The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-09
State Society
OGDEN.


Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
ogden. Oct S.-Mrs Abe Kuhn was
the hostess at a bridge party Wednes-
day afternoon at the Kuhn home in
Madison avenue, when five tables were
filled with the players. The guests OF
the afternoon We're. Mrs. Henry c.
Bigelow, Archie p. Bigelow. Mrs. oliver
NJ. Eunyan. Mrs. Ambrose c. Hubs
Mrs Albert g. Horn, Mrs. Charles H.
kircher, Mrs Arthur Kuhn, Mrs. Sam
uel W. NeWberger, Mrs. T.. Nj. COnrOy
MIS-. u. ID. Ryan. Mrs. Dennis j. Shee-
nan. Mrs lie Roy Eccles, Mrs. James
II. SpargO. Mrs. John y. SpargO, Mrs
FRANK N Driggs, Mrs. John Il. Hurst
Mrs. Hiram H. Spencer, Mrs. James
II. Dekine, Mrs William A. Turner
Mrs. ". Is. lsaacs OF Tucson, AriZ. Mrs,
Short OF salt Lake
Mrs. Thomas +. Fitzgerald and Miss
Ia therine Fitzgerald have issued inVi-
tatlons Tor luncheon to be given az
their home in Adams avenue Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Ambrose r.. Hibbs viii enter
tain the ladies OF the Martha society
az their next regular meeting. Monday,
October H.
Mrs. Thomas f. Fitzgerald win be the
hostess 40 the members OF the HalycOn
Sewing club next Friday afternoon.
AIRS. William Eccles entertained the
ladies' Of the Martha society Monday
afternoon. when the plans for the an
nual event Of the society, the charity
ball, which is 10 be given Thanks giving
eve, and which viii be the society event
OF the season. were discussed.
Mrs ]. n. Pierce entertained the La
dies Aid society of the First COngre-
gational church at her home, 2S2S
Washington avenue, Thursday after
noon.
Miss Margaret Watts entertained al
hes home Saturday afternoon at a
luncheon in honor of Mrs. John COtue
u FL a ~ i'll
and white brides roses were the at
LractiNe feature of the decorative
scheme. The guests We're, Mrs. j. q,
Littefield. Miss May ScOWcrOft. Miss
Kulg Herdu. Mlss Mary Abbott, Miss
Maud Patterson. Miss Daisy Kuhn
Miss Ma bel Wilcox, Miss Rosa belle
ScowcrOft. Miss Elsie Forrest. Miss
Margaret Armstrong, Miss Helen For
Flor nee Maginnis, Miss Margaret spar
go. Miss Helen TOwne, Miss Maud lei
mer, Miss Beatrice Brewer
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Tribe returned
Friday morning, after spending nearly
four months visiting the principal cities
in England Germany, France, Switzer-
land. the Isle Of Man and Holland.
a pretty fail wedding occurred at 8
o'clock sunday afternoon at the Lin
colin hotel. when Miss Anna Higgins
and Jesse e.. Carver, son OF John =
Carver. were united in marriage by the
Rev. Father p. NJ. Cushhahan. in the
the bride and groom. The young couple
left Immediately Tor = short wedding
trip.
At the meeting of the s. S. club at
the home of Mrs. :. kershaw, Monday
afternoon. the club was reOrganlZed
and rechristened. The club in the flu
tuTe will be known as the Freltag CLUB
Tho members of the club as reOrga nlzed
are. Mrs Carl Allison, Mrs. Joseph
Horrocks. Mrs. Jedediah Ballantyne
Mrs Bushnell, Mrs Virgil Caine, Mrs.
". G.. Camp. Mrs. Ebeling, Mrs. Isaac
Flinders Mrs. HarleW, Mrs. =. Johnson
Mrs. b. Johnson, Mrs. kershaw, Mrs
William Williams, Mrs. Taylor
Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock
Miss irene TOmasek and John !. heane
of Ithaca. New York, We're married az
81. JOseph's church. the Rev. Father +.
n Cushnahan performing the nuph2l
ceremony. The bride was attiTed in a
beautiful creation of white silk null
and old lace, wearing while picture
hat and carrying bouquet OF Easter
lilies The bridesmaids were Miss
Maude Matthews. Miss Gertrude Biddle
Miss Clara Warner. Miss Frances Null
laney. After the nuptlal ceremony al
the church the wedding breakfast was
given a c the TOmasek home on Madl-
son avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Keane left
Immediately following the breakfast