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Show SOCIETY - 1 .FOR MISS MARY ABBOTT. Miss Helen Towne is entertaining - at an afterinoon tea today In compli-J compli-J ment to Miss Mary Abbott, whose en-1 en-1 gagement to Robert Corlett of Califor-" Califor-" nia has been announced. POINSETTA CLUB. The Poinsetta club hold a pleasant meeting with Mrs. G. D. Jost last Thursday afternoon at her home on Herrick avenue. The hostess served a delicious luncheon before the guests ! departed. The club will meet again . October 26 with Mrs. T. A. Jost, on : Twenty-second street. RETURNS HOME. Mrs. H. P. Pratt has returned to her home in Salt Lako after a pleasant visit in this city with Mrs. W. E. Archibald for the past week. TO ATTEND CONVENTION. Mrs. Flora M. Freeman, superintendent superin-tendent of the San Francisco Crltten-don Crltten-don home Is in Ogden and will spend Sunday with Miss Minis, local superintendent super-intendent of the Crittendon home. Mrs. Freeman will inspect the work here and will leave on Monday for the east where she will attend the national convention of Crittendon home superintendents. SILVER BEE CLUB. Mrs. Trolicht entertained the Silver Bee club last Wednesday afternoon at her home. A delicious luncheon was served and a very pleasant time was passed. Those present were: Mesdames Holland, Eggleston, Wilson, Wil-son, Lightener, Pimlott, Calvert, Hanson, Han-son, Broen, Kramer, Dana, Coppock, Dunham, Bergen, Hadlock, Hains. The club will meet again November 1, with Mrs. Breen, 2321 Lincoln avenue. NO MEETING OF SACRED HEART LEAGUE. As the ladies of St. Joseph's church are so busy preparing for the coming bazaar, there will be no meeting meet-ing of the League of the Sacred Heart. Leaflets will be distributed at the church. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Thomas announce the engagement of their daughter, Nellie, to Henry D. Young of Ogden. The wedding will occur late in October. Oc-tober. METHODIST LADIES' AID. The LadieB Aid Society of the First Methodist church held a pleasant pleas-ant meeting at the home of Mrs. Gertrude Ger-trude Carr, 1341 Twenty-fifth street last Thursday afternoon, October 19. The Mesdames Paine. Middleton, Crav en and Beason assisted the hostess in entertaining about sixty ladles of the society and their friends. A short program of readings and music was followed by service of refreshments. The day was an especially enjoyable one. PRESBYTERIAN LADIES' AID. The four sections of the Ladies' Aid society of the First Presbyterian church will meet on Tuesday as follows: fol-lows: With Mrs. W. T. Astlll, 2531 Tyler avenue Mrs. Ralph Roberts, 2531 Fowler avenue. Mrs. R. J. Horrocks. 579 Twenty-fourth street. Mrs. Fred Seppich, 2858 Hudson avenue. The meetings commence at 2:30 and are for needle work. FOR MISS LORETTA GREENWELL. A nicely arranged parcel shower was given last Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss Loretta Greenwell whose engagement to Mr. Lawrence Richards has been announced. The hostesses of the affair were Mrs. Clyde Greenwell and Miss Mildred Pardoe. The afternoon was pleasantly pleasant-ly spent by the ladios attending. Mrs. Greenwell and her sister served refreshments. re-freshments. The table was prettily decorated with cut flowers and covers cov-ers were laid for the following; Miss Ruth White, Miss Vera Bltton, Miss Arleen Stevens, MIsb Packard. Mrs. George Greenwell, MIbs Meda Green-J well, Miss Edith Halgren, Miss Pearl Greenwell, MIsb Kate Greenwell and Miss Loretta Greenwell. The bride-to-be received many lovely gifts. PRESBYTERIAN CRADLE ROLL. The Presbyterian Cradle Roll will meet next Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the church parlors with the following ladles as hostesses: Mrs. Thompson Corn, Mrs. C. M. Fox, Mrs. P. M. Lee, Mrs. J. E. Parks, Mrs. H. M. Armel, Mtb. William James, Mrs. John Teller, Mrs. Fred Carr, Mrs. John Williams, Mrs. W. C. Higgins, Mrs. A, Y. Richmond. Mrs. Angus Kennedy will give several children's readings and Mrs. Rylands will furnish fur-nish the music for the afternoon. A pleasant feature will be the service of refreshments. FOR BRIDE-TO-BE. Miss Margaret Hanley entertained at a parcel shower In honor of Miss Pearl Brlggs, who will be the bride of Roy Garrison