I
largely to the efficient and untirinc
efforts OF Mrs. Langsdorf Voiclng !
the love and hearty good wishes OF |
the members. Mrs. Malone then pre- I
sented the retiring officer with ros-
airy OF new and exquisite design.
tting token of farewell Mrs. Langs-
dorf leaves shortly for her new home