The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-01
State Society,"
OGDEN.

one OF the most delightful, as wei
as the most successful parties given
this spring was Thursday afternoon,
when Mrs. z. 7. Hulaniski and Mrs.
Hugh c. Wood entertained at the HUI
laniski home in jefferson avenue.
Bridge and five hundred were INDUCED
in. The rooms were beautifully deco
rated with lilacs. The lilac idea was
carried out in the tallies, prizes and
ref eshmentS. The winners Of the
prizes were Mrs. Hugh NJ. Rowe, Mrs
Ambrose P Hibbs, Mrs. Ezra C Rich
and Mrs. George Halverson. The guests
were: Mrs. George Halverson, Mrs.
Hugh NJ. Rowe, Mrs. Ambrose P. Hibbs,
Mrs. Oliver NJ Runyan, Mrs. Z. c. Man
mis- J. Sheehan, Mrs. Willard J. Bell,
Mrs Ralph e. Bristol, Mrs Ralph Z.
Hoag, Mrs. Jack Browning, Mrs Marx
Smith, Mrs. Eugene Smith. Mrs. Albert
G. Horn, Mrs Elwood w. Matson, Mr.
George H. Matson, Mrs. Ezral Rlcn,
Mrs. David z. Eccles, Mrs. John 5. Cor
lew Mrs. E. NJ. Conroy, Mrs. @. D.
Ryan, Mrs. Thomas E. Fitzgerald, MIS-
Hiram H. Spencer, Mrs. Alexander W.
Walker, Mrs. William McGaw, Mrs 10
seph II. Thomas, Mrs Archie P Bige-
low, Mrs. Horace J. Peery, Mrs L l.
Reynolds, Mrs. William Van Allen, MIS-
Abbott r. Haywood, Mrs. Abe kuhn'
Mrs. Robert S. Joyce, Mrs Ralpr Gulh-
RE, Mrs Richard T Hume, Mrs Mat
thew s Browning, Miss Ethel Harmon,
Mrs David II. Peery, Miss Katherine
Fitzgerald. Mrs. Chaplin A. Day of Chi
cago. Mrs. Mark Kuhn OF Albion, IDA
Mrs. Dobbins, Mrs. Dalrymple.
Mrs. Amasa S. Condor most charm
fngly entertained the ladies Of the
Martha society Monday afternoon at
her home IN Madison avenue
Mrs. oliver NJ. Runyan entertained
IF a box -arty Monday evening. fo'-
lowed bv a supper. Her guests we're
Mrs Thomas z. Fitzgerald, Mrs Den
mis- J. Sheehan, Mrs. Ambrose P Hiobs
and Mrs George II. Matson.
Mrs Thomas E. Fitzgerald enter
tanned the members of her Evening
Bridge club Wednesday evening at her
home, 1926 Adams avenue. The rcund
mahogany table was EXQUISITE with
duchess lace dOilies and the center
niece was a large basket filled with
sweet peas and from the dome stream
ers Of many colored ribbons fell grace
fully 90 each plate suggestive OF the
Nav pole. The numbers an guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs; Gilver M N
Runyan. DR.. and Mrs. Ambrose r
Hibbs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H klrcher;
Mr.. and Mrs David c. Eccles, MI ana
Mrs. Arthur Kuhn, DR.. and Mrs. hugh
NJ Rowe. Mr.. and Mrs Ralph T. BITS
toll Mrs. Edward G. Manson
Mrs Albert G. Horn and Mrs. Ell
wood w MatsOn were the charming
hostesses at a bridge party Wednesday
afternoon. The winners OF prizes Were
Mrs. Abe Kuhn, Mrs Ambrose r. HiobS'
-
Eccles The guests Were: MIS- ADe
Kuhn. Mrs. Thomas F. Fitzgerald, Mrs.
oliver NJ. Runyan, Mrs George H Mat
son. Mrs Julia T Hunt, Mrs John L
Corlew. Mrs. William CASSIDY, MIS- Is
Read. Mrs S. L. Birch, Mrs. Ralph E
Hoag, Mrs. Ralph z. Bristol. Mrs VIII
lard ]. Bell, Mrs. Hugh NJ Rowe, Mrs.
