The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18
OGDEN


d Inonted AFFAIR Of the week was the
n 1Iipncheon given by Mrs J. VI. De vine
ii the Weber club Tuesday, AZ which
over eighty guests were @ Sne en1erta'neI "a horse
I<hne were decorated with smiax. violets
|and ribbon. In each bed OF violets were
Embodied snow-white doves and Vioiet
|rstIn ribbon extended from each end OF
Ifhe "a Bile and crossed in the center. "nele
Ms large vase OF violets and smiiaN had
been placed. Mrs, Simon Bamnerger.
IMrs James ". Collins and MISS Lila
1|Eccos were Salt Lake guests.
Dr A A. Robinson returned Wednes-
l}dav evening from months trip In the
Ieast-
The Mob Hill C. A, c. club members
Igave a farewell surprise Tuesday In honor
>Ipf Mrs. Roy Griffin, member, VINO VIII
Geave soon to make her home in Denver
III Mrs. J. i. Hobbs entertained the Home
|ICulture club at her homo Thursday after
/ noon. The greater part or the AFTERNOON
WAS devoted to discussion or the lnoiah
Ipoet Tagore, and at roll call each mem
4ber responded with quotation from one
Iof his poems. The club will meet In two
weeks at the home OF Mrs. f. l.. Ho~es-
n Mrs. Raymond T. O'Donnell will leave
Ufhe first OF next week for San Francisco,
,lwhere she will spend the remainder OF the
iIwinter.
n meeting OF the Historical society
Twas held Saturday afternoon at the nome
|'of Mrs Josephine Hirst. The subject;
Aby Mrs George Perkins.
d Mrs. A. A. Mcbride and daughter.
Ruth, have gone TO Los Angeles. where
La two months visit will be spent with
N{riends.
III After three weeks visit In Denver,
Nhome.
Tie Utopia Sewing club WAS enter
{fained Wednesday afternoon at tho home
of Mrs. Leo Madsen. Luncheon was
n for twelve. Mrs. ]. +. Metz and Mrs.
n. T. Rich were honor guests. The club
: will meet in two weeks with Mrs. II. G.
IGwiams.
A social event which promises TO be
one OF the most elaborate and select of
A. the season will be the annual ball to be
given by the Wingolf society at the Co
lonial hall on the evening OF January rs;
! The party will be In charge of S. Fred
Ballif and William M. Mckay of this
city and VIII c. Winder. Jr., of Salt
Lake, who comprise the executive COM
rnittee OF the society.
N The Child Culture club met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. III
hostess. The Rev, e. !. Goshen of Salt
Lake gave an interesting talk on 'Edu-
cation which was followed by a gen.
oral discussion. Guests of the club were:
Mesdames Beeson. Meek William Doug
las j. NJ, Bishop. George Kelly. John
i Culey, Tribe, Canse. A. B., Corey. Joe
ThOmaa nldTedgs Esgnswor'h gps0m Matthews.
llections were rendered by the Misses
Marilla and Helen Hunter and Miss
MARY Parmley. Refreshments were served
Hawkes.. and Mrs; Raymond T. o'Don.
! nell The club will meet January 81 at
The home Of Mrs. p. r. Wright
Mrs. II. II Rolapp, Mrs. e. S. Rolapp
and Richard Horrocks arc In Los An
\ FERROUS Illness of their mother, Mrs.
i Samuel Horrocks.
Mrs, w. II. Harris and daughter,
Ethel, have gone to Berkeley, Cal, where
they will spend the remainder OF the
.Iwinter,
Charles Sadlier Is here from San Fran
cisco on business and pleasure trip.
lie and Mrs. Sadlier are visiting rela-
Hives in this city, where they formerly
||resided
II Mrs. p. f. Kirkendal is home after
Apleasant visit spent with relatives and
friends in Missouri.
Il Miss Isabelle Moslander has returned
-from a short visit with her parents at
Evanston. Wyo.
u The marriage Of Miss Tessie Layton of
Utah, and Arthur Green Of
Ogden took place Wednesday at the
iIhome Of the bride, Mr.. Green is en-
lployed on the o. 5. l. road and Is well
f.Snowp in Ogden, where he, with his
bride, will make their home,
Mrs. w 3. Mowbray has returned from
q visit with her sister, Mrs. o. a. Sloan,
AT Evanston.
The officers club OF the ogden high
school cadet battalion will give Its
annual military hop Friday, February 90,
which promises to be the largest social
event OF the school year.
II Thursday evening the fourteenth annual
bali OF Perseverance lodge No, 9S: Broth
Ierhood OF Railway F1remen and Engine
men, was given at the Colonial hall,
t. To- o,n1 rrrba
she is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w, L. GloTcr.
i the Daughters OF the Mormon Bat
talion were entertained by Mrs. G, S,
! tiadfield Monday afternoon.
The annual ball of the Girls Athletic
EaBsociaton OF the Ogden high school was
neld Friday evening in the school audi
Jtorium. The decorations were carried
4 out In japanese style In the auditorium
Iand in the domestic science room tea
Hnents were served The patrons and
Epatronesses OF the affair were Superin-
tsndent and Mrs J: NJ. Mills, DR.. and
n Iliss Minnie kiesel Professor and Mrs.
tItienry Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Scowcrot, Mr.. and Mrs. 2. a, Beck, Mr..
II .end Mrs A. D. Archibald and Mrs Mary
9'Butterheld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Beemer have had
hs their guests the mother, sister and
nstcr-in-law OF Mr.. Beemer. Mrs. Z. A.
Eeemer, Mrs, III. L. Holeman and Mrs.
u. l.. Beemer They left for Salt Lake
iuesday and from there will return to
lheir home In Tucson. Ariz.
lMrs. r. E, Bristol will entertain the
BOO club next Thursday.
Tho members OF the G. A. c. club will
e the guests or Mrs. E. w. NoWcombc
IL the next meeting. Thursday, Janu-
Try 90.
Inc Ladies Literary club win meet
4 nleNt w ednesday al the home OF Mrs
AZ, r, Mattson departed Sunday for Los
Ensvies, Where he will join his wife and
nah daughter. who have been spending
me past month in southern California.
Mrs. @. \. Pa9ett entertained at
1lns shower Saturday evening In honor
~ Niles Antoinette Landgraff
j. Il. Grown Of this city has returned
Foin visit With friends and rela twas
n Michigan. Friends In CHICAGO and
h32naha were also visited. ~ "'''
Dir. and Mrs. Charles Carlson jef, sun-
HAY Tor Los Angeles ~
The Ladies Aid society of tho 1a-s,
church met In the church ba &C.
'A~pent Wednesday afternoon. Mesd.n,eo
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