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Show LARGEST SOCIAL EVENT OF 3i SEASON TUESDAY. ',' The most important event of the so- i cial season in Ogden will occur next ij ; 1 Tuesday, November 14, in the Berth-3 Berth-3 : ana when the Martha society ladies i , will give their annual ball. Those " ;! who were appointed on various com-i com-i I mittees have been putting forth every i I effort to make the affair even more ; : brilliant than heretofore. Following j j : are the committee members: !i ; Hall and music, Mrs. A. P. Bigelow, I Mrs. M. S. Browning, Mrs. Ralph Bris-jj Bris-jj : tol, Mrs. i'Jora Smith Rowe; punch, 1 1 Mrs. I. Lester Reynolds; refreshments, refresh-ments, Mrs. G. L. Becker, Mrs. R. B. Porter, Mrs. R. T. Hume; decorations, ; Mrs. H. C. Bigelow, Mrs. Thomas D. Dee; tickets, Mrs. E. M. Conroy, Mrs. ; ' D. C. Eccles, Mrs. Ralph Bristol, Mrs. A. P. Hibbs, Mrs. Thompson Corn, ; Mrs. Ezra Rich, Mrs. R. B. Porter, ! Mrs. A. P. Bigelow, Mrs. William ' Wright, Mrs. Hugh Wood, Mrs. W. H. ': Wattis and Mrs. E. F. Bratz; to receive re-ceive and entertain the governor and his staff while in the city, Mrs. Ralph Bristol. Mrs. R. B. Porter, Mrs. D. C. Eccles and Mrs. M. S. Browning; reception re-ception committee, all members of the society. A large number of tickets have been Eold and the funds derived will be used in maintaining the Martha Society So-ciety Day Nursery and in other charitable charit-able work. -The Lillian Thatcher enlarged en-larged orchestra will furnish the musical mu-sical program. I TACKETTS ENTERTAIN I Thursday evening at the home of Dr. Packard on Washington avenue Mr. and Mrs, Jack Tackett entertained the O. H. S. football boys and a host ( of young friends and classmates of this popular couple. Music, dancing, cards and delicious refreshments rounded out of the most enjoyable events of the season. Mrs. Tackett, who was Miss Rhea Packard, president presi-dent of the graduating class of '16, 0. H. S., is one of the most popular young ladies of Ogden's younger seL Her charming personality will be greatly missed by her numerous friends, as Mr. and Mrs. Tackett intend in-tend leaving soon to make their home in Nevada. Those who enjoyed the hospitality of the host and hostess were Mildred Barton, Capitola Pln-gree, Pln-gree, Myrtle Huss, Phylis Leidig, Ber-nice Ber-nice Vaughn, June Reeves, Edith Powell, Pow-ell, Jessie Moyes, Gail Healy, Venus ; I Williams, Louise FItcher, Dorothy Tay- I lor, Clara Boyle, Florence Riser; , i 1 Messrs. R. Fox, M. Conroy, Vincent I Conroy, William Fagan, Lee Turner, ; i Archie Moyes, Glen Stone, Errol Col- lins, Harry Bagley, Joe De Young, Thomas Miller, Jack Kingsford and Vern Salter. If MISS DELLA TRACY HOSTESS. ' Miss Delia Tracy was hostess at a pretty event last evening at her . '. . home on Twenty-second street The ') event was given in honor of Miss Loretta Greenwell and Lawrence ; Richards whose engagement was re-I re-I cently announced. The evening was delightfully spent at music and varl-i varl-i ous games, after which the hoBtess served refreshments. She was ably Bisted by Miss Helen Moyes I I Miss Barbara Swinger of Oregon, who : Is the houso guest of Miss Tracy. ; I Those who enjoyed the evening at ;! the Tracy home were. Misses Lo-j Lo-j : retta Greenwell, Myra Grout, Helen Moyes, Lillian O'Neill, Barbara Swin- ger, Mildred Pardoe, Edith Halgren, Martha Treseder, Vera Tracy; Messrs. Lawrence Richards, Sam Powell, Darrell Greenwell, J. McLoughlin, Frank Grady, Leland Read, Earl Bal-lantyne, Bal-lantyne, Edward Barrett and Ray Tracy. Mrs. Swinger, mother of Miss Barbara Bar-bara Swinger, was also a guest. TO SERVE AS MISSIONARIES. Oliver Ellis and Harold Browning will depart next Tuesday for England, Eng-land, where they have been called to servo as missionaries for the Church of Jesus of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Monday night, a farewell social dancing party will be given in their honor ih the Second ward amusement hall, to which their friends are invited. Refreshments will be served and excellent music will be provided by the committee. MISS FISCHER IN RECITAL. Miss Mary Fischer, the popular Ogden Og-den viplinist, participated in a private pri-vate pupils' recital last night at the home of her instructor, Arthur Peder-son Peder-son Freber, in Salt Lake City. Her contribution to the program, which won much praise from a specially invited in-vited crowd of critical music lovers, was "Legends," by Wieniawski, a composition of many tecnnical Intricacies Intrica-cies and calling for intelligent interpretation. inter-pretation. Six