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Show if (pThe Week's Social Newsjl 111-0 uLivt Junes. TROUSSEAU TEA. Mi'bs Olive Jones is entertaining at ia trousseau tea at. her home on. North (Washington avenue this afternoon be-Itween be-Itween the hours of two and five o'-I o'-I clock. About siKty guests have been 'Invited. FOR MISS OLIVE JONES. Last Wednesday evening Miss Olive 'Jones, daughter of Commissioner and ,Mrs. Miles L. Jones, of North Washington Wash-ington avenue, was tendered a lovely parcel shower by the Misses Weltha and Flora Wilson at the Wilson home 703 Twelfth street. The rooms were prettily decorated with cut flowers and the evening was thoroughly enjoyed, various afuslng games being played. A feature was the opening of the parcels by the bride-to-be, who received many lovely The hostesses served luncheon at the close of the evening's entertain ment, covers being laid for the fol- if AIrs- Allies L. Jones, Mrs. A. E, Read, Mrs. Ezra B. Jones, Mrs. Mel- fi ba Read Jones, Miss Marion Jones I Miss Sarah Wilson, Miss Ellen Wil-fl Wil-fl son, Mrs. HatUe Wilson, Miss Kath-b Kath-b erlne Wilson, Mrs. John McFarland, f Miss Mina McFarland, Miss Lois DinBdale, Miss Anne Browning, Mrs ( W. G. Wilson, Miss Ruth Barker. Miss ; Leantine Barker, Mrs. David B. Wll- son and Mrs. John L. Wilson, Jr. CHINA SHOWER. Miss Ofive Jones, daughter of Commissioner Com-missioner and Mrs. Miles L. Jones, of North Washington avenue, whose marriage to Mr. Angus McFarland will occur in September, was the recipient recip-ient of a beautiful china shower last Monday evening, given by Mrs. Melba Read Jones and Mrs. Albert E. Read. During the evening games were played and at 10 o'clock a delicious three-course luncheon was served by the hostesses, after which the bride-to-be opened her parcels, displaying many lovely pieces of china. II Those present were: Mrs. M. L. Jones, Miss Marlon Jones, Miss Mina McFarland, Mrs. McFarland. Miss Weltha Wilson, Miss Nell Wilson, Miss Sarah Wilson, Miss Kate Wilson, ;Miss Hattle Wilson, Miss Flora Wilson, Wil-son, Miss Dora Close, Miss Mary Isaacson, Miss Annie Browning, Josephine Jose-phine Johnson, Ellen Farr, Gladys Leavitt, Leantine Barker, Ruth Barker, Bar-ker, Mrs. Ezra Jones. Mrs. Edith Van Dyke. Mrs. Viola Badger, Mrs. L. Read, Mrs. John Nelson, Mrs. Annie Slater, Mrs. Alice Iloyt, Mrs. Albert E Read, Mrs. Melba Read Jones, Lois Jones, Elizabeth Jones. m KITCHEN SHOWER. ; f- Miss Mina McFarland entertained , in compliment to Miss Olive Jones Friday afternoon at a kitchen shower at the McFarland home, 436 Thirty- first street. Asters and cosmos were I prettily arranged throughout the (rooms. The guests spent a pleasant afternoon and enjoyed luncheon served by the hostess. Those present were: Mesdames AnguB McKay, D. D. McKay, John Wilson, Miles L. Jones, Hattie Reed, Ray Jones, Ezra 1 Jones, Jack Christy, J. G. McKay and i ,John McFarland; Misses Nell Wilson, if- KnthfiHnn Wlknn 5-jra1i Wilc-mi j Weltha Wilson and Marion Jones. oo AT WILDWOOD RESORT. One of the most enjoyable affairs 0 . of the summer season was given last Tuesday evening in the canyon in compliment to Mrs. G. W. Taylor, manager of the Wildwood camp. The !' affair was given in honor of Mrs. Taylor's birthday and those who enjoyed en-joyed the evening at the camp ; brought many lovely gifts. ;' . The evening was delightfully spent in music, dancing and various games of amusement until a late hour, when dainty refreshments were served. A Those present were: L Mr. and Mrs. G. Sunis, Mr. and Mrs. S W. Connell, Mr. and Mrs: jf Asael Farr, Mrs. Jane McCune, Mr.' and Mrs. F. W. James, Mr. and Mrs. ; : . Joseph E. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. ! Taylor, Leslie Taylor, George Grill, Angell Corolos, Miss Florence Coving ton, Mrs. O. A. Ogden, Mrs. Jennie Budge, Mrs. J. H. Wier, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tribe, Miss Gladys Chase. