The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-01-09

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Miss Loretta Whalen. visited Salt
Lake City friends during the holI-
days.
Miss Sidonio Olsten, daughter OF
! DIR. Olsten of Manti is the guest OF
Miss Lillian Stevens for few days.
During the week. Mrs c. Levan OF
Boise. Ida, was the guest Of Mr.. and
, Mrs. w NJ. Bostaph-
AS previously reported. the ladies
Of the TolstoI circle met during tho
week with Mrs. a. S Condor.
A watch party at the home of Mr.
and Mrs William j Barnes was one
! OF the recent enjoyable events.
The Misses Florence and Laura Ec-
! cles have returned to school in Los
Angeles after holiday visit here
Miss Eva Alvord of Logan who has
been the guest of Miss Lillian Stew
ems for several days returned home
Wednesday
Miss a. Rosalie Holberg was host
10 number of young people from
the Congregational church on Thurs.
day evening
After three weeks visit with her
parents in Ogden. Miss Florence Lu-
Gus has returned TO the University of
California.
Mrs. Ben Tyree entertained at 500
during the week IN honor of Miss
Chase who leaves shortly for San
Francisco.
The Historical society held a meet
Ing yesterday afternoon with Mrs Ed
ward Bichsel at her home, us Twen-
tysfifth street
In honor of her mother, Mrs. c. E.
Day Of Chicago Mrs. Ralph E. Bris-
tol gave an informal tea at her home.
700 Twenty-second street, Tuesday af-
ternoon
Games and music and general rec
rentlon made Friday evening social
of fifty young people OF the Congre-
gational church enjoyable during the
week,
On Thursday afternoon. Mrs. T.
Rusher was hostess to the Women's
Missionary society of the Methodist
church. an enjoyable time having been
Home Mission Work" and Travel
er's Aid Work." as the features.
Child Culture club at the industrial
school parlors Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Peters OF the ModIson school
lsctured interestingly and instructive
ly on kindergarten methods
Members of the Past Noble Grand
club were pleasantly entertained last
Thursday afternoon bv Mrs C. II. Bo-
CART and daughter. Miss Ella. Mrs.
c. f. w Davis was the honor guest
= Mr.. John E. Buttcrflield, n popular
young sheep man OF Riverton, and
wife, departed last evening for Salt
Lake after a pleasant visit of a few
days with Mrs. Butterfields aunt, Mrs.
Chris Flygare.
In celebration of the birthday an
niversary of Miss Ada Riley, party
was given at her home last Monday
evening. Music. games and other di-
versions made the event one of the
most enjoyable OF the season
Members of the Council Crest club
were entertained at watch party by
Misses Nettie Freeman and Grace
Wilbur Social diversions proved en-
joyable during the early evening and
a handsomely decorated dining room
was the scene OF a delicious midnight
repast. Prizes at cards were won by
Miss Alta Christensen. A. ]. Huutley.
Miss Myrtle Morris and W w Watts
One Of the prominent events OF the
New Year was surprise party given
In honor of Miss Grace Rceder at her
COSY home on Twenty-second street
The forepart Of the evening was spent
III pa Iut lDC Dppuldl RdlDtbs
after which a delicious luncheon was
served by the Misses Reeder, Annis
Bingham. Dot" Goddard and Floss
Ruby, Some pretty selections were
rendered by Elsie Shorten. GLADYS
Ballantyne and Ella Mitchell. Tho
guests were Misses Grace Reeder.
Florence Mackelherring, Vera Clark,
Annis Bingham. Juanita Seabold, FL
sic Shorten, Ella Mitchell. Dot God
dard. Cleo McKendrick. Floss Ruby,
Gladys Ballantvne. Luella Wooley,
Marian Treseder The gentlemen
present we're: Fred Slater. Frank
Stone. l. Stratford, Ray Summerlll,
Ensign Herrlck. Earl Belnap, Jeddy
Mckay. Joe Stephens. Ray Belnap,
Clifford Hassing. Clvde Clark, Arthur
Bushnell, Haworth Roberts and Law
renee Poulter.
Among those who cnjoved the hos
pitable home of Sidney Stevens dur
ing the holiday season were friends
from Logan, Salt Lake, ard Southern
Utah,
The first dance of this season TO be