The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06

arrived in ogden Tuesday to make an
extended visit with her mother
Mrs: Z. @. COursey and family left
saturday evening for Salt Lake, where
they expect TO reside.
MRS J. L. Snyder entertained a party
of friends at the ogden theatre sat
uTday evening.
Mrs. G. W. McCreery had as her
guests during the week her father,
Hon. w. A. Richards, commissioner of
taxation of Wyoming, and her sister
Miss Edna Richards. They are en-
route to Cheyenne rom a visit of sew
eraI months In California. They left
| for home Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. David c. Eccles enter
! tained Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph E. Bristol
and Miss RulI MOnogue at box party
at the Orpheum Monday evening fol-
/ lowed by supper.
Dr.. and Mrs. George A. Dickson are
entertaining otis n. Durham and fam
lily of Bismarck, S. d.
About 20 native sons and daughters
Of Kansas, residents of Salt Lake and
Ogden, celebrated their second annual
reunion by a banquet at the Charles
cafeteria Saturday evening, The even
ing was spent with music and toasts.
The Mission society of the Methodist
church met at the home of Mrs. Agnes
Clancy, 1928 Childs avenue, Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Sylvia Garner entertained at
dinner at her home, 1915 Ogden avenue,
Sunday.
Mrs. Kate S. billiard visited her
daughter, DR.. Ruth billiard, in Salt
Lake several DAYS this week.
The young ladies of the S. o. B. H.
club celebrated the birthday anniver-
! sary of Miss Ella Peake on Monday
evening at her home, 500 Thirty-first
street.
Mr. and Mrs L N. Pierce of 2S2S
Washington avenue were at home to
the members and their friends of the
| Congregational church Thursday even
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given.
[ Advfces received from Boise. Ida, We'd
neSday, announced the marriage in that
city of Fred :. Scriven of Ogden and Miss
Beatrice Mitchell of Boise. After a short
tour in the northwest, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schriven WI return to Ogden, where they
will make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. P. Ipsen Of Blackfoot,
Ida, are visiting friends and relatives IN
Ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Stewart left Thurs
day afternoon for FL PasO, Tex, where
| they anticipate making their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Smith left Thurs
day afternoon for southern California for
/ months stay.
/ The Historical society met on Friday
| afternoon at the residence Of Mrs. J. S.
1 Gordon. 81 Twenty-fifth street. Judge
/ Y. c. GunnelI addressed the society IN the
/ interest Of the establishment of a home
! for dependent children. A feature of
/ the fine musical program was talk by
]
! studies in Europe and acquaintance with
/ noted musicians.
Delighting a large number Of invited
| guests, the second class musicale Of the
| season was given by accomplished pupils
/ of Professor Squire Coop at his studio
/ Wednesday evening.
! Mrs Hiram H. Spencer and son, Hiram,
/ ir, leave SATURDAY. for a months stay in
/ southern California
/ MI and Mrs. J. o. Cross will entertain
/ at a large card party Monday evening at
their home. 563 Twentv-fifth street. A
number Of Salt Lake friends will be in
/ attendance.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Mark Smith and
/ Nj and Mrs. Jack Browning have issued
/ invitations for a dancing party at Con-
gress academy on the evening of Monday
/ February Z
Urday for Los Angeles, Cal, for months
II. c. Gordon and family have removed
/ to Ogden from Evanston. Wyo.
Mrs w. S. Stevenson and Mrs W. R
Skeen were visiting in Pennington on
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Duffin were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. I. r. DUffin in Brigham
/ CITY Saturday.
Miss EVELYN Hanson Of Malad, Ida, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs, Chris Flygare
on jefferson avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William David Of Rock
Island. III. are visiting j. II. Shafer and
failv at 2125 Royal avenue.
An impressive uuptial mass was cele-
brated at 8 o'clock Tuesday morning at
St Joseph's church, at which D. F. Gee
rev Of Cassle<e. MINI, and Miss Joseph
me Rossiter Of Ogden were united in mar
riage. The ceremony was performed by
Father Cushnahan. Martin O'TOOle acted
rs best man and Miss Bessie Burns was
bridesmaid Ir-r-rfiatelv after the mar
riage the party entertained at a
breakfast at the Virginia. where twenty
two sat at the wedding feast. Mr.. and
Mrs. Geerey will make their home in Og-
den.
Monday, at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Josephine R West. on Twenty
eighth street. Mrs. Jane 8. Richards cele-
brated the eightv-snventh anniversary of
her birth A number of Salt Lake rela-
tives were present.
Miss Maud Wvl1es left Monday for New
York CITY and other eastern points eX-
Decting to be gone about three weeks.