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; OGDEN CITY, UTAH SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 2, 1922
tHERE AND THERE IN THE WHIRL OF SOCIETY! I
IfHouse Parties
: And Functions
Mark Holiday
1 i Almost Everybody Leaves
Washington to Remain
'Over The Fourth'
By RETI V BA ITER
(Special Correspondent of The
staiiiiurd-i examiner )
I (Copyright. 1 1 2 1: . by The Standard-
Examiner . , ,
WASHINGTON, Jily I. The city is
Ipgi rted Kvcn bod ' literally
jap. ; , ,k almost has gone oti some .
place i" i c main "over the Fourth."
I Independence day Is being slgnah; !
I by many so'-.M fun. t i n: ami hdbse
I Baltics i i - df Hi mo-t int'-i' sting I
fof th-" : 1 1 1 ir s, perhaps la being given
bv Mr an-l Mrs SumiK r W ll ( ftt
tnir pi ' .a -M "i. -in- ' r-b) -the-S( a
H, bi i n to out diplomatic corps,
'vou know, and Mra W lie Is one ol
the Boston wealthy Thell
party will include thi Spanish ambas-
Bador, an. Mm. Riam-. I hC I DUnsel
,or of th. Spanish .in..- S-nor
I fcanknjs. t !i uns.-!lo the Ai -
p. ..i.f.. . ii.:. i- ' i 1 :"
t:,iri'iiii b i.. 1 1 ! I'Cfon
i trem'-, ,.. .j.-, , . P-'
I conn-' ll"i " : p.o R i:a n i nbs
a:nl .Mm 'l. I'.ii 1 , w h i ar & tillnj
'on July S.
1 saw Mme. dc Bach at a reception (
iu-i i .c-for - i.-ii n and Bh( did
'look stunnin;; Sm W( irlng a
striking cost uim compost cape
of lohn.n h'm . main trim-
unci in tier effc c with handsome tan
itiiuod i ur w hi. ii ' ote .i -o,,o : hlng
fll,. i. . it n and fi gown Of bl 0l n
j'ci.p.- made with slashed sleeves and
U,il io . k ' i r . .. n. i draped skirt. Her
!., v. i i . i i w rapped I HI ban
and tl.. . lot i ' ' matei
.th a . u . i . . . ivet and oh, the
da v. . - ... . r..i 'ii'' i bo w her, a i-
r .or loth li.o- ir.- mini; in. 0-1-th"
nil. - 1 1 1 . i . I h.i - ..ai ol I .
ft.-.pi. ik'v i - .: won en In d u-
k-i i i, h .i i .- '. ., . no i to 0 Oul
1 Ifor awhile this -.nn.
SIMPLE BATISTE I R M K
The last time I saw Mmc. IMano she
In. d, . d ., i.-h i h ugh omi v. h 11
kin ill in a ball-'' '-..-I -.mply mad.'.
, rTlu- iiod'.re w Into a nor-
j n . i w . i : - t -1 1 n mi 'hi sleeves elbOT
to ieo-ih, 'i. I if skli
Bras about anl h- !i'ir:.h ami gathered:
V Iri.th'-r full, v hili . sh ol red - itln
VJ w ii i th "i
-h jik down on the d( In
JJli.i,i- .-mis. '.vn nrlfs '
pgjt embroidered v ' h I b
fll i ' i
VI ;i ., little Hci h.t.
;A ' h i i.iick picture m0( i I. Bhc
It;...m- in ; ii... i.obbcd but lately
I Elieks it up wllb a m l on '; i..n: i
In'" V
lT Even Prijuii'ii: ..ml Mr.- 1 la ni'.ir,
, ! .nr. ioi ! to r. ii h. They left!
k-e-i i i d , i.i !...;.' t ' . 1 1 .. oi. .;.' .
. -whir.- ih.' in . Lin ing out with the
m... n m - at '.imp i i rdln; ' u -
lh" in. 1 1 ii- ' n i :. ; cha .i i
.th.it in -1 . . : .. i ; I ' nd ih .. re- j
I Bated an oioiiik I" r '.i ii-i ii no'thods '
The ' '..ir It i loiifli : OjUlt iux-
Itirlniis. with iii.iiiy rooms and "all the
co ui . i " - .. ...... h even ;ii
f mm, i i . i ii . rlooked
I.IlH--.- Vl'll 'I II
I I Officials are still vying with each
I Hther in shower ton. itl 'ntlons upon
line visiting- delegations From th( i-ii !-
jipi" ; i Ir io -i. ii PI in h fp
I fctbou' a month, it would sei : : that
I Hirtics of an' slae lasl wek hl ll
I Berc not given for the islanders ivere
fclen by diplomats. The Peruvian
te.'i.h.. - I.' i M I . i m I '. .. ;;.. e '.
