Society News and Upcoming Events In Town
Tea tomorrow hosted by W L Moser and Sins with Warner to entertain the Auxiliary and Brotherhood of Tall way Trainmen at the Moyer home. Bazaar and dance tomorrow afternoon at Ninth Ward, with dancing in the evening. Mrs Jesse O Stratford hosts her 600 club on Wednesday evening at 732 Twenty fourth street for cards and luncheon. attendees include Mrs Harlin, Brad Maltman, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moser
Warner
Brotherhood of Tallway
Moyer
Jesse O. Stratford
Twenty-fourth Street
Harlin
Brad Maltman
Mesdames
Willams
Thomas Maltman
Charles Hunt
Willam Wilton
Lee Chamberlin
Robert
Concert and Dance for Norine Moyes At Ward Hall
Norine Moyes guest of honor at a ward farewell concert and dancing party in the ward meeting house. The program featured standout piano by Janie McClellan and Ida Foster and singing by James Jacobs, all blind students educated in music at the Utah.
Concert at Institute Delights Audience of 200
A district concert under Alonzo Weat featured Ello, with Francis Winging, Agnes Warner, and James Jacobs among performers. The 26 number program included piano solos by Ida Foster and Lack, soprano solos, and a finale dance hour led by Lillian Thatchers orchestra. A notable guest heads to New York next week for a mission, drawing handshakes and praise. Relief ladies served vodka cream and cake during the dance break in the Institute basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Echool
Alonzo Weat
Francis Winging
Bells of
Barilla
James Jacobs
Baltarella
Lack
Janie McClellan
Hirading
Courtina
Kennery
Adella Warner
Agnes Warner
3Ina
Norine Moyes
Ida Foster
Gladys Petervos
Lillian
Winners in Movie Contest Pick Three Ogden Women
Three Ogden women are announced as winners in the first phase of the Deauty and Braina contest by World Equitable Motion Picture Corporation. The finalists will be narrowed from 100 by Lillian Haseell, with eleven chosen to travel to New York for potential film work. The Ogden entrants are Annie Herrick, Gladys Budiong, and Deatrice Musger, each submitting a handwritten letter outlining why they seek a film career.
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Ogden
Deauty
World Equitable Motion, Picture Corporation
Lillisa Russell
United States
Canada
Fnally
New York City
Hiis
Eanigh Herrick
Stephens
Gladys Budiong
Twenty-seventh Street
Alles Deatrice Musger
Washington
Lillian Haseell
World and Enabling stock company hopefuls chosen
The text outlines a national and Canadian selection process with judges Lilian Tusseil Sophie Irene Loeb and William A Brady. Eleven winners will be taken to New York for a month of instruction in dramatic angles and evaluation, with successful candidates becoming permanent members of stock companies and receiving salaries. Lectures parties studio lessons and events are planned for finalists. The winners will be announced nationwide in early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Tusseil
Sophie Irene Loeb
William A. Brady
United States
Canada
New York
Deaf and Blind Girls Entertain Weber Academy Hosts
The twenty two Deaf and Blind school girls delighted Weber Academy Domestic Science pupils with ice cream served under Mrs Lydia Tanner. Weber Academy visited Ogden Packing plant on Twenty fourth Street, toured facilities, and sampled products. A local card party to benefit the department, and a Baptist social for congregation members were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber Academy
Academy
Misa
Lydia IL Tanner
Ogden Packing and Provision Cominy
Twenty-fourth Street
Ioral
Delegates Named For National Convention Trip
Mrs. 8. Sreith and Mrs. Nettis Kerr will represent Utah as delegates to the National Federation of Women's Clubs in New York during the week ending May 30. They will stay with Mrs. Amiths daughter, Mrs. Issac Russell, and on return will join Mr. S. B. Smith in St. Louis, where he attends the national Democratic convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sreith
Nettis Kerr
Kraro Bare Rone
New York
Utah
National Federation of Women's Clubs
The Innocent Lie and Burton Holmes at Alhambra
Coming tomorrow the Innocent Lie and Burton Holmes Travels, two hour show at the Alhambra. Head the Classified Ads for details on dates times and ticket information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Holmes
Alhambra
Hathaway Held On Abandonment Charges By Wife
Kenneth Hathaway was arrested at Cache Junction on abandonment charges filed by his wife Lottia Hathaway. He claims a misunderstanding and says he will remedy the issue. Hathaway, married February 26, 1916, left for Los Angeles in April. wife feared he left the country and the daughter was placed in the State Industrial School after proceedings by State Attorney A. F. Barnes. He returned to Salt Lake and was taken into custody while working a rel ax brakeman assignment on the Oregon Short Line. He says he cannot live with his wife but will provide support.
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Kenneth Hathaway
Owas
Cache Junction
DeVine
Lottia Hathaway
Hathawayaga
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Oregon
Hathaway
The Unchastened Woman Tonight at the Orpheum
Manager Goss promises a premier dramatic attraction as Misa Emily Stevens brings her New York cast to Ogden for the ten week tour. The sensational play The Unchastened Women debuts tonight with a company out of the city for a season, a notable event many larger cities will miss.
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Goss
The
Orpheum
Misa Emily Stevens
New York
Ogden
Delegates Return From Utah Labor Federation Meet
Delegates from the local Barbers' union Garment Workers' union Drewery Workers' union and other organizations returned from Eureka after attending the Utah State Federation of Labor annual convention. Russ Hunter and Mr Thenn were elected vice presidents and the session was praised as highly successful with expectations of benefits for organized labor in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
George Meermat
Barbers’ Union
Anna May Hunter
Miss Montgomery
Eva Bolnap
Garment Workers’ Union
George Thenn
S. M. Moore
L. C. Gray
Drewery Workers’ Union
Eureka
Utah State Federation of Labor
Russ Hunter
Mr. Thenn
State Federation
Mr Hayes
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Daughters of the Mormon Hattalon
Taplin
Harrisville Road
B. Willams
Atreet
Dix Laren
Baptist Social
Henneth Hathaway
Emily Stevens
Coats
the Nations
Westington
AL Reinski Cloak and Suit “House
A. Liner Ie
Lincoln Ave
25Th Street
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