this month. Games and music was enjoyed, after which a delicious luncheon was served. Miss Briggs received many beautiful and useful presents. Those present were the Misses Pearl and Hannah Brlggs, Lillian Chrlstopherson, Ida Heath, Tressa Scott, Mabel Pesh, Mary Stephens, Francis Stoddard, Vivian Cantwell, Vera Leavitt, Eva Paine, Catheryn and Helen Hanley, Mrs. Ezra Jones, Mrs. Emma Harris Brown, Mrs. Myrtle Myr-tle Wilson Orton, Mrs. Brlggs u-d Mrs. Hanley. SOCIAL GIVEN BY BEEHIVE GIRLS The Blue Bird Swarm of the Harrls-villo Harrls-villo ward gave a social Friday evening eve-ning at the bee keeper's home. The color Bcheme was in blue aud white. In the living room was a large beehive bee-hive and bees flying toward it. The evening was spent in playing games, music and display of the different cells after which supper was served. The center decoration of tabic was a large bluo bltd. Those present were' Mr. and Mrs. W, H. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Swenson, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lowder, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. D. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Swenson. Mrs. C. W. Swanson, MIbs Nellie Taylor, Miss Inez Swenson, Miss Mary Larson, Miss Beatrice Taylor, Misa Wlnnifred Lowder, Miss Evelyn Swanson and Miss Violet Lowder. KENSINGTON FOR MISS ABBOTT. Miss Louise Pierce was hostess at a prettily appointed Kensington lRBt f i TueBday afternoon, October 17, at tlie I. N. Pierce home, 2828 Washington avenue. The affair was given in honor hon-or of Miss Mary Abbott, an autumn bride-to-be. Throughout the home a very pretty color scheme of yellow and white was carried out with large bouquets of yellow and white dahlias being arranged ar-ranged in vases. In the dining room where the hostess served a tempting luncheon, the flowers graced the table. Coveis were laid for 20 guests. At each plate attractive yellow and white cards and yellow and white dahlias were placed. The guests presented pre-sented Miss Abbott with a beautiful serving tray. 'GUEST, HONORED BY OGDEN LODGE. Mrs. Lydia Douglas, member of di-vision di-vision No. 2.00, G. I. A. to B. of L. E., and grand inspector for western divi sions, was an honored guest Thursday evening after an all-day session with Clara Barton, division No. 237v G. 1 A. to B. of L. E. A very pleasing program pro-gram was presented by daughters of the local division as follows: Edna Gilchirst, piano solo; Vera Jones, solo, "Love's Message;" Misses F. and L. Zimmerman, violin and piano duet; Mrs. Edna Smith, "Little Gray Home in the West;" Myrtle Shields, piano solo; Miss Janes and Mrs. Smythe, vocal duet; Miss M. Shields, accompanist. Mrs. Jessie Smythe, president of No. 237, Introduced the grand officer, and in a fine well-chosen remarks presented pre-sented Mrs. Douglas with a beautiful souvenir spoon of the Ogden Lucin Cutoff Cut-off as a token of the appreciation from the members to which Mrs. Douglas responded, expressing herself as well pleased with the condition of books, rituals, etc., and especially the floor work as It was presented by the officers offi-cers and members marking them perfect. per-fect. Mrs. Douglas Is a frequent visitor visi-tor to Ogden spending part of the summer vacation here in company with her husband, they stop as a rule at the Hot Springs and Ogden canyon, and is never tired of singing the praises of our beautiful mountains and healthy climate. Miss Alice Manning is entertaining her until Monday, when she departs for Las Vegas, New, inspecting Salt Lake division on her return trip, which will be the 28th of October, then on east. RETURN HOME. