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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1919
Page
4
Ogden clubs held varied events from Hot Springs outings to meetings at homes of Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Whitaker. Missionary society, Child Culture Club, and local garden groups reported programs, refreshments, and upcoming gatherings with officers named.
Miss Miriam Cher, daughter of Gen ator and Mrs. Joseph Chet of 18 Twenty-fonrth Street, left Ogden for the east to visit Aunt Mrs A W Chez, hospital mater! lit the start Sheridan hospital prior to entering a young ladies' seminary in Virginia. She is a popular member of Ogden society and was hosted at luncheon and social events before departure.
Friday evening at the Eagies ball the Silver Review No. 1 Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees held a draping ceremony in memory of Dr Elizabeth M. Hooper, with speakers from Ogden and Vancouver and music by Mrs. Bernier Erickson. The event included a $500 missionary support pledge, new committee formation for Sunday school studies, and a lunch as members planned winter church work. Daughters of Pioneers and other groups met, appointing officers and welcoming 13 members, 18 visitors, and 8 bakins to a busy program.
Miss Elsie Stone married Charles S Noble in a quiet early ceremony with two families present. The couple left for a honeymoon, planning to stay at a spring condominium and return to Ogden where Noble is a cashier. Guests included Mrs Steck and Mrs Nye, with both families having many friends.
Mrs af Rock was the guest of Mrs J A Rock at a dinner Saturday evening. Covers were laid for eight guests. The table featured a centerpiece of dah Nas and a tempting menu was served.
Mrs KR Goodman hosted a shower last evening in honor of Miss Elsie Stone whose wedding to Charles S Noble took place at 9 o clock this morning at the EB D Stone residence on Brinker avenue. Guests enjoyed cards and luncheon with Mrs J Nye receiving the prize.
Mrs T A Gyain will entertain at her home 2248 Mallfill avenue next Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with W R GC and West friends in attendance. All are invited to be present.
Mins Vera Hasseopflug, a high school expression teacher, plans a brief residence at Avon apartments as her daughter prepares to travel from Ipswich with her mother. The events occur over the coming week as they settle in.
In Lake City on Thursday, Mrs A Al Moves from the city and Mrs John Cutler from the capital attended a luncheon hosted by the Ui branch of the National League of Women’s Service. The event took place at the home of President Mrs Lily Wolstenholme and was described as very pleasant.
Edna Towne daughter of Sir al Towne, Ogden, wed John Nicholas Spargo, a businessman. The ceremony at noon featured Mendelssohn march, Rev. John Carter officiating. After reception, the couple left for travel to New York and Boston. They will reside at 2562 Taylor Avenue after December 1.
Mrs William Rockefellow guest of honor as adviser at the Kennedy cafeteria event this week. Mrs Angus Kennedy entertained M A A mentors with a fine dinner and social chat before a theater outing. Next regular club meeting planned in two weeks with Mrs John Mattatt. The Twelfth ward kindergarten teachers plan a charity dance near September 20 at the ward amusement hall.
Miss Ternice Hill married Gilbert S. Stewart in a Salt Lake temple ceremony on the bride’s birthday. A wedding supper at the bride’s parents’ home followed with tables lavishly decorated and roses as the centerpiece. Guests included two families and close friends. gifts were few. Mr and Mrs James Warrigan now reside in Cedar City Utah. Mrs Warrigan was Milas Rachel Farley before marriage.
Miss Verna Wheeler daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Wheeler of West Sweenod street left Ogden for Salt Lake City to attend the University of Utah A marriage also reported that Circling D Richards married Robert Bell in the Salt Lake temple a reception followed at the bride's sister Mrs D H [name cut off]
Miss Melba Brookshier daughter of Mr and Mrs Z I Brookshier of Twenty fourth street will leave Ogden next Thursday for Boston to study during the winter She has been a talented musician already four years at the Boston Conservatory where she recently received the Evan scholarship for meritorious work She has not missed a lesson in four years performing at seven different periods and days Miss Meten Eline violinist will join Pauline Mary Isher at Presbyterian church services for a fine program
The notice describes a fall social at a Ball Lake City home hosted by Mrs. Spargo and guests from Idaho including Mrs. Fincock and Mrs. Harmen, with address details. It mentions a Young People’s Social at English Lutheran Church with an Ameri cal program and refreshments, a quiet wedding of Miss Jean Goodile and Mr. Hiltor officiated by Bishop C M Sanderson, and an informal tea hosted by Mrs. J G Faick to support World War I widows and related groups, plus a dancing party hosted by Miss Leah Hlunsaker with fall decorations and a luncheon for eighteen guests.
Dr G A Dickson and daughter left Ogden Insl Thursday for a six weeks visit to see relatives. They will spend time in East Ryeguie Vermont during the trip.
Adrams Mrs Willian H Johnson of 278 Twenty first street has returned from California where they were motoring through the state. Miss Edith Hayball of the Weber County farm returns after a vacation. The first dancing party of the SEA suit at the Aedea High adnot will be given in the serious auditorium Friday evening October 3. Thelma Taylor entertained about twenty five children at her eleventh birthday party with a pink and white theme. A shower for Mrs Crawford hosted by Mrs Williqnia and Miss Rose Sharp with fourteen guests and gifts.
Mire E B Stone entertained guests Monday evening in Jechina flower tint with ink and white lusters. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Annie Noble and Miss Venette Harey after a five set game. Attendees included J I Nye Mrs Robert Goodman Felan Stone Miss Venette Parry Mrs Arthur Egteholf Mrs Phil Koun Morris Flowers Mrs Lawrence Heart Mrs Norbert Hlogean Mrs Em eat Browning Mrs Clyde Woorcock Miss Curtis Allison Mrs Merte Hinds Mrs Henry Parry Mrs Anna Soble Mrs J Ward Piper Mrs Chris Redai fon Mrs Hari Stepiens and Mrs E B Stance.
Wednesday evening a small group visited Mr Mervarl Snyder at 923 Twenty fourth Street to surprise him with music and dancing. A light meal was served at midnight. Attending were Mr and Mrs Bertial and others, as listed in the guest names.
Mr and Mrs BM Blaherty return home after a five week visit touring large eastern and western cities. Sten Fred Herriduton and Janghtee iedon traveled last Thursday for three days to coast towns where they will spend some time.
Kate Tononce presided as hostess at a WTC party on Adams Avenue in honor of Mrs Mary Couch who had stayed at the Faponce home. Guests enjoyed games and music with refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs Michaels and Jilts Allen. Other attendees included James Has Frye Moore Hilt Couch Otto Adib Mary Couch Franz Donald Mitchell Allen Mrs Wwallia and Miss Blackman.
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