The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
OGDEN.
TO Tho Tribune.

IN tho dccprat ions of tho reception room
and dancing hall s fine musical pro-
eramme was furnished by an enlarged
orchestra. \ bcNN' Of young ladies served
punch 10 the guests. aud dainty refresh
lncnts wcro served during the ovening ny
a local caterer. About three hundred
md fifty were present among whom
wcrc the following out-ot-town guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Otiis punh9m Of biSmark'
\. D., Mrs. Harry 8aNHrd OF chicago,
Mir. and Mrs. H. 1cnbrokc Mrs Bridge
Mir. aud Mrs. George savage, Miss ldN
MAY Savage. Mr. aud Mrs. w. y, ShcHly
Of salt. Lake Miss Ruth MiuoSu" cl
Michican; Horace NcbcEcr OF Logan;
Miss Mamie Monatt. Miss sullivan, MT.
and Mrs. II. y. REYNOLDS Mr.. and Mrs,
No"vke Of salt Lake.
Miss Alice Lund of Ephraim and Miss
Dora johnson. daughter Of Judge John
son Of SprinS CITY, wcrc the SucsiS OF
Miss Lillian stevens Tor n fcw days.
Tho Young ladies arc on their way to
California, where they viii spend the
rcmaIndcr or the wluicr as the guests
OF Miss lol'nSons mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Robinson entertained
about tortv guests at . muSi'a SUNDAY
"veninG al th"i: home Gilh'rt Stn,lrr
and Frank B,rnh1rdj who were In"
guests Of honor. furnished an excellent
programme, assisted hy q number OF To-
cal musicians MANY beautiful elections
were rendered by Mr. -Sulcr. who is
talented Vioiuist and by MIR. B|rnhardt.
who is also q promising young musician.
\ number OF Eiano, Rniisr and '"rT", Sc
lcctious were rendered by numh'r ol
tho guests Mr.. Brooks gave an iJupor-
souatiou ~ Uncle .Iosb" I'm costume and
Miss Nolli" Bacon. dressed in Japanese
costume. sang a song in the Japanese
language iu a very pleasing manner
Other pleasant features oC the even
Ing were tho comic rradiuG, Learning
10 Skate" by Mrs Robinson and Bad
Boys Seeing Things at Night. by Miss
Martha Wsrdlaw Following the pro-
cramne refreshments were served and
pleasant social hour was spent Harvey
n. Bcll was ono OF the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Robinson.
Miss Nellie Rutlcdse formerly Of Og
den. is visiting her parents in this city.
Miss Mimic BrandlNy OF Provo is tho
guest OF Mrs. y, \. GAY.
Mrs Gertrude Packard Of SpriuEvillc
Is visiting friends in Ogden
The Jolly Bachelors will entertain on
February Ia.
a valentine hall will he given by the
knights of Pythias. Monday. evening
February II. at tho Royal Dancing
academy.
Miss Florence Ethel Fisher has gone
10 PoratcIlo, where she viii slug III a
thcater.
An excellent programme was given at
the Industrial school Thursday evening,
under the auspices OF the Historical So
cicty.
The ladies' aid society Of the Cougre-
EationaI church were entertained Thurs
day afternoon at the home Mrs. {, l.
Coun.
Tho ladies OF st. Joscph's Sowing So
ciety were entertained THURSDAY after
noon al ST. Joscph's hall ny Mrs. T. y.
Ryan aud Mrs. w. i. Dcrmody.
n. \. Lindsay Of Eureka is visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. George WhipPle,
William Thurston Brown and Mrs.
Brown of salt Lake are the guests Of
Mrs. Kate lIillard. Mr. Brown lcc5uTcd
at tliq Carnegie bah Thursday evening
on the "Origiu OF Right and Wrong
The Weber Acndcmy(band gave a con-
cert in tho academy auditorium WcdncS-
day evening To very apprcciative au-
diencc.
The Queen Esther circle OF tho Meth
odist church. gave very interesting
programme in the church parlors Fri
day evening.
Miss Minnie Brown entertained in
honor OF Miss Clare Smith OF Salt Lake.
at her home, Tuesday evening. The
evening was spent I'm music aud gamcs.
after which dainty luncheon was
served.
The International Order Of Good
Templars gave masquerade party Fri
day evening, February II, at the i. OF
l.. hall.
The Tolstoi club met with MIS-. Alice
Edwards at her home on Tuesday. Fco-
ruary s. An excellent programme WAS
given. Mrs Alice Edwards read Lin
coins favoritc poem. oh, Why Should
the Spirit Of Mortal Be Proud" Mrs.
Hattie Miller read an original paper on
Jincolns bfc; Mrs. /. il. King. read
clippings from old newspapers published
at The time OF Lincoin's death: "Rcmin-
Night of Lincoln" by Mrs. II. Eosen
bluih. and speech Ht Gettysburg" by
Mrs. Y. w Clancy, all proved very in
teresting. y number OF timely topics were
discussed, after which Mrs. Benschel
gave a talk on Ida Lewis. The Light
house Keeper at Newport.
The Child Culture club win meet with
Mrs. Thomas D. Dec at her home Tues
day. February Is. An interesting pro-
gramme has been arranged. one OF the
features being valentine party. Mrs.
Frances Kolrn will give a talk On Pure
Food and Mrs. Iiilllsrds subject, on
The Bitter Cry OF the Children" viii
be interesting.
Thursday evening the Baraco Sunda,
school class, which Is composed az thc
Young men OF the Methodist church. met
at tho home OF Mrs. Burnham for a So
cial evening. s number of Instrumental
and vocal selections were rendered. and
an instructive talk on the The History
Of Architecture and Building IS q Bust
ness" was given by - p: newton:
another of mis- talks. tho subject being
"From Manila To Naples Games and
the servings-of refreshments completed
the evening,
Mrs Y. II. Carr Of Salt Lake is visit
ton.
Miss Nan Croupa lett TUESDAY even
ing for Nevada, where she will spend q
fcw weeks.
The young people OF tho Congregation
al church save a very interesting pro
eramme Wednesday evening in the
church parlors. unique feature of the
was AN Old Fishing School,
given by the young members Of the
church, who were dressed in old fash
ioned costumes. musical programme
was given. after which y social hour WIS
spent. which completed most cnroy
able evening.
Mrs. j. y. Pierce entertained at a tea
in honor Of Mrs. Albert Cutler Abbott Of
Marshalltown. Ia, at her home Saturday
afternoon. The guests wcrc MesdAmes
Abbott Link. Kelley. Carver. Borcmsn.
Patton, Dalrymplc. Gideon. Eigelow. Miss
Mathews and John Read OF salt Lake.
The Historical society VIII meet with
Mrs. y. j. StilwelI Fcbruarv H. talk
will he given on Spain by Miss Josie
Seaman