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Wilson, Miss Mary Head, Mr. Fisher, Orial Weir, R. E. : Qulncy, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Chase, of j T Salt Lake. ! ; Nearly all those present were sum- was had. A large sign painted by S. 1 W. Connell was suspended across the m roadway and formed the decorating. ;F MEETING HELD. WL Promoters of the League of Sacred Heart held a meeting at the home of Mrs. W. E. Qulllinan, 2264 Lincoln .1 avenue, last Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Business matters were dis- jft cussed and before the guests depart- M ed the hostess served refreshments. j ON EASTERN TRIP. L Mrs. L. J. Reeder, of 2G53 Madison W avenue, left Friday over the Union wM Pacific for a three months' visit with 3. her daughter. Mrs. C. S. Martlndell. fa. of South Bend, Iud. Before return- lj. ing home, a visit will be made to Om- ty aha, Chicago, Philadelphia and Hunt- 7 ington, Penn. he - - - MISS LEILA RICH. DINNER DANCE AT IDLE WILD. The Misses Cleone and Oertel Rich entertained seventy-five young people at a dinner dance last Sunday evening eve-ning from 7 until 12 o'clock at Idle-wild Idle-wild In Ogden canyon. The affair was very pretty and given in. honor of Miss Leila Rich and Clarence Wright, who will be wedded this autumn. The large dining room was beautifully beauti-fully decorated in a color scheme of yellow and red. Sixty-five lights gleamed with dainty yellow shades and a profusion of sunflowers and other yellow blossoms were arranged In large Jardinieres and banked around I the fireplace. The dining tables were especially pretty with vases of sunflowers. sun-flowers. The place cards were lovely bits of sentiment and were exceptionally exception-ally attractive. Red and yellow balloons bal-loons attached to the back of each guests chair completed the bright color scheme. Crawford's orchestra furnished a delightful program of dance numbers. PRETTY. WEDDDING THURSDAY. Thursday evening at S o'clock Miss Mariorie F Miller nf Dcrlon rinrl Francis W. Doyle of Cheyenne. Wyo., were wedding at the home of the bride's aunt. Mrs. Floyd L. Couch, 141 James Court. Rev. Father P. M. Cushnahan of St. Joseph's Catholic cathedral, performing the ceremony. The bride was prettily gowned in white chiffon over embroidered lace, and carried a shower boquet of bride's roses and lilies of the valley. The only article of jewelry worn by the bride was a lavelliere of beautiful design, the gift of the groom. The bride's maid, Mrs. John Doyle. Jr., of Cheyenne, wore a lovely gown of pink taffeta. The groom was attended attend-ed by his life-long friend and companion, com-panion, John C. Carroll. Following the wedding ceremony a delicious wedding dinner was served, covers being laid for about thirty relatives rel-atives of the bride and groom. The rooms and tables were prettily decorated decor-ated with a profusion of summer flowers, flow-ers, the color scheme being carried out in pink and white. After a visit with the parents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle will depart for their new home in Cheyenne, where the groom holds a responsible position with the Union Pacific Railroad company. A host of Ogden friends extend their best wishes for a happy and prosperous prosper-ous future. FAREWELL PARTY. Thursday evening twelve girl friends of Miss Mabel Peterson tendered tend-ered that young lady a pleasant farewell fare-well party at the Orpheum. Following Follow-ing the vaudeville performance the young ladies enjoyed a delicious lunch-eon at the ' Hudson chocolate shop. Miss Peterson departs for Logan Lo-gan today to make her future home. The following girls presented Miss Peterson with a beautiful hand-paint- ed toilet set: Misses Eva Rose, Blanche Welch, Anna May Hunter, Anna Olson McKay, Mc-Kay, Ida Belnap, Grace Montgomery, . Katherine Jude, Beryl Hufstetler, Myrtle Barker, Gertie Shafer, Edith Wadman and Maude West. CARD CLUB. At the cozy home of Mrs. Scenla Tracy on Hudson Ave, sixteen members mem-bers of the L. A. to 0. R. C. card club we erentertained at 500 on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs, Tracy and Mrs. Dan Creamer. Prizes were won by Mrs. Harlin. Mrs. Robb and Mrs. Reno. Dainty refreshments were served and the club invited to be guests of Mrs. Wm. Stone and Mrs. Chas. Ma-lan Ma-lan at the next meeting In September. OGDEN VISITOR. V. A. Holbrook, who for the last sixteen years has been living in Los Angeles, Is visiting his mother and sisted for the first time since leaving Ogden and, though he came from thf fastest growing city in the United States he sees a vast improvement in Ogden nnd, unless the strike Interferes, Inter-feres, will remain until after the fash-Ion