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Show f iff MJr 1 LARSON CAREY. A prettv lomance of some years' standing was" consummated at high noon Thursday In Salt Lako when Miss Ellen F. 'Larson and George W. Carey, Jr., two of Ogden's most popular pop-ular young people, were united jn marriage. The wedding was a quiet one, only the brother of the gioom. C. L. Carey, accompanying them to Salt Lako and serving as best man Miss Larson has hundreds of friends in Ogden and throughout the surrounding sur-rounding towns who a ill long remember remem-ber her as the gracious, accommodating accommodat-ing and efficient assistant circulator of the Standard for nearly five years pnsL She is the daughter of Mx. and Mrs. E. Larbon of 310 Eighteenth streeL Mr Carey is a popular member mem-ber of the city fire department at station No. 1, where he has served for a nufnber of years. Mr. and Mrs Carey returned to Ogden Og-den Thursday evening and went directly di-rectly to their prettj little home at 252 Twenty-second street, where they will receive their host of friends. Congratulations and T)est wishes from friends near and far are being offered them. HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Misses Juno and Lois Pierce were the hostesses to the Historical society membeis and guests on Saturday lasL Following the business session the piesident mado some announcements and a program covering several topics of general interest was taken up. A selection from "Lucia" was beautifully beau-tifully rendered by Miss Standback, who graciously responded to an encore. en-core. The secretary read poitlons ot an article on present conditions in Turkoj, written by an officer of the United States navy, who has spent some years in that benighted country of strange laws, religions and beliefs, in which mention was made of the work of a Mohammedan woman graduate grad-uate of tho American College for Girls in Constantinople, who is making mak-ing splendid efforts for the education and upllrt of her countrywomen. A very pretty interpretation of the poem, "Apple Blossoms" by Miss Ruth Brown was followed by tho reading of "Her Town in Order," one of Sarah Sar-ah Comstock's Interesting articles, bv Mrs. Maison. "Do You as an American Woman Want to Vote?" a selection from the Ladles Home Journal, was read by Mrs. Carr, this number leading to a discussion of the conditions In various vari-ous countries and states in which either ei-ther full or limited suffrage has been given to women. Mrs. Carr also read very effectively Kipling's poem, "The Female of tho Species." Miss Seaman made a brief mention men-tion of an article by Frederick C. Howe, who expresses the belief that when the suffrage in America is doubled dou-bled self-respect, the most valuable thing in the world, will also double Instrumental music by Miss Arbella PJckett and the serving of refreshments refresh-ments wcro pleasant features of tho afternoon, after which the club adjourned ad-journed to meet in two weeks with Miss .lo.sophine Seanjan, at her home, 700 T went j -first street. Guests of the club were: Mrs. M. R. llarcombe, "Mrs. W W Harrombe. Miss Anna Fltzpatiick, Mrs. J J. Mc-Grath, Mc-Grath, Mrs R A. Pierce, Miss Stand -hack, Miss Ruth Brown, Miss Arbella Pickett. -BOARD MEETING. Tho ladies of the Florence Critten-ton Critten-ton homo mission will hold their monthly meeting at the home Monday, April 1, at 3 p. m. A most important meeting this will bo, tho new board of 'directors desiring a revision of rules. Other equally important features fea-tures in this work are to be consid-eied. consid-eied. A new and most enthusiastic corps of officers have been elected and they arc cndeaorlng by every posslbl6 means to perpetuate this work of true charity. The officers for the ensuing year are. Piosidont. Mrs Gertrude S Hut-ton; Hut-ton; vice president, Miss Sarah Chapman, Chap-man, corresponding secretary, Dr Anna Ries, recording secretary, Mrs. I R. Craft, treasurer, Mrs. F. Peterson. TOLSTOI CIRCLE The Tolstoi circle met on Tuesday last with Mrs. Rosenbluth-Oppmann at her home, 317 Twcnt -eighth stiect. President Mrs. C II Gosling occupying the chair. Mrs. Anna Edwards, Ed-wards, loader, read an article relating to Homer Green. A poem, "The Lapne of Time," was leud b. Mrs. Georgo Mole IVfrs. Allco Edwnrds read an excellent article on home life and Mrs T W. Clancy reviewed the work of Arnold Bennett, which was followed by gcncial discussion. A pleasant social hour, in which musical selections and the serving of tempting refreshments were a happy hap-py feature, completed the aftornoon. .Mrs A. R. McKclIIps was the guest of the afternoon. CHILD CULTURE CLUB. Tho Child Culture club is looking forwardTto an interesting meeting on Tuesday afternoon at the homo of Mrs G. Glen, 105S Tweniy-rourth street. Dr. Geo. E Hyde, chairman of the Idaho slate board of health, is expected to speak on "Public Health Sanitation " AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The lea given b- the Social Board of tho First Presbyterian church Thursday afternoon in the church parlors was a most successful one, the rooms "were well filled and a pleasant afternoon enjoyed by all attending APRIL FOOL PARTY The young peoplo of tho First Presbyterian Pres-byterian church gave an April Fool party Friday nighL The entertainment entertain-ment and refreshments were in keeping keep-ing with tho customs of the first of April and much merriment prevailed. W. C T. U. MEETING. The W. C T. U. of the Third ward will meet Wednesday, April 3, at the homo of Mrs. W. L. Grooms, 1115 Grant avenue. MARTHA SOCIETY The regular meeting of the Martha society will be held Monday afternoon at the" home of Mrs. R. B. Porter, S00 Washington avenue. Mrs. R. L. Davis and" two childron of Pueblo, Colo, are Usltlng Miss Rose Biel nn |