The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16
OGDEN.

OGDEN. Nov. I5.-Arra. D. ]. sheehar
entssrtnined recently at her home % @ IN mono m1no'
Wyo.. who, for the past two weeks. IA
been her guest. Miss Murray was for.
merry a student at the Sacred aear'
academy here, and n number OF partes
have been given in her honor during her
stay In this city.
A dancing party was given Thursday
evening at the Colonial by the local Ger
mans. at which the lodge, Sons or Her
man. acted as host.
Mrs Jennie Farley and daughter Ruth
Of McGill. Nev., are visiting MS FarI
ley's mother. Mrs. Sadie West. They VIII
Thursday, November s. In ST. Mark 8
cathedral in Salt Lake. the marriage OF
~. Douglas Hood OF Ogden and Miss
ernnlzed. the Rev. S. r. Colladay off,
clhting. Mr.. Hood was formerly on the
reportorial stan Of the Standard and mas
a host OF friends who extend congTatula-
tions,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. White left WedneS-
day for Chicago where they will COM
plete their studies ut the American col
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Browning and Mrs
G. w Browning and little son spent sun
day IN Ogden, the guests OF Mr. and Mrs
j. ]. Brummitt
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Hubbard an
nouncs the marriage Of their daughter
Georgia to Dick Fleming on Saturday,
November !, at Oakland. Cal. After De-
cember l they Will be at home TO their
friends at 1925 J street, Fresno. Cal The
lie schools OF this city and Mr.. Fleming
is railway mall clerk and has numerous
friends In this city.
Thursday afternoon in st. Joseph's ball
the ST Ioseph's Sewing society was en-
tertalned, with Mrs. W, Il. ouillinsn as
hostess.
Wednesday afternoon the Women's
Missionary society OF the First NJ. Z.
church met at the home OF Mrs. s. w.
OF foreign work, addressed the meeting
Miss Clara DIcsey. clerk in the Evans
ton postofGce. spent a few days In o.
den the first OF the week. before leavins
for Montpelier. Idaho. where n short visit
viii be spent with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs George Debbendener de-
parted Monday for winnen,ucca, New,
where they expect TO make their home.
The University club held meeting
Friday afternoon in tho Guild hall.
The Martha society met at the home
OF Mrs. Abe Kuhn Tuesday afternoon,
when anal arrangements were made for
the charity ball
The annual Blue Bell club dance will
be given by the telephone girls Thursday.
November 20. at the Colonial hall.
Miss Esther sepplch entertained six
teen OF her friends Friday evening at her
home. The evening was pleasantly spent
IN cards and music. Shortly before mid
night delicious supper was served.
Mrs H. w Dunn will entertain the
Ladies Literary club next Wednesday
at her home
Mrs. A w. Walker was the honor guest
at a kensington given by Mrs. ". d. w.
Ieler at her home Saturday afternoon.
The rooms were decorated In yellow and
white. a luncheon was served. covers
being laid for fourteen.
The ladies' OF the Congregational
church and their friends were delight
fully entertained at an afternoon tea
Friday at the home OF Mrs. w O. Dal
rymple. Mesdames Perkins. Kelly and
Dalrymple acting as hostcsses,
Mr. and Mrs Chamberlain OF Salt Lake
spent Wednesday in Ogden with Mrs.
Cha nberlain's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H
@. Civilians.
The Neclso Five Hundred club viii be
r. T. Henley Saturday evening, Novem
ber 90.
Mrs. W. c. Parker left with her chill
dren for Montpelier Idaho, Wednesday.
where they expect 70 spend tho winter
with Mrs. Psrker's mother. Mrs. NJ. II.
Felt.
a rneetlng OF the Child Culture club
was held Tuesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Joseph Clark. Mrs. II. NJ. Bar
Mrs j. in the yneS efon's sn Of e the
review OF Bordeaux's ''The Fear OF LIv-
ing" by Mrs J. NJ. Bishop. Mrs z. G.
Gowans read Angela Mortan's To-day"
A short musical progra mrne was given
and refreshments were served. the club
adjonrnlng 70 meet in two weeks with
The Chautauqua Reading circle met
Wednesday evening at the home OF Mrs.
Georgiana Marriott
Mrs. Charles Martindale left Thursday
for Chicago. where she will join her hus-
band. After q short visit in Chicago.
they Will leave for South Bend, Ind. 10
make their home Mrs Martlndalc wa
formerly Miss Ruby Reeder Of this city.
The Historical society met Saturday
afternoon nj the home OF Mrs. p H. Mai
son. Mrs. J. NJ. Bishop had charge OF
the programme.
". p. Folknan OF this city and Miss
Winnlfred Roylance were quietly married
In Provo Wednesday. They Will make !
their home In Ogden.
Wednesday afternoon tho Home Gull
ture INDUSTRY club was entertained at the
home Of Mrs. Albert Coop,
The Christian Link circle members
were guests at a Kensington given by
Mr@. 5. F. Lowrance. Wednesday after |
noon.
Or. Leroy Pugrnre is In Chicago. |
where he attended the surgeons annual |
clinic. which opened Monday Novem-
ber 10,
Miss Louise Cutting OF Evanston. wyo., !
Is visiting friends in this city she will |
spend Few days IN Salt Lake before
returning home.
The members OF the Home Culture club
Coolidge Thursday afternoon
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