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Show i', DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, SATURDAY, LARGEST APRIL 9, FIGHT IN SOCIETY'S REALM Foul iter Lake visitor this week. Lillian n a Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Gunnell, have been attending the winter Paso. Tex., are expected home in two weeks and will moke their In Ogden. Salt of the groom. Elder Joseph Hall performed the ceremony which was witnessed only by the immediate friends who and relatives of the contracting parIn El ties. After the ceremony the feliciabout tations were extended and a wedding Ed-shome repast was served. Mr. and Mrs. are both popular young people of Ogden Hnd they will make their home on Mias Myrtle Lyons visited friends in here. Salt Lake during the week. Modern Woodmena Ball. A very delightful social event was Mrs. II. I Hell U visiting In Salt the ball given by the Modern Woodmen Lake, the guest of Mrs. E. M. Alliat of America Thursday evening son. was In It academy. Dignans dancing Good successful. very every respect Sirs. II. I. Henderson of Salt Luke a delightful program and good Is the guest of Mrs. II. H. Hender- music, were prominent feafloor management son at the Reed. tures. A general good time was had all and the next dance to be given Mrs. Coursey Is enjoying a by 1s looked forward to with visit with her sister, Mrs. George E. by the order pleasure. Burns, of Portland, Or. Fi-an- Child Culture Club. Mrs. Kate Ilassett of Los Angeles A very interesting and instructive arrives today from California to be of the Child Culture club was meeting the guest of Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald home of Mrs. Chris. Flyheld at the on Adams avenue. gare, 2431 Jefferson avenue on Friday, 1, at 3 p. m. After some routine Mrs. John Guy will leave In about April business the following program was three weeks for Chicago where she The Backward Child In Pubwin visit her sister, Mrs. Heber Sears. begun: from the "Clubwoman," lic Schools. was by Mrs. Kerr. This presented ably The many friends of Miss' Mary was continuation of followed the by Mills mid Mr. Sells of Nevada are an article on Birth," which wras given congratulating them on their engage- In an interesting manner by Mrs. Hament. The wedding will take place mer. Both papers were followed by some time in the near future. earnest discussion. During the course of the afternoon Mrs. Farley delighted 1 the members with some exquisite music and Mrs. Nelson read in charming style some chapters from The It being Evolution of a Clubwoman. Good Friday and near Easter, the hostess served in addition to her dainty buns, repast, some delicious and presented each guest with an Easter egg delicately Inscribed and decorated with the club colors. The guests of the afternoon were Mrs. Frank Cunnon, Mrs, Mercy Stevens, Mrs. Farley, Mrs. Packard, Mrs. r, and Mrs. Flygnre. The club adjourned to meet in two weeks, April 15, with Mrs. Angus Wright for the an- The Wednesday night club will give the last of the series of dances this season at Dignan's dancing academy next Wednesday evening. Mrs. F. M. Drlggs left for Salt Lake today where she will visit with friends for a few days. hot-cro- ss Delightful Easter Party. One of the most artistic and delightful social events ever given in Ogden was the Easter luncheon and euchre Buch-mllleparty given by Mrs. H. H. Henderson at the Weber club rooms Tuesday afternoon and which was enjoyed by a throng of friends. The rooms were at- nual. tractively decorated In green and white. The table was a work of art Womans Relief Corps. Here the Easter Idea was carried out The members of the Womans Relief In every detail and in an original manner. Two large floral pieces with thirty llllles In each stood at the end of the table. A hnndsome candelabra was in the center. Smnll nests of spun glass with eggs in them and numerous small rabbits peeping over each nest looked very pretty. A large basket of ferns hung over the center of the - tajile and the rhnndeliers had soft green shades. Ice cream was served In from Easter eggs in smnll nests. Ford's orchestra furnished exquisite music during luncheon. At euchre Mrs. Hoag won' first prise, an old hen and chickens, which were brought In in a tray. The booby prise, a white bit, was awarded to Mrs. J. T. Hurst The consolation prise, a Dresden china plate in green and white, was won by Mrs. Luekett. The Invited guests were: Mesdames Hibbs, Hurst, Van Allen, Grant, Brick. John Browning Jr., An drews. Thompson. Abbott Runyon, Condon , Stewart, Hanson, Hume. W. R. Scott Fitzgerald, George Matson, F. E. Lewis, Herrick. Armstrong, Kas-saFarnsworth, Kimball, Abe