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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1903
Page
3
Miss Margaret Buckmiller will marry Fred M Nye Monday in a small family ceremony due to the recent death of Mr Nye’s mother. Only relatives will attend the wedding.
One of the first events of Ogden social season is a large public reception by the faculty of teachers at the Modern Conservatory of Music on Monday evening September 14. The event marks the regular opening of the new school year with a special musical program by advanced pupils from vocal piano and violin departments. Several hundred invitations are issued.
Thursday evening Miss Jennie Garr hosted about thirty five youths at her North Washington avenue home. The lawn glowed with Chinese lanterns and the house featured cut flowers. Games included a smelling contest won by Miss Dorthy Madsen. refreshments were served.
The Ladies Literary Club held its first meeting of the year at Mrs. Cullys home on September 2. A bright outlook for the year was reported with an engaging program and important business. Refreshments were served and the club will meet again in two weeks with Mrs. Hamer. Guests included Miss Carmen Lesne of Salt Lake City and Mrs A. McCoy of Lake Charles Louisiana.
Mrs N Wright hosted a Thursday card party in honor of her niece Mrs Sadie McCoy of Lake Charles La who has stayed with Mrs J Cully for weeks The high five game winner was Mrs L Cully with first prize while Mrs M Grant took second and Mrs Af Dana received the booby Guests included Mrs Sadie McCoy Mrs L Cully Mrs M Grant Mrs J Austin Mrs M Dana Mrs F Middleton Mrs Craemer and Mrs G
The Ogden Furniture and Carpet Co held its second annual outing in Ogden canyon on Thursday. The party traveled by Cor ey's livery carriages to the Hermitage and enjoyed a canyon breeze, a musicale, a supper prepared by Billy Wilson, dancing, moving pictures, and illustrated songs. The group left the Hermitage at 11 o'clock praising it as the banner outing of the season.
Mr and Mrs Fred N Heas celebrated their wooden wedding on Monday September 7 at their Monroe avenue home. The party featured wood themed invitations, contest books painted in water color by the hostess, sun flower decor and wood serving dishes. Punch duties were led by Miss Zina Hess with music and various games. prizes went to Mrs Hunt Mrs Marshall Miss Reeves Mr MacMillan Mrs Beemer and Mr Rushmer. Attendants included numerous guests and family from the local community and Salt Lake City.
A pleasant surprise party was hosted at Mrs A G Warner's residence Tuesday night for her niece Miss Josephine Sprunt of Salt Lake. Guests played parlor games and enjoyed refreshments in a cordial social gathering.
Mr and Mrs D M Morrison hosted a farewell gathering for their son John M Morrison at their Adams Avenue home Thursday. John enlisted last January and has served on the U S S Columbia moving from the Pacific to the Atlantic coast. He departs for New York City on Monday. The evening featured cards music and games followed by a luncheon. Attendees included Miss Cora Boyle Miss Florence Forrest Miss Nellie Forrest Miss Frances Powers Miss Gertrude Wilson Miss Laura Ellsworth Dr and Mrs Powers Messrs John Powers Terry McGovern Joseph Walgreen John Morrison Wildey and Tom Morrison.
A grand ball in Ogden Salt Lake arrangers listed include Ro lampp Kircher Hanson Burt Browning Wright Hollingsworth Eccles Dignan Schram Critchlow Perry Good ma Porter from Salt Lake. A Hungarian orchestra with fifteen musicians performs in the banquet hall. A German smoker adjoining the hall offers Holland pipes and steins with cheerful mottoes. menu items include Rockaway olives cordova claret boeuf and Glaces.
The committee on Entertainment led by Mr I L Clark lists Geo M Hanson and W B Wedel among assistants and describes preparations for a grand ball in Ogden with new gowns for local ladies. An excursion train from Salt Lake City will run to Ogden after the ball to accommodate guests arriving from Salt Lake.
A pleasant surprise was given Jesse R Carroll at his Liberty Avenue home last evening for his eleventh birthday anniversary. Present were Misses Gillis Koerner Launder Jansen Carroll Masters Linderman Schlageter Jansen Carroll. The young people enjoyed the time. Baoan
The September American Boy presents eighteen stories of strong boy interest including adventures from Alak ing Collections to The Horses of the Roosevelts and Two Young Defenders. It advertises practical departments and broad reach into 110,000 families with yearly rate of 3.100 dollars and sample copies at ten cents.
Readers report relief from female troubles after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Testimonials describe improvements from change of life symptoms, womb issues, coughs, and general weakness after medical remedies failed, with praise for the product and willingness to verify claims.
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