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.COND SECTION OGDEN CITY, UTAH SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 19, 1920. I
1 HERE AND THERE IN THE WHIrLTOF SOCIETyT I
Home Reception
1 is Given Here
fl' After Wedding
f Miss Olive Belnap Becomes
i Bride of Dr. Jensen in
Temple Ceremony
''H' Wedded quietly ami Impressively,
Belnap daughter ol Mr.
H and Hit Hyrum Belnap, le the
Vw i.riii hi i r Conrad Jensen Thurs-
. ' I da; hiornlng when the marriagi cere-
j monj was solemnized In i ti Salt Lake
'' j temple. Onlj Immediate meinbera f
''-a the family ncrr present. A wedding
V luncheon was served at the Hotel Utah
, in honor of the couple. They returned
W to Ogrden later in the da v
J A wedding reception vvas Riven at
the home ol the bride's parents, 2149
MadL.on aenue, Friday evening The
bride as attractively Kowncd In white
baronet "Mtln with an oyerdress of,
brocaded chiffon She carried a
shower bouquet of bridca roses. Her
;ittendant, maid of honor. Miss Char
lotte Stalling, was froeked in tur
quoise satin with an overdress of soft,
lace, embroidered with be.. (is Hyrum
Belnap. brothel of the bride, was
beat man
Receiving the guests were Dr and
Mrs. Conrad Jensen, bride :ind gTOOm,
Miss Charlotte Stalllngs, Miss Flora
lielnap. Mr Weltha Marriott and i
Miss Ardella Hokanson. Guests pres-l
fehl Included the immediate members
ol the family and the intimate friends
of the bride and groom, numbering
about forty The Belnap residence was'
decorated with tall vases of gladioli
and rose?, carrying out a color schema
of pink and hlte,
Luncheon was served In the dining
room, also nppropria tely decorated
I with pink and white gladioli and
roses Mrs Marriott. Miss Flora Bel-
nap and Miss Hokanson assisted with
tho serving Dr. and Mrs Jensen are
making their home in Ogden for thej
present Liter they will move to Tre
monton. where Dr Jensen is engaged
In his pmcllce
A very quiet and impressive wed
ding was solemnized at the St Jo
seph's parish hou?e Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock when Miss Anna Con- ;
roy and Harrison Becker were united
in marriage by the Rev. Father John
Lagan. The bride was attended by j
her sister. Miss May Conroy, withj
Jack Conroy acting as best man. lm ,
x mediately alter the ceremony, .1 wed
ding breakfast was served at the
home of the bride lor the numbers
of the bridal party and the mmcdi , ,
ate family Fall flowers were used ,
for decorations, the color scheme
being carried out in yellow and
white The bride is one of Ogden's ,
most charming young women and 1
her mnnv friends wish her much hap- ,
piness Mr. Becker is a well known
I stockman of Utah and Iduhu. After
I the breakfast, the happy couple left
I by automobile for Salmon, da . where
I they will make their future home
I
I Mrs. M. C. Wilcox entertained at
I a lawn party Wednesday evening at
I her home. 2656 Quincy avenue, in
I honor of her daughter, Miss Doris
I Wilcox The occasion was her elev-
I enth birthday anniversary. The eve-
I ning was spent In games and dancing
I on the lawn, which was gaily deco
I rated with Japanese lanterns Re-
I Ireshments were served lo the lol
I lowing: Isabel Chase, Margaret Chase,
I Donald Chase. Harry Richardson, Deo
1 Richardson. Lorna Jones, Ruth Paine,
Virginia Merchant, Robert Marchant.
PI Clyde Stone, Lawrence Dramwell,
Wendell Dramwell, Aura Flowers.
Paul McCune, Anna Coret, Albert
I Hoggan and Lynn Fan. Mrs. Wil
cox was assisted in serving by Miv
Jana Jansc
I Mr. and Mrs. E. Van Sickle of
Farmington and b:-;by daughter were
ogden visitors last Sunday. Mrs. j
Van Sickle was formerly Miss Ra
chael Arbor of Ogden
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Mi3 Loretta Stuart, n feptember 1
bride, was the complimented guest
at a china and linen shower Wednes
day evening when Miss Doris Palue
entertained at her home, 172 Thir- 1
tleth street. Roses, asters and sun
flower were used to decorate the 1
rooms. The evening was spent in
various amusements Refreshments
were served to thirty guests.
