Show OUR WEEKLY GOSSIP I 1 what people are doing out of business hours THE MIRROR of THE TIIE fitly hotel notes of the pleasant and bochl transpiring ia in the great city for the fast wed A NOTABLE WOMAN many ladies of 0 the W 0 T U were much interested in the bright entertaining lady who addressed add the meeting held last monday afternoon and afterwards requested an all introduction to her promising themselves the pleasure of an early call the tb lady mentioned ie is mrs corinne S brown of chicago president of the the illinois womans comans alliance which is probably the only organization of the he kind in the world mrs brown is visiting v I 1 a biting her bar sister mrs afro hilliard on south so ath washington avenue and as many ogden ladies have already met her all may care to know something of her work the objects of the alliance are Is ast 1st t TO to an enforce to r ce all laws that have been enacted ento anto fo or r the protection of women and children aad 2nd to secure all new now laws that shall be found necessary 3rd ard to investigate all business establishments and factories where women and children are employed and nd public institutions where women and ad children are maintained ath to procure the appointment of women as health inep tors as members of boards of and to serve on boards of management of public institutions the meetings of the alliance are held monthly the attendance being about abou t eighty women these meetings are open to the press and any visitors the papers gladly publish their reports and dub public I 1 to sentiment assists them in their work of reform their motto is is justice to children loyalty to women it was the members of this alliance who gathered in a body strong and visited the city council to demand a second woman on the school b board ard and she was appointed in s edite p oil te of the unwillingness unwilling nees of the mayor among oher other duties performed by these brave women is the selection lection ee of proper persons tj ti act as an police matrons matrona mat rons that a higher class of women may be called upon to serve in that capacity perhaps a few words from a chicago paper may show mrs browns position tio panr in this t h 18 alliance the success of the alliance is mainly due to the energy and farsightedness sightedness far of its it a magnificent leader mrs corinne 8 brown BrowD first as corresponding secretary and then as president her clear head and upright heart have carried the alliance many storms aggressive and eliab pliable a she carries everything eing with her to see her is to admire her to know her bar is is to love her mrs brown is one of the directors of the queen isabella association and corresponding secretary of the international labor congress socially she holds a high position and is the wife of mr frank 0 brown cashier of the first national bank of chicago the ogden ladies who have bad had the pleasure of meeting this energetic woman both at the W 0 T U and at the W 0 T U and at the charitable meeting on tuesday extend to her ier a heartfelt welcome elcome to their city and are glad to give the right band of fellowship to one who has done so much tor for her sex and for humanity FOB FOR TUB THE university the ladles of the university committees have been considering the advisability of holding the university entertainment in the old opera building there has been DO no many complaints against having it there because because it seems so undesirable unsafe and insecure that it has been determined to serve lunches in the W W funge building on twenty fourth street and not have the entertainment tain ment part as was first anticipated As no building could be secured that would be convenient for both lunch lanch and entertainment it was thought best beat to serve a lunch now and have a series of fine fin entertainments some time la in the future the workers therefore are planning to make a speciality of their tables the refreshment freeli ment committee have an abundant supply an p I 1 Y of the very best there is I 1 in the city SI t they will have oysters served in the t various styles at lee ice fee cream and a nd fruits of all kind kin Y the ladies contemplate having a german table able a spanish table and other national tables which they propose making a very lery fine attraction there will be other features to justify the people in remembering the time and place mr marsh has donated two very be beautiful dutiful 1 lawn urns to the university an and d these will be disposed of probably by chances they are worth about one of these urns ran cabbe ba seen in the window of the citizens bank trev are both alike and are certainly a fine ane display of mr marahs marshs blit ralls artistic work they will no doubt be sold to a good advantage the refreshment committee also wishes that the people of the country that are willing to help the cause along will bring in such fruit and other supplies as they feel like doing such flach as apples pears peaches and 0 other r fruit butter and eggs etc AM AN CHANGE it has been decided to hold the meetings of the W 0 T U on wednesday instead of monday Monda yand and every two weeks instead of weekly aa 26 heretofore this will give many more an opportunity to attend than formerly for or mon monday ay is found by most housekeepers to