David c. Eccles, Mrs. Jack Browning'
Mrs. Mark Smith, Mrs sherman, MRS
William G. Dalyrmple, Mrs. Ambrose
P. Hibbs. Mrs. Chopin A. Day, Mrs. DOB
bins, Mrs Frank NJ. briggs. Mrs. Alb
bott R. Haywood, Mrs. Richard I.
Hume, Mrs. Hugh c. Wood, Mrs. h
T Hulaniski, Mrs. William Van Allen,
Ms. Ralph Guthrie. Mrs. Joseph H
Thomas Mrs r. s Joyce. Mrs. Hibbard,
Miss Katherine Fitzgerald, Mrs. Hunt,
Mrs. Fred c. Smith. Mrs. a. p Bige-
low. Mr.. Arthur c. Barber, Mrs Charles
H. Kircher. Mrs James H Devine-
Mrs. James G. Paine left Tuesday for
New York. where she viii be Joined by
her daughter. Miss Emma Paine. and
In the early part of May trey SAN Tor
Europe to be away until The last OF
the year.
Mr. and Mrs. I. l. Reynolds were
Salt Lake visitors Wednesday
Mrs. Dennis ]. Sheehan has issued
invitations for large luncheon, TO be
given Monday. May .. at the Virginia
Mrs. Frank NJ briggs will be hostess
10 the members of her Afternoon
Bridge club Tuesday.
Mrs. z. NJ Conroy will entertain the
members Of the Martha society at their
next regular meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard T. Hume enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Robert T. Joyce entertained at
box party at the Orpheum Monday eve
ming.
Nfr. and Mrs. Patrick Healy and Mrs.
John C Lynch and young son, John
Jr are expected Tuesday morning,
after spending the winter in southern
California.
Mrs. Gustav l. Becker and two
daughters and nurse will arrive Mon
day from Los Angeles, where they
spent the winter months.
Mrs. John n. Spargo leaves in few
DAYS for a visit of several weeks in
Nebraska and Minnesota.
Mrs. John n. SpargO and Mrs. W. j.
Bel were the hostesses at charming
bridge party at the Virginia Monday
afternoon. guests for nine tables being
Mrs. Ralph E. Hoag, Mrs. Hugh NJ
Rowe Miss Katherine Fitzgerald, Mrs.
F. y. Bletcher, Mrs S. L. Birch and
Mrs. Ralph Guthrie.
Mrs. ]. F. Goss entertained at a box
party at the Orpheum Monday evening.
Her guests included Mrs. R B. Clark
son, Mrs. Eugene Stone, Mrs. c. Allison,
Mrs. Ballantyne. After the perform
ance an elaborate supper was served.
Mrs. Andrew Thaanum entertained
the ladies of the Congregational
church at a tea at her home, 1856
Twenty fourth street, Thursday after
noon.
DR.. and Mrs. r. J. Smith arrived from
Jarbidge, New, Tuesday and will re-
main in Ogden several weeks.
Mrs. G. T. Corn has returned from a
pleasant visit in Evanston, Wyoming,
the guest of Mrs. Charles Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R Calvert of Evans !
ton, has returned to their home after
a visit of several weeks with James |
PinGree and family.
Miss Belle Kellogg and Miss A. B.
Thompson of Boise, Ida, are the guests |
of Ogden friends.
Miss Irma Tracy, daughter of Mr.. |
ana Mrs. T II. Tracy, 1927 Washington !
avenue. left Thursday for a three |
months trip. including Boise, Nampa, !
Portland and Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller Of Preston, |
Ida. are the guest of Ogden friends
Mrs. William Fl. Williams enter |
tanned Mrs w II. Turner. Mrs. Fred w
-ieutsch Mrs. d. r. Payne. Mrs. Frank /
Francis. Miss Maude Sisman, Miss |
Flora Williams and Miss Irene Payne. /
Mrs. John CoEnor has returned to her /
nome in ogden after spending the win /
er in southern California
Mrs Margaret Minnock has an
lounced the engagement of her daugh- |
err Miss Mae MinnOck. to ]. f. DeBano, /
he marriage to take place in the near
uture.
A parcel shower for Miss Grace Min