The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
OGDEN

J. Peery, Mrs. Louis H. Peery and Mrs
Virgil P. Caine were guests of the club
Mrs Frank Fouts left Monday for Chi
cago for an extended visit with friends
DR.. A D. Barber has returned from
q visit In the east.
Mrs G. A Dickson is home from ar
extended visit with her parents and other
relatives at Sioux City Iowa.
Harry Macmillan. formerly OF this city,
was an Ogden visitor Monday,
Mrs. Joseph A West entertained about
thirty-flve guests Friday evening at her
home in honor of Miss Josephine HerricE
and Clement West and Miss Thelma
West of Dec, Ore. Mr.. West and Miss
West. are visiting relatives here on their
way home from Logan. where they have
been attending school at the Agricultural
college
Mrs. E. o. Watts will entertain the
Child Culture club Tuesday, April I. at
Mrs, A P. HIbbs will be hostess TO
tho Martha society next Monday after
noon.
A beautifully appointed afternoon affair
was the luncheon given recently by Mrs.
compliment TO her house guest Mrs.
Frank D. KimbalI Of Salt Lake City. The
table decora tons were In yellow. large
French basket OF Madame Ward roses
with sprays Of ferns and smllax en-
twined, forming the centerpicce. Covers
were laid for fourteen.
n. A. Whitney, superintendent Of the
Sacramento division OF the Southern Pa
ciic railroad. spent Sunday and Monday
in Ogden visiting friends. Mr.. Whitney
formerly was division superintendent OF
the Union Pacific with headquarters in
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Mrs. ]. F. Grant entertained the La
dies Literary society "Wednesday after
Miss Carrie Knapp read an interesting
paper on THE Civic Awakening" after
which the annual election OF officers was
held, The following were elected; Mrs;
J. Stanley Dee. president; Mrs. Leroy
Eccles. vice president: Mrs. Claude "
zinn. secretary; Mrs. John Culley cor
responding secretaTg: :,,I Mrs D G; Eccles
brarian and reporter. Refreshments were
served by the hostess. assisted BIZ her
sisters; the, Mlsses FLORENCE and Rachel
hostess TO the club at the next meeting,
Wednesday. April i5.
Mrs. Fred Packard returned Monday
from Pasadena. Cal. where she spent
two months visit with her daughter. MIS-
Leslie Wheeler Read
Mrs. w F. Madsen Will be hostess to
the Utopia club next Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Maude Egan entertained the Ognat
club at her home Tuesday evening.
Friday evening n card party was given
by the Lady Maccsb bees In the W. o. w
nall.
Mrs. p. Peterson entertained twenty
two guests Thursday afternoon in honor
OF her sons. Blaine. eighth birthday.
Miss Pearl Cragun was the guest OF
honor at farewell dinner given Tues
day evening by sixteen OF the members
OF her third-year class in domestic sci
ence at the Weber academy, Miss
Cragun has rendered her resignation TO
the school officers and Will leave at the
ED of the present semester
Mfe James Mediterranean od dappb-
ter. Mrs. ". II. Reeder. Jr.. returned
Monday from q two months so5ourn IN
southern California. While In San Diego
they were the guests OF Mr and Mrs
George Driver. VINO were former resi-
dents Of this city.
A banquet was given by Queen Esther
eGaapter No; /. O. e. S, in honor OF
Keyes and associate grand chapter mem
oers and visitors In the Masonic parlors
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Savage OF Salt
Lake City visited relatives In Ogden the
past week.
The ladies OF the Methodist church
were entertained at missionary Ken
sington at the home OF Mrs J. r. Rush
mer. with Mesdames S. W. Baker. s. w
Wherry and j. T. Rushmer as hostesses
Thursday the ladies' of the Christian
cnurch held their spring bazaar al the
Nisch drug store.
Presbyterian church gave a supper and
social In the church perlors.
Mrs. Robert Campbell, formerly Miss
Leona Paine, Is here from Salt Lake on
visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Nelden OF this city
have been the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. S.
d. Evans on Third East street.
The W. c. ]. U. OF this city met at
the home OF Mrs. B. Enloe Wednesday
afternoon. An interesting programme
was given, Mrs. j. W. WEIGH OF the
FIRST ward presiding,
T. NJ. Rhodes OF Davenport. Iowa. spent
several days in Ogden last week, the
guest Of z. W. Matson.
Mrs. F. ". Butler left Thursday for
an extended visit in Chicago.
Miss Jessie l. Minis is visiting friends
In Dietrich. Idaho.
Mrs. Harry Hales entertained her sew
ing club al her home Wednesday evening,
when announcement was made of the en-
gagement OF her sister. MISS Agnes Farr,
10 Harold Goddard: the marriage 10 take
place May I.
The Utah Agricultural College Dra-
matte club appeared a the Orpheum the
nter "Wednesday evening In three de-
lightful Irish comedies. They were "The
Pot OF Broth by William Butler Yates:
-"rhe Speeding OF the News" and "TRc
Rising OF the Moon," by Lady Gregory.
The plays were presented under the
direction Of Miss Sara Huntsman.
daughter. Josephine and Miss Frances
Boardman Of Denver are guests OF Mrs.
Jierrick's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
a. West.
Miss Katherine Reeves and Miss Ella
II. lyers OF Salt Lake City spent Mon
day IN Ogden.
Mrs. Albert " Blakeley of Denver Is
visiting friends In Ogden for few days.
Miss Marian Smith left Monday for Fall
River. Mass.
"Wednesday, In the Salt Lake temple.
the marriage OF Miss Maude Barker and
John L. Wilson Of this city was solemn
tzeo After q short honeymoon spent In
Salt Lake City, they Will be at home 20
their friends on Thirteenth street In this
city.
Miss Margaret Wright has returned 10
salt Lake CITY. after visit with her
mother. Mrs. Matte \. Wright. and Sis
ter. Mrs. Parker Blair.
Friday evening. in the Third ward
amusement hall, the members OF the ward
gave welcome home" party In honor
OF Leslie II. Van Dyke. who recently re-
turned from mission 10 the eastern
states
a large audience witnessed the Initial