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Show Society Mrs. Harriet Antie Garvey of Buffalo, Buf-falo, 111., who has been viBitlng in Ogden with Mrs. Clinton G. Smith, departed de-parted yesterday for her home. FROM EVANSTON. Mrs. C. H. Gosling has as her house guest Mrs. A. Jeffers of Evanston, Wyo. RETURNS HOME. Mrs. Katherlne Toponce of 2422 Ad-ams Ad-ams avenue has returned from a visit with relatives In the east, FROM SPARKS. Mrs. Robert H. Cole of Sparks. Nev., Is visiting' with Mrs. Joseph Weste-melr Weste-melr In Ogden. AT LIMA, MONT. Mrs. Fred Cannon left Ogden yesterday yes-terday to join her husband at Lima, Mout. AT LOGAN. Mrs. John Squires of this city Is a Logan visitor, the guest of her daughter, daugh-ter, Mrs. Alice McCarrey. LITERARY NIGHT. ' The Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement Im-provement association ot tho Second Ward held a literary night Wednesday evening In the ward amusement hall", beginning at 7:30 o'clock. Among the numbers given wore "Tho Ambitious Am-bitious Guest" by Hawthorne and "Thiee Questions' by Tolstoi, after which art and needlework was done by the girls for the btnefit oi the relief society bazaar. ON COAST TRIP. Mrs. John Smedlng and her daughter daugh-ter Mary left for the coast Wednesday Wednes-day evening. They will visit both expositions ex-positions and other places of interest. inter-est. AT MAIDS' AND MATRONS'. The Duplicate Auction Bridge club met Tuesday at 2.30 at the Maids' and Matrons' club when several games were enjoyed and refreshments refresh-ments served. FIRST WARD W. C. T. U. The First Ward W C. T. U. will meet tomorrow with Miss Leota Kennedy. Ken-nedy. 2910 Washington avenue when an Interesting program will be given. All Interested In temperance work are Invited to be present. METHODIST LADIES' AID. The Ladles' Aid society of the Methodist Meth-odist Kplscopal church will meet Thursday at 2 30 at the home of Mrs. S. N Cole, 1417 Washington avenue. The assisting hostesses will be the Mesdames Robb. Dewees and Clancy. A full attendance is desired to help arrange for the bazaar to be held In the near future. FROM TONOPAH. Mrs. R J. Holland of Tonopah, Nev., spent Saturday and Sunday in Ogden, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rob-ert Reynolds. Mrs. Holland Is en route to Miami, Fla., where she will visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Wenger. ISSUED CARDS. Mr. and Mis. Fred J. Kiesel have issued 'cards, announcing the marriage mar-riage ot their daughter Wilhelmlne P. to W. Harry Shearman. Thursday, November 10, Ogden. Mr. and Mrs Shearman will be at home after January Jan-uary 1 at 1153 Second avenue, Salt Lake City. CARD PARTY. Sliver Review No. 1, Woman's Benefit Ben-efit Association of the Maccabees will give one of their delightful card parties on Friday evening, November 19th, in the "Woodmen hall, 2320 Washington Wash-ington avenue. All members and friends are most cordially invited to attend. FOR COMING WEDDING. Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Miss Myrtle Lorlna Lock-wood Lock-wood and Bui ton Fremont Dlnsmore to be solemnized by Rev. Frank G. Brainerd In tho First CongregaIonal church next Wednesday, November 24. NEW YORKER HERE. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jones and Miss Florence Wall had the pleasure of a short visit from Mr. Clarke, a New York friend on Monday. Mr. Clarke, who Is with the New York Steel Products Prod-ucts company, was on his way to San Francisco on a flying business trip and stopped off en route. "MISFIT" DANCE. Tho Eleventh Ward Mutual Iin- provement associations gave a "misfit" dancing party Thursday evening in tho ward amusement hall, to which every one Is invited. In addition ad-dition to an excellent program of dance numbors, refreshments will be sened. TO VISIT FAIRS. Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Bigclow, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Todd of Hooper, Hoop-er, air. and Mrs. E L. Van Meter and Mr. and Mrs J. J. Singleton departed Wednesday over the Southern Pacific for California. Cali-fornia. They will make an extended tour of the coast and will visit both expositions. RETURN FROM COAST. Mr. and Mrs Sherman R. Mattson returned home Sunday from a pleasant pleas-ant three weeks' honeymoon trip to tho California expositions They also spent a few days with Mr. Mattson's sister, Mrs. L.. Purdy at Imlay, Xev. Mrs. Mattson was Miss Mae Schofield before her marriage. They will depart for Alexander, Ida., tomorrow, where they will make their home. FAREWELL PARTY. Monday evening Mrs. Lawrence Noble No-ble was tendered a pleasant farewell party by members of the Clematis club at her apartments In the Corey. Mrs. Noble will leave shortly for Salt Lake, where Mr Xoblo is engaged in business. The evening was pleasantly spent, Mrs. Noble giving several piano selections selec-tions The club presented Mrs. Noble No-ble with two lovely cutglass pieces, one a domino sugar holder and the other a berry dish. Later delicious refreshments re-freshments were served covers being laid for the following Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Noble, Mesdames Coppock, Olson, Roberts, Brown, Wilson, Cramer, Cra-mer, Hopson, Calvert, Bond, Hadlock. Peterson, Holland, Trorllcht Eggles-ton, Eggles-ton, Dowallby, Pimlet, Carr, Ljghtner and Miss Bertha Noble. Mrs. Noble has many iriends in Ogden Og-den who regret her departure. BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. Monday, November loth, being the anniversary of the birthday of the Commander of Silver Review No. 1. Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees, the officers of the Review perpetrated a surprise on the lady. A pleasant evening was spent In games, conversation, and good wishes wish-es for the health and happiness of Mrs. Holden. Delicious refreshments were enjoyed by all. and while the ladles were at the table. Mrs. Holden was presented with a vase in token of the love and esteem In which she is held by the lodge. Those present were' Mrs. Holden, Mrs. Alice Collins, Col-lins, Mrs. Emma Hadlock, Mrs. Jesse Fowler, Mrs. Gertrude Weaver, Mrs. Hattie de Wit, Mrs. Florence Smith. Mrs, Emma Chausee. Mrs. Luna Bowman, Bow-man, Mrs. Mary Wilson, Dr. Alice Rldgc. aiis. Grace -Holden. Miss Anna Holden, and Mi6S Jennlo Prout. All departed at a late hour wishing the hostess many happy returns of the da j PROGRAM FOR MRS. FERRARO'S RECITAL. Following Is the program which was given by Mrs Joseph Ferraro at her recital in the First Methodist church, Tuesday evening, with Fred C. Graham, Gra-ham, tenor, of Salt Lake, as assisting artist. Program. Sonata Op. 27-No. 1 Andanta Allegro Adagio Allegro Vivace Beethoven Mrs. Ferraro. (a) Myrra ...: Clutsam (b) I'll Sing Thee Songs of Araby Clay (c) Sweet Little "Woman O'Mlne... Bartlctt Mr. Graham. (a) Prelude ,.. .Rachmaninoff (b) Country Dance u. . . . Alexander Mac Fayden (c) Nocturne Chopin Mrs. Ferraro. "My Dreams" Tostl Mr. Graham. (a) Spinning Song Mendolssohn (b) To the Sea (Ocean thou Mighty Monster) Mac Dowell (c) Bourrle Fantasque Eramanual Chabrier |