fellow students of the young Ogden girl, took part on the program and at Its conclusion, light refreshments refresh-ments were served. Miss Fischer was accompanied to Salt Lake by her mother, Mrs. W. G. Fischer. FOR MISS MARY ABBOTT One of the very pretty and attractive attrac-tive social events of the week was the Kensington given by Mrs. James T. Abbott and Mrs. George L. Abbott at the home of the latter on Washington avenue. Large yellow chrysanthemums chrysanthe-mums were used in profusion, carrying carry-ing out a wonderfully pretty effect. A delicious buffet luncheon was served. serv-ed. Sachet bags were made by erch guest and given to the guest of honor, hon-or, Miss Mary Abbott, who Is to be a November bride. The ladies In attendance at-tendance were Mesdames J. W. Abbott, Ab-bott, Houx of Chicago, 111.; Herbert S. Crowther, Louis Peery, Waller Smythe, Ralph Emerson, Frank Shurt-liff Shurt-liff ; the Misses Helen Towne, Helen Perkins, Helen Forrest, Louise Pierce. Ruby Herdtl, Florence Cooney, Florence Flor-ence Thomas, Pamelo Spargo, Eva Fouts, Myra Grout, Daisy McGinnis, Vcrna Tavey, Loomls, Chicago, 111. MISS BRISCOE DEPARTS. Miss Frances Briscoe, daughter of (Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Briscoe, of West Ogden, departed last Thursday evening eve-ning for Coalville, Washington to make her homo for the next four years with an uncle, A. L. Rogers, a prominent prom-inent banker of Coalville. Miss Bris-coe Bris-coe will attend the high school and Conservatory of Music in that city. AT BAPTIST CHURCH PARLORS. The young people of the First Baptist Bap-tist church gathered in the church parlors par-lors Friday evening and enjoyed a very pleasant time together. There was not a dull momont from the time you entered until the last one had gone. The new features that were introduced in-troduced into the evening's entertainment entertain-ment proved to those present that the church can provide the very, best of social life without any questionable feature. Everyone enjoyed the delicious delici-ous refreshments which were served, AT PRESBYTERIAN PARLORS. The Ladles' Aid society of tho First Presbyterian church will give a social and tea in the church parlors on Tuesday Tues-day afternoon November 14. Mrs. Frank K. Bartlettt, Mrs. H. C. King, Mrs. R. Kanzler, Mrs. William Rock-fellow, Rock-fellow, Mrs. F. F. Leach, Mrs. M. E. Carson, Mrs. J. S. Gordon, Mrs. W. T. Astill, Mrs. George Bartlett, Mrs. Wallace Wal-lace Blackington will bo the hostesses for the afternoon and refreshments will be served. REMBRA CLUB. Mrs. Jack Grix was the charming hostess to tho members of the Rem-bra Rem-bra club on Thursday afternoon at her homo on Lincoln avenue. The rooms were made beautiful with cut flowers. Eight games of 500 were played, honors hon-ors going to Mesdames Fred Planz, Vogel and Phil Planz who in turn presented pre-sented them to the bride elect who was present for her new home. A most delicious supper was served by the hostess. MIZPAH CLUB. Miss Eva Cragun, assisted by Miss Katherino Squires, entertained the Mizpah club at her home Friday evening eve-ning with four tables of 500 after which a delightful luncheon was serv; ed. Miss Vera Bltton will entertain Saturday of next week. HOME CULTURE CLUB The regular meeting of the Home Culture club was held at the home of Mrs. J. E. Beeson and proved to be one of the most pleasant meetings we have had. Mrs. Fitzgerald received Perry's "Wider Use of the School Plant" in a most efficient manner, showing how the school building and equipment can be used for the public good twelve hours a day instead of six and the benefits to be derived from tho maintenance of social centers, cen-ters, etc. It was a subject of deep Interest to everyone present and the discussion which followed led by Mrs. Moore was long and animated." Mrs. Hyrum Smith read selected paragraphs para-graphs from "Their Place in the Sun," by Elias Tobenkin, presenting another man's views on the great problem of national education. After some further furth-er discussion the club adjourned to meet in two weeks with Mrs. W. s Craven, 1544 Robinson avenue. CARD PARTY. Miss Mary Littlefield and Mrs. W. A. Turner entertained a large number of ladies at a card party yesterday at the Maids' and Matrons club rooms. Five hundred was played and honors were given to the best players after which a delicious luncheon was served. MRS. RICH TO ENTERTAIN. Mrs. Ezra Clark Rich will entertain the members of the Ladies' Literary club at her home on Washington avenue ave-nue next Wednesday afternoon, November No-vember 15. CHIL CULTURE CLUB The Child Culture club held a delightful de-lightful meeting at the Berthana last Thursday afternoon, November 9, with Mrs. Lester Corey and Mrs. George Glen as hostesses. The afternoon was thoroughly enjoyed. A delightful literary lit-erary program and music was given and tempting refreshments served. CARD PARTY. The Lady Maccabees will entertain at a social card party next Wednesday Wednes-day afternoon, November 15, at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Weaver, 2825 Lincoln avenue, to which all are invited.. SILVER BEE CLUB Mrs. B. F.