The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-26
OGDEN.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 25.-One Of the largest
social affairs OF the week was the Ken
sinEton given Wednesday afternoon oS
ner, on the law at the Condor home,
when about eighty were entertained Tne
lawn presented a pretty scene, with It's
decorations OF flags and lanterns ana Ell
fcctive arrangement of tables and chairs
Among the diversions OF the afternoon
was d guessing game and game OF
chance. the prizes being awarded TO MIS-
o. NJ. Runyon, Mrs s. T. Corn and MISS
irene Paine. The games We're followed
by an elaborate luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs. william Moves, Wednes-
day evening. entertained about one hun
dred OF their relatives and friends In
niversary. Carnations and roses adorned
the rooms. red and white being used in
the dining room and pink In the par
lor. Tho evening was spent in music.
followed by an elaborate supper. A mum
ber OF Salt Lake and Wyoming friends
were among The out-of-town guests,
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
Claud T Moyes and Miss Rose Dutler
were married. Patriarch George Larkln
performing the ceremony. The bride was
attended by Miss Marie Rasmussen and
DR., ], w. Pidcock was best man. Fol-
lowing the ceremony, wedding dinner
was served at the home of Doctor and
Mrs. j. W. Pidcock, only tho mombers
of both families being present, after
which the wedding party left In auto.
mobiles for Ogden canyon. Robert a.
Moyes. Mrs. j. B. Leavitt and Mrs Mar
garet DoNey, relatives Of the groom,
came from Salt Lake To attend the we'd
ding.
Mrs. ]. w. Pidcock entertained at
card party Thursday evening in honor
Of Miss Buelah Woodruff OF Salt Lake.
Mrs. C. f. McGregor gave a porcn
party in honor OF the fourth birthday OF
her daughter. Mabel. The little guests
were entertained in the afternoon In
various games, after which refreshments
were served.
A pretty home wedding OF the week
was solemnized "Wednesday afternoon.
when Miss Ida Marie Cassln, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Cassin, and
Walter W. Mathews were married. At
o'clock the bride and groom entered
the preitily decorated parlor. where they
were married by the Rev, John Edward
Carver the old English ring ceremony
being used. Immediately after the cere
nony, Mr.. and Mrs. Mathews left for
Calgary, Canada, where they will make
an extended tour.
Miss Buelah Woodruff OF Salt Lake
visited in Ogden the past week.
Mrs. Ad Kuhn entertained number OF
guests at Lagoon Saturday,
Mrs. O, II. Kubi accompanied by her
son Glen. of Glenellin, n. D.. Is visit
ing her sister. Miss Margaret Koch, for a
few weeks
Of Miss Alta RowIey and Benjamin 6.
Beck OF Salt Lake City took place at
the home OF the brides parents. Mr. and
Mr.. and Mrs. w, c. Hart and Miss Melba
Rowlcy as ring bearer, the couple en-
tered the parlor to the strains of the
HsSqnE ssten q aYsd ne bFSe p Mrs The a w
mony was performed by the Rev, II. I.
Zimmerman, in the presence of the i'm
, mediate relatives and a few friends The
hFfH nn hoa fr1 r,hi irn linz ri
gown and carried shower bouquet OF
brides roses. Following the ceremony
an elaborate wedding dinner was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Beck will make their home
in Salt Lake,
A lawn party was given Tuesday even
ing 10 the members of the two advanced
religion classes of the Sixth ward at the
home OF Mrs. S, T. Whitaker. supervisor
of the ward religion classes. The lawn.
brilliantly lighted, presented a pretty
scene, with seats and tables effectively
arranged Games and music were en-
ioyed uiei a late hour. after which re-
freshments were served. Mrs. Whitaker
was. assisted in entertaining by her
teachers Mrs L. +. Stott. Mrs. J. r
Bush and Miss Grace Frodsham,
Mrs. F. ]. Kiesel, Mrs Ad Kuhn and
Mrs. p. Healy were appointed Monday
as committee TO act for the Martha
society in the summer
Mrs. Frank NJ. briggs has gone to Sal,
Lake TO visit her mother for two weeks
Dermott OF Denver. who are the guests
OF Mrs. Fl. W. McAbee for a short time
spent the past WAX in Salt Lake.
Miss Jennie Olson has returned to Og-
den. after visiting al Omaha, Neb.
Miss Ada Nelson has gone to her home
in Salina. Utah. TO spend the summer.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
were the guests OF Mrs. 7. w. Horn
Thursday afternoon.
DR.. Ruth Hilliard Of Salt Lake is vis-
iting her mother, Mrs, Kate S. HIlliard.
The regular meeting of the Lincoln
postponed until July Il, The sowing club
will meet Tuesday afternoon, June 2S,
with Mrs. Kate Hodge.
Miss Lula Thatcher has returned to
Ogden after a short visit in Idaho.
Mrs. I. Russell and daughter Altlen
OF New York are spending the summer
with Mrs. Russells pareots, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. S. Smith.
Mrs. D. C. Wheeler and two children
OF Silver City are visiting with Mrs
Wheclcr's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e ].
Barnsley,
Miss Pearl Stephens OF Ogden visited
with her aunt Mrs. n. j. Peterson, at
CoalvIle the past week.
Mrs. Heber Warner and daughter vis-
tied with Mrs. P. j. Peterson at Bing-
nam for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H Barnhart and baby
Edward have returned from AN eastern
trip.
Mrs. T. Fitzgerald entertained the
members OF the Martha society Monday
afternoon t the society's last meeting