Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-06-27 | Page 6 | Society

GUSTO PROM BAN FRANCISCO Miss Lillian lasher of San Francisco Fran-cisco Is the guest of Mrs John Doyle of 379H Washington avenue. IjF.A i s FOR V I It N Miss Mona Stulih left Friday evening eve-ning for Arlington, Wyo , w here ihe will spent most of her vacation. TO MFKT IN SALT LAKE. The Women'H ltellet CVrps. will hold a department convention In Salt Lake Frldnv June .10, In the I. O O. F. hall. TO ENTERTAIN Mrs. George E Browning will entertain en-tertain the members of the O. A. O KenslnKton club tomorrow afternoon at her summer home at Falrmonnt In Osdcn Canyon. PICNIC AT lvORIN FARR PARK. Tho Ivroweldecn Sewing club will gie a picnic at Lorln F'arr park on Thursday afternoon, CI. I'll TO I.I I N I CRT A I VP D The Ladies' Aid society of the )-:n-llsh Lutheran church will be entertained enter-tained by Mr P S. Wilson at her homo "7 57 Ji fferson avenue, tomorrow tomor-row afternoon at 2 30 o'clock. SPENDING SUMMER IN CALIF, Mrs. A. A. McBride and daughters. Ruth and Roberta, are spending the summer in Venice. Calif. GOES TO IDAHO. Mrs A W. Walker and daughter. Mary and niece Fay Spencer, and Mlaa Siha Tomllnson left Sunday centnsc for Spencer. Idaho, to spend the summer sum-mer Mrs H. H Spencer and grm.!-son, grm.!-son, Spencer Walker, left this morning morn-ing by automobile, for Idaho RETURNS HOME. Mr and Mrs C. S. Gunnell and daughter. Betty Jane, returned this morning after a 10 days' visit to Boise and other Idaho points. EXPECTED FROM NEW YORK Margaret Long Is expected tomorrow tomor-row from New York where she has been attending the Columbia l Qlvar-sjty Qlvar-sjty for the past year. RETURN HOME. Mr. Richard A Peirce, who has been visiting for several weeks with her sister. Mrs Harry L. Shibley. In San Francisco, has returned to Ogden Og-den She also visited in I la Monte, Santa CruJ, Montenjoy, Santa Barbara Bar-bara and Los Angeles While in Ixs Angeles she was the guest of Mm. Frcd.C. Clark, formerly of thi.s city Mr? Peirce left yesterday afternoon with Mr. Peirce. who Is general superintendent sup-erintendent of tho Oregon Short Line ' railroad, on a trip over his division. They expect to be gone 10 days.