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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1917
Page
4
Rabindranath Tagore, noted poet and playwright, gained European and American recognition for his poetry, essays, and literary influence. His key works include philosophical poetry and dramatic pieces, with critical acclaim for spiritual and artistic depth shaping modern literature.
The Daughters of Pioneers met at the home of Mrs. Sire with Mrs. Mary Mildeton honored. A Glen Johnson hymn and reading followed by remarks by Miss Carroll McCune framed a program of songs poems and stories, with plans for the next gathering led by Mrs. Anderson and hosted by Mrs. Filvermhorn.
The wedding of Maurice Brandon to Marie Laine took place on a Friday at 2:30 in Brlehata City. Guests included Mr and Mrs A. A. Tradon of Ogden, with a reception at Madison Avenue following the ceremony. The Record notes the event as a cordial gathering with many friends and a miscellaneous shower held at the home of Miss Tran Case of California.
Visted in Ogden Miss Vertha Thing with a broken J Me binels returns to My cional Way in Reno. The note references Rparks and a local journey linked to Nev.
Fragmentary OCR from Pocatello area mentions Gunnell and Gunnett sisters and a return Friday. Details are unreadable. cannot determine full event or action.
A sequence of early 20th century social events centers on Miss Susie Jacobs with a kitchen shower at Read Nene Washington Avenue led by elder Mien Joxentine Volker and Mise Vitaie Jacoba, plus a separate celebration for Miss Jacobs with twenty four guests, musical selections, and tokens of friendship. Also reported is the wedding of Miss Neta West to George Phelps in Montpelier, with detailed bridal attire and home decorations. Community notices include the Fourth Ward WCTU meeting and a county-style social dinner with many attendees and planned program items.
Miss Nettie Dunsmore and Miss Gemmaie Tarry left Thursday for Southern California to attend a summer program at the University of California Berkeley while Miss Tarry plans a fall return and Milas Dugsmore hopes to join in building a new home. Clarence Wright hosts a casual gathering Friday with Mrs Watts and others at homes of prominent residents, while the Home Culture Club met May 30 at Mrs Moore’s home to elect officers for the year and plan charity work and a three-afternoon series for the better Cross. The club’s first meeting will be June 5 at Mrs Lloyd’s home. Miss Manning Me Kay is honored at a dinner by Mr and Mrs McKay at 2362 Thirty-fourth Street. The Classicum staff welcomed a successful year with a banquet at Weber Club. The Sempre Musical Society plans its last meet at Mrs Farley’s home with a paper by Miss Mich and Mr Shurillier. A Guild Hall dinner by Episcopal Guild supported church centermen and fraternal relations.
An engagement and wedding announcement for Miss Ruth Wouchap, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Janis Imurlas, and John Pingree. Ceremony to be held Monday evening at half past seven at the family residence in Madison, with Rev. Alvin Teestoy of Salt Lake presiding. Bride attended by Miss Gertrude Weatherby. A reception will follow for about 200 guests. the couple plans a honeymoon and a future trip to Idaho after the summer.
Mute Cilten Tomas will present an advanced pupil in a program of Indian songs and harmonized raga pieces at the Sil ateingh Conservatory of Music. Costumes expected. admission none.
A community club organized at the home of Mrs. Pared with Mrs. Sarah Neer as a guest of honor. Decorations by Eva Vete, Sav and others marked the event. The group planned weeks of activities, including club work and social gatherings, with Mrs. Ralph M. Jonnein hosting later.
The text notes a visitor from Butte who will stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Jeorge Watt Tort at Tort, V0 Totorsy third etreet, Men. Weneer. The fragment hints at a family hosting plans during a stay in the Montana city, with brief mentions of relatives and residence.
Mr and Mrs William SieRat hosted the Dinner Club gathering Thursday at their home. Members shared stories and plans, while some noted potential losses to fame and social obligations. Mrs Ryan and Mr Bear attended, with remarks on attire and future events at Hang Lake society nearby.
An unclear report describes Mrs Violana Malvick's return from the coast. The text mentions a problem with a drain in California and a stopover in San Francisco at Murter Tiles, noting she was quiet during the journey.
Fragmentary OCR notes a Virginia area scene as residents mourn losses from conflict. Mentions a Mrs Hee and Wesstritt families facing parting, with focus on children and distance from danger in the northwest.
The White Koen club will meet with Mrs. Walter Itol and Mrs. Walter L. Moore at Mes tell, MAS Capital avenue, Theresalter. All members of the club are invited.
A description of a May weekend gathering at Mrs Wattis home with eight guests. Plans and travel hints emerge as Pamela Spargo’s upcoming marriage is noted along with friends Leslie Maginnis Vera Dowman Josephine Munk and Carr Knapp preparing moves to western or Ogden settings. The piece captures social expectations and upcoming nuptials within a close circle.
Late today Mrs Lester Whitlock entertained for the coming brides Ruth Douglas Kathrys Hoar Dertel Stich Pamela Sparco and Misses Hoth and Eidos Wattis guests at a luncheon marked by a silver basket with white tule bows yellow macaroni and bachelor buttons place cards and napkins engraved with the bride and Kroon.
Miss Meta Thompson, former Lorin Farr teacher, leaves for Detroit where she will marry Mr Joln Bernatcher. A social item notes Mrs. Walter L. Stephens to host the Utopia club next Wednesday afternoon. The 1816 Five Hundred club meets Thursday with Mrs. Weaver at 2922 Pingree Ave. two o'clock.
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