Mrs. Thomas H Upton and Mis.
Harry J. Upton have leturned ironi
' a vi.-ul with velnlivfQ (11 I nmli-.n k'uni
I I and Wales They were absent abcul
"i B three months
m . .
i Mrs. F. J. Hendershot has gone
lo Ohio to visit relatives for the
' I coming mouth She will attend the
Grand Ariny encampment at Indian
apolls.
Miss Alice Beck, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. P. A. Beck, left Thursday
for Laramie, Wyo., to attend the
University ol Wyoming.
I
K9 Mrs. Leland B Swauer of Salt
Lake speui the week as the guest of
her parents. Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Scow croft.
Mn J. M. Read and daughter,
I Marion, left yesterday for an indeli- ,
j Cite visit with Mrs. Reads Bister,
, Mrs G . Rivers of Oakland. Cal
j Mn Florence Littlefleld ha6 had
i as Iter guesi fur the past two weeks
1 j her sister, Mrs. 1'anuie Feitz of Reno,
2 1 Nov Mrs. Feltz Is en route to Port
W land, Ore., to v islt her son
iter's
Members of the Beehive swarms of
the Twelfth ward Dtrtalned their
mothers at a luncheon Wednesday
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S 1 LM t0 Pght" tOP' MiSS RSa!ind Rieman- of the Ogden Community service, costumed as a fa"ir7princess telling stones Tothechiidrcn in! I
Seattle. Miss Rieman came to Ogden to assist with girls community work here She has engaged extensively both in dramatic movements and
with v-amp-r-ire girls. Miss Majone Day, who will assist with the community celebrations planned in Ogden
I wh 1 TW' Jhn ftrDlid R;chLards- frmerly Mjf D" Chase, whose wedding took place Wednesday evening Miss Florence Wattis.
Who left Thursday, accompanied by her father, v arren L Wattis. for Smith's college at Norhampton, Mass. Mrs. Conrad Jensen, formerly Mis
; Uiive Belnap. whose wedding was solemnized in the Salt Lake temple, Thursday.
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Fredc. ffabE Mooes STuoiomv 3-x
evening in the Twelfth ward amuse
ment hall. Two long tables were laid
lor the quests, presided over bv the
member.-, of the respective pwarTOB,
I the Bluebird and the Sunflower. At
(onc table bluebirds were used for the
decorations, with a predominating
color of blue. Looped from tho chan
delier, ribbons with bluebirds at
tached were arranged to the table. I
I Bluebird designs were also used mi
the placecards. At the other table!
a bowl of large sunflowers formed the j
attractive centerpiece. Sunflower do-1
signs were used on the placecards. 1
The luncheon was prepared by lie
members of the two swarms and
served in dainty fashion. Covers
were laid for about seventy guesis.
During the luncheon, toasts were
given by Bishop Wheelwright, Mrs. I
Fred Taylor Mrs. George Mc Fat land
Mrs. Inlng Emmett. Mis. isabelle (
Bramwell and Uarybell Stevenson. '
The Golden Spike cbapter ol the
Daughters of the American Revolu
tion met Monday afternoon at the
home ol Mrs. John Edward Carver on
Adams avenue Mrs. L. Erwin was I
the assisting hostess. A program
was arranged for the year's work, aft-
I
jer which a social hour was enjoyed
and refreshments were served The
'next meeting of the chapter will be
Iheld Monday, October 11, with Mrs.
A D. Barber and Mrs. Mary Caddie
as hostesses.
The Pythian Sisters held their
regular meeting Tuesday evening in
the K. P iiall A social hour was
enjoyed Inter
Mrs Dart Krumperman was hostess
in 1 In- Daughters of tho Mormon
Battalion Monday afternoon at her
home :':i tjuim ave nue.
Harold Ka left Thursday for
Washington, D. C., after spending a
three weeks' vacation with his pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Kav, at
their home in Ocden canyon. He
will visit en route in Chicago, Colonel
and Mrs. McCammon. Mr. Kay Is
connected with the department of
commerce at Washington. He Li
also attending school there.
The Baptist Missionary society
lield Its first meeting of the season
Tuesday afternoon at the home ofj
Mrs. Lenoia Skaggs, 785 Twenty- J
eighth street. Mrs. T. J. FltzKerald
and Mrs. J. B. Grace were the as
sisting hostesses Mrs. J. Ray Ward
had charge of the devotional and
Mrs. J. B. Gebhart gave the lesson,
j the subject discussed being The
Church and Community Singing
I Vocal selections were given by Mrs.
j Skaggs, Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Grace.
