The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
OGDEN.
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Ogden high school, was ono OF the most
brilliant events OF the school season The
ball was decorated with pendants OF red:
white and blue overhansing pendants OF
orange and black. Large picture OF
Washington occupied the center or a
large national flag at the head of the
bah near the orchestra stand over which
was draped much larger flag and Chi
ncse lanterns suspended from the ceiling
completed a most pleasing effect. \ num-
hcr of the alumni and patrons OF the
school were present. and were honored
With several special dances The feature
OF tho evening was the military drill sX-
ecuted by the cadets. There were about
COO present. and music was furnished by
the school orchestra.
Miss Verna Farr Lindsay entertained
sixteen of her friends at r birthday party
Tuesday afternoon at her home. The
house was artistically decorated, the ma
tional coors prevailing throughout, The
afternoon was pleasantly spent in games
and music. after which dainty luncheon
was served Mrs Virginia Mathews en-
tertained the young people. and Miss Jo-
sic Seaman assisted Mrs. Lindsay In
serving. The guests were Evelyn Nelson,
Ruth Pardoe. Bernice Seaman, LIE Won
Fowler. Monty Poulter, Blanche Blng-
ham. Margaret Pierce, Norma Farr, Myr-
lie Farr. Virginia stevens the Misses
Ruth and Lizzie Gilmer, Hazel and Ole
itta Rowse, Eerna and Annie William
son.
Al the home of Mrs. William Morgan.
Tuesday evening. occurred the marriage
of William D. Morgan and Gertrude l..
Farnlund. Rev. III. ID. Zimmerman of the
First Baptist church performing the cere-
mony, ]. l.. Ferguson was best man and
Miss Gladys Morgan sister OF the groom.
was bridesmaid The impressive ring
ceremony was used, witnessed only by
the immediate friends and family, After
the ceremony n wedding supper was
served. After a few days spent In Os-
den. Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan. will leave for
ely. New. where they will make their
home.
Monday afternoon, in the auditorium OF
the Sacred Heart academy, the members
Of the third academic class save liter
ary programme in honor OF Washington;
The programme consisted principally OF
readings from the class paper The Star
Of tho West" 4 number Of vocal num-
bers were given by members of the
class.
and Mrs i. NJ Prewshaw. was solemn
ized the wedding of their daughter Miss
Myrtle Prenshaw and Claude a. Bush.
nell. Rev. II. D. zimmerman performed
about twenty-five guests The bride and
groom were attended by Miss Bertha
tho bride, The bride was attired In
beautiful blue gown and carried pink
carnations
one OF the merriest parties Of the week
was that given Tuesday in honor OF the
Carver. son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Carver.
at their home. The little guests gathered
at the Carver home at o'clock, where
the head. carrying a large fiag and fol-
lowed by his guests. each carrying
smaller flag and hatchet. After parad-
ing the principal streets OF the city they
returned to the home OF their host, where
sumptuous banquet awaited them. The
house was decorated in the national col
ors, and cut flowers We're used on the
dining room table. AT their departure
each guest was presented with a souve-
mir hetchet and an American flag.
The Home Culture club Will meet with
Mrs w. c. Moore, at her home; TUESDAY,
March 3 a study of Spain will be taken
up at the next meeting.
Mrs, James IL Spargo will entertain
the ladies' Of the Martha society at the
Virginia. Monday. February IS,
Mrs. f. A. L.arkn left Wednesday,
morning for Philadelphia, where she Will
spend a couple OF months with her moth
er
Francis C. Luke of the Salt Lake high
school attended the cadets ball at the
Ogden high school, Monday evening.
Mrs Walter Blake. with her son Lewis,
and her daughter, Edith Brewer. have re-
turned from months visit In Califor-
MIA.
Mr. and Mrs l. T. Flinders spent sew
cral days in Salt Lake. where they Wis
ited the automobile show.
Miss Emma Murphy has returned from
q
visited Los Angeles. San Francisco, Santa
Barbara and other points OF interest
along the Pacific coast.
Mrs Abbott r. Haywood and mother,
Mrs. John Guthrie. have gone to south
orn California for a months visit
Mrs Charles Z Hollingsworth has
gone TO Los Angeles for a short visit.
l.. 3. Best has gone 10 Florida on a
business and pleasure trip.
Mrs. Cora Faut has returned from Ell
wood Ill
Mrs. j. Fl. Egan of Harper, Utah, is
visiting friends In Ogden.
W. H Williams. member OF the board
of education. has returned after a three
weeks visit in the east.
Alfred Christensen has gone to Boise
Ida, on short business and pleasure
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. A ". .Agee have returned
from a months visit in southern Califol-
Mrs. ]. w. Austin and daughter, Miss
Nite Austin, have returned from a three
weeks visit with relatives and friends in
Oakland. Cal.
civil engineer OF Logan, is spending a
few days In Ogden. the guest OF his par
ents Mr., and Mrs. Alma D, Chambers.
Miss Eva NJ. Leek has as her guest
Miss Elizabeth Robbins of Salt Lake. A
number Of social events are planned in
honor of Miss Robbins.
The Misses Anna and Katherine Rob-
crts Of San Francisco. who were for
mer residents Of this city, arc the guests,
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Roberts.
The st. Joseph's Sewing society met
with Mrs. w. S. O'Brien, Thursday after
noon. at st. Joseph's hall.
The ladies' mission circle OF the Bap-
fist church met Thursday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. j. a. Smith.
Tie Caledonian society gave a card
party Tuesday evening in Union Labor
hall.
Mrs. G. w. Smith entertained the La
dies kensngton club at her home
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. S. i. Brick and Mrs. J. Rich and
daughter. Mrs. Chrsman of Salt Lake
were the guests OF the Brigham City Re-
lief society on Friday. During her visit
in Brigham. Mrs. Brick will be the guest
OF Mrs. John c. knudson.
A colonial social was given Tuesday
evening by the ladies' aid society of the
First Methodist church. An elaborate
supper was served in the basement OF
the church TO about 400 guests, A num-
Der Of the younger social set took part
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