Kuhn, WedelL Hoag, Arthur Kuhn, Conliak, McCormick, Patton, Luekett Hardman. Bnn-nlst- er. n. Conroy. E. Matson. Reynolds, Pierce, Glasmann, Corlew. Kirk, IL R. Mac MUlan. Drlggs, Becker, George W. Jones. H. P. Henderson of Salt Lake Slty, Misses Louise Peery, Ella Con roy and Mosely. Family Reunion and Farewell Party. A delightful reunion of the family of President N. C. Flygare occurred at the residence of his son. Chris Fir Bare, esq., on the night of Thurs day, April 7th. The immediate occasion was a farewell visit to Ogden of Mrs. R. Cogan, daughter of President Flygare, who Is here with her husband and her daughter Hazel to spend a few days previous to their going to New York to make their home, where Mr. Mr. CoCogans parents reside. gan Is one of the most talented mem bers of the Associated Press telegraphic staff. The evening was spent with music and song. Miss Hazel Cogan being a most talented performer on the piano. Refreshments were prepared under the direction of Mrs. Chris Flygare, whose hospitality and skill in providing for the dining table are well known, were served during the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Cogan and their daughter will depart with the most loving wishes of their family and the affectionate regards of a host of friends In Ogden and Salt Lake. 6' Edaon-Andarso- It Doesn't Cost Anything 1 r Ml 1904. n Wedding. The marriage of Mr. Charles H. Ed-so- n and Miss Marla Anderson took place Tuesday evening at the residence TO GET OUR PRICES ON LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH AND BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS, AND THEREBY Corps were royally entertained Friday afternoon by Mrs. E. A. Littlefield, VESSEL WILL PLY ON THE GREAT her LAKES. treasurer of the organisation, at home, 2528 Madison avenue. Twenty-liv- e guests were present and all thorof Ten Thousand Tons Can Bo oughly enjoyed the hospitality of the Csrgo In the 8hort Time Unloaded charming hostess. Delicious refreshof Six Hours. ments were served at the close of the afternoon's entertainment LORAIN, O., April 9. The AugusWEALTHY SPINSTER tus B. Wolvin, the largest vessel ever ELOPES WITH A BOY built on the lakes and the largest exIn steamer the world, clusively freight April 9. Miss was launched at the BUFFALO, N. Y of the Ameryard Marietta F. Johnson, one of the ican Shipbuilding company today In wealthiest spinsters In Erie county, al- the presence of an immense crowd of though 60 years old, eloped and was spectators. The new steamer, the cost clandestinely married six weeks ago to of which amounts to more than half Gabriel Abukalil, 18 years old, a pen- a million dollars, is owned by the Acme Mrs. niless Syrian Jewelry peddler. Steamship company. Abukalil says the marriage ceremony The general dimensions of the Wolwas performed in New York. In ante- vin are: Length 560 feet, breadth nuptial gifts Miss Johnson presented 56 feet and depth 82 feet Forty-fiv- e her husband with various sums of hundreds tons of steel were used in her money, aggregating $200,000. construction, exclusive of machinery Their wedding is the culmination oi and other fittings. She will carry bea peculiar courtship extending over tween 10,000 and 11,000 tons of ore, five and a half years. In the sumwhich is 2,000 tons more than the carmer of 1899 Gabriel and Alexander of the largest vessel Abukalil secured permission from a rying capacity on the great lakes at the present time. local firm to display their small stock The ship will loaded . through 33 of Syrian Jewelry at one of the novhatches and by means of Improved unelty counters In Its department store. It Is expected the Gabriel Abukalil sold Miss Johnson a loading machinery Immense cargo can be discharged In filigree chain and interested her by six hours. the tale of the hardships and privations he had experienced.' The spinster GIRLS BEATEN BY gave the young man $10,000 with which REJECTED SUITORS to start In business and presented him with other large sums of money. SubFRESNO, CaL, April 9. Because two sequently she decided to adopt him, young ladles of Sanger rejected their but after taking up the question with suits, Gus Wills and George Grass friends was dissuaded. She then out- masked themselves and lay in wait for witted them by marrying him. the girls on their way from an entertainment, severely beating them with WEDS SOUTHERN BELLE. whips. The cowardly suitors followed 9. Miss Martha the girls for some distance, slashing MACON, Ga.. April JoMr. Mrs. and them as the ran. Johntson, daughter of was The cries of the young women atmarried Marshall Johntson, seph W. 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