The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-19
OGDEN

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OGDEN. Jan. ls.-At a beautifully APP
pointed tea Saturday afternoon. January
II. NJ the home or Mr. and Mrs. L. o.
NatliS, the announcement Of the en-
SaScment OF two of their daughters was
| made.
The first announcement was that OF
| the engagement OF Miss Ethel Marie
Park, Chicago. and The second was that
OF Miss Matte c. Watts 10 Raymond
Terrence o'Donnci Of this city,
! The Drst announcement which VAS
I made as tho guests sat down to the table
was in the form OF the names OF Miss
Ethel Watts and Mr.. Kimball on cards
I'm small envelopes.
The second announcement came In a
telegram, signed by Dan Cupid. and
bearing the names Of Miss Matte Wattls
and MIR. ODonnel, and was read by Miss
| Ethel Harmon during the luncheon,
The reception room was decorated with
green and red berries and vases of red
carnations The table was adorned With
pink roses. pink ribbons and tule inter
laced with smlaX and hyacinths, y large
basket of roses resting on a carpet OF
snilaN occupied tho center OF the table.
Around the edges were ropes OF smilaS
an6 at each plate was a corsage bouquet
OF sweet peas and hyacInths.
\ nye-piece orchestra In a bower OF
roses. ferns. smilaT and potied plants
lcctions during the afternoon. Mrs.
Mamie Harrington Stevens rendered two
voca solos. The luncheon was served by
Ihc Gonpes. consisting OF the foilowiDs,
Misses Ellen and June ScoWCroft, Cleone
and Ortel Rich, and Ruth and Edna Wat
tbs.
Mrs. N-attls wore a gown OF white lace
with ccrsc trimmings Miss Matte Wat
tis was gowned In green embroidered
crepe dc meteor, with white chiffon
bodice and rose and gold lace trimmings,
and Miss Ethel Watts wore q gown, of
b-ocadcd taupe chiffon over Helen pink
charmeuSe With sold and white trim
mnSs.
Mr.. Ilimball IS the son Of Mr land Mrs.
s, Herbert Kimball Of Oak Park. CHI
cage, He Is assistant manager of the
pipe department OF the Joseph T. Eyer-
son company OF Chicago. lie is a gIrtdu-
ate OF Dartmouth collesc and member
Mr. O'Donnell is the son Of Mr. and
Mrs Terrence O'Donnell of Helena Mont
but during the past few years he has
made his home in Ogden.
4 pretty home wedding took place
Saturday evening at ! O'Clock at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Hendershot,
when their daughter, Miss Evelyn o.
Henderson,, and Frank Fouts, passenger
united in marriage. The Rev. Frank 6:
'Brainard of the First Co-ler eSational
church officiating The ceremony was
performed in the presence OF u few close
friends and relatives OF the bride and
groom. The home was beautifully deco
rated, pink roses and ferns being used in
the liyinG room and pink roses and Vio
lets in the dining room, The brIde wore
a travelling gown OF navy blue broad
cloth and carried bouquet Of orchids
and lilies OF the valley. Following the
ceremony n wedding supper was served,
Mr.. and Mrs Touts leaving immediat tcly
after on a slX-wecks' honeymoon trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh c. Woods enter
tsined at dancing party Friday evening
honor OF their sons, Edmund and Francis. !
Sixty Of their young friends attended. !
Following the dance a. supper was served
In the dining hall. which was decorated
Woods were assisted by Mr., and Mrs.
Z. IT. Hulanisld. Mr. and Mrs. G. a |
Boyd. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lynch and Mr.. |
and Mrs. J. II, Sparso.
The Ladies Literary club members will |
be the guests of Mrs. Fred Clark We'd
uesday. January 22.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs |
Nathan kuhD for n 800 party to be |
given at her home next Thursday after
noon. january 80
guests of Mrs. NJ S. Browning Friday |
afternoon. The rooms were prcttily dec
oratcd, the color scheme in red prevail
ng in all the rooms. Following the card
u red flowers adorning the center OF the
able. Mrs, Browning was assisted by
Ter daughter, Mrs ]. F, Ellis and Miss
iszel Brownins. Mrs. Douglas Watson,
\Irs. Joseph Clark, Mrs. VIII Payne, Mrs.
Mariner Browning and Mrs W. Poul-
en- Of salt Lake were guests OF the
,iub.
Mrs. f. W. Ncwcombo will entertain
he G. A. club Wednesday January 80,
Mr. and Mrs. Hcbcr Scowcroft and L
'Tr. and Mrs. Hyrum Pngree have Is
ued invitations for n dancing party TO
&c given February ID in the Colonial
cadeny.
Miss Irene L!ttleton has returned to her
Olnc in Los Angeles after
'lsit with Salt Lake and Ogden friends
a dance will be given by the Young
Vomen's Sewing club Friday evening, 5
anuarY a, for The benefit OF the Car
cgic library.
Mrs. Nettic y Hou1 was guest OF honor ]
I a tea given by Mrs. ! ", Abbott al
er home Wednesday afternoon. when 7
wenty guests were entertained. Mrs. n
eresuns talk, supplemented with pho- !
ographs. on her recent European trip. 7
Misses Ethel and Lorine Jackson Of e
lenver. Colo. arc the guests of Mr.. and
lrs; f. a. Dinsdale After a stay OF two f
nd other coast cities. p
Mrs. NJ. Il. Wall was hostess to the ST.
osephs Sewing society Thursday after c
oon in the church hall r
The Social Twelve club will meet with G
bs. viii c. Parker Friday. January e.
Mrs. Thomas u. Dee will entertain the r
ly, January Il. s
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs James
arp entertained o number OF their 1,
lends In honor of Mrs. c. Carsowith of v
aklapd, Cal, and Mrs Levi SouthvreIl +
American Falls, Ida. who arc The
tests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harp for a few II
8rg. !.
The Christian Link circle me. with
r.. Lowrance al her homo wednesday v,
iernoon. An election OF officers Was
I'D. =,
Mr., and Mrs. l.. :. Jensen and children "
nc gone To southern California where
cy will visit with friends for two weeks
Mrs, Archie Bowman entertained at a
'nsinsioD at her home Thursday after
'on \ luncheon was served Mrs
?wmap being assisted by her daughter,
lss Nerna Bowman.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". @. Webb and sistcr
.lmC.sCn. Mherc tneN VIII Lnakr >. 80. | nC