At the close of the afternoon re-
ireshments were served.
j Mrs. Louis M. Hall and daughter,
I Rita, have relumed from a ten days'
rlsit with Mrs. W. F. Brim in Park
City.
Officers and teachers of the First
ward entertained Monday evening at
a shower In compliment to Miss
Nellie Lid. II. a fall bride. Miss Udell
will -ilso be honored at several other
affairs during the coining weeks.
Mrs Frank A. Yeamaus is spending
the week in Ogden as the guest of
Mrs Jack Bateruau and Mrs. Harry
Whitney.
At a .inlet vei impressive home wed
dinfe'. Miss pella May Iverson. daugh
ter of .Mr. und Mrs. Thomas O. Iver
auiu became tho bride of Artlutr E.
1
I Bycrs. of Ogden, Thursday ufternoon
at 2:30 o'clock. The wedding took
place at the home of the bride's par
ents, S41 Washington avenue, with
, Immediate members of the family and
a few relatives present. James Tay
lor performed xhe ceremony The
bride was attractively costumed In
white geogette over PAtln und carried
a bouquet ol brlde"a roses and fern.
She was attended by her sister, Mi
Delia Iverson. and Joseph Williams.
The Iverson home was decorated with
fall flowers of every hue. In the
dining room, white asters and ferns
held prominence on two long tables
set tor thirty guests. Iiie In, tho
evening tin couple lett for Salt Lake. I
where they will spend a few days.
They will return to Ogden to make
their home.
A number of the little friends of
Mix-? Janell Burton gathered at her
home Saturday afternoon, Sept. 11.
to celebrate the ixth anniversary of
In r birthday. A pleasant afternoon,
was spent In playing games on the
lawn, prizes were won bv Josephine
Kelson ami Hojrard Blakeley. At ".
o'clock all gathered in the dining
room, which was in darkness, where
refreshments were served to all by
the iiht of the six candles on the
birthday cake. Many pretty little Rifta
were given to tho hostess by the fol-l
lowing little guests: Josephine Nel
sun. Herman Hart, CalVlO Stuart, Re-'i
.Tolce Williams, Jack Nelson. Heber
Graham, Maurlne Varbrough, Ther
1 man Hart. Anthon Varbrough. Mar-jgu-
rlle Blakely, Carlyle Nelson, How
lard Blakeley
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; Mrs. I. C Chandler, of Salt Lake.
1 announces the engagement of her
daughter. Marie Chandler, to L. Dow
Browning of Ogden. The wedding
will take place during the latter pari
of October.
Senator Joseph Che,: accompanied
by his tWo sons. Fred and Carlos.
Visited Eh Chicago for a week Sena-i
tor Chez and Carlos returned Thurs
day to Ogden, but Fred Chex' re
mained In Tennesass to attend ihe'
Tennessee Military college.
Members of Ihe Royal Purple club
Will meet at the homo of Mrs. Anna
Tow,c, n.t7 Canyon Road, Monday eve
ning. Mrs Anna Turner and Mis
Jaekett.i Turner will bo the assisting
hostesses for the event.
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The regular meeting of the Sacred
Heart Alumnae association was held
Monday evening In the library of the
school. The first silver tea will be
given In the school parlors on Sun
ila. Sept, l'i: h the Officers of thei
association. Preparations are under- ,
ay to make Hils one of the most I,
UCCCboful J
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Bride-to-be Is
Honored Guest
At Two Events j
Afternoon Tea and Evening j
Dance Given Friday lor
Miss Holley j
Miss lila Holley. whose wedding will
he 1 no of the Interesting events of
tho fall social season, was the com-pliment'-d
guest at an afternoon tea,
given at Hie home of Mr. Joseph
Bcowcraft, S33 Twenty-sixth street,
I riil i' afternoon. Kluboralely decor-
a toil with fall flowers of every hue,
'li Scowcroft home was an nppropn-
ate background foi the pretty event.
