The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05
OGDEN SOCIETY.

OGDEN. Jan. 4.-Among the enjoyable
sive dinner party in which the following
Participated: Messrs, and Mesdames w.
IL HARRIS, w. T. Sanderson, r. e..
Bristol. D. c Eccles and L: r, EGcles:
Towne, Nina Taylor and Eva Jones Of
Provo: Messrs William Larkln. Joe
scowcroft. Jr" Charles Kaiser. DR.. e.
Dumke, Ralph Jones. Provo, and William
Denng. Green River Wyo.
The first three courses were served az
the Weber club and the young people
OF the party were the hosts and hos
tesses. The long table was decorated
with red roses and smilaX a miniature
Christmas tree lighted with vori- -coiored
candles forming the centerpiece.
Carria ges were taken to the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Harris, where Sow
eral courses we're served Snliax and
candles with red shades adorned the
tables.
The company next repaired 10 the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w L. Sanderson. Small
tables were prcttily laid and decorated
with smiaX and red ribbons. a center
piece OF red roses and Varl-colored lights
entwined with smIlaN adornng each
table.
The last course was served az the Br!s-
tol home just before midnight Here "A
long T-shaped table was laid and beau
dfully decorated. Across the head Of the
t the numerals "19l2' IN red carpat tons
and smiax were arranged and along the
fun length or the main table were the
last course was followed by dancing
which was enjoyed until late hour.
The Historical society met with Mrs
j. NJ. Canse Saturday, January 4. instead
ly announced. Mrs. Edward Blchscl pre-
sided and the subject discussed was $50.
cial Conditions OF Women in China "
Miss Mary Watts returned Sunday TO
osontz college Philadelphia, after spend
and Mrs. w. II. Wattis.
Mrs. Nettle ", Horx left Thursday
morning for Salt Lake to attend the tea
given in the afternoon by Mrs. f. s
Miss Martha Richards. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Buchjost enter
tained twelve OF their friends at a card
party al their home Thursday evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Hugh c. Wood. who have
been visiting in New York. Chicago and
Boston for the past month. are expect
cd home tho latter part OF the coming
week
The members OF the X. X X club
were the guests of Bercnicc Bradley at
her home Saturday afternoon
Miss Maude Stratford entertained az a
watch party at her home Tuesday even
ing. Tho rooms We're decorated In green
and red and luncheon was served.
Invitations have been issued for n tea
day. January II. at her home on Twenty
eighth street.
Mrs. Harold c. Day entertained the
members OF the Five Hundred club and
other guests Saturday afternoon at her
home In Brigham City,
The Social Twelve club members will
be tho guests OF Mrs. II. l. Harlem next
Friday.
Members OF the J. o. 6. club were en-
tertained by Miss Dorothy Lewis Friday
afternoon The rooms were decorated In
pink and white carnations and ever
greens. High five was nlaved.
Dr, and Mrs. s. l.. Brick were guests
OF Salt Lake friends on New Years
day,
Mr.. and Mrs, Mariner Browning re-
turned Sunday afternoon from a four
months honeymoon trip 20 California
and Honolulu.
Miss Cora and Miss kathryn Nolker
were hostcsses at card party given ut
their home Tuesday afternoon. when
thirty guests were entertained. The
rooms were bright With carnations, terms
and an artistic arrangement of Christ
mas bells. Five hundred was the game
played. Miss Mildred Pardoe receiving tho