I Barty Sunday at their apartment at
I N 31 dm. i n l'jfk hoUl. eiuertaliiim: a
I brovip of tliH many friends of their
I HP0 a,,lJ daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs
I Li. Washington Pezet, who are i-n -
I Bng them. The eld' r Pe( ts otti n en
I Bertain on Sundays, usually ai lum h-
I kon ami in the moat informal way,
: tthi- ,i in i M -.ni 1. 1 himsi-if rn quentlj
I hudini,' with i in- cooking, aii the dishes
I perved on th asloni ire strictl
Peruvian and imitations lo these par
I Bes are much coveted, I can tH! you.
I Th t . . i h !, been m Washington
so 1. 1 i' h : h . ill'- -1 ... , i . , iielong to
I and tlur son has been In this coun-
3 try most ot hi- Ii.'. and is - Am
I Brlcan and i popular
IvOOSEL') uo I N LACE.
Monday tho minister of Guatemala
IF-1'1 Mme de Sanchez Latour enter-
4 Ruin, d d dlstlngnlsheii company at
SB Ml n in-r ,n ih v. -v. Will.ud in honor
01 1 1" ii- i ., iipointed i nltffl SI i e
fnilnl-' i i., (juati'imilu alio M -
w, ! ! dm.. Lnuni v. -in- titUi I'.-nink
a t"V M "r ecru-colored loo.dv woven
'nlu'-c. made over chiffon 01 im- sami
Icolor, the bodico made long and
ihglHly bloued at a dropped v list line
1 neck Mm- I. oat shaped and cut
rather liiKh. hut sleeveless The skirl
las rather lull ml i-ry long, several
Inches long, r than th" chiffon under
pi'iri. Another t merest ins dlnnei last
reek had as hosis a charge d'affaires
V ot the Rumanian legation and Mme
J pCano it wa-, ndhi.M'd h a dales and
I h' tho In-" party, I think. Hii' X.i
I pos hae given since coming to VTasll
I Bngton a compai itlvely few weeks
! ego. sin- i- v r iintii .md causes
I much roramcnt whem ver she i liters
room Thej are both becoming peri
j popular quite ra pidlv.
AUSTRIAN STAG PARTY.
The charge d'affaires of the legation
i tof Austria. Kdgar I'rochnlk. i-mht-1
fatned at a stag party last i vening in
ompliment to the delegates from this
fcountry to tb Inter -parliamentary un
!' BBon convention which v ill be held in
.Vienna this year. Miss Gertrude
Tung Kwai. daughter of the charge
JBB affair.-- ,, !,,. (M-.ni. sf b-Ratlon. and
31 Wlnie. y.mK Ktcai entertained at a
e'f uncheon both both Mond - and Tues
. A ijlay tor her guest. Miss Elizabeth Mc-
'A Pj.-'Od. who Mailed so pretty on TUSS-
idt -.day :n a -in.pi, frock of fine cotton
g n-oii,. ot , , rm-d.ed strawbem shade
r.Jt p'ss V u ng Kwal is younc and pretty.
too, h.,- m-.lhir In an American and
holi Jhe was horn .md raised here
velC '
Si i - i 1 nii'irnr -, - 7,,.---
I Y tu lne mmber ol the O A. O.
VnaiuKton club, at her home . t
Irmont in Ogden canyon Wednea-
f afternoon lite In the afternoon
luncheon wax served on tables do,--
pted witr mountain flower Mr-.
. pwninK was assisted bv her daugh
r r. Mrs. a. w. Petty,
JflBBBHl
I HUG TAKES 01
i DF SUMMERY
BEAUTY
The m irrl ige of Miss Jessie Adele
lo - daugh ei of Mr. and Mrs R
A Moye.s. u Holtpn Carroll Dick
son, son of rr r;e,,rge A. Dickson,
was solemnized at the hom of the
bride's parents, 25S3 Jefferson a
nue Wednesday evening at 7 -30
0'( lock. The ceremony wis per
fornSed by the Rev John Edward
' V r
Mrs J- A Edwards, sister of tho
bl de, was matron of honor, and
Miss Ruth Dickson, sister of