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Show OGDEN' S FOUR HUNDRED. What Society Peoplo in the Junction City Aro Doing. Spocial to Tho Tribuno. OGDEN, July 21. Ono of tho most charmingly planned social functions of tho week was tho breakfast given Tuosday morning morn-ing by Mrs. T. S. Fitzgerald and daughter, Miss Kitty Fitzgornld, at their homo on Adams avonuo, Tho affair was givon in complimont to Mrs. Fitzsorald's daughter, Mrs, Goorgo W. McOabo of Washington, D. C. Cards wore playod on tho Inwn and prizes wero won by Mrs. Allison, Mrs. II. 'C. Bigo-low Bigo-low nnd Mrs. II . M. Rowo. The decorations woro carried out in whito nnd green, sweet peas and ferns boing beautifully combined. Assisting wero Miss Mnlonoy, Miss Sponcer, Mis3 Joyco and Miss Donaghy. Tho breakfast break-fast menu was olabornte and to designato tho placo of each guest was a nosegay of whito sweet peas tied with green ribbon, with tho name of tho guest. Thoso present were Mcs-damos Mcs-damos Bowman, Gilson, Smith, Oarr, Doe, Fulkeraon, Poor, Runynn, Lowis, Dalrymplo, Hurst, Reynolds. Matson, Lowis, Armstrong, Brntz, Hoskot. Eyer, Kadish, Whalen, Lynch, JMcCormiek, Bigelow, Archie Bigolow, Malone, Ensign, Joseph Peory, Kuhn, Nowbr-rgor, Mc-Knnna, Mc-Knnna, Kuhn, Corlow, Rowc, Horn, Nyo, Freid Nye, Hess, Kerr, Harris. Driggs, "Barton, Polno, Hong, Brick, Lorkin, Gus Wright, Grant, S. W. Wherry, C. A. Wherry, Hall. Ilumo, Hibbs, Mnlonoy, Sponcer. Hcywood, Cannon, Kimball, Beckor, Gill, Ecclcs, Van Allen, Conroy, Patton, Cullou, Nolson, Frauds, Frau-ds, Lord, Wood, Mnnson, Wood, McGinloy, D. H. Poery, Joyce, Shcnly, Parmley, Allison nnd Hanson of Salt Lake; Missos Koiscl, Groen, Burn, Ireland and Eddy. Tho annual mooting of tho Homo Culture club was hold tho aflernnou of July 12 at tho homo of Mrs. T. Horn. Tho followiug oflicors woro elected for tho ensuing yoar: President. Mrs. Mnrklo- vice-president, Mrs. T, D. Johnson; i.ecretary nnd treasuror, Mrs. W. B. MeCrackon, historian, Mrs. Maulc. Tho study for tho next year will bo tho history his-tory of England. Mrs. McCrackon read an outlino of the closing year's work, and a piano solo was givon by Miss Ruth Johnson. A well appointed supper was served and tho club adjourned to meet tho first Thursday in Soptonibcr. ' A vory protty lawn folo was givon on Monday ortmiug by Miss Grnoc Mitchell nt hor homo on Monroe nvonuo. The grounds were gaily decorated with lines and Chineso Inntorns. A littlo booth of bunting, which wns prettily festooned with swoot peas and forns, Vas arranged in ono corner of tho lawn, nnd here Miss Ruth Bennington served punch. Tho rofroshmonts wero served on small tables, which were arranged about tho lawn, and which woro decorated with roses, pink and whito boing tho provailing colors. A string orchestra furnished music throughout through-out tho oveninp. The Misses Botty nnd Anna Growo assisted tho hostess. About twenty guosts onjoyed tho occasion. Victor Nolson was givon a very yloasxnt surprise Wednesday evening at tho home of his mother, Mrs. Edward Nelson. About twenty-five guests wero prosout. Misses"Nollio nnd May Bowman returned Woduosday, aftor a delightful visit of two wooks spent with friends and relatives in Salt Lako City Tho marriai;o of Miss Clnva Fry, daughter daugh-ter of Mrs. Carolino Fry, to Winslow Farr was solemnized Wednesday in tho Salt Lako Temple. Mr. and Mrs. Farr left Friday afternoon for a wedding trip to California nnd after their return thoy will bo nt homo nt 483 Oanyon road. Arrangements nro boing mado for a "Frontier" "Fron-tier" ball to be Riven Thursday ovening, Soptombur G, nt Toller's dancing academy, and tho affair promises to be ono of tho most unique and interesting social events of tho coming season. Shaw-nogon-wam, tho daugh-tor daugh-tor