The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-07
OGDEN.

OGDEN, Sept. 6-The Misses Margaret
Clark and Flora Hamilton OF Salt Lake
entertained a party OF salt Lake tr'chus
for the week end ar the Clark summer
home In ogden canyon a dinner was
given Sunday afternoon at which COW
crs We're laid for sixteen The Misses
Ruth and Edna Watts were the oedeh
guests.
Dr Fl. RI. Smith left for Vienna. Aus
tria, Saturday 10 take post-Sra duate
work with specialists.
Miss Ruth Rathbun was hostess to the
Busy Bee Sewing club Wednesday after
noon at the Anal meeting Of the summer
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. John n. sparso have re-
turned from n two weeks visit at Spen-
Ger. Ida. where they were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh c. Wood
Mrs c. l.. Becker will be hostess TO
the Martha society at her canyon cot
tage Monday. September g.
The Ladies Literary society will hold
the first meeting OF the club year at the
home OF Mrs William Douglas. Wednes-
has been arranged for the ensuing year:
Eleven subjects on China and japan will
be discussed by the members.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
r. e. Bristol and Mrs. j. G.. Armstrong
for a party at the Hermitage Friday,
September l2. In compliment TO Miss
Margaret Spargo and Miss Ethel iar-
mon, who will be numbered among the
DR. Samuel j. Russell. the eminent
Chica 20 physician. who has spent the
summer In Ogden visiting his brother
and sisters. left Tuesday with Mrs. Rus
sell for their home In Chicago.
Miss Mary Hinley was the conpr-
mented guest at a linen shower given
by Miss Meta Parry at her home Mon
day afternoon. A pretty color scheme
of red and white was effectively. carried
out I'm the decorations, Five hundred
was the diversion OF the afternoon. the
FIRST prize being won by Miss Lura
Chambers Miss Elsie Stone receiving the
toast was written by each guest to
the bride-to- be. the prize being awarded
10 Miss Daisy Rolapp. Miss Parry was
assisted In entertaining tho twenty
guests by Miss Elsie Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph E Bristol enter
teined at a house party at their Bonnie
Vile ranch north OF Brigham, leaving
day morning Those composing the party
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred BALM, the
Misses Dorothy Armstrong. Helen Per
kins. Vera BroTning. yerna Tayeyi; =. ny;,, du- L
Luke Wright, Don Roberts, Merle Tay-
ior OF Provo Hays Msttson and Byron
Swan of Rochester. n, Y.
7. A. Smith of the Smithsonian Bust
ness college and family have returned
from two weeks outing in South Fork
canyon.
The Children's Aid society met Friday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Edward
Bichsel.
Mrs. l.. F. Brookshier and daughter,
Nelba left Wednesday for Boston, where
they will enter the Boston Conservatory
OF Music for years study
Mrs Eva Dunbar OF San Francisco an
nounces the engagement OF her daughter,
Lucille. 10 D. c. Van Dyke OF ogden, the
marriage 10 take place in the near fu-
ture.
Mrs Roscoe Glasmann entertained at
q china shower "Wednesday afternoon at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs William Glas-
mann, in compliment TO Miss Mary Hin
ley, whose marriage to James O'Brien Of
kala mazoo, Mich, Will take place Wed
nesday. September 10. The color scheme
OF yellow and white was carried out with
sunflowers and asters. Mrs. Clasmann
was assisted BY Mrs. William Glasmann
and Miss Marion Treseder. About
twenty guests enjoyed the affair.
Miss Marion Hewitt left Friday for her
home I'm Sparks, New Miss Hewitt was
by number OF her friends a the home
of her aunt, Mrs. a Day. Wednesday
evening. Various games furnished enter
lanment for tire evening, and luncheon
WAS served by the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. j. r. McCracken and Miss Sarah
Van Patteu.
Miss Eva Fouts. daughter OF Frank
Touts, WIN Leave Wednesday, seRternDsHITI PIE nsII
iskc course of study at the Bradford
Acad cmy of Music
Mrs. . e. A. Littleheld is here for an
indefinite visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. .. Watts.
Miss Verna Bowman returned home
Wednesday from San Francisco and
Susanvillc, where she has spent the sum-
mer with relatives and friends
Mr.. nnd Mrs. Ralph z. Hoag and MT
and Mrs. w. d. Brown are home, after
-,
beaches.
Twenty hve little guests were enter
tained Saturday afternoon at the home
OF DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Baker. the occa-
sion being in honor OF their daughter
Dorothy's sixth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". E Senderson enter
tained at an Informal dinner party re--
Gently, at which plans were discussed
for the forthcoming Elks' show, which
is 10 be given under the direction OF
Earl Pardoe.
Miss Emma Moore entertained at
miscellaneous parcel shower Friday
afternoon at her home, in compliment
to Miss Mary Hinley.
Mr.. and Mrs A NJ Trosdale OF Valley
City. n. D.. who have been spending the
summer with their daughter. Mrs ]. G,
Roti, have left fer Tacoma, Wash.
where they will visit with Mr., Trosdale's
sister for the winter.
Mrs. o. c. Reed OF Oklahoma has left
for a two weeks visit In Denver, accom-
panied by her daughter. Mrs. George
Pagett. with whom she has been spending
the summer.
Mrs. NJ. f. Ulrich and daughter, Dollie
departed Tuesday for Cleveland, Ohio
where Miss Ulrich will enter school.
Miss Villa Spurgeon has returned from
Columbus, Ohio, where she spent her va
cation.
The Child Culture club will hold its
first meeting Of the 1el3-1i season Sep
tember l6. at the home OF Mrs. c. II. Cos
ling.
The opening meeting OF the Home Gull
ture club for the current year was hed
at the home OF Mrs. r. W, Horn Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs IT G. Spencer having
charge of the lesson. The subject for the
years study ls Life In India" a paper
on Calcutta. the Imperial City" by Mrs.
o. 4. Parmley; a magazine article on
india and Her People" by Mrs. a. w.
Putnam, and a reading from kiplng by
Mrs. w II. Moore. were interesting num-
bcrs OF the programme.
Miss Marie Garner has gone TO KEN
merer. Wyc. where she wil he maid OF
honor at the wedding OF Miss Ethel Ross
and the Rev Wallace Nelson Plerson at
st James's church. Wednesday. Septem-