Show SOCIETY drawing conclusions from tho few bobial gatherings ahe dying ot the prosperous and glorious old year of 99 has been observed else the week has been given to thoughts and docas looking to a fitting celebration of the advent of the new year reflection on the social status ot tho past year calls to mind many brilliant events which will make dear old 99 memorable for bozo time at least to tho readers of these columns we extend a happy new year gathered around the festive board of mr and mrs isidore on christmas day was a happy group who greatly enjoyed with two of the hostess brothers from new york in whose honor the spread was given the bounteous repast skating and bobbing arc deports in which the young folks delight these bracing evenings the merry jingle ot sleigh bells mingled with the joyous happy laughter ot the young aro iho sounds which permeate the air and reach the cars of reveling in the cheerfulness of the happy fireside where the sparkling and invigorating weather finds a reflection in tho warmth and brightness within f one ot the pleasant est affairs of the week was the dance given last night at the second ward educational institute by the Y M M I 1 A the music was furnished by fords orchestra and dancing was kept up till a late hour thursday night the first ward gave a ball which was well attended and greatly enjoyed the genuine colored cake walk at the union opera house on tuesday evening furnished amusement for an immense gathering participating in the cake walk were five couples cou pies and both before and after the walk spectators were given the use of the floor last evening the Y M M I 1 A of the fourth ward gave a dance tor tho of tho association which proved a decided success and a very pleasant affair wednesday last miss mary A iian son became the wife of A L mr and mrs aro ogden residents with a large acquaintance and will be the recipients of much good will the scandinavians numbering almost two hundred spent a moat enjoyable time wednesday evening at the third ward amusement hall music and the serving of delious refreshments caused the evening to pass pleasantly and quickly RECEPTION AND BANQUET the visit of officers from salt lake to tha G A R and W R C orders of this city on tuesday last was the occasion tor a very entertaining reception and banquet at the is nights of pythias hall the visiting officers who delivered addresses were F M bishop adjutant general of department part ment of utah T K haffman past department commander H P burns commander of mckean post B johnson of mckean post mrs W B short president relief corps and mrs H P burns H C commander presided and M M kalan department commander made an able speech last on the program was a banquet which proved to bo by no means the least enjoyable part of the evening HUNTER HARMONY CLUB among the performers at the third ward musicale given in the opera house last wednesday evening that de servo especial mention were the young indies of the hunter harmony club by an oversight they were not mentioned in our notice of the entertain acet but the selections they rendered were delightfully musicale and merited praise besides showing cultivated taint a BIRTHDAY celebration last monday evening december 18 mr and mrs henry shaw and daughter rosa charmingly entertained a number of their and mr williams friends at their pleasant home no 1516 washington avenue in honor of mr williams birthday dancing and cards occupied most of the evening the organ and violin furnishing the music mr robert taylor gave the cako walk in a most charming way and also some select songs mrs lilliard favored the party with a step dance and song mr also sand a song although in his native tongue it was highly applauded by all at 13 refreshments were served misses alice folker and rosa shaw presiding at the guests departed wishing mr williams many happy returns of the day following is the list of those invited and mesdames folker bullard LUl lard shaw diliard Li liard mesdames L butler williams stephens dails misses jessie garr ethel garr hattie shaw wauda mack jane davis elsie aleco folker orilla folker laura stephens adith hadley ruby mun sou R lilliard george taylor robert taylor welcome shaw wille shaw chester dean E williams frank williams joe new iran bon meyers lew jackson mock meyers MAUSER CLUB the mauser club met thursday night at their club rooms in the broom hotel the boys turned out in force and much was done toward getting organization in a prosperous condition although this was only the second meeting of the members ao much enthusiasm thusia sm and interest has been shown that the success of the organization Is now assured A vote was taken thanking the ogden library association for its generosity in offering its books to the volunteers toe home reading after the regular business had been transacted a pleasant hour was spent by the boys