The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-27
State Society
OGDEN.


Ogden. Feb. 26-AIr and Mrs. Albert q.
Horn are now pleasantly located az StJ
TWenty-fOurth street.
Raymond Ryan, who has Deen dlL1l4u-
ing school in Indiana, returned nome II4e
first of the week.
Edwin +. Tout and daughter, MISS Mas
gle Tout arrived in Ogden Saturday from
London, where they have spent the last
two years. They are guests at the nome
of B. A Ensign, 26S4 Lincoln avenue
Prof John VI. Mills, superintendent OF
the public schools of ogden, delivered "a
lecture TO the parents of the Fourth Wafd
Sunda-. school Tuesday morning. The
subject of his address was Ideals
Mrs. Albert +. Richey viii be hostess to
the members of the Lucky Is club at her
home on TWenty-siXth street Wednesday
afternoon. March 2.
The members Of the 1910 club were en-
terIained at the home OF Miss Lorene ar
ley. $50 TWenty-fifth street. on thursday
afternoon. Cards were the afternoon
diversion and the prizes were awarded
TO Mrs Ray Stone and Miss Hattie
Jones. a dainty luncheon W. served by
the hostess, assisted by her mother, Mrs.
Lafe Farley
one of the most delightful affairs Of
the week was the ball given thursday
evening by the Junior class OF the Young
Ladies Mutual Improvement ASSOCIATION
at the Seventh ward amusement nan.
The members of the Lucky Is cluD were
very pleasantly entertained Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF MIS- Iholnas
n. DAVIS, tDl LWEAlN-LiLth street WI =
". A McGaW, Mrs. Ezra Richardson ana
Mrs. Edward I. Bischel were awarded
the prizes.
A. H. Chambers, who has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alma D. Cham
beTs, has returned TO Losan 70 resume MS
studies at the Agricultural colleSe.
Mrs. W S. O'BTien was hostess to the
St Joseph's Sewing club at st. Joseph S
hall Thursday afternoon.
Mrs William Nasbitt was hostess to the
members of the Cemblum club Thursday
afternoon.
The Baptist Kensington society spent
an hour with the poets on Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. ). +.
Brooks, 2204 Grant avenue.
The parsonage of the First Methodist
Episcopal church was the scene Of
pretty wedding on Wednesday afternoon,
when Miss Carrie Wadman and Thomas
Harris Of Cleveland, O., were united III
marriage by Rev. G. ". AcCreery,
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. q. A. Muller, 1851 Porter avenue, the
ladies of the W. c. 7. U. enjoyed an inter
esting program, the occasion being a me
mortal in honor Of the late Frances Z.
Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. David c. Eccles enter
tanned at a box party at the Orpheum
Monday evening, after taking their guests
70 their home for refreshments.
Mrs. Albert G. Horn entertained the
members OF her afternoon Bridge club
Tuesday,
David c. Eccles has returned from a
short business and pleasure trip to Port
land.
Mrs. a. r. Mcintyre returned Tvednes-
day from a stay of several months visit
ing her parents in Missouri
Monday afternoon, at the Virginia, Mrs
James Il. Spargo win have as her guests
the ladies OF the Martha society.
Mrs. Emma Murphy has returned from
an extended visit in San Francisco, Los
Angeles and other California cities
Mrs. James COwan and Miss Crystal
tort -rrun..T
evening. First prizes We're awarded to
Mrs. John COwan and Richard Cowan.
and the consolation prizes given to Mrs.
Edwin irving and Richard Slater.
Mrs David c. EcCles was the charming
hostess Monday afternoon, when she en-
tertatned thirty of her friends at a Ken
siugtOn. The rooms were simply but pret-
uly decorated with tail cut glass vases OF
pink and white carnations.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert q. Horn will be
host and hostess TO the members of their
evening bridge club Wednesday, at their
home, SiS Twenty-fourth street
Monday evening, February u, at the
home. Mr.. and Mrs. William Morgan, 2g37
Lincoln avenue. occurred the marriage of
William d. Morgan and Miss Ger-rude
f. Farnlund, both of Ogden. Miss Gladys
Morgan, sister OF the groom, was brides
maid and j. f. Ferguson best man. Rev.
H. ID. zimmerman of the First Baptist
church, officiating. After the ceremony
1t wedding supper was served to the
evening for Ely New, where they viii
reside in the future.
Mrs. J. II. Egan of Harper, Utah, is Wis
lting friends in Ogden.
The auditorium of the Ogden High
school Monday evening was the scene
or most brilliant gathering of Young
people The occasion was the annual
cadets ball, the pTe-eminent social event
OF the school season. The hall was gaiiy
decorated with pennantS of red, white and
blue overhanging pennants Of orange and
black, the school COlors- A large picture
Of Our First President" occupied the
center OF large national flag at the head
Of the hall near the orchestra stand over
which was draped a much larger flag. A
most pleasing light effect was made by
The Chinese lanterns, which were suspend
ed from the ceiling. About 600 were preI
emit The school orchestra furnished the
music.
Miss Beatrice Pingree and Miss Eva
Leek entertained at a box party at the
Orpheum Friday evening, complimentary
10 Miss Leeks guest, Miss Elizabeth
Robbins Of Salt Lake.
Mrs Blanche Raemstead and Mrs
Alma Scott have returned from a two
weeks visit with friends in Salt Lake
Silver Hive No l Of the MaCcabeeS gave
a pleasant card party on the afternoon Of
WashinBtOn's birthday.
The Caledonlans entertained at a card
party on the evening of WashngtOn's
birthday at Union Labor hail. About $50
were present
Miss Katherine Joyce entertained at q
box party at the Orpheum matinee Satur-
Miss Ruth billiard Of Salt Lake is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Kate S. Hillf7rd.
436 HerTick avenue.
Mrs. Hannah Thatcher and daughter.
Miss Josephine Thatcher Of Logan. were
Ogden visitors Saturday. Mrs Thatcher
made short visit Ia Ogden before Ieav-
ing for San Francisco. where she viii