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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1915
Page
5
The column discusses warm baths easing labor fatigue, medical views on water therapy, and ancient notes. It lists fashion trends with blue dresses, cape effects, mohairs, veils, and apron styles, plus local society items, recipes with green tomatoes, and community notices.
The Clematis club met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Katherine Eggleton 760 Washington Avenue. Members present included dames Holland Hrees Robert Mart Noble Carpe Donad Lightner Furnian Hopson Calvert Troriicht Painter Norton Harris Manson Mailock Peterson Irelet and Kraner. The next meeting will be at Mrs Floresce Hart 2340 Madison Avenue. Baptist Kensington Ladies entertained at Ira Dunaspore 2440 Fare Wear Of fen Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Margaret Williams Farr wife of David Farr died at 2 p m Saturday September 25 at 216 Twentieth Street. Funeral held Tuesday September 26 at 2 p m in the Third Ward chapel with Bishop Myron Richardson presiding. Noted floral tributes marked the service as many friends and relatives attended. pallbearers named Frank Williams Glenwood Williams Floyd Williams Lawrence Farr and others. Interment followed at City Cemetery. Survived by husband and three children James Frederick Dorothy and Navid Floyd. Born March 1 1857 in Orde she married June 3 1896 in Salt Lake Temple to David Farr. Five brothers and one sister also survive. Her parents Thomas Loyd Williams and Elizabeth Roland Williams origins traced to North Wales. The Williams family joined the Mormon community migrating from Liverpool aboard Chimborata in 1855 arriving Philadelphia May 1 then moving to Salt Lake City area. Mrs Farr active in church and community service in Ogden.
Ogden society notes report a Maids and Matrons Club session with officers resigning and guests present. Marriages include Miss Margaret Mattson and George Compton at the Salt Lake Temple, with plans for a two year mission. Other items note visits, upcoming meetings, and travel plans of local residents and guests from Brigham City and Michigan.
The Utah Federation of Women's Clubs plans its annual convention in Ogden on October 13 and 14. The program features a reception, reports from state officers, credentials, elections of delegates, education for democracy, civic cooperation, and keynote addresses by Mrs. Cleston Kinney and Mrs. J. W. Alehop among others. Special events include receptions and illustrated lectures, with notable guest Mr. and Mrs. Cristol accompanying Mr. Cristol of the Erie Railroad for a visit to California afterward.
Ma arte Cave a Nevada merchant and his wife and sister datan left Overland rail for home in Nevada. They toured by auto over 20 miles to Ogden to view the Fashion Show parade and praised Ogden highly. Cave said he would not miss another chance to praise the city and sights since boyhood.
The Royal Neighbors held a Sunday card social with many attendees listed. A future event is planned at 537 Canyon Road on Wednesday afternoon October 6 from 2 to 4. The document also references Daughters of Pioneer Company K.
Pioneers gathered September 28 at the Ballantyne avenue home of Mrs Harry Silverthorm. Fifteen members and five guests attended as the usual business was transacted. Mrs Louise Callinan gave a fine recitation and Miss Marvel Gites played a piano selection. Mrs Silverthorm read a life sketch. entertainment and refreshments followed. Next meeting set for Mrs Evelyn West at 528 Twenty Fourth Street. All members invited.
The damaged text lists individuals such as Missea Lucille Aberts Ann Olsen Maude West Eva Rove Kuy Hunter Floresce Malan Debera Cig Iva Delogo and the beaten My I oel Peterson in a police or court context with unclear details and connections.
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