fash-Ion show. utopia'club. The Utopia club held its first meeting meet-ing of the 1916-17 season at the home of Mrs. F. E. Tribe last Wednesdav afternoon, 2186 Washington avenue. All members of the club were present pres-ent except Mrs. Earl West who is visiting in Wellsville, Utah. A busi ness meeting was held and the new president and secretary were elected. Mrs. D. Leo Madsen was selected as president and Mrs. C. E. Wymer was elected secretary. About 5 o'clock a lovely luncheon was served by Mrs. C. H. Winters. Covers were laid for the following Mesdames Albert Scowcroft, Jas. W. Ure, Walter Stephens, H. C. Williams, Leo Madsen. Wilfred Madsen, C. E. Wymer, Jack Reeve, Arthur Shreeve, E. C. Olseu, E. X. Weekley, F. Tribe. CHILD CULTURE CLUB. Mrs. John M. Browning and Louise Ford will be hostesses to the Child Culture club at their first meeting of the fall season, Thursday, September 1.4th, at the Berthana. HOME CULTURE CLUB. The Home Culturo club will meet at tho home of Mrs. T. W. Horn on Thirty-third street and Tyler avenue Thursday, September 14, ON EASTERN TRIP. Mrs. Clinton G. Smith has gone to Jacksonville, 111., with her sister, Mrs. Fletcher Hopper, who has been visiting in Ogden with Mrs. Smith. QUIVIVE CLUB. The Qulvive club met with the Misses Ruth and Lucille Stark, 290S Adams avenue, last evening. The early ear-ly part of the evening was spent at needlework and entertainment, -after , which luncheon was served. The club will meet again, September 15th, with Miss Ivell Slmmerson, 22G5 Monroe avenue, as hostess. RETURNS FROM RANCH. B. M. Fox and family arrived last evening from a three,-months' vacation vaca-tion on his ranches at La Barge, Wyo. Mr. Fox states everything is moving along nicely and an immense hay crop is being harvested this season. Range conditions are the best ever, and he predicts fat beef and fancy prices. MARTHA SOCIETY. The Martha society held a special meeting at the Day Nursery last Monday Mon-day afternoon and several business matters of Importance were discussed. discuss-ed. Nearly every member of the society so-ciety was present. LADIES' LITERARY CLUB. Mrs. Harry Bagley will be hostess to the members of the Ladies' Literary Liter-ary club next Wednesday, September 6th, at the Bagley home, 202 Twenty-sixth Twenty-sixth street. HISTORICAL SOCIETY. The Historical club will meet with Mrs. A. B. Corey next Saturday, September Sep-tember 9th, at her home 538 Twenty-sixth Twenty-sixth street. RETURNS TO OGDEN. Miss Myrtle Johnson returned from the northwest Monday evening where she spent a month visiting friends at Tacoma and Seattle, Washington, Portland, Oregon, and Victoria, B. C. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Wilson of 237 West Second street, announces the engagement of their daughter, Myrtle Priscilla to Joseph A. Orton of North Ogden. The wedding will be solemnized solemn-ized In October. ' MISS MONA SMITH RETURNS. Miss Mona Smith, who has been in charge of the piano and theory department de-partment of the Utah Conservatory of Music in Ogdgen for the past two years, has returned from a vacation outing in Yellowstone park. She has again elected to remain In Ogden in charge of the conservatory studio. During her two years of residence here, Miss Smith has made many friends both in social and music circles. cir-cles. Last year, she was organist at the First Congregational church and also contributed her services to numerous num-erous benefit concerts in the city and county. 1916500 CLUB. The 1916500 Club met with Mrs. Nora Varney at her home on 23rd street, Thursday. August 31st. The usual game of 500 was played, ''honors ''hon-ors being won by Mesdames Baum-elster. Baum-elster. Preece and Furniss. Miss Phoebe Roberts entertained with a number 0f piano selections. The hostess hos-tess served a dainty buffet luncheon, the rooms being decorated with sweet peas and carnations. The club will feet with Mrs. Nina Watkins, 159 Poplar Avenue, September 12th. BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. The (1916 500 Birthday club surprised sur-prised jMrs. Gertrude Weavers, Tuesday Tues-day evening, In honor of her birthday, birth-day, airs. Weaver was presented with a beautiful cut glass bowl as a token tok-en of esteem in which she is held by her many friends. The evening was spent at cards and