The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-02
OGDEN.
TO The Tribune,

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. Mrs. w. A. Turner
last Monday al an elaborate luncheon at
the Pacific hotel for Mrs. John c. Little
field Of Washington, u, c.. and Mrs. w,
" We're ee decorated at With sH beautiful f oWers and
ferns. These, together with the brilliant,
" lighted dining room, sweet music and
handsomely gowned ladies', made a PIC
ture altogether harmonious and lovely
Prizes were won by Mrs. Fl. WOOD
Mrs. II. n. Spencer. Mrs I. D. Ryan
Miss seSowcrol{ Mrs sheshan uan and Ms Mrs
Haywood, G. Matson. Conroy. Ryan, Ar
thur Kuhn. Newberser: q. w. MatSon'
SaEr Deylne; w H. WI WILLIAMS, Ms kiyGhsr' WanG
ruff, Abbott. ~ Q. Campbell j ;. Lewis,
Ensign. Armstrong. Smith. A. ? gigloW.
Cassidy, Johnson. Biglow Healy, Lynch
croft. Reynolds, Hlbbs, Fitzgerald; fItz-
gerald. Rowe, Hume. Horn, Boyd. Van
Allen: Brick. John Spargo: Henry joyce Joyce
Wood, Will Eccles. Malone. Abe Kuhn.
II. c. Todd. Corlew. Barber; George Hal
verson. Robertson. Hurst. Sheehan, c. +.
Littlefeld. J. C. LIttlefeld, w. B; 1saacs,
". A. Turner: Miss Walters. Miss Mar
guerite Walters. Miss Ethel otllle.
The marriage of Miss Arvilla Wes, and
nesday In the Salt Lake temple. y re-
ception was given in the evening In their
honor at the Civilian home, about one
hundred guests being present. The par
lors were beautifully decorated with pink
and white dahlias and smilaX The bridal
party stood under canopy OF pink and
The bride was attired in a beautiful
gown Of white chiffon and the brides
maid, Miss Retta Hatch Of Salt Lake
wore a gown Of pink Chiffon. Walter
son OF Bishop Henry w Civilian and
the bride is the daughter Of Mrs. Mar
garet West
Mrs William Douglass and Mrs. Wes-
lev Brown were the hostesses at beau-
tifully appointed luncheon given at the
Virginia Saturday afternoon. when about
sixty-nve guests were entertained Inc
dining room was artistically decorated
with pink and white dahlas and music
was furnished during the afternoon by a
large orchestra. Mrs. Brown and Mrs.
Douglass were assisted by Mrs. Doug
Iass's daughter. Miss Mildred Douglass.
and Miss Cora Bassett OF Salt Lake.
MRS. George Matson entertained in
formally Tuesday afternoon in honor OF
Mrs. w, 3. Isaacs OF Tucson. Ariz.; the
OF the Sacred Heart academy. The
rooms were attractive In their decora-
tions OF fall flowers and foliage. Bridge
J Malone winning the bridge prize and
Mrs Newberger of Louisville. Ky. the
guest prize. Mrs. Matson was assisted
by Mrs. II. NJ. Rowe and Mrs. E. W.
The next meeting OF the Home Culture
club Will be held at the home OF Mrs.
Clayton Coolidge. Thursday. October 6.
The Historical society met at the home
of Mrs. c. II. Gosllhg Saturday, An
excellent programme was given, Among
the numbers was a paper by Mrs. Ger
trude Carr on the immigration ques-
tion and number OF musical selections
by local musicians.
The members OF the Halcyon Sewing
club were the guests of Mrs II. II.
Spencer at her home on Friday after
noon at their first meeting Of the sea-
son.
Dr. e. c. Rich entertained box party
at the Orpheum theater Monday even
Ing The guests were: Nj. S. Brown
Ing Joe Thomas Joe Scowcroft, Charles
Tuser and Mesdames Garner, Tuser and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c, Wood
The marriage OF George Farr and Miss
Mayme Roberts took place Wednesday.
September 2s In the Salt Lake temple,
After spending several days in Salt
Lake, they will return to Ogden, where
they viii be az their new home, 500
Twenty ninth street after November l.
A meeting of the Ladies' Literary club
vas held at the home OF Mrs. Virgil
Caine Wednesday afternoon, An inter
astinc programme was given. Papares
On "A Century and a Half Of Calvin