ba be a busy day for the present the meetings will continue in the al E church and will be on alternate wednesdays with the semimonthly semi monthly meetings of the various church societies the Bap baptist list ep episcopal a I 1 and at B 1 societies all hold sessions on the first and nd third wed wednesdays a asse of each month and the W 0 T U have so arranged ar r d their work that their days d of m meeting shall not interfere wi with t t them hem it was also decided decide d that a convention shall b bo a held in ogden during the first week of december and rid that it hall be held two Inberg days delegates legates will be invited to attend from all the unions in the territory and interesting inhere ling speakers will address the mee meetings tinge further orrange arrangements range ments will be made when the I 1 ladies adles meet wednesday oct at the 51 E church all members are requested to be present WEDDING anniversary A very pleasant family party were gathered at the residence of mr and mrs mr G C 11 II mcclure on the first an nive reary of their wedding day and numerous and beautiful were the gifts from their friends and relatives mrs mcclure gave a family dinner party part od in nho honor nor of the occasion and all th the g good wishes abas for future prosperity and I 1 happiness a 1 RI given V a a the host and hosts hostess PP one n short hor t y year ear ago were again re reiterated iterated TO it wan was one day in the early part of the week on the electric car going up twenty fifth street she was a pretty little women with dark hair and rod eyes ebe she wag was prettily dressed and most mast attractive looking but she hannever had never before ridden in an electric car As ali BOOP soon as lie the car started she exclaimed mercy I 1 what makes this car shake so I 1 dont believe that man out there knows know jiow show to run ito it does it always do this way 7 A passenger near her bar her it ww was all right and no 0 V 1 i thing bad ad happened and for a moment ehe she w was hp quiet t suddenly the car stopped the he young lady uttered a little cry oh what ia is wrong 7 nothing the she was told we WD a are r e going over a crossing there was wass silence lance i till the next street was reached when the startled young woman got out with the remark that it ikebe ehe waa was forgiven fori civen for tiding this time she abe would walk in future much ti the amusement of those left behind beh ibid BIRTHDAY Bin PARTY A very merry company was gathered in the parlors company of ire joseph fans borne home on seventeenth street thursday evening to celebrate the fifteenth birthday of his daughter nellie among the guests were misses aliases addle wright janie taylor annie pidcock mollie woods lona woods joanna woodmansee nettie nettle boyle and lydia boyle and also carl grey gua gus brown fred clarke wal wals s ter clarke lowell woods waller waler heller and jeddie ri pidcock deock games of all kinds were played after which music and recitation were iu till order addie wright and janie taylor rave gave a very pretty piano duet and fred clarke and nellie farr each favored the company with a solo janie taylor highly entertained all the young people with her description crip tion of entertaining my biz big sisters bean boan and ray farr recited the tempest and what god made blade 11 in a sweet and winning way the little hostess received many pretty and useful gifts from her family and young friends refreshments consisting of cake candy nuts and fruit were served and the guests departed aber a delightful evening I 1 complimentary LUNCH mrs ad kuhns beautiful home waa was thrown open to a number of invited guests wednesday afternoon who were gathered in honor of mrs will rank of california the rooms ro 0 m e were beautifully decorated with flowers flo w e rs and were delightfully attractive the guests were received by mrs ad kuhn mrs abe juhu and miss Ro lunch was served in the dining room where the long table bad had been spread with ampro appropriate seriate and delicious refreshments the a lunch consisted of several courses and was exquisitely prepared and served the table decorations consisted of fruit and flowers beautifully arranged among those present were two friends of of mrs kuhn from salt lake city mm mra bates mrs graves mrs 11 P henderson mrs W 11 II harvey mrs hubble mrs afro rank sr mrs will rank R an k mrs marks mark 9 whalan alaa il mrs whalen Wh mrs ire hurlbut hu r but and mrs abe kuhn GRADE entertainment the mu musicale and literary entertainment tain ment tor for the united states class library of the central school was well attended friday evening and the pro gramme which was an inter interesting eating one was well carried out recitations were given by mies alias mary heath and miss bliss lily stayner and were particularly good vocal solos by miss stayner misa miss lezotte mies jost and miss dee were much enjoyed enad anad ad the mandolin club formed joy one on of the pleasant sant features of the cleasant evening evenin 9 and an their music wag was as usual one of the most attractive A pretty instrumental duet was rendered by misses aliases tavey and fell and a quartette by four young girls instrumental str solos by mias bliss ada barratt and miss bliss A Bar burkette kette and the school choruses were some of the