a delightful birthday supper was served. The ladies lad-ies departed at a late hour, wishing Mrs. Weaver many happy birthdays. CHURCH SOCIAL. A large number of the First Presbyterian Pres-byterian church members and friends enjoyed a social given last evening in the church parlors by the young people. Refreshments were served. MET WITH MRS. DOWNS. The L. A. to the Spanish War Veterans Vet-erans met with Mrs. J. B. Downs, 301 Fourteenth street, last Thursday, August Au-gust 31st. Nearly every member was present and following a business meeting refreshments were served and a social hour enjoyed. FROM LOS ANGELES. Mrs. M. E. Holbrook has as her house guests, Mr. V. A. Holbrook of Los Angeles, after an absence of fifteen fif-teen years; also Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loder and children of Reno, Nev., and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Holbrook and children of Provo, Utah. Sunday there will be a family reunion. Covers will be laid for eighteen. HAY RACK AND FISHING PARTY. 'Mrs. J. uL Stone and Mrs. Steve Stone entertained twenty-nine ladies at a novel hay-rack party yesterday afternoon af-ternoon at Five Points. After a delightful de-lightful ride and an hour at fishing, the hostesses served luncheon. Several Sev-eral of the ladies were quite successful success-ful with the rod and line. WEDDING RECEPTION. Invitations have been Issued for the wedding reception to be tendered Lillian West and Walter Edward Bingham, Wednesday evening, following follow-ing their marriage In the Salt Lake temple, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Alva West, 2976 Washington avenue. Mr. Bingham Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bingham of Ogden. VISITED IN SALT LAKE. Mrs. Sadie West passed the last four days In Salt Lake City, visiting her son, F. Earl West, and other relatives. rel-atives. RETURN FROM TRIP. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Read, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reed, Walter Read and l Mary Read have returned from an ex- fl tended auto trip to Bear Lake, Idaho Springs and other lovely summer re- f sorts. RECEPTION AT CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. Next Tuesday afternoon many Og-denltes Og-denltes interested in the musical development de-velopment of this city's young people, (Continued from Page 7.) ' Society (Continued from Page Seven.) will attend the reception, marking the opening of the Ogden Conservatory of Music, to be given at the conservatory conserva-tory in the Dooly building, between the hours of 3 and 7 p. m. The conservatory studios have been remodeled, retinted and painted and present an unusually cheerful appearance. appear-ance. The reception will, undoubtedly, be a pleasant event. MRS. ROGHAAR BACK. Mrs. Luke Roghaar has just returned re-turned from a two-weeks stay in Cache county, visiting friends and relatives in Garland and Logan. DEPART FOR ARIZONA. K. B. Holeman, assistant dispatcher of the Southern Pacific at Tucson, Arizona, who, with his wife, has been visiting in Ogden for a few days with the latter's mother and brother, Mrs. E. A. Beemer and Paul L. Beemer, departed today for Tucson. Mr. and Mrs. Holeman stopped over In Ogden on their return from a pleasure trip In the eastern states, and Mrs. Hole-man Hole-man will continue her visit here for several weeks. ROYAL NEIGHBORS. Royal Neighbors. Our camp, together to-gether with all other fraternal orders has been invited to take part in the big Traternal parade during Ogden's great Fashion Show on the evening of September 7, which we have gladly accepted ac-cepted Even' Royal Neighbor is urged to be present in order to make-this make-this a success. Meet at Odd Fellows' hall promptly at 6:45 p. m as the parade forms at 7:15 and begins at 7:30. Bring ribbons. M. Crawford, Oracle. TO RESIDE IN OGDEN. Mrs. Fred Hess and family, wife and children of Fred Hess of the Southern Pacific Commissary department, are expected home from California, where they have beon spending the past few months. They will make their home at 953 Twonty-flfth street. Mrs. Hess is well-known In Ogden as a talented musician and for some time has been studying under noted teachers in New York. Miss Ferrill Hess has accepted a position in the Ogden High school as instructor of German. on |
