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Show LflDIES" LITERARY SOCIETY EASTER TEA IT BERTH 15 LARGEST SOCIAL EVENT BIVEN IN OCDEI TRIS SEASON Ogden's Berthana was really over-' crowded yesterday afternoon when the Ladies' Literary society enter talned at their annual Easter tea anc those who attended the event, which proved to be quite the largest and most successful social affair given in Ogden for some time, were entertained in a most delightful manner for the ladies of the society had left nothing undone which might add to the pleasure pleas-ure of their guests. From four until seven o'clock a splendidly splen-didly arranged program of dances, afforded af-forded by the Camp Lewis soldier players and Miss Lillian Thatcher's enlarged orchestra Berthana, throughout the ballroom, blue room, reception halls and in the dining rooms was most effectively decorated dec-orated with bright flowers of spring and with the American colors. In the dance hall proper and at the northwest north-west corner there was a lovely booth arranged where flowers and various articles were disposed of by Mrs. H. W. Dunn and a group of attractive young ladies. Here the little flower I girls, Miss Florence Dunn and Miss Avon Rich, dressed in the dantiest of costumes and with lovely picture hats sold t lowers nicely arranged in baskets bas-kets adorned with bright ribbons. Small ferns and plants as well as large wicker baskets and vases of spring flowers were disposed of by At the other end of the beautiful ball the tea tables were set and presided pre-sided over by some of the prominent society ladies of the city. Mrs Simon l Bamberger, wife of the governor with Mrs. H Dinwoody of the capital city was present and presided over one of the tea tables a time during the afternoon. Those who poured during the afternoon were: Mrs. Edward M Conroy, Mrs. William Wil-liam II. Wattis, Mrs. T. Samuel Browning. Brown-ing. Mrs. John Edward Carver, Mrs. Simon Bamberger, wife of Governor Bamberger; Ms. Josephine- Hirst Mrs. A. P Bigelow, Mrs. Marion Banks, Mrs. Hobbs, Mrs J. T. Lynch, Mrs. J. R, Cooper. Mrs. P. B. Haslet, Mrs. A. T. Wright, Mrs. S. S. Smith. Mrs E. O Wattis, Mrs. A. R. Heywood, Mrs D! H Ensign, Mrs R. D. Bobbins, Mrs. Joel Ricks. Mrs. R. W. Emmi tl Mrs. E. . Rich. Mrs. Thomas Deo, Mrs. Archie Bowman. Mrs. Joseph Clark, Mrs. Elsie D. Badcon, Mrs. M. S. Browning, Mrs H. Dinwoody of Salt Lake, and .Mrs lhn M. Browning. Tea. cakes and mints were nicely served by the following atractively gowned young ladies: Thelma Woodmansee, Inex Fulton, Doris Watson, Ida Scowcroft, Lucille Thomas, Blanche Browning. Natal i Bagley, Helen Conroy, Almina Bagley, Margarie ("lark, Mrs. Douglas Swan, Mrs. Clarence Wright, Madallne Toy, Catherine Hyman. Margaret Wright, Marian Dougan and Juanlta Ballan-tyne. Ballan-tyne. Promptly at the appointed hour, four o'clock, the program of dances b an with the girls ot the Deaf school, under un-der the direction of Mrs. Belle Salmon Ross, giving a remarkable demonstration demonstra-tion ot perfect rythm and unusual grace in two distinct dances, "The May Queen" and "Moment Musical," for which Miss Dorothy Prout presided at the piano and Miss Lillian Thatcht i musicians furnished the orcht itl ll music. The girls from the school who took part in the dances received enthusiastic en-thusiastic applause from the large number of guests seated about the ball room and standing in groups. There were also many guests seated in the balcony when the program began and others called during the afternoon Those who appeared in the dam 68 were: Misses Edna Wright, Verna Williams, Wil-liams, Elsie Lamb, Gladys Jones, Nina Crowthers, Katie Jones, Caroline Wood, Ellen Lusk. lona Homandcr, Inn Llnderman, Kathui.ne