The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-24
State SOeiety
OGDEN.


Especial to The Herald Republican
ogden. April 2s-Mrs. Hiram H
Spencer entertained at a large bridge
and five hundred party Tuesday after
noon. The rooms were prettily dec
GRATED with tulips and jonQuils. Mrs
Spencer was assisted in entertaining by
Mrs. Alexander W. Walker. The win
ners at cards were Mrs. Ralph q. Bris-
ton. Mrs. Horace c. Peery, Mrs. Am
brose P. Hibbs. Mrs. George H. Halver-
son, Mrs. Charles II. Hibbard, Mrs.
Jack browning. Mrs Edward Q. Maui
son. Miss Florence Civilians, Mrs.
John n. Spargo. The guests were Mrs.
Ralph E. Hoag, Mrs. c. A Day of Chi
cago. Mrs. l. L. Reynolds, Mrs. George
II. HalversOn. Mrs. Harold j. Peery,
Mrs. Charles A. Henry, 8Irs. Ambrose
p. Hibbs, Mrs. Jack Browning, Mrs.
Ezra c. Rich, Mrs. John T. Hurst, Mrs.
E. c. Manson, Mrs. d. J. Malone, Mrs.
John n. SpargO, Mrs Albert G.. Horn,
Mrs. Ralph Z. Bristol, Mrs. Henry Hib-
bard, Mrs. Thomas E. Fitzgerald, Mrs.
Henry Civilians. Mrs. Richard ].
Hume. Mrs. e. T. Hulaniski. Mrs. Mark
Smith. Mrs. John 5. Corlew, Mrs. Dob
bins, Mrs. David II. Peery, Mrs. David
G. Eccles. Mrs. Horace Z. Peery, Mrs.
William Van Allen. Mrs. Ralph Guthrie,
Mrs. Philip Kni5eiy, Mrs, Reed or Uni
cago, Miss Florence Civilians and MISS
Katherine Fitzgerald, Mrs. Clare Car
hart of Ely Nevada and Mrs. r. 5.
Joyce.
Mrs. David c. Ecoles gave a box
party to a number of her friends Mon
day evening ct the Orpheum, compli-
mentary to Miss Florence Civilians,
$ taking her guests to her home later
FOR supper
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph 4. Bristol and
Harold Day entertained at one of the
largest, as well as one of the most sue
cessful, parties given this season Weo-
nesday evening al their home, lOy
honor
and Mrs Q. A. Day of Chicago and
sir c. Bristol of New York. The house
was fragrant with the beautiful spring
flowers, nlacs, tulips and jonQuils
Sixty five guests were present The
prizes were awarded TO Mrs Abe Kuhn
Miss Ethel Harmon, Mrs, David c, Ee-
Giles, John SpargO, DR.. Ambrose +
Hibbs and Charles A. Henry.
Mrs. Thomas E. Fitzgerald and Miss
Katherine Fitzgerald entertained at q
box party Tuesday evening at the Or
pheum, complimentary to Miss Flor
ence Civilians, the party occupying
two boxes. After the performance the
guests were entertained al supper a.
= the Fitzgerald home in Adams avenue
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Ezra e
Rich was the gracious hostess 70
large number OF her friends at five
hundred party. Ten tables were filled
with the players. The guests included
the following: Mrs. Hiram II. Spen-
Ger. Mrs. Abe Kuhn, Mrs. Oliver M
Runyan. Mrs Ambrose p Hibbs, Mrs
Mark Kuhn Mrs. Henry G. Hubbard
Mrs. Frank Ellis, Mrs Matthew T
Browning. Mrs. Joseph Thomas, Mrs
Douglass Watson. Mrs. Samuel i
Brick, Mrs. Robert S. Joyce, Mrs. p
NJ Conroy. Mrs. I L. Reynolds, Mrs
Mrs. G. S. OsgOOd. Mrs. Reed OF Chi
cago, Mrs. E. T. Hulaniski, Mrs. Amass
s Condor. Mrs. E. Smith, Mrs. JacA
Browning. Mrs. Mark Smith, Mrs. Hot
ace ]. Peery. Mrs. Harold J. Peery. Mrs
g. Williams Mrs. Clark. Mrs. c. Rich
Mrs. Culley, Mrs Heber Scowcroft
Miss Lillian Stevens. Miss Katherine
Fitzgerald.
Mrs. George Halverson entertained
Friday afternoon in honor of Miss Flor
ence Civilians.
Mrs ElwoOd ". Matson and Mrs. Al
bert G. Horn have issued invitations
for large bridge party TO be given
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs Matson. 1925 Adams avenue.
Mrs. F. T. Hulaniski and Mrs. Hugh
c. Wood will give card party at theil
home Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. John n SpargO and Mrs Willard
l. Bell have issued invitations for 9
card party Monday afternoon at the
Virginia.
Mrs Amasa s. Condor will be hostess
10 the members OF the Martha society
Monday afternoon at her nome, zoo
Madison avenue
AT the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Paul NJ
Lee. 719 Twenty street, at
o'clock Saturday evening Melvin A
Hunter, a popular emplOye of the Utah
National bank and Miss Elsie NJ. GAR
Of Elkhart. Ind, were united in mar
rage, Rev. John Z. Carver officiating
few of the immediate relatives ano
friends were IN attendance. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hunter will make their home al
2791 Jefferson avenue.
Mrs. r Mole entertained the mem
bers OF Tolstoi circle last Tuesday
afternoon at her home. 2571 Lincoln
avenue The topic for study was THE
Simple Life" Mrs. A. Howe led with