The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-17
OGDEN.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov. 1.-THE charity ball
given Monday evening at the Colonial,
under the auspices OF the Martha society
was one OF the most brilliant and success
iul social events OF the season. The hall
Was beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion. the Martha society colorS, green and
white, prevailing. The hall represented
a winter scene. with evcrgreens and imi-
tstion snow glmmcrinS IN the glow OF
many incandescent lights.
In one OF the attractiyely arranged cor
ncrs were several large Christmas trees
In the midst OF which was placed a large
bowl OF ice water, By courtesy of and
under the direction OF the Weber club.
delicious punch and confectionery were
served during the esvning from prettily-
decorated booth.
The orchestra balcony was we'll hidden
In maze OF evergreens.
In the receiving line werc the Mes
DANES Joseph Scowcroft. Archie p Bige
lowl Thomas d. Dee, II. H. Spencer and
l.. o. Watts,
At 1918 the grand march took place.
II was led by VI. :. Browning and Mrs
Joseph Scowcroft, president OF the Mar
ths society, with f.. l.. Van Meter and
Mrs. II. c. BigeIow, past president. as the
During the evening a buffet luncheon
vas served In the banquet room. which
was decorated as a winter garden, With
potted palms and chrysanthemunls add
ing TO the attractiveness OF the scene.
This feature was presided over by Mrs.
a S. Condor, Mrs. Nettile Ecclcs and
Mrs; z ~ Co"rcc{i who we're assisted in
June Scowcrtft Ellen Scowcroft, Ruth
Watts. Edna Watts, Jean Browning.
Clara Bpyic. Irene ScovilIe. Vivian Ec-
clcs Marie Eccles Sadie Eccles. Georgi-
ana Sksen. May Workman ZeIis Condor
and LAWN Petty.
The society was organized six years
ago and the name Martha was adopted In
honor Of Mrs. Frank =. Cannon, the
founder. The officers and roll of mem
hers follow:
Mrs. Joseph scoworoft. president; Mrs.
Thomas d. Dee. nrst vice president: Mrs.
Abel Kuhn. second vice president: Mrs.
A. p. Bgelow. treasurer; Mrs. Il 8.
Porter. secretary; Mrs l. L. Reynolds.
corresponding secretary. Mesdamcs n.
r. Spencer 6. l.. Becker, H c. Bigelow.
NJ. S. Browning. 4. :. Condor, 4. NJ.
Conrcy. Nettie Eccles. William Eccles,
Hlobs. r. y Hume y. j. kiesel. Adam
Lltteheld. e !. Rich. J. IT, spargo. Hugh
g. Wood William g. Wright.
Among the outside cities represented In
tho gathering were Washington. Chicago
salt Lake. Provo and Brigham City.
Mrs. a. $ Condor and Mrs Ezra
Richardson entertained one hundred
guests at a beautifully appointed lunch
con Thursday afternoon at the Pacific
hotel The autumn colors OF yellow
green and red were beautifully carried
out lu tho decorations The table was
strewn With autuin leaves and bouquet
or yellow chrySanthemums and clemati'
grsced the center OF the table. The place
cards were hand painted in autumn lea
design. In the afternoon fine musica
programme Was rendered. a guessing
contest contributed to the enjoyment o
the guests. Mrs. r.. T. Eulanisk being
awarded the first prize, cut glass bowl
Mrs. James Ballard the second prize.
cut glass olive dish. and the consola tior
prize was won by Mrs. Hugh c. Wood
Mrs. L. A LitilefieId arrived Monday
from California for visit with her par.
ents, MIR. ard Mrs. r. o. Watts.
Miss Kathryn Fitzgerald returned sat
urday from a six weeks tour or Callfor
MIA
MI and Mrs e. w. Matson left Tues