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Healy have returned from an extended visit to the coast. Mr. Healy Is Improved in health. VISITING SON. Mrs. Ed. LInsley, mother of Ray Llnsley, is visiting her son on Wall avenue. Mrs. Llnsley has been absent ab-sent from our city for about two years, spending a good part of the time in Alaska with her daughter and son-in-law who reside there. SELECT NEW OFFICERS. Officers of the Maids' and Matrons' club for the ensuing year were selected select-ed yesterday as follows: Mrs. Ralph E. Hoag, president; Mrs. M. S. Browning, Brown-ing, first vice president; Mrs. Abbot R. Heywood, second vice president; Mrs, Ezra C. Rich, third vice president; presi-dent; Miss Edna Towne, secretary and the Mesdames Fred J. Kiosel, W. H. Wattis, George E. Maule, G. L. Becker and W. W. Fleetwood, directors. MISS DOROTHEA BROWNING HOSTESS. Thirty ladles were the guests of Miss Dorothea Browning yesterday afternoon af-ternoon at a lovely tea given at the 'Maids' and Matrons' club In honor of two of MIsb Browning's former classmates, class-mates, Mrs. Carlos Close and Mrs. Warren Tucker, graduates of Stanford Stan-ford university. The tea table was very attractive with a central bouquet bou-quet of pink chrysanthemums and a perfectly prepared menu was served. DINNER DANCE. Monday evening at the Maids' and Matrons' club a dinner dance will be given. W. R. C. INSPECTION. The W. R. C. inspection on Friday afternoon was a huge success, a delegation dele-gation of twenty-five from Salt Lake attending. The department commander comman-der and staff, department president, Miss Hines of the W. R. C. and her official family with the Dix Logan W. R. C. and G. A. R. post numbering number-ing about one hundred and thirty were seated at a perfectly prepared banquet at noon, when some lively toasts were given and responded to. The Salt Lako delegation returned to their homes in tho evoning singing sing-ing praises for Ogden "now and forever." for-ever." oo WILL ENTERTAIN. Mrs. H. B. Sawyer will entertain members of the Past Noble Grand club, Thursday, October 2G, at bor home on Harrison avenue. ( Continued from Page S ) OO ' Society MRS. O'BRIEN HOSTESS. Mrs. James O'Brien was the charming charm-ing hostess of the Mizpah 500 club at her home on Twenty-second street, last evening. The following numbers were present: pres-ent: Misses Erma Moore. Arleen Stevens, Meda Parry, Ruth White, Edna Cragun, Elizabeth Blair and Vera Bitton, Messrs. Albert Squires, Leo Squires, Earl PIngree, Harold Parry, Frank Williams, James O'Brien, RobL Goodman and William Gormley. HALLOWE'EN CARD PARTY. The Royal Neighbors of America will give a Hallowe'en card party Monday evening, October 23 in the I. O. O. F. hall in the Fraternity block. Music and refreshments will be a part of the entertainment for which a small admission fee will be charged. RETURNS TO OGDEN. Mrs. Fred N. Hess has returned from the east, and the family is now located at 2703 Washington avenue the Browning apartments. FROM DENVER. Miss Margaret Holland of Denvei spent the week in Ogden with friends and relatives. She will leave for the coast Sunday evening to spend the winter months. FOR BEN E. YOUNG. A very successful social was giver In the Twelfth ward on Tuesday, Oc tober 17 in honor of Mr. Ben E Young, who leaves for a mission ir New Zealand for the Mormon church A big crowd enjoyed the dancing, Mr Young Is a popular member of the ward and he takes with him the good wishes of many friends and gifts that will remind him of his associates. HOME CULTURE CLUB. The Home Culture club will meet with Mrs. C. W. Kendall. 983 Twenty-third Twenty-third street Wednesday afternoon, October Oc-tober 26. 1916 SEWING CLUUB. Mrs. Hazel Fleming was hostess to members of the 1916 Sewing club at her home on Hall's Court last Wednesday Wed-nesday afternoon, October IS. The ladles enjoyed their needlework until 4 o'clock when Mrs. Fleming served refreshments. MEET THURSDAY. The Child Culture club members will be entertained at the Berthana, Thursday, October 26 by Mrs. J. U-Eldredge, U-Eldredge, 'Jr., and Mrs. Charles Em-pey. Em-pey. SILVER TEA. A large number of the members of the St. Joseph's Catholic church and their friends attended the Silver tea given last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Reverend Father Cushna-han Cushna-han for the benefit of the Catholic bazaar to be held soon. During tho afternoon and evening refreshments were served. The funds derived from the affair will be used to make tho bazaar a success. UTOPIA CLUB. The Utopia club will meet wltb Mrs. W. F. Madsen next Wednesday afternoon, October 25 at her residence, resi-dence, 2648 Barlow avenue. FIRST WARD W. C. T. U. I Mrs. H. P. Hantz was hostess to the First Ward W. C. T. U. Wednes-, day afternoon of this week- After de-votlonals, de-votlonals, reports of officers wore given. The membership committee