The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-30
OGDEN.

OGDEN Nov 99-Dr. and Mrs. G Z
Rich and their daughter. MISS kicn; nay
issued invita- tions for dancing party t'
ne given Monday. December 8. IN eh'
Colonial hail.
Miss Grace Moves and Christian S
Celser, both OF Ogden. werc qulety thhl
is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James u
Moves. Mir. Geiger OF the nrm OF Lenae
& C;eIger, Is well known In this city, MI
and Mrs. Geigcr will make their nome II
Ogden
e. o. Brophy. assistant superintendent
Of the Union Pacific, had as his guest
Thursday. Harry Il. Bowen OF Seattie,
who has been acting as MS cniet CLERK
Tor the PAST two months.
"Wednesday afternoon at o'clock John
I.Yersou and Miss Neutina Terrell. ooth
OF ogden. were united In marriage at the
home OF the brides parents Mr. and Mrs
formed by Pastor j. D. Alder or the sew
enth day Adventist church, after which
an informal luncheon waH served MT.
and Mrs. Enerson LEFT OF an evening
spend their honeymoon.
The Historical society met with Mrs.
F. l. Voorhees, Saturday afternoon Rev
Fleetwood gave a lecture on the Emman-
uel movement.
An enjoyable dancing party OF the week
was the one given by the Bohemian club
Friday evening at the Colonial dancing
academy, the first Of a series to be given
Mrs. Arnold Bowman will be hostess to
the Ladies Literary club Wednesday. De-
cen1ber 3.
Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Critchlow announce
the engagement Of their daughter, !nen s
n1 t9 R .Jsss 6 Ssssett The eosSsr Welding to take
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. West spent
Thanksgiving with their CONS In Logan
Mrs. D. e Geiger left Wednesday on
trip to Leavenworth, Kan.
reception was rendered Mr.. and Mrs,
Joseph z. Wright Monday evening in the
Fourth ward meeting house by the work
ers OF the Ogden stake. prior TO their
moving to their new home in the Weber
stake. About 200 persons were present
and most enjoyable time was had by
Mrs. Annie Mckay Fsrr, chairman;
Thomas Jost: Maud 3. Porter. Lawrence
Richards Moroni Olsen, William NJ Nc
kny. Nina Mcfarland. Grace Spangen-
berg and Olive Belnap.
Miss verna Bowman spent Thankssiv-
Ing with friends in Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum Smith and daugh-
ter, Dora, were the guests OF Salt Lake
friends Thursday.
Miss Dorothy Packard, accompanied by
her sister. Mrs, Leslie Wheeler Reid, ar
nved home Tuesday from Los Angeles.
Joseph Scowc-oft, Jr.. returned Monday
from a two weeks trip In the cast
Mrs Louis Head left for Kansas City
Monday, where she will spend the holi-
days with relatives.
The promoters Of the League OF the
Sacred Heart were entertained Tuesday
at the home OF Mrs D. l. Boyle.
Tuesday evening the girls OF tho o, U.
l.. D. club entertained about fifty guests
at a dancing party at the W. o. W. hall
Refreshments were served and an excel
lent programme Of music FOR twenty
one dances was furnished by four-piece
h,pxr Ill -t.r~ r. -f
the hostesses: The Misses Marie Eooles.
Vera Bitton. Laura Lehman, Nilate
Fronk. Garnette Wheewright, Iva Far
rel and Ina Stevens
The local Brotherhood Of Railway
Tainmen will give their twenty eighth
annual ball at the Colonial dancing acad-
emy Tuesday evening, December 3,
Mrs Carl Allison entertained the Social
Twelve club Friday afternoon. Five hum
dred was the diversion OF the afternoon.
and after the card games da lnty lunch
con was served by the hostess. Mrs.
Vern Watson and Mrs. Robert Harlan
were guests OF the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l., Conger have gone
10 San Diego where they expect TO make
their home.
Mrs. u, J. sheehan was the hostess at
special meeting OF the St Josepb's
Sewing society held Friday afternoon in
81. Joseph's hall.
The members OF the w A. T.. club met
with Miss Kathryn Hendershot Monday
afternoon. Dancing and the serving OF
refreshments were features Of the after
noon.
DR. and Mrs ], D. Martin have gone
70 California. where they will spend the
winter.
Thursday evening the Double Six club
was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Peck
enpaugh ct their home on Thirty-first
street.
The Child Culture club met Tuesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. c.. H.
Stevens. At the conclusion OF the short
business session an excellent programme
was given as follows: Vocal solo. Mrs.
Stevens: reading. Mrs. George Glen, en-
jited THE Elected Mother" recitation
by Miss Helen Sheehan. The Thanksgiv-
ing Prayer" Following the programme
several pieces from the clubs scrap books
were read. after which the hostess
served dainty luncheon.