The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06
OGDEN.

Special 20 The Tribune
OGDEN, Oct. 5.--Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Al
peri entertained at a dinner Sunday even
teen'h birthday anniversary OF their
daughter. Miss Minnie Albert The home
WAS beautifully decorated throughout
Win pink and white roses, carnations and
naidehhair fern. In the dining room a
canopy OF pink and white was arranged
In festoons from the border ceiling TO
the chandelier. where they were ach
fastened beneath an effective arrange
nent or maidenhair fern. The table was
decorated with vases of pink and white
roses and carna tions and the birthday
cake. with It's pretty decorst tions and
eighteen pink and white candles formed
forty, place card tied with pink ribbon
marking the place for each guest
Mrs. David c. Eccles and Mrs. David
Ecclce are visiting friends In Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph F. Bristol and
Miss Minnie Kiesel were among the Og-
ball al the Hotel Utah In Salt Lake
Thursday evening. Friday Miss Kicse
was the guest Of Mayor and Mrs. Samuel
e. Park.
Mr.. and Mrs E. L. Van Meter have
arrived from Chicago and will make their
home In ogden. Mr.. Van Meter has ac-
cepted position as assistant cashier OF
the Ogden State bank.
The members Of the Martha society
will be the guests OF Mrs. H. c, Bigelow
at their next meeting.
Miss Eva shurtliff entertained at an
informal O'Clock tea Monday evening
In compliment to Miss Eta Staley. over
the center OF the table was suspended
large white wedding bell, from the top
Of which long white ribbon stTeamers
extended 10 each plate and at the end OF
ca ch was tied with bow bouquet OF
white brides roses White rosebuds and
hand painted place cards with dainty
brides slipper adorned with orange bios
perfectly laid table. Following the tea
a pleasant evening was spent In music
| and Nreside forecasts OF the prospective
BRIDES future.
Tho regular meeting Of the Child Cul-
ture club. which was announced TO he
held at 3 p. M Tuesday. October l. has
been postponed for one week
The marriage OF Miss Eta Staiey'
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Staley.
and Carl sohilIns OF san pTanc,sSo ncocT IoIn in
tho parlors OF the First congregational
church, The ceremony was perforneo
| by the Row. F. @. Brainerd IN ne pres
The pariors were decorated with autumn
leaves. The bride wore travelling SUIT
Of blue and was attended BY Miss Monica 2
RroWSiRg ,yotSss ws:sr Of the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Schiling left foI
Salt Lake, leaving that city the follow.
Ss sSnHn.rn ssH a91 csitoania Ankess and
In Redwood City they will make thei'
home In Palo Alto, Cal, where they vi VII
be at home 70 their friends Lss,S.d ai1sr No, o.
ogden for the past ten years and va:
a social favorite. Mr. Schilling Is th'
son Of A. Sohilling OF the hrn OF a
schiIlnE & Co.. and Is a member OF 'h'
firm.
Miss Ella Mitchell visited with friends
In Salt Lake during ths week.
The Sego Lily Thimble club met Wed
nesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Kats Heynen.
Mrs c. W. Iverson and children ar
visiting In Corinne with her parents, MT
and Mrs. T, G. Brown.
Miss Irel simmerson will entertain tn
Helianthus club at its next meeting.
The Home Culture club was entertaine'
by Mrs. J, T. Beeson at her home Thurs
day afternoon; Papers were given n, D
and Mrs II, Markle. The next meeting
. will be held at the home Of Mrs. ". l.
: Howes. Thursday. October II.
A pretty home wedding was solemnize
Soms. MSnsaS when he Miss Mildred e. Donneiso
!, marriage by bishop D. IL Ensign. Onl
the Immediate relatives OF tho youn
d
I ent. After tho ceremony a Wedding SUI
: DER was served. Mr.. and Mrs Newe
will make their home In Ogden.
y The Rev, Frederick Yining Fishe
l. pastor Of the First Methodist church. II
n turned Tuesday from San Francisco.
q Mr.. and Mrs j. n. Peterson were tel
{ dersd a surprise Monday evening by
: number OF their friends who gathered
their home for social evening IT
z evening was spent In music and dancin
IN -aS-c.bmenta were served to th!rt,
Ave guests.
g twenty children were entertained
or ,hc home OF Mr. and Mrs. VIII William
10 TUESDAY in honor Of the ,t 1,ra' oStnas S,Itha,
,e Ruth. 4 luncheon was served the diI
"a tnr table being ornamented with brit
day cake with one candle, benea
p steamers Of red ribbon suspended fro
lis she ndelier. After the luncheon &
a. chiidron were taken on an auto ride al
~ nrnsented with small boxes OF candy
souvenirs
% The Rev and Mrs, H. .. Zimmerni
- Tuesdsy evening at the parish hSu' GU
Tho business session was followed by
III social hour, during wnieh ""e" :"
LII refreshrncuts were enjoyed.
~ "a Mrs, J. f. Guernsey LEFT su
Us a. Tor nm automobile trip 10 Ca'foTn
~ -.s.re they contemplate making IN
on home w II. johnson accompanied IN
TN and viii return To Osocn a''e'
visit on pe S"@ A., .t ,
tar Mrs stanley Dee will enteHain
ladies' Literary club WedneSaas' oo'
on her g. go. -
M,xsss Minnie and Sarah Albert w
I'm oann guests nt the dancing party siI
ay Sy the Genorsh club. Of which they
members, at the odeon Monoay eve
on ing. y..u - @
~ % were tho guests of Mr.. and 81
,.d r r. Thomas Sunday.
len , A mestins Of the ch.idrsnn.s en- AID. AID
e,ssy was held Friday at the home
IA IYs. John Cullsy.
.S w, snd Mrs. C. s. Gunnell visited
uIs. and other Idaho points the
his week. o,..
Tho Historical s society >, me. M1,. sssSs, na%T
the afternoon a. a. tn1 1ssset a for the day