reported the names of two new members, mem-bers, Mrs. Mary Drake and Mrs. Emma Em-ma Chausse. The program for the afternoon included in-cluded the reading "The Root Beer Fraud," by Mrs. J. F. Freeland, which showed that all home drinks which are fermented with yeast, contain alcohol. al-cohol. "Safe Non-Alcoholic Remedies" was a subject discussed by all present aft-' er Mrs. G. A. Muller and Miss Leota ' Kennedy had read articles on the sub-' ject. in which physicians gave tho I opinion that the use of alcohol for any disease was injurious. Their opinion was that in cases of heart trouble! hot and cold applications to the nplne given alternately were more stlmulat-ing stlmulat-ing than brandy and left no bad effects. ef-fects. Mrs. Hantz read "Necessity of Teaching School Children Thrift and Economy." A discussion followed In which all agreed that school savings banks would have a beneficial effect. The hostess served delicious refreshments. re-freshments. The next meeting will be November 15, with Mrs. J. W. Welch, 3003 Grant avenue. THIMBLE CLUB. Mrs. Oscar Couch will be hostess . to the members of tho Sego Lily Thimble club Tuesday afternoon, Oc-: Oc-: tober 24 at her home, 2047 Jefferson avenue. MEETING TODAY. The Historical society Is meeting with Mrs. "W. TV. Gillies at her apartments apart-ments on Butler avenue this afternoon. after-noon. FOURTH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED Mrs. R. C. Hawkins entertained at a birthday party last Monday afternoon after-noon at her homo, 559 Twenty-ninth street, in honor of her little daughter. daugh-ter. Nora, the day being Nora's fourth ' birthday. A dainty luncheon was s served by Mrs. Hawkins, assisted by Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. E. Rowland. - The lltle guests who spent the afternoon after-noon with their tiny hostess were: Misses Ruth Belnap, Lillian Henderson. Hender-son. Irraa Rawson, Thelma Moran, El-nora El-nora Murphy, Charlene Bell, Nora 1 Hawkins, Jewel Taylor and Marjoric " Bell; Masters Frank Taylor, Fred ' Rowland, Buddie Tribe. Ray Corey, 1 Joe von Racklnson, Wesley Tribe. rN COAST VISIT. Miss Beatrice Davis and Miss Mildred Mil-dred Doty of this city departed last Sunday night for Sacramento, Calif., where they will visit Miss Davis' brother and wife. Before returning they will visit San Francisco, Los Angeles and other southern California cities. ENTERTAINED. William Clegg of Downey, Idaho, son of Mrs. Mary Burrup of Ogden. was pleasantly entertained by his daughter, Mrs. J. M. Russell one day this week. Mr. Clegg Is well-known in this city. BUTLER-FRONK. 6 Following the wedding of Miss Hor-tense Hor-tense Butler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Butler of West Twelfth street, and Lester H. Fronk of this city last Wednesday in the Salt Lake temple, a pleasant wedding reception was tendered the young couple at tho home of the bride's parents on Wed-nesday Wed-nesday evening. Tho Butler home was prettily decorated in a color ' ft scheme of pink and white with fall t f! flowers and autumn leaves. During ! fj the evening many friends of the cou- J; pie called at the home and before their departure were seated at a de- 1 llghtful wedding supper. A tempting j menu was served to about ninety 1 guests. The bride was very attractive In a gown of cream crepe-de-china ,: with velvet trimmings and carried a , bouquet of bride's roses. Mr and Mrs. Fronk are well-known in Ogdea, (Continued on Page 12.) j oc 1 Society both having been employed at the John Scowcroft & Sons' company. They will make their home on East Twelfth street. LADIES' LITERARY SOCIETY. The Ladies Literary club held a pleasantly meeting last Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. I. N. Fulton 280 Lincoln avenue. Mrs. Arnold 'Bowman 'Bow-man had charge of the program and the following topics were given-"Home given-"Home Life in Colonial Days" by Mrs Douglas Watson; "Colonial Furniture, Furni-ture, Mrs William C. Wright; "Colo- "p S ,eiAL J03eim Thomas; 'Colonial China," Mrs. D. T Herdti r8' E; B-,Haslet- Mrs. Dan Ensign! Mrs. Nicholas and Mrs. Clyde Fulton were guests of the club for the afternoon after-noon At the close of the meeting the hostess served refreshments The club will meet in two weeks with Mrs. John Culley, |