-vO'Brien entertained tho Silver Bee cluub Wednesday, a pleasant pleas-ant afternoon passed and a dainty luncheon was served to the mesdames Holland, Eggleston, Coppock, Kramer, Wilson, Calvert, Craze, Trolicht, Lightner, Pimlott, Vicks, Hopson, Had-lock, Had-lock, Danah and Hains. The club meets November 22 with Mrs. Hopson, 3040 Porter avenue. MOTORED SOUTH L. L. Hains and family motored to Provo Sunday to visit friends and relatives. LEAVE FOR COAST. Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Garrison departed de-parted today over the Southern Pacific Pa-cific railroad for San Francisco, where they will visit relatives. Later, they will proceed to Vlctorvllle, Cal., to make their home. Mrs. Garrison was formerly Miss Pearl Briggs. ELK'S DANCE. The local Elks gave their first dancing danc-ing party of the winter social season at their ball room last Wednesday evening, November 8, with a large number of the club members and their ladies being present. REGULAR TEA. The regular tea was given at the Maids' and Matrons' club rooms last Tuesday afternoon. SEGO LILY CLUB. Mrs. Sarah Eaycrs entertained members mem-bers of the Sego Lily Thimble club at her home, 72S Twenty-first street last Monday afternoon, November 6, The ladles enjoyed their needlework until late in the afternoon, when the hostess jjerved refreshments. BRIDGE CLUB. The Duplicate Auction Bridge club held their meting at the Maids' and Matrons' club rooms last Wednesday afternoon, November 8. MRS. SMITH HOSTESS. Mrs. M. Smith entertained members of her aewing club at her home on fNladison avenuo last Tuesday aftor-noon. aftor-noon. Tho ladles spent the afternoon at their sewing and later tho hstess served a delicious luncheon. O. H. S. FOOTBALL BOYS. Dr. Ezra Clark Rich entertained the members of the Ogden High football foot-ball toam at the Orphoum last Thursday Thurs-day evening at a box party. LEAVE FOR COAST. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Garrison left Ogden yesterday for San Francisco, where thoy will visit with Mr. Garrison's Garri-son's brother. Later they will go to Vlctorvllle, where they will make V It their home. Mrs. Garrison was formerly for-merly Miss Pearl Briggs. SILVER TEA. Abraham Lincoln Circle, No. 2, will be entertained at a Silver Tea at the home of Mrs. George Bartlett, 2S44 Grant avenue, Tuesday afternoon, November No-vember 14. HOME INDUSTRY CLUE. Mrs. Fred Schade will be hostess to the Home Industry club at her home, 234S Madison avenue, Tuesday aftenoon, November 11. BAZAAR. The ladies of Abraham Iincoln Circle Cir-cle No. 2 will give a bazaar November Novem-ber 25 for which they are now making plans. The place where the event will be held will be announced later. MEETING TODAY. The Dramatic Section of the Historical His-torical society is meeting at the home of Miss Inez Adams, 2520 Madison avenue, this afternoon. MEET MONDAY. Mrs. Thompson Corn will entertain the Martha Society Monday, November Novem-ber 13, at her home of Twenty-third street. FROM OMAHA Mrs. William Jeffers of Omaha was an Ogden visitor during the week. AT HOSPITAL Mrs. A. A. McBride, wife of tho druggist, in in the Deo hospital. FOR MISS THOMAS Mrs. Walter Smythe entertained the club members recently in honor of Miss Florence Thomas. W. C. T. U. The Fifth Ward W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. Argubrlght, 2741 Monroe Mon-roe avenue, Wednesday at 2:30 o'clock. BIRTHDAY PARTY. Little Miss Jessie Craft, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Quincy R. Craft, 2559 Monroe avenue, is entertaining fourteen four-teen of her friends this afternoon from 3 until 5 o'clock at a birthday party. The day is Miss Jessie's ninth anniversary. ENTERTAIN CLUB. Mrs. William Holgreen will entertain enter-tain the Past Noble Grands club Thursday, November 16. OGDEN VISITORS. E. Peterson and Mr. Halls of Rex-burg, Rex-burg, Ida., have been the guests of Mr. P. Peterson and family, 2518 Lincoln Lin-coln avenue, during the week. |
