The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
OGDEN.
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. Nov. 5.-Monday afternoon at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Lund
occurred the marriage Of their daughter,
Miss Jennie 1,und and j. VI, Klmel. the
ceremony being performed by Rev, Mr..
Fleetwood OF the Episcopal church. The
attendants were Mr.. and Mrs L II. Drew
of Chicago. the latter Il sister OF the
groom. Mr. Kimel is district agent for
The Pullman company with headquarters
In .his city.
The Maccabecs gave a Halloween party
Monday evening at the home of Mrs,
Mary Dora. There wore about nifty pres
ent. and various Halloween games and
fortunc-t telling furnished no end OF
amusement The house WIS prrttily deco
rated and tempting refreshments we're
served.
The Halloween party given by the Gale
domains Monday evening in Union Labor
o. tie week, musical programme. in
cluding popular songs and old Scotch
songs. was given. and a banquet was
served By the ladies', which included many
Scotch deltcacies and old-fashioned dishes.
A party was given at the orpheum
uesday evening which included the
Misses Ella Moulding. Jennie Bennett
Alice Clifton and MAJ, I,ay, Xarney, and and
lowing the performance, supper was
served at Potter's cafe.
a beautifully appointed Kensington of
the week was the one given by Mrs. c. A
when, twenty-five guests were enter
tanned. The parlors and dining room were
beautiful In theic decorations OF the au-
tu?nn colorS, dahllas and chrysanthe-
NUNS. Dainty refreshments were served.
Miss Pearl Shields. Miss Wanda Liable
and Miss Josie Baumeistcr were hostesses
az a party given Monday evening in
honor OF Miss Ethel Thomas at the
Thomas home, the occasion being Miss
J'homass birthday anniversary. The
rooms. with thoir decorations Of autumn
colors, jack Lanterns and Halloween
designs. made a very pretty picture,
Games and music and a spook room pro-
vidcd diversion. Refreshments were
scrvod by Miss Ruth Shields and Miss
Miss Vcrna Riley end Charlie Sewcl.
4 reception TO Rev, Frederick yinlng
Fisher, the new pastor of the Methodist
church. and family. was given in the
church parlors Wednesday evening.
A meeting OF the Historical society was
Saturday, afternoon An excellent musical
programme was given and an interesting
paper on Capital and Labor" by Miss
Josie Seaman contributed to the pleasure
of the afternoon.
The next meeting OF the Frietag club
VIII be held at the home OF Mrs, Jed
Bailantyne. Friday. November II.
Mrs. T. D. Fenton entertained the
Home Culture club at her home Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. ], B, McCracken led the
lesson from the textbook. Brave Little
Holland" and Mrs. H, MarkIe gave a
mnSazine article on "The Friesland Cap.
Mrs. ], r. Warwick. grand worthy matron
OF the Eastern Star, and Miss Florence
Kroupe we're guests OF the club. The
club Will meet In two weeks with Mrs.
L. j. Fitzgerald.
A pretty home wedding OF the week
was the one which took place al the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Trimble, when
their daughter. Emily and Frank Nestor
Tabor Of Missouri were united in mar
riage. The beautiful ring ceremony was
performed by the Rev. II. D. Zimmerman
In the presence of twenty-five guests and
relatives. The bride was attired in 4
beautiful blue gown and was attended by
brother OF the bride. was best man. rhe
home was decorated with white chrysan-
themums. and large bouquet graced the
center of the dining table 4 wedding
dinner followed the ceremony. Mr. and
Mrs. Trimble will make their home In
Ogden,
E. A. Bader left Friday for Detroit,
Mich, where he will visit with his mother
for month.
Mr., and Mrs Fred n, Hess of Omaha,
Neb.. are visiting in Ogden. the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. briggs
Miss Evelyn Dalrymple left Monday for
san Francisco. where she will visit
friends.
tree. wyo. announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Effie, to j. Raymond
Hinchcliffe of this city The marriage
VIII take place the latter part Of Novem-
Der.
Tuesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. 3.
Wolf entertained eighty guests in honor
of the thirteenth birthday OF their SON
Samuel Wolf. The reception and dinner
tnbe was beautifully decorated with fall
flowers. and a large birthday cake In the
form Of star and lighted by thirteen
,",e n;ue candles % sraeed the center of the
tertainment for the guests.
The members Of the 500 club were
the guests OF Mrs. II, c. Bigelow at the
Reed Friday afternoon.
One of the most enjoyable Of the Hal
ioween parties was the one given Monday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Dan c.
Pett!,Une by the Womans auxiliary of
The Railway Mail association. In honor
Of the clerks and their friends. The
rooms. dIinly lighted by jack lanterns
were pretlily decorated with black and
oInnEc. Various Halloween games were
played. prizes being awarded TO SUCCESS
served, ard the remainder o. the evening
wns devoted 20 music. a number OF vocal
selections being rendered by Miss Wads-
worth and Miss Dunsmorc.
Miss Hazel Wilde gave Halloween
party Monday evening al the home OF her
sister, Mrs. Carl Lechtenbcrg The rooms
were attractive In their decorations OF
autumn coiors and cbrysanthemums.
every cor:ier added a weird effect 10 the
scene All wore masks during the early
part OF the evening. but later these were
discarded and games. fortune-tel and
musical selections were enjoyed An old
fashioned luncheon was served after
winch games and dancing were resumed
until II o'cIoclt.
Mrs, Sam Wheeler OF Sacramento. Cal.
visited In this city the past week, the
guest OF Mrs. j. j. Brummitt
The Martha. society met Monday with
Mrs. Abe Kuhn.
Miss Irene Griffin returned Tuesday
from a months visit with friends and
::clatives in Omaha and Grand Island,
Ncb.
Mrs. John Culley entertained the mem
bcrs OF the Children's Aid society nj her
home Friday afternoon.
j. p. RIcGle and son. Walter. left Tues
the winter.
Mrs. Henry Myers was hostess 10 the
mrmoers Or the Past Noble Grands club
at her home on Thursday afternoon.
Ntr. and Mrs. C Cowlcs Of Boise, Ida.
ar visiting friends in Ogden.
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