othar numbers of interest taken as a whole it was a successful affair and will no doubt net a fair sum for the object given jeffersonian LITERARY CLUB A much needed literary club has been formed bv by a number of young people keople with prof currey at their bead ead this society holds its meetings every monday evening evenin in the new west academy and wilt w i probably pr 0 ba before the end of the favor Is 0 O r the people of ogden with a public p ib meeting each evenings pro dro gramme consists of recitations from well known authors and par papers parera era upon selected subjects As soon as possible ble music will be introduced as a permanent feature of the work tomorrow to morrow evening will be in the study of the life and works work so of I 1 dr oliver wendell holmes olmes ll one of the brightest of american writers some of the members of this club are prof curr currey ey 11 E badger ben miss bliss nellie buchmiller Huch miller miss lettie buchmiller mies miss mamie littlefield the misses aliases agnes and may maguire 0 31 andrews 0 A hendershot 0 E crocker and B A holbrook GOLDEN lioun HOUR SOCIABLE the pound sociable given by the golden hour club thursday evening evening was a great ance cess socially an and financially there were pound parcels of al alle izes and shapes which were auctioned off under the able management of mr george shorten A dainty lunch consisting ol 01 sandwiches and coffee was served by the members of the society and the following 10 w i n g pro ro gramme was rendered A vii violin i n solo alby by miss bliss dottie cannon a solo by mias alias mary cole also one by miss bliss flora purdy a duet by miss bliss minni champneys and an d mr J jos oa bal intone ln In tyne and a tenor solo by mr wilford hinchcliff inchcliff Il all were excellent and judging from the applause highly big hy I 1 appreciated precia ted by the audience the members of this really popular club cannot but feel pleased with the ready assistance given them in ia any and every enterprise undertaken by them and the full attendance at their entertainments DONKEY FAMY PARTY thirty five little ones were made happy wednesday afternoon through the kindness kind nesi of afro J 0 armstrong who in honor of her little nephew albert hoffman of chicago gave a pleasant little party at her lovely home ome on jefferson avenue of cobisi the donkey waa was the principal attraction till the I 1 grab bag was wa a brought in then the children went wen t fairly wild as one gift a ter another was held ap to view when tok labey were for their very own their delight knew no bounds the refreshments are always a source of pleasure to little ones and this case proved d no exception to the rule the climax x of the afternoon was reached when black and white dolls were found in each piece of cake a bonde r fully pleasant childrens party and will be long remembered by he the little guests CARD PARTY miss bliss hannah deo dee entertained a few friends on wednesday evening at her home on grant avenue the honored guest being mr air cregier cregler of chicago cylc ago progressive gest r ogress ive encher eacher absorbed the attention atthe athe of the guests during the he t evening after which refreshments consisting of sandwiches coffee ice cream and cake were served the guests present were mr and mrs afro J 0 arm armstrong 8 trong mr and mrs ensign mr burgitt mr Blodgett Mr cateon mr crane mr ll 11 offman of chicago mr and mrs marks mr will burt mr max mayor Mayer mrs dr anderson mrs button mrs banks mies miss bowring miss alies bailon mason I 1 R rhodes bodes and misa miss powers the principal erizea were won by miss mcgilton and mr hoffman and were very pretty DAY members of the chautauqua class all over the united states united monday in celebrating columbus day an appropriate a pro gramme waa wall prepared 11 pared and an published tor for classes to fa follow the chautauqua cla clabea sea at t mra afro E Ell il lotta lotts bad had each papers or a some ome part prepared for the occasion but owing owin 11 to unavoidable circumstances severa beveral were unable to be present an interesting te debate t took place between elliott and miss bliss nason on the subject was columbus an im poster poet erT this was listened to with much pleasure and interest misa bliss engle smitha smiths paper on the life of columbus was a well written scholarly arti article c ae the leebon for the day was a continuation tin nation of 0 that of last week with the addition of a description of the Smith soulan institute and the battle of banker hill progressive mrs ensign entertained a number of friends on thursday evening la in honor of her gneeta guests mr hodman hoffman and mr cregier of chicago progressive euchre waa was the special came game of the evening and after an exciting contest miss bliss hannah dae dee wo won n the pretty cracker jai jar offered as first prize while mr JO armstrong received the booby prize of two paper owls very lifee refreshments were served on email small tables the daintiest st et of china being used among the guests were mr and mrs john berry mr and mra mrs J 0 armstrong mr and mrs marks mr and mrs afro shields mr R G hill miss alias hannah dee miss bliss bowring mrs banks mrs sutton 0 mr dee mr burgitt mrs afro P II 11 andersen anderson misa miss MaJi mcjilton |