The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-22
OGDEN

afternoon, IN COIHpllsHeHN
STsa Fawn Wright. White and PIN
fuIIps were used in the deoorat ton OF IN
dining room. where an elaborate lnnohso
wss served. Mre. P. ID: kane ana o., Ani ~
Pearl Ecclea Reagan assisted Mrs. CiieeS
man in entertaining.
Cards ara out for the reception 20 o
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph 10 WIleh
at their home "Wednesday evening, ep
ruary 20. following the marriage OF .Is1 Ia,
daughter Fawn and Henry Voiker = WIZ aoI !
viii take place Wednesday In the sal
Lake temple
Mrs. r. z. Bristol spent several day
Inv Salt Lake during the week
Mrs. George IIalverson was an Ogdei
guest at the ball given by uie 9o,si Tspn Utah
she was also guest at tanSo tSa
given Wednesday afternoon IN Salt Lake
Mrs A ". Os,rhy Is here from Los An
eeles for q visit with her mother. Mrs
Sidney Stevens.
tations for tango tea" to be given al
she Weber club Monday afternoon
Mrx Ralph p Bristol entertained
large number of the younger sociai se'
az a dancing party at her home SATURDAY.
And samuel Porter and their bridal party
which includes the following MISS Ferna
Tavey, maid of honor; Miss Helen Per-
kins and Alberta Tayey, bridesmaid; AT
Wheeler. ,ishers The marriage Of Mss
Tavey and Mr.. Forter Will take place on
the evening Of Tuesday. February "a. al
the Church Of the Good Shepherd.
dinner was given Wednesday even
ing at tho Weber club by the trustees
OF the Dee Memorial hospital and the
Ogden Medical society. in observance OF
tho third anniversary. OF the. erection OF
the hospital, at which 100 prominent
citizens and associates OF the late Judge
Thomas D. Dee were the guests. The
tables were decorated with srnilax and
carnations. DR.. A. s.. Condor acted as
toastmaster. and speeches were given by
the following: Mrs. Thomas D. Dee. NJ.
8. Browning. DR.. r. s. Joyce. Or. Jo-
a. r, Haywood, DR.. q. II Smith and
Apostle d, o, Mckay.
Friday evening the girls OF the douaes-
tic science and art department OF the
Weber academy entertained their friends
at a dancing party at the academy 9uci.
ro1ym, The decorations were carried out
in red, white and blue and at one end
OF the hall a garden was arranged. where
dies In red, white and blue costumes.
Miss Lucille Tavoy was tho guest OF
honor at q luncheon given THURSDAY
afternoon by Mrs James Ivers. Jr.. at
her home In Salt Lake.
The old-tine dance given under the
auspices of the Daughters Of the Plo-
neers at the Weber academy Monday
evening was a most successful and en-
joyabIe affair. largo number were
present and many OF the the dancers ham RS were ,n IN
tifu1y decorated for the occasion with
the club colors-sage green and white.
together with sunfiowers and squash
vines Punch was served during the
evening in n prettiIy decorated booth. AN
excellent musical programme was rem
dered by the Nichols orchestra of twenty
eight pieces.
One OF the largest and prettiest affairs
- h.. ha
ball given by tho young ladies OF ST Jo-
seph's church in the Colonial hall Mon
day evening. Valentine decorations pre-
vailed throughout the hall and restrooms
Various colored butterflies. together with
red hearts, formed canopy In the cen
ter Of tho hall. while at the east end o.
the hall was placed wing OF O butterfly
formed OF varl-colored lights Streamers
OF red and white radiated from the CEN
ter of the canopy to the sides and cor
ners OF the hall. Red, white and blue
lights. intertwined with smilax' were
strung about the punch booth. Red henrts,
together with numerous smaller lights,
formed a canopy over the orchestra bal
cony. where Crawfords orchestra fur
nished music for programme OF twenty,
one dances. Patrons and patronesses OF
the affair were DIR. and Mrs. G, NJ.
Conroy. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Glen. Mr. and
Mrs ]. V. Ladd, Mr. and Mrs. D. j. Ma.
lone Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. OBrien and
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Sheehan.
Los Angeles.
meeting Of the Ladies' Literary club
was held Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. a y. Fulton.
Miss Lucille Ballantyne was the host
ess at prettly appointed Kensington
given at her home Saturday afternoon In
honor OF Miss Fawn Wright. The perlor
was decorated In pink roses. and bowl
OF red roses formed the centerplecc on
the dining table, where covers were laid
F<r tan of Il In
Miss Wright was presented with a set OF
hand EN- broidered doilIes as a gift from
the hostess. Miss Baliantyne was as
sisted by Miss Viola Carr and her sis
ter. Miss Juanita Ballantyne.
Miss Lila Eccles entertained at
beautifully appointed luncheon Wednes-
day afternoon at the Hotel Utah IN hon
or OF Miss Fawn Wright. one OF the
had for a centerpiece a bowl Of Shasta
daisies. and at each guests place was
miniature picture OF the bride-to-he Set
in sterling silver frame. The place
The Ogden guests were: Misses Beatrice
Brewer Lillian Wright. Alberta Wright
and Vera Browning.
Mrs. W. G. Webb entertained at
prettily appointed Kensington at her
homo Friday afternoon. pretty color
scheme In red was effectively carried
out. red carnations adorning the parlor
and bowl or red tulips occupying The
center OF the dining Ia Die, Wnere covers
were laid for twelve az nicely-served
luncheon.
The Classicum staff OF the Ogden high
school gave their annual ball Saturday
evening In the school auditorium.
The Daughters OF tho Pioneers will
hold their annual joint meeting on the
last Friday of this month.
Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Bell entertained
at ar informal dancing party recently
in compliment 10 their house guest. Mrs
r. H. Barclay OF Tacoma. Wash. and
Mrs. Fred ". Kiesel and Miss Bertha
Greu OF Sacramento.
Mrs. ". II. Dodge and child iei, Sun
day for Hale Center. Texas. stopping at
Denver en- route for a several days visit
with relatives.
superintendent John NJ Mills OF the
city schcols left Sunday for Richmond.
Va, 10 attend the national convention
OF school superintendents. which con-
nenes on Monday, February u. Super
Mills Will remain IN the east
for three weeks and will visit Cincinnati.
81 Louis and other eastern cities be-
fore his return to ogden.
An enjoyable affair OF the week was
the entertainment given Saturday even.
ing by Unity lodge No. IS. Order of
Masons. in the Masonic temple An
Interesting programme was given. the
principal feature OF which was an ad-