of Swift Eagle, chief of tho Pawnees, will bo tho principal character represented, and sho will bo altonded by twolvo littlo In-dinn In-dinn mnids, droitsed in tho characteristic cos- turns of their tribe. Shaw-ucgon-wam nnd hor twelvo attendants -will net as tho reception recep-tion committee, nnd will bo represented by somo of tho city's most popular young girls. Cowboy girls and little dark-eyed Indian maids will also bo in ovidence. Indian chiefs, cowboys, Mexicans, braves and maidens, sol-diors sol-diors and cowboy girls, dressed in their own characteristic coslnmos, will lend an air of gaiety and frontier life. Tho affair as yet Is but in embryo, but whon tho plans are complotcd it will no doubt be ono of enjoyment. en-joyment. Miss Mabel Avis Cross and Ira Williams woro the principals in n marriage which was soloninizeu on Wcdnosday ovening nt tho homo of tho bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geonro E. Cross nt .T65 Twenty-ninth stroct. Bishop D. H. EnsJRn performed Iho ecru-znonv, ecru-znonv, which was witnessed by n largo number num-ber "of frlonds. After tho ceremony a wedding wed-ding supper was served. A few hours woro pleasantly spent nt panics and music. Tho young couplo nro popularly known among scores of friends, who join in wishing them all happiness. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Lonvitt of Salt Lako City pro spending u few weeks at tho Hormit-nge". Hormit-nge". Mrs. Leo Jones of Salt Lako is spending n fow days with Ogden frionda. Mrs. Fred W. Eastman of Sedan., Kan., is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Stephen Richardson. Rich-ardson. Miss Esther Cams of Central City, Neb., is in Iho city and will bo the guost of her aunt. Mrs. B. F. Thomas, during tho summer months. Miss Ciarlbel Woods is back from a visit to Salt Lnke. whero sho was tho guest of Miss Irma Clawson. Mrs, A. N. McKay of Salt Lako is spending spend-ing a few days with friends in Ogden canyon. can-yon. Miss Inez Adams, who has been tho guest of Miss Fannio Brccdcn in Salt Lake for the past two weeks, was the guest of honor Tuesday evening at a party givon by Mrs. Ohnrlo3 Crismon. Mrs. W. B. Wilson left Vrodnesday for a visit to Los Angeles. Misn Ivn Thomas of Evanston, Wyo., who was tho gueat of hor sister, Mrs. A. V. Molntosh. durinR tho week, has loft for a enmpinu trip through Yellowstone park. Miss Jesslo Parkman and Miss Julia Far-noy Far-noy of San Jose aro spending a few days in tho city, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hancock and Mr. nnd Mrs. T. O. Foloy, on routo io n trip through tho East. Miss Holon Jennings of Salt Lako City was tho guost of Ogdon frlonds this week. Missos Ella Livingston nnd Mario Goodalo havo returned from a visit with friends at the capital. Mrs. Goorgo W, McCabo of Washington, D. 0. is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Fitzgerald. Mrs. F. N, Hess was hostos Friday aftor-noon aftor-noon at a delightfully nrraugod character parly given nt her homo on Orchard avenuo. Tho guests impersonated tho characters of chlldrou. Thoro were "Buster Brown" girls, tho "Gold Dust Twins," "Sis Hopkins," "Ah Sid," "Topsios," littlo Japanese nnd Dutch girls and Brownies. Prizes woro givon and tho decorations wero espocially pretty. Miss Joan MacMillau is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R. MacMUInn in Salt Lako. Mrs. R. S. Jessup nnd Miss Florence Jos-sup Jos-sup of Salt Lako City r.ro among tho Salt Lako visitors in Ogdon canyon. Mrs. R. S. Joyco nnd Misu Francos Joyce spent a fow days in Salt Lako this weok. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. ITughos nnd family of Salt Lako uro sponding n wooks at tho Hormitago. Mrs. S. M. Day and Mrs. John T. Hurst aro visiting Mrs. M. A. Breodon ut tho capital. |
