Ogden Daily Standard | 1914-12-09 | Page 5 | Ward Party in the Fourth is Most Enjoyable

WARD PARTY li TRE FOURTH IS MOST ENJOYABLE Elders Thomas Culley and Beujr-min Beujr-min J. C.nffln and their wives were! I guests ol honor last night at a social given by the auxiliary association workers of the Fourth ward, in the ward hall The two couples have're ccntly moved from the ward and the i part) was given them in appreciation I of the faithful sen ice they rendered! v hiii members. Elder Griffin was ward clerk for six years and Elder Culley was a 1 residing teacher Mrs. Griffin work ed for a number of years as an of- Hen of the Y. L. M. I. A. and Mrs. Culley gave much of her time and talent In relief society and religion class work The ward workers at the part) numbered 230 persons and the program pro-gram was conducted by H. H Cod-dard. Cod-dard. It was opened with a selection by a six-piece orchestra and the in-vocation in-vocation was offered by Elder Hyruhl Belnap The song. "Love at Home" . as sung by the assembly and a briel address w as made hy Stake Pn-si- I dent T. B. Evans. The remainder of the program vas as follows Song "Sunshine in Your Heart" AsseniDly Remarks Pishop E Ol.seu Song Orson Griffin Remarks Bemjamln J. Griffin I -ong William Purdle Remarks Thomas Cuile: Duet ..Orson Griffin and William Pnrrila I Remarks. Mrs B J. Griffin 'einarks Mrs. Thos. CuMe I Remarks.... Apostle David o McKay Mitheir . Fourth Ward Choir A fir.e social spirit prevaded the gathering and each number on the I program was well received When I this part of the entertainment was concluded, light refreshments were served by members of the Relief so-cietj so-cietj and Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement Im-provement association and the remainder re-mainder of the evening was passed in dancing. In addition to the guer.ts of honor, the specially invited guests were Fresident and Mrs. T. B. Firms, Apostle and Mrs D. O McKav ir.d Elder H. A. Dixon.