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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1915
Page
5
Mrs Eva Leonard shares her life managing a household on eighty dollars monthly with tips on frugal budgeting. Thanksgiving day menus feature simple dainties and squash for pie. The page also covers latest fashion notes noting Georgette Crepe remains a favored fabric for blouses.
Mrs Sutner struggles with frugal living as they cut expenses to save money. He questions her efforts at home while she juggles chores, cooking, and child care, aiming to keep peace and stability amid financial strain. The piece weaves domestic economy with Thanksgiving cooking notes and fashion remarks.
A lively Monday evening gathering honored Lily Evans with lively conversation and games enjoyed by many friends including Catherine Hanley Viola Whitaker Calla Vertz and Lily Evans among others. The Past Noble Grand Club hosted a pleasant Thursday afternoon at Mrs Maris Becks with needlework and a musical program by Mesdames Sawyer Wells Childs and Carlson. Also a Honolulu arrival, Mr and Mrs Jack Kuko, attended the wedding of Daisy Ruba and Lester Whitlock in Ogden and plan to stay with Mr and Mrs Abe Kobm at 2400 Madison Avenue.
In C Ogden pleasant surprise as Ward Sonday School officers hosted a party for N Q Ogden at 36% Twenty-seventh Street. The evening featured vocal and instrumental pieces, readings, and a large guest list including family, neighbors, and a Historical Society gathering. A birthday anniversary with many gifts followed, with refreshments served by Mrs Ogden and helpers. The event occurred alongside a separate Historical Society meeting at 3362 Madison Avenue, focusing on America’s Spiritual Resources and Federated clubs reports.
Clipped OCR reads a fragment describing an evening gown of peach color with silver lace accents. Mentions frocks and blouses as coordinated apparel, but most phrases are garbled and unclear.
Mrs Uerbert Sazcer and Winso nierbert Lafayette returned home Monday from a pleasant ten weeks visit on the Pacific coast. From Montana Mrs T Tintingan of Dig Tim ber Mont. 14 an Oxdr a vialtor at the home of Mr and Mrs G Peterson 1035 Adams avenue Meg Tintingan was formerly Miss Pear Morrison of the city.
A parcel shower at Misa Pansy Yarrington's home October 16 celebrated the forthcoming marriage of Niles Josephine VIII to Vernon Yarrington in Salt Lake City on October 18. Guests awarded silverware, cut glass, china, paintings, and electric lamps among gifts. Entertainment included games and music with a luncheon. The dining room featured car flowers and fruit decor.
Mrs John Scow croft hosted guests from Rock Castle Kentucky including the Misses Filth, Myrtle Jones, Della Alcbardeon, Ada Folkman, Ruth Peterton, Nelle Birch, Mary Bowman, Polly Gtreball, Nettie Hunter, Mebecca Yarrington, Steven McDride, Margaret Kotter and Pansy Yarringtomses. Visiting relatives W J Fife and son Homer plan to visit. Miss Ethel Lagos and Karrion Dene nson wed in Salt Lake City with a reception at the bride’s parents, C E Layne, 3253 Grant avenue. They take a short honeymoon and will reside in Murray after October.
The ceremony occurred Tuesday at a Quirk Christian church with over two hundred guests. Myrtle Walker of Ozark Missouri became Mrs. Browning after an Episcopal ring ceremony. The couple, who plan to reside in Roosevelt Utah where Dr Browning will practice, were guests in Ogden with Postmaster Browning and family.
An Exposition page notes a diverse group of attendees and speakers. Names include Gladys Rich, Sarah Fife, Henel Nabbett, LL. D. Smith, Lew W. Bensen, Joan Dunbar, Audley Kelly, C. W. Driver, G. E Drowning, Pearl Ravenstein, Eur gene Thompson, J. E. Anderson, and others. The fragmentary list reflects a social gathering at the Pangme Pacific event with multiple Stevenson and related families.
The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist Episcopal church met at 2 20 PM Thursday at the parsonage 434 Tweety fourth Street Mer cane Roberteco Middleton Futler and Jobatton street served as hostesses The Fiat Ward W C U L met Wednesday at 2 30 PM Lincoln Circle social Mrs A Scott entertained members and friends at 3180 Porter avenue Lincoln Circle program included Lillian Scott Nellie Woolley and Frances Maral readings and guitar accompaniment The Durbycoach and daughter Margaret left for Chicago after summer in Ogden with Mr and Mrs Tarrick Murray October bride to be Misa Mabel Nirle honored at a parcel shower by sisters Lavina and Aida Nina amid music and refreshments The parcels were opened by Mixx
An evening gathering carried an owl motif as luncheon guests were regaled with musical selections by Pearl Wood and others. Attendees included Hertha Carter Verla Richardson Lara Davis Annie Moraunt Edna Davis Frances Stoddard Lydia Long Pearl Anderson Emilyaland Pear Wood Hettar Wood Mrs Charles Wood Mel Dan Davis Helen Davis Hazel Green Nhea Batton Dorothy Chambers Ida Adacts Lian Busch Milas Carter Tan Datisill.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a $100 reward and medical treatment references. It mentions a foundation and various names, including Catars Cube and others, but offers unclear context or clear events. The text is garbled with multiple nonstandard terms and stray punctuation.
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