Growth-ers, Growth-ers, Verda Young, Myrtle Jewell, Rhu da Evans, Mary Irlng and Violet Tay lor. The next number on the program was a dance by Miss Florence Dunn and Miss c.n Rieh, the flower girls li" SC or ted Bfisl Katherine Shuffle-barger Shuffle-barger in her dance, "The Spirit of Spring " This was exceptionally well executed and the girls were received with hearty applause. Following came the Butterfly dance In wTiich some of 'he most attractive girls of the Ogden high school appeared in costumes ap-propriate ap-propriate tn the dance in which they nppeared. These young ladies had teen schooled by Miss Sophie Weth-erell, Weth-erell, instructor at the Ogden high school and their dancing was exceptionally excep-tionally graceful. Miss Zola Shaw, 'Miss Ruth Schofield, Miss Vera Parry'. Miss Amelia Hansen, Bfiss Thelma I Miller and Miss Verna Lloyd took part i in the dance and also in the Pipes of Arcady, a dance which included thirty -i two of the girls lrom the school and in which Miss Annette Cunningham ! starred as the queen. Miss Cunning-I Cunning-I ham also appeared in the Italian dance .and was equally as entrancing as queen in the Pipes of Arcady. In the latter the following young ladies I danced: M ses Florence Wattis, Florence Benson, S hernia Hendershot, Catherine Cather-ine I U ndershot Ruth Weatherbv, Bet- Ity Hurst, Addis Thomas, Adelaide Ishton, Rose Adams, Warda Nutlall. jVlnette l" rr, Martha Rodgers. Mar- menu- waiiace, Uernice Harris, Alice Garder, Helen Moore, Bernlta Carman. Car-man. Evelyn Corey, Alton Stahr, Zeiia Wood, Phyllis McOinley, Charlotte Davis, Da-vis, Hope Fox. Claudia Roberts, Virginia Vir-ginia Baker and Lois Williams Following the cabaret dancing the Gamp Lewis players who were appear. In al ihe Orpheum theater esterday evening, entertained the entire assent blage with some of their cleverest selections se-lections of song and instrumental num-bi num-bi The boys are thorough professionals profes-sionals and their presence at the tea ye terday was exceedingly enjoyed b all. At 5:30 o'clock the Fashion Show was staged and under a bright spot-lielr spot-lielr operated from the orchestra bah cony some of this city's prettiest young ladies from tiny mRses up, ap. peared in the loveliest of spring cos-tumes, cos-tumes, The girls represented the varl- ' "I ;' " I - storet oi the ity .md re- i i Ived the applause of the guests pres. ent W. Hi Wright & Sons company. Wolf, rs, Iast & Thomas and Hurts were represented by the following-Mrs. following-Mrs. Ted Littlefield. Miss May Por tenfleld, Miss Irene W alker, Miss Bes-sie Bes-sie Nlles, Miss Vera Jones, Miss Mar-Ian Mar-Ian Browning, Miss Vivian Carroll. Mi Doris Watson. Miss Lophella Runyon. Mrs. E. Dumke, Mrs Lawrence Law-rence T. Dee, Miss Pauline Wright, Margaret Buehmiller, Louiso Kccles, Marietta M Intyre, Bettie Weist. Ruth Scowcroft, May Scowcroft and Thelma Woodmansee. The guests present received a sur-pri sur-pri later In the afternoon when War-pen War-pen L Wattis, president of the Weber club, appeared in the balcony and introduced in-troduced Senator Reed Smoot. who gave a short address to the assemblage. assemb-lage. The remainder of the afternoon was spent in duueing and Miss Thatcher's orchestra gave a fine program of danct : elections. During an intermission, intermis-sion, Rev. William W. Fleetwood, dean ol 81 Mark's cathedral of Salt Lake City, who was a guest of the club tor the aiternoou, auctioned off some of the beautiful baskets of flowers and plants lrom Miss Elizabeth Huth's Flower Shop and for which the funus were given to the Ladies' Literary society. so-ciety. The amount derived from the party above expenses will be given to local charities by the Ladies' Literary society. |