13 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1919
Page
1
The Club Calendar lists multiple society events. Lai Club gathering near Wednesday with Mrs. Whter Ashment and other clubs planning luncheons, needlework, music programs, and literary meetings. It notes the Luther League, Dorcas Society, Royal Neighbors, and City Federation discussions on constitution updates and a Woodrow Wilson letter.
Mrs. Fred N Hess, longtime secretary, heads a drive by the Children's Aid Society of Ogden. Readers are reminded of the agency’s work aiding families, including tutoring and temporary assistance, as members highlight successes such as a boy who sent his $10 to the group, illustrating the value of giving.
A large wartime benefit at the Berthana honored soldiers sailors and marines with a reception and dance. Mrs Falck spoke for the Women of American Patriots praising loyalty and service, while gifts decorations and a fourteen pound silver ribbon cake drew crowd attention. Local organizers J G Eldredge Jr and Mrs Charles Lippincott led the event.
A February Munter benefit recital is noted along with petitions to appoint a Dean of Women as prorector counselor in Ogden. Federation of Warner's clubs supports Red Cross sales. January 6, 1920, meeting at Cis Hall planned. Various social gatherings include So.ny Club, Queen Esther Chapter Eastern Star, 600 Club, Buena Tempo Club, and Mormon Battalion event details.
A Tuesday tea in the Inter est of the W. W. C. Wherry Tet is reviewed with splendid remarks. About three hundred guests attended the First Congregational church event in Caren. Decorations of tea roses and ferns graced the tables. Assistants included Mrs. Baradich and Miss Katherine Dixen among others. Mary Parmley and Gladys Rich led a musical program with vocal and violin performances. Refreshments were served in the afternoon and a musicale closed the gathering.
Miss Grace Freeman the fiancée of Albert B. Warden attended a Wednesday Manor shower hosted by Mrs. Prout Meintere. Guests enjoyed vocal and instrumental numbers by local attendees and nieces and further socializing followed with refreshments.
Attendees at the event include Mestred N Tess Mrs Edward Uiebsel Me Flo Gwil Nebeker Mrs Selen Glick Mr Ray Falmer Mrs AE Collins Mia Glange Rick Miss Sophella Ruayen Miss Wardthy Weight and Miss Katherine Joyce. Conference attendance noted in Salt Lake City as part of the YW gathering.
Mrs City alieon and Mrs Clyde Woodcock hosted a progressive party for their club last Thursday evening with tenors, flowers, and a birthday cake for Mrs Aitsan. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lanese Cherstrom, Mr Chester Wilcox, Mr and Mrs Edward Osborne, Mr and Mrs Mervin Shiow, Mr and Mrs Patterson, Mrs Bord Stevens, and Mrs Kate Miller among others. The event started with seating, songs, and dancing, then a late supper at the Alliven residence. The Thirteenth Ward religion club held a Christman party with Mr and Mrs George Rivnham and Miss Glenna Feit among attendees, thirty-two members enjoyed catees and dancing, with refreshments served.
A note reports Joseph Larkin leaving Gydow last Thursday evening for San Francisco to begin a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He expects to be away about ten years. The text is garbled but indicates a church missionary departure.
A gathering hosted by Maytor J Healy at the University Club featured cohosts and guests from Globe Mills and the Larkin Company. The evening included games, refreshments, and musical selections by J Tralanis Lewis, Aniene, and Hinehitte, with Nat Henrn Brown announcing the closing. A forthcoming play project titled He Trithed with the Trad is planned for next week at the Eleventh War.
Fragmentary notice cites E W Grove discussing headaches from colds and a remedy. It mentions Pax feverish headaches and a number of tablets, with unclear reference to quinine and a physician name. Overall details are uncertain due to garbled text.
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