in recalling denta and adventures on the firing line the meeting was adjourned by el capatan to meet again next saturday evening at the club room eccli member is urged to be present at this meeting ii SMITH COOLIDGE wednesday evening gertrude I 1 the accomplished and only daughter of dr and mrs D N smith became the wife of clayton cooledge one of our most highly esteemed young men the scene of the uniting of this popular couple at which rev evans of the baptist church impressively officiated was at the home of the brides parents on south washington avenue which had been elaborately for the event the first evidence of this decoration was to be found as the entrance to the house af effected where chinese lanterns lighted the guests into the presence of mrs smith the amiable mother of the who received the guests in her ladylike lady like manner here as in every room in the cosy home more especially ally the double parlors cut f flowers ferns myrtle evergreens ever greens and holly were displayed in many designs revealing the touch of an artistic hand at half past eight the groom to tho strains of a wedding march ei edited in a pleasing manner by misa may jankins entered the parlor and took his place neath mistletoe bough which was prettily adorned with a wedding liall and the monogram C where lie received his bride the bride attired in a dainty creation of pure white organdy en train with flowing veil held in place by white carnations and carrying a bouquet of white carnations and ferns entered the room leaning on the arm of her father who gave her away the groom looked his best in a full evening dress of conventional black and wore a button hole bouquet ot lilies of the valley and hyacinths the marriage knot aping tied rev ayans spoke in a touching manner ot tho loveliness and of marriage and congratulations then in order then followed the wedding feast which was a veritable little banquet music and conyl vial converse were the concluding features of the wedding mrs cool didgo then changed to a going away tailor made gown of alono blue and a jaunty hat of pale grey trimmed rosettes of the same shade and prk ark the happy couple left on the outgoing out going train toc Salt lake city on a edding tour of sacral days when will return city to reside the guests were and mesdames W G evans J E coolidge geo C randall M J hewitt N becraft W W walters II 11 A lindley R R dorland C W drew prof J A smith C D belnap aco A cragg D D smith C E smith hon S S smith misses portia coolidge ola henry anna L smith ruth belnap tressie henry mary D heath may jeukins zephyr smith vera smith nellie craig L E francis N H becraft dayrel D smith amos day jay A smith claude T smith T L crandall A day anna E henry EVENING WITH HIBERNIA NS the ancient order of Hibernia ns hospitably entertained a gathering of some fifty of their friends wednesday evening at the catholic club rooms upon this occasion the Hibernia ns ably demonstrated that they are thoroughly versed in the science of entertaining ard any future announcement of their acting as entertainers will bo received with delight High five was indulged in the winners after eight games had been played being mrs cahill and mr john maguire in the banquet room were three tables the full length of the room spread with seasonable dainties prepared and served by fryer at the conclusion of the banqueting in response to calls rev P M cushnahan df livered a short address receiving mell merited applause the dibern ians arc to be congratulated on the success of their first social of tho season and hopes for another such evening are being entertained by those cloying wednesdays event carl Christ lansen of 2736 adams avenue had a quiet celebration ot bis silver wedding on tuesday last there was no ostentation about the affair but a number of highly prized presents were received one of which came all the way from buffalo N Y CUPIDS TRIUMPH ahe handsome residence of prof and mrs LF was the scene of joyous wedding festivities on christmas night which marked another triumph for little god cupid the professors fes sors daughter lauretta and mr L R jenkins were the happy vie tims the bride until about a year ago was numbered among the teachers of conr city the bride groom is a son of lewis jenkins one of the early settlers of plain city the young man is i much respected by all who know him aal has but recently returned from a nr ebion of three years and eight months to the hawaiian islands the parlors were beautifully decorated in holly and at an early hour were crowded with friends of tha bride and groom the bride was beautifully at tred in white silk with pearl trimmings and exquisite roses many beautiful and costly gifts with hearty congratulations were showered upon the young couple at eight the guests assembled in a largo upper room where a repast of surpassing delicacy and generosity awaited