The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-30
OGDEN.

ciub a her home THURSDAY afternoon.
Following the card games an elaborate
luncheon was served; japanese Snesrs wssrs
blossoms SdSsa1s isa 9sr .ishteen shS Mrs FL
wood w Marson, Mrs. Harold j. Peery'
Mrs. John Lynch and Mrs virgil p. came
were the compl!mented guests
Mrs E. A. Littleheld VIII be hostess 10
the Martha society al her home MONDAY
March 81.
The St. Josephs Sewing society SSas Tas
afternoon IN the church hall.
Mira. Fred q. Clark and Mrs. Joseph
wright are home from three weeks
visit TO California Among the points OF
interest visited were San Diego, Los An
gecs and San Francisco
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. e. p. Minis
assjsted by Nesdames Nogle and Graham
snYsrtained the ladies' OF the Congrega-
tional church at tea, at the nome o'
Mrs. Mills.
The Weber Academy Alumni assocls-
tion gave It's annual dance IN the aeao-
envy auditorium Friday evening a iatse
number were in attendance and the AZ
fair was one Of the most successful given
by the association.
The Ladies Aid society Of tho Methodist
church met with Mrs. 5. c. bsenncrs
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs R P. Hunter will entertain the
Historical society ar a musicale Monday
evening at her home
A card party was given Saturday al
ternoon in the K. OF P. hall. at wnlch
Louise Ritter, Lucy Watson, jean at
son. Amy Barry. SIENNA Staples and Mary
Harrison.
The promoters OF the League OF Sacred
Heart met Wednesday afternoon Win
Mrs. NJ. j. Moran
Tuesday evening the Campfire girls
held a meeting at the home OF the guar
dian. Mrs. Virginia Matthews
One OF the largest OF the post-Lenten
affairs was the annual ball gwen al @ LnG
council. No 77f. Knights OF Columbus
The hall was effectively decorated WIN
numerous X. Of G. pennants and apout
2e5 couples enjoyed the fine dancing pro-
the banquet room.
Mrs. Ralph Roberts. Mr. and Mrs; yoeI
Harris. Mrs. Alice Harris, Mrs. HyIuIn y1
smith, Miss Grace Harris, Miss Mss EsInfs RassTs
I.IndouIst and Miss Dora Holther Went
tos Salt Lake Wednesday TO witness ,s tne
production of "Bunty Pulls the strings
at the Salt Lake theater
Mrs n. II Spencer and daughter, Mrs'
A. W. walker. and son, q. 7. SPENCE; miei;
have returned from two weeks VIst
,n San Diego, Los Angeles and san
Francisco.
The marriage Of Miss Elzspe.n .s so1- M
Moves and Leonard c. TilIotson was so.
amnized wednesday, March 2e. In the
Sail Lake temple. A reception was teu-
dered them Friday evening at tns hTme Wr.
90 the brides parents, Mr.. ano ~
S,.,ar, Moves. TO which large NUMBER
OF guests were hiddcn,
Tho members OF the Weber acane'ny
faculty entertained their princlpaL ,in
II Henderson, at banquet oI..ne go
week. The affair wac complete SUI,
nrIse 10 Mr.. Henderson. and following
III. hanuuet he was presented with a
Morris chair. l.. T.. Cowlcs MAKING Tue
speech of presentation
The O. ". o. club met Monday after
,,,n, 81 ,be home OF Mrs David Cramer
High FIVE was the diversion OF the after
noon. after which a luncheon was served;
The next meeting OF the club VIII oe heiu
al the home OF airs. II. p A'nfne'soh'
Ogden circle No. 5S1. Women OF Wood
craft. gave a card party, Wednesday
evening in the X. OF p. hall.
Mrs. W. " Smith and son. Eugene,
left the first OF the week for an eNtehoeo
visit I'm Nevada
Mr.. and Mrs. !. ". Stevens OF Pres
ton. Ida. returned home Monday a,ser
a visit Of ten days with relatives In this
city.
Mrs l.. NJ Meid will entertain the Past
Noble Grand club at the next meeting
Mr. and Mrs George Shorten announce
the engagement Of their daughter Mabel
TO Heber J. Mckay, the wedding to take
place In April
was rendered n surprise by fourteen OF
her friends who gathered at her home
in honor Of her birthday anniversary.
Cards and music were features OF the
evenings entertainment. \ luncheon
served red carnations and snilaX
a5oru!ng the dining room.
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Wallace and son,
Carl, of Earlvile y. Y, are visiting in
Ogden. the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Q. r,
Graft
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. burlington were
pleasantly surprised at their home Tues
day evening by number OF their friends.
Progressive high i've furnished entertain
men, for the evening. prizes being won
hy Mrs Frank Cramer. Mrs. Cahil and
:. p. burlington and Henry Sewell
After the game a luncheon was served.
covers being laid for fifteen
The Classlcum stafr OF the Ogden high
school gave their second dance at the
school auditorium Friday evening.
Saturday evening the Order OF the
Eastern Star gave an entertainment for
the children in the Masonic temple rooms.
\ musical programme was given and re-
tresbmcnts were served.
The members o! the Second Ward Re-
ltei society gave banquet In the ward
hall Thursday afternoon IN honor Of the
oihceTs. Mesdames Parker, Stevens and
jenkins.
Mrs. 4. p. Ballinger entertained the
Daughters OF the Pioneers Tuesday after
noon at her home. An excellent pro-
"ae klNtN. AT NHe CONCLUSION OF
which Mrs. Myrtle Balinger Higley and
Miss Elsie Shorten rendered number
OF vocal selections. Mrs. J. E Browning
ard Mrs. w. D. Littlched will entertain
the organization al the next meeting, at
the home of Mrs. Browning.
Mrs. Hyrum Preece was hostess TO the
thimble club OF No. 5si, Women OF Wood
craft. al her home Friday AFTERNOON.
Mrs. c. z. Wood wR-d OF Rawlins. Wyo,
is here for nonth's visit with her son
j. =. Woodward.
Friday evening the Raca-Thea Bible
class gave an entertainment iu the Bap-
tist church parlors. programme was
given and the serving OF refreshments
completed a pleasant evening.
The Child Culture club will give a Ia n
quet az the Weber academy 10 celebrate
civic day. Only the club members and
invited guests VIII attend.
The members OF the Ladies Literary
club we're tho guests OF Mrs John Cul.
ley Wednesday afternoon at her home
meeting OF the Home Culture club
Was held Thursday afternoon al the home
OF Mrs. II. MarlIle.