The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06
State Society,"
OGDEN,

Especial TO The Herald-RepuDncan.)
Ogden, Feb. 5.-NIrs Ralph Guthrie was
the charming hostess at bridge party
at her home in the Spencer apartments
Friday afternoon. In the dining room
the table was effectively arranged with
large bowl Of pink carnations restlns
on a centerpiece of Cluny lace, and pink
shaded electric lights and candelabra
lighted the board Mrs. Guthrie was as
sisted by Mrs. David J. Sheehan ana Mrs.
Hiram II. Spencer. Six tables were IllIeu
with the players, and favor done In
water cOlOrS. was given eacn guest IN,
ladies receiving the faVOrS were: Mrs
Hugh NJ. Rowe, Mrs. Hugh G. Wood,
Mrs T. d. Ryan, Mrs. Charles A. Hen
Ty, Mrs. S. L. Brick and Mrs. Edward
l. Bichsel.
Mrs. l. l. Reynolds entertained the
ladies of the Martha society at her home
on Adams avenue Monday afternoon. II
being the day for the annual election OF
officers, the following were elected Tor
the ensuing year: President, Mrs. hiram
H Spencer; first vice president, Mrs. Abe
Kuhn; second vice president, Mrs. Jonn
S. Lewis; secretary, Mrs Ambrose +.
Hibbs; treasurer, Mrs. E. NJ. Conroy; as
sistant secretary, Mrs. E. w. Watson.
The following occupied boxes at the
Orpheum Monday night; Mrs. Hiram Ii
Spencer, Mrs. William Ii. Eccles, MIS-.
Ambrose 2. Hibbs, Mrs. Abe Kuhn, MIS-
Thomas F. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Adam Kuhn,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kuhn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard SCOWcrOft, Miss Rosabel ScoW-
croft and Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Nc
Cune.
Mrs. Philip Warren Knisely enter
tanned at IN afternoon tea Tuesday, COM
plimentary to Mrs. Albert Cutler Abbott
OF Marshalltown, Ia. Her rooms were
beautifully and appropriately decorated
with palms, carnations and roses.
rs. =. A. Herdu was hostess TO the
members of her sewing club at her nome
Tuesday afternoon.
The distinctly brilliant affair of the
winter season was the elaborate luncheon
given by Mrs. Edward Z. Manson ana
Mrs Daniel J. Malone at the Pacific no.
tel Thursday at l o'clock The table for
the guests was III the form of a Roman
cross; at the intersection of the cross was
an immense cut glass bowl of vlOletS ana
at intervals extending in either direction
were large bowls OF dainty flowers.
stringed orchestra dispensed music
throughout the luncheon. The Out-Of-tOWn
guests were: Mrs. J. f. Dunno, Salt Lake;
Mrs. T. j. Queally Of Kemmerer, Wyo.;
Mrs. +. A. Grant, Mrs. David Leonard,
Mrs. H z. Van HOusen of salt Lake.
The other guests were: Mrs. H. c. Bige-
low, Mrs. Abe Kuhn, Mrs. Olive
Runyan, Mrs. A. BigelOw, Mrs. Am
brose p Hibbs, Mrs Albert G. Horn,
Mrs Ralph E. Hoag, Mrs. Z. T. Hulani-
ski, Mrs. S. l.. Brick, Mrs. Z. NJ. Con-
roy, Mrs. Hiram II. Spencer, Mrs. Alex
ander ". Walker, Mrs. Hugh {. WOOD
Mrs f. ". Watson, Mrs. George II. Mat
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Fitzgerald, Mrs. Bert MOWbTaE, Mrs. d.
j. Sheehan, Mrs. William H Eccles, Mrs
Charles A. Henry, Mrs. John 5. Lewis
Mrs. Richard u. Hume, Mrs. r. :. Joyce
Misses Katherine Fitzgerald, briggs, Dali
rymple.
Mrs. Ralph E. Bristol entertained We'd
nesday afternoon at a 800 card party IN
honor OF her guest, Miss Rulh Minsgue
OF Newaygo Mich. Six tables were filled
with the players. Mrs. Horace Peery
UGn tho first nTiZp and Mrs s L Brick
the consolation.
The boxes at the Ogden theatre were Oc-
cupied - the following persons Saturday
night: AIr. and Mrs Thomas =. Fitzger-
aid and Miss Katherine Fitzgerald had
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. T.. c. Man
SOC, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles KirCher and
Mr.. and Mrs James H. Devine; Mrs. ID
J SheehaT entertained Mrs. Mary Fer
ris, Mrs. Richard T. Hume and Miss Bes-
sic Burns.
The ladies' of the Martha society sur
pTised their new president, Mrs. II. H
Spencer, at her home on Twenty-fiftE
street, Friday night the members taking
refreshments and a handsome gift.
Mrs. Hugh NJ. Rowe and Mrs. George
II. Matson were Salt Lake visitors Sat
urday.
Mrs Daniel ]. sheehan was the host
ess TO the members OF her sewing club
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Conrad Bohn entertained a num-
Der of her close friends Friday afternoon
at her home on jefferson avenue.
Manager and Mrs. William Allison en-
tertained Professor and Mrs. j. o. Cross
al the Mantell performance of Hamlet
at the Ogden theatre Saturday night, fol
lowed by a supper
Mrs. Ambrose P. Hibbs entertained
number of friends at the Wednesday
matinee al the Orpheum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas z. Fitzgerald
Will be host and hostess to the mem
bers of the Friday Night Bridge CluI
at their home 1926 Adams avenue.
The Pythian Sisters met at the home
of Mrs. William Glasmann Tuesday
afternoon, the affair being a farewell
to Mrs. Robbins and Mrs. H Z. Cahill
two members of the Pythian Sisters
for Nevada, where they will make
their future home. Cards were played
Mrs. William Meow was awarded frs
prize and Mrs Marks the consolation
prize. Mrs. Robbins and Mrs. Marks
each received q handsome souvenir as
token Of pleasant remembrance from
the PyJhian Sisters.
Mrs. Belle Christensen of Brigham
City is visiting friends in ogden.
Mrs Fred ". GeUtch and son Fred
trick have returned from an extended
visit with relatives in St Louis, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Healv and
daughter, Mrs. John G. Lynch, left
Monday afternoon for southern Cali
fOrnia to spend the remaining winter
months.
Mr. and Mrs. A P. BigeIow returned
Saturday afternoon from a months
visit in the east. They spent most OF
the time with their daughter, Miss
DOrothea BigelOw. i'm Wellesley, Mass.
where she is attending college. They
also visited New York, Washington
and Chicago.
Mrs. y. J. Schott Of Evanston. Wyo.