them after supper a musical pro gramme was pleasingly rendered and much appreciated by all miss janie horricks sweet voice was highly entertaining as were also the vocal and instrumental selections of miss ida driver ella deb bic jones and the bride herself mr C W hill of salt lake city in his pleasant manner assisted greatly in the evenings entertainment at the request of the guests alss ruth evalynn recited a number of her choice selections as usual holding her audience spell bound from beginning to end the evening was pronounced by all one of the most delightful of the kind ever attended an donoto be long remembered among those in attendance were mayor and mrs bolo mrs U H peery mr and mrs wm driver mr and mrs C W hill of salt lake city mr and mrs lewis jenkins mrs L M richards mrs C C richards mr and mrs john mc mrs L L herrack Herr lck sheriff and mrs layne mrs sarah herrick mr and mrs thomas Champrey cs mr and mrs L B bangham mrs susa spencer mrs wilford hinchcliffe mr and mrs fred foulger misses ida driver janle herrick ella hinchcliffe mamie and meda ara anza alaia and maggie jenkins and D 1 ble jones prof lind wm thomas and george jenkins and geo and frank WEDNESDAY SURPRISE on wednesday evening one of the arnst surprise parties of the met at the home of mrs M baj es no 2725 washington avenue in honor of her daughters bertha and kieen music and games entertained all until the wee small hours arrived among oilier things enjoyed were re those present were emil Pc chart marvin russel ni tanner M A stephens george stephens fred ferrol walter me ardonald Mr Donald R H burdack Burd lck john turn bov john west george west bert west and misses jessie mitchell hattie clegg ruby west mamie ante mcdonald maggie doyle and mr george west SUGAR SOCIAL sweetness all too short was the verdict of those who attended the sugar social at hall last night it was as successful as a social function as the factory has been as a business enterprise and that says it vas a ball given by the ogden sugar company to its employed emp loyes and the circumstances which brought it about were bets between secretary of the company and the different crews of the factory as to the amount of business each could do on a shift one record after another was broken and finally tho factory led every factory in the united states with a run of 78 tons in twenty four hours and the arrangements tor the parly and ball were placed in the hands of the employed emp loyes the expense to be borne by the company above all things the event yas a sincere testimonial of the 1 harmony of feeling existing between the employer and the employed the I 1 function opened with a little talking secretary presided and sent the ball rolling with a witty speech president david eccles followed with an historical speech covering the work of the company and then hagbert anderson foreman told how the ball aeme about judge dee told a few truths of the company which made laughter and jollity and II 11 H spencer and manager flygare kepic the laugh moving miss veda eccles recited a very highly ap selection and master washburn recited a poem both of which applauded then J J malone stepped to the fore and took the breath from superintendent H T dyer by presenting him with a set of draugh ting tools complete and very mr dyer said he could rot make a speech and proved it but lio did gracefully thank the employed emp loyes and expressed hla high appreciation of their work and of the compliment paid him hagbert anderson then sang a solo which waa followed by one by mr purrington and the chairman read a telegram of regrets from the etab sugar co the grand march was then begun led by mr and mrs david eccles and a most pleasant dance follow ed the enjoyment being continued until early morning la coterie meets january and 2nd with mrs A J warner on street WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT the following officers of the sego lily circle no have been duly installed for the ensuing term mr mary A jones guardian neighbor mrs adie E baker past guardian neighbor mrs ellen eastman advisor mrs mary A hall magician marle drabble banker mrs bessie clerk mrs maggie somerville attendant mrs mary J jordan capt of guards mrs bessie hill musician mrs sarah J wheelwright inner sen kiy mrs ellen R fogel outer sentry managers miss marle drab ilc mrs J S macbeth miss C nel sun FAGOT PARTY A very delightful fagot party was gian friday evening at the home of mis H H smith in honor of the loal temperance I mcgion the pro grimme of the evening was furnished by the guests each having received a little bundel of fagons fagots and was expected to entertain the company while their bundel was burning or the bright coals in the grate A very varied and complete pro gramme was thus given refreshments were served and eacel one on leaving expressed themselves decidedly in favor of fagot parties |