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Show I OGDEN I - OGDEN. Oct. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie H. Sa.vi.Ue entertained the members of their club st dinner this evening al their new home on Tyler avenue, lu compliment to Josepb E. Evans, Ev-ans, who leaves tomorrow for Camp Upton. X. Y. The Hallowe'en idea was effectively carried ou t in the decorations. Covers t were laid for the following guests: Mr. and' Mrs. Joseph E. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. T. Earl Par-doe. Par-doe. Mr. and .Mrs. James Seowcroft and Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Volker. Following the dinner "500" was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Tyler are here from San Francisco for a two weeks' visit with friends. The are former resideuts of Ogden. Mrs. M. D. McLean left Sunday for Long Beach. Cat., where she will spend the winter. Mrs. S. A. Shreeve and two children have returned re-turned from a two weeks' visit with relatives iu Salt Lake. Mrs. W. K. Kimball has as her guest Mrs. Edwin Boaler of Chicago. Mrs. Leland C. Swauer. who has been the ' guest of her pareets. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sxw- croft, for the past two months, left Friday for San Francisco, where she will join ber husband, hus-band, who is In the government service. Lieuteuant G. Oscar Russell of the intelligence intelli-gence department of the army is here on a furlough fur-lough from "Washington, P. 0-, for a visit with his wife. Mrs. Russell will remain here with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Edward 1. Rich, white Lieutenant Russell is in the army. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Conahan of Roeelle Park. X. T.. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Campbell. Dr. S. Y. Badcon left during the week for training at Fort Riley, Kansas. Dr. Badcon has been commissioned a captain in the niedi- cal corps, II i Mrs. W. B. Kimball and Mrs. Edwin Boaler motored to Salt Lake and spent Monday and Tuesday, the guests of Mrs. L. R. Wattis at the Maryland apartments. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scowcroft returned Tuesday Tues-day from a ten days' trip to San Francisco. Superintendent R. A. Campbell of the Salt Lake division of the Southern Pacific returned Wednesday from a montn's stay in San Francisco. Fran-cisco. He was accompanied hme by Mrs. Campbell . who joined him in San Francisco two weeks ago. Joseph E. Evans, former county attorney, has been designated to serve in the Judge advocate advo-cate general's department for immediate ser- vitf nrortcn fr Ptatis PTmyli to leave tO- morrow to report for duty at Camp Upton, Loas Island. X. Y. Mrs. Mary Richards and daughter. Memoes, and son, Griffith, have returned from Idaho, where they have spent several months on the JtiehJirds ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Walker S. Cheesman are receiving re-ceiving congratulations upon the arrival of a baby daughter at their home Mouday. Mr. aud Mrs. James K. Cooper have returned from an extended visit in the east. Miss Irma O'Neill of Idaho Falls. Tdabo. is the finest of her aunt. Mrs. R. P. O'Neill- Arthur TVooley. member of the law firm of Boyd. DeVine. Eccles & Xooley. will leave in a few days to enter the field artillery een-tral een-tral officers' training school at Camp Zachary Tavlor. Louisville. Ky. Mrs. F. H. Moycs and daughters. Frances and Mrs. B.iyd C. Lindsay, left Thursday for New York, where Mrs. Lindsay will jnin her husband, hus-band, who expects to be stationed there for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. M. Tt. Savage of Salt Laie spent Sunday with relatives in Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Tyler of San Francisco Fran-cisco were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Klm-j Klm-j ball at dinner Sunday evening at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gailey of Kaysville have taken up their residence in this city for the winter. R. T. Evans will leave Tuesday for Berkeley. CaL. where he has accepted a position with ! the federal laud bank. Mrs. Evans and two daughters. Marjorie and Janet, will join him j later. W. A. Rutledge left Wednesday for San Francisco, where h has accepted a position with a wholesale firm. His family will Join fcim later. Mrs. Jack Biby and two young daughters arrived ar-rived here recently from England and will make their home here with Mrs. Bib.Vs sister. Mrs. John Hilton. Lyles W. Lnrfctn of the base hospital staff ' at Camp Kearny stopped over in Ogden Mou-! Mou-! day to visit relatives to route to Lincoln. Nob., where he will assist in the transportation of Xerraskn registran' s to Camp Kearny. Mrs. Samuel Bullough, Jr.. has returned to Ogden. after a year's residence in Oakland. Cal.. and will make her home with her sister, Mrs. H. H. Scott, while her husband remains iu the serriee. Mrs. Eullough was formerly "M!s Genevieve, Terry of ihia Hty. Leland Shrive, son of Mr. and Mr?. Thomas A. ShrMve. ani William H. Blackman. wn of Mr. aad Mrs. B. G. Blackman. left Monday evening for Camp Vail, N. J.. to enter the sig-aa! sig-aa! corps. Hiss Cectle McAllister is visiting Logan rel- tatrves. The Misses Abigail ami Mary Healy h8Te returned re-turned fmm a month' visit with their sister, J3rs. Prank Hlckey. ha CarHn. Nev. Th marriage cf Miss Retta Flnap. dtuahter of Mr. and Mm. Vincent K. Belnap. and Adolph W". Schonewandt took plac fn this city Wedo-day Wedo-day of last week. The couple will make their home in Ogden. Mr?. W. E. Qulilinan and on. Peter, have 'ifjt for an extended visit in the csst. While faf they will visit with Miss Madeline Quil-ftiran. Quil-ftiran. who t Id the government service In Washington. D. C, and from there they will f" Vermont to visit relative. |