MIjm Holley In to become the bride of
John Fletcher Scovcroft during Oc-
Quests were received by Mrs. Jo- H
seph Sfeowcroft, Jr , Mrs. Joseph Ec
Dies; Mlrs Ida Holley, .Mrs. Louis
Feery und Mrs L li. Swaner Furple
and pink asteis In tall cul-glans vases
wero tastefull nrranged In the par
lor, while the reception room was gay
trlth tall baskets of cosmos and red
In the dining room, pink as
ters, arranger) with ferns in wicker
baSkStS) tne handler of which were
tied with blue inallne. lent an effec
tl'.e charm The table was laid with
clun) lace over blue with a basket
of flowers forming the centerpiece.
The conservatory was arranged as a
Japanese garden, adorned with attrac
live and delicately shaded lanterns 1
and parasols. Tea was served In the
conservitor and was poured by Mr.
Elzra C Rii h Mrs. U G. Holley. Miss j
Browning. Mrs. J. Frank Ellis, Mrs.
Joseph Bcclea and Mrs Louis Peery.
Music for the occasion was given
by the I lllian Thatcher orchestra Tea
n IS served to about one hundred and
fifty guests. Including several from
Salt Lake.
n Friday evening Miss Helen Rich
entertained at a dancing party at tho 1
Hermitage hotel for Miss Holley.
About sixty couples were In attend
ance. including a number of out-of-town
guests. Dancing was enjoyed 1
In the Hermitage reception room,
which w.is protusvl: decorated with I
autumn leaves Luncheon was served
In tho pariors, cheery with baskets of
BSten cOSmoa verbenas and chrys-
anthemum sunflowers. Music was
given by the Lillian Thatcher orches
tra. BllW
Mrs Claude Maddock entertained
at a miscellaneous shower In honor I
of Miss Doris Chase, bride of tho
week, on Fridaj evening. September
10, at her home on Washington ave
nue. The rooms were decorated with
gladioli and asters. Games were
played during the evening. Re
freshments were served to eighteen
nipci tr Mnrlilork was assisted
by Miss Viola Smuin
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"The Isle of Dreams." a musical
fantasy written and staged by Bob
Major, met with success Monday
evening when it was given at the
Hooper opera house The cast of
characters for the play was taken
from the Beegoe and Wandas clubs I
nt Rlverdale and Roy Mr Major was I
assisted bv Miss Mary Fisher, MiSS
I Louise Fisher and Miss Rosella Dal
: ton of Roy In all probabilities the j
plaj Will be produced in tgden
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Mr and Mrs Ezra Richardson j
have moved their place of residence
from t.r;.nt avenue and Tvpp; sec
ond street to 700 Twenty fifth street.
1 Mr and Mrs. Richardson have bought
the Johnson residence. ggS
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Mr and Mrs. S. J. Griffin have
moved from their home in Ogden
canyon to their cit residence.
1
Mrs Gertrude Blddle Bojorquis is
visiting foi two weeks in Ogden as
the guest of her relatis and friend?.
Mrs Iiojorquis is now residing in
Oakhirtd. Cal.
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Miss Doris Chase, bride of the
week, was hostess ai a irousaeau tea
Monday afternoon from till
o'clock at her , home on Twelfth
Street. She was assisted by her sis
ter. Miss Belva Chase, who pre
sided al the ten table, which was
iidoined with fall flowers. Forty
guests called.
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Mr and Mrs J. Parker and
family leu Sunday foi Lonr Beach.
Cal., to spend the winter.
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Mr and Mrs Louis H. Peery and
son, Louis Jr . and Mrs. D. II. Peery
have returned from S week's automo
bile trip through southern Utah I
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Mrs. Lester S. Corey, Mrs. D?.n
Ensign and Mrs William Van Alen
were Salt Lake visitors Monday.
Mrs. S J Griffin and daughter.
Luclle, left Thursday lor Omaha to
visit Mrs. Griffins daughter, Mrs. E
R Flsk They expected lo be gone j
for a month
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Mrs I F Kneipp, who will early
this week leave to make her home
In Washington. D. C, was the com- J
pliiuented guest at a luncheon gK en
Wednesday afternoon bv firs. W. JL
Shearman at her home In Ogden can
yon. Yellow nasturtiums were used '
on the luncheon table. Covers -were
laid for sLx. li
The S. O H, club was entertained
Monday evening at the homo of Miss 1,
Mary Dunn. 3031 Grant avenue Tho
evening was spent in dancing and
sewing, Refreshments were served ji
to ten club members Miss Thelma I
fJnrner will be hostess to the club
tomorrow evening at her home on j
tccles avenue.