The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-23
OGDEN.

oectal to The Tribune.
bGDEN. April 22.-Monday evening the
X6ichts of Columbus entertained aoou!
80 couples at their annual Easter bal
E<the Congress dancing academy. The
LII was beautifully decorated, the Color
cheme of purple, grecn and white being
I1r-ied out I'm a most artistic manner.
rnund the walls and forming canopy
az the dancers were streamers of the
/&ree colors and festoons of Sarlands were
raTnF across the ceiling. Al the east
I'd OF the hall near tho entrance was
Iclden harp OF shamrocks in the center.
~ this banner were the words, Erin
~ Bragh," and above 1t was draped an
krnerican flag. A large electric sign
/ung from tho center OF the ceiling. dis
['5v3nr the letters TX. c. and the num-
- S777" in lights Of purple. Above
5iE Sign was suspended the banner of
Lie lodge On the orchestra stand the
/,ord "Welcome" appeared In letters OF
Mite on background OF purple. The
Irfresl,inent room was decorated with
Iraen and white. Easter lilies were used
Ia the tables. a dancing programme OF
|rtsen numbers was given. Tho music
ss furnished by an enlarged orchestra.
IL large number OF guests were present
ROM Salt Lake City and from Pocatello.
Mr.. and Mrs A, Sherer returned Tues
Iay from a trip TO Denver.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. L R. Frodsham announce
ho engagement of their daughter Ruby
81 u
lace the latter part OF this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Driver have re-
lrned from California, where they have
pent the winter
Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Moore of Grand
/1pcfion, Colo, are the guests OF friends
n this city
A. dancing party was given Thursday
1rffing by the Fraternel Aid at the Royal
Iadcing academy. An excellent musical
I|ogramme was given and large num-
Len were In attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. C. s. Waggoner and
Ispghter Dorothy of Los Angeles, CAL,
10 Waiting in Ogden for month, with
Xra. Waggoner's parents. After their
sic In this city they will go east TO
"a. waggoner's home in Ohio TO live,
Miss Alice lie Verne Martin of Salt
I4ke Is visiting with her grandmother in
Mrs. J. c. Nye was hostess at two
tfeltlly appointed kensingtons given at
16r home during the week. The first was
tVen. Wednesday afternoon. to which
hIfty guests were hidden, and the Sec
nd was given on Thursday afternoon,
Fhen about twenty-seven guests were en-
crtained. The rooms were attractive
fIth their decorations of spring flowers,
~ the library and parlors potted plants
cailing vines, May baskets and ribbons
semblance of Maypole were used. In
{sen and white and large cut glass
6WI OF hyacinths, jonquils and tulips
ICED the center Of the table. Mrs, Nye
as assisted in receiving on "Wednesday
NJ Runyon, and Mrs. Runyon and Mrs.
n. Hurst assisted on Thursday.
Mrs. James Briggs and daughter. Vera.
<companied by Mrs. Johnson, left Os-
end Wednesday evening for a three
xonths' trip through Europe. In Eng
I'd Mrs Briggs Will visit relatives and
Sol visit her old home.
Mrs. John Culley will entertain the
[8dfes Literary club Wednesday, April
/ The Christian Link circle will be en-
|6riained at the home of Mrs. William
BoBtaph Wednesday, May 10.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Larkin an
rounce the engagement OF their daugh-
[er, Ellen E. Larkip, 10 Lester H. Patter-
<on, the marriage TO take place the lat
|[er part OF May.
4 DIR. and Mrs. Harold SeigeI Of Salt
Lake were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Haroid Peery Sunday.
The Martha society was entertained by
Nrs. j. n. Spargo Monday afternoon at
Ter apartments in the Peery.
-/Ddr. and Mrs Henry Charles Hlbbard
N Seattle, Wash, are the guests OF Mrs.
1bbard's parents. DR.. and Mrs. X. 5,
1oyce.
Invitations have been issued by the
md banquet which Is TO be held In
Ne high school assembly hall Friday
vvening. April q.
\ "A meeting OF the ". c. T. U. was held
IT the home Of Mrs. o. j. Stilwell Wed
1esday afternoon,
n the week was the musical tea giver
1y Mrs. Thomas T. Dee and Mrs. Rich
nd B. Porter at the Virginia Monday
Hternoon, when 125 guests were enter
In
be direction of Professor Coop was
nven. The, parlors and dining room
Fere attractive with their decorations o
Ehite and yellow, a profusion Of Eastel
bw jonquils were the favors. Mrs. Dee
md Mrs. Porter were assisted In re,
kiying. by Mrs. a. A. Shaw Mrs. f e
igginbotham, Mrs. G. n Marck. Mrs
7arker. Pouring in the dining room wert
Nrs. H. II. Spencer Mrs. Joseph e
Wright, Mrs, l.. Daniel Ensign and Mrs
DIN S. Lewis.
Mrs. ". l.. Miller Of ST. Anthony, Ida.
Eas the guest OF Ogden friends for sey
Wal days the past week.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid held thei
frgular monthly social in the church par
Urs Friday evening. A business session
KHs held. followed by a social hour. TIL,
npstesses were Mrs. 4. J Rollow, S. =
Eisenberg, 3. Z. Newton and DIR. Ann;
Reis
The Misses Lottie and May Greene
Fho have been spending the winter il
Los Angeles, were the guests of Mr.
S1pd Mrs. ]. c. Nye Thursday and Fri
1ay, en- route to their home in Gales
purg. ILL.,
Mrs. Henry Civilian entertained th
mild Culture club at her home Tuesda,
Wternoon. Professor Perkins OF the Og
1en high school gave a lecture on "Sani
4 Mtion In the Public Schools" and Mis-
Narilla Hunter rendered two piano solos
mich completed the programme. Th
J annual meeting of the club will be he'll
the home OF Mrs. j. E. Brownin
l Euesday, May 2. when officers for th
Pnsulng year Will be elected,
II The F. A. s. c. met at the home c
Hrs, Frank Loder Friday afternoon.
Tuesday afternoon Grave Vance wa
eufprlsed by a number OF her friend
IHno gathered AT her home in honor c
DEE birthday anniversary In the d!nn
I DOM where a fine birthday dinner wa
Frved. the table was prettily decorated
unique feature Of the decorations bein
large glass bowl containing a flock
Tue chicks. Games and a guessing con
Ifest provided entertainment for rh
!, pests; prizes for the contest being wo