The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
OGDEN

Josephine Rossiter OF this city and ID, T..
Secrecy of Casslake. MINI. took place on
Tuesday morning at st. Joseph's church,
The ceremony was performed at o'clock
by the Rev. Father F. NJ. Cushnahan.
and 1t was Witnessed by number Of rel
was bridesmaid and Martin o, Toolc was
peSt ;nan. After the ceremony we'd
ding breakfast was served at the Nir-
ginia. and besides the bridal part there
were present Father Cushnahans Mr.. and
Mrs o Toole. Mrs, Connors. Mr. and
Mrs Don Mcguire. Miss Malone Mrs r.
Mrs Buhler and daughter. Mr.. Seerey
is OF the national forest service, md the
bride Is popular member OF Ogden 8
younger social set. Mr.. and Mrs. Seerey
VIII make their nome IN Ogden.
On Monday afternoon Mrs. Jane S.
Richards celebrated her elghty-seventh
birthday anniversary at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Joseph a. West. In adj
ditIon to members of the family and reIa
tives who met 10 pay their respects to
Mrs. Richards were number OF ut-of-
Bathsheba w. Smith, Mrs. Clarissa S.
Williams. Mrs. Julia p. NJ. Farnsworth,
Mrs. Emma s. Woodruff, Mrs Sarah j.
Gannoa' nn;n, Mrs n Annie @ Wells a15 Gannon Mrs
Mrs. Alice Merrill Home. Mrs. Amy
Brown. Isman. Mrs. Emily S. Richards
and Mrs. Dorothy C. Hyde. Each one
dents In connection with their associa-
ton with the aged lady, and told of the
many noble qualities OF the lifelong
gra tulation. also numerous gifts and
flowers testifying TO the high esteem In
which the noble lady is held, were re-
ceiyed.
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. William David
OF Rock Island. Ill.
Mrs. A. P. Bigelow has returned from
an extended visit with her daughter.
Miss Dorothy Bigelow. who Is attending
school at Wellesley,
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Kuhn entertained
at NoT party. al the orpheum or Mon
day ming the following guests: MIR
and Abe Kuhn, Mr., and Mrs.
Chav Kircher. Mrs. Ad Kuhn and Mrs.
Thomas Fitzgerald.
The members OF the official board of
the Methodist church were entertained
Mt the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Nye
on Tuesday evening. A basket lunch was
served by the ladies', after which busi-
ness was transacted
The historical society met on Friday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. J. S Cor
don. An unusually interesting programme
was carried out, feature of which was
9. talk by Tracy Y. Cannon on his trav
els In Europe and noted musicians.
:, Mr. and Mrs. /. N. Pierce entertained
the members OF the Congregations!
church on Thursday evening. a musical
freshments were served about seventy
five guests being present.
Mrs Ralph z. Bristol entertained at a
five hundred party on Wednesday after
noon In honor OF Miss Ruth Minoeue OF
NcwaGo Mich. who arrived in Ogden
several days ago TO make an extended
visit with friends.
The annual meeting OF the Martha So
ciety was held at the home Of Mrs. l. l..
Reynolds on Monday afternoon. Reports
OF the years work were submitted and
officers were elected for the ensuing
year. The future work OF the society
was discussed and outlined by the mem
bers. The. officers for the ensuing year
are as follows; President. Mrs. Ii. II.
Spencer; first vice president Mrs Abe
Lewis: secretary Mrs; \, p Hibbs,
spending secretary, Mrs. f. w Mattson.
AT the, close OF the business session, a
time refreshments were served,
Mrs Agnes Clancy entertained the
missionary society of the Methodist
church on Thursday afternoon The topic
pers entitled The Religions OF India"
and The Women of India" were given
Mrs. VIII Eccles entertained at box
party at the Orpheum on Monday even
Ing. the guests being Mrs, II. II Spencer,
Mrs. Ambrose p. Hibbs and Miss Eccles.
hart Of Denver and Thomas Guy Wads-
worth of Ogden took place last Wedncs-
day evening at the home OF the brides
the employ OF the railway mail service.
and the bride Is well known in musical
circles In Denver Mr.. and Mrs. Wads-
worth arrived In Ogden this week and
Will make their home here.
Wednesday evening Prof. Squire Coop
gave a recital TO large number OF in
vited guests at his studio. A reception
followed the programme.
The What-I-Can society gave BIRTH
de nv In rir Of o ,,-;
church Friday evening. a fine pro-
gramme was given, consisting of music
recitations and dialogues. The parlors
were artistically decorated in pink and
green. and refreshments were served TO
about 12J guests by the young ladies'
who are members OF the society,
The young friends of Miss Myrtle
Lindquist surprised her at her home Fri
day evening
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Stewart left Thurs
day afternoon for Ell Paso Tex, where
they Will make their future home
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ p. Ipsan of Blackfoot,
Ida. are visiting friends and relatives In
Ogden
The ladies of the Railway Mail associa-
tion met with Mrs Albert Smith Wednes-
day afternoon,
Wednesday afternoon. ut Boise Ida.
occurred the marriage OF Fred s. Scrigen
or Ogden and Miss Beatrice Mitchell OF
Boise. The ceremony was witnessed by
n number OF intimate friends and rela-
tives. Mr.. Scriyen Is manager Of the
Spargo Book company. and Miss Mitchell
who resided In Ogden n number OF years
ago. Is the charming daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. II ID. Mitchell. After q short
tour of The northwest Mr.. and Mrs.
Scriven will return TO Ogden to make
their future home,
Thursday afternoon Mrs E c. Manson
and Mrs. D. ]. Malone gave a beautifully
appointed luncheon at Mrs. Manson's
apartments at the Pacific hotel The
Salt Lake guests were: Mrs, J. f. Dunn
4. T. Van Housen. David Leonard Mrs
r. \. Grant and p +. Quealy. Masses
OF violets were used In the decorations
and covers were laid for abou; forty
guests.
Mrs. Jack Browning and Mrs Albert
Mark Smith will give dancing party at
the Congress Monday night About $50
invitations have been issued.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. w Pidcock gave din
ncr party In honor Of the fiftieth birthday
anniversary Of their mother. Mrs, j. w
PidcocS. Sr.. only members OF the family
and immediate relatives being present.
Mrs. F. II. King entertained the Toll
s.oi circle Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. j. c. Browning entertained the
Child Culture club Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas Dec gave a very interesting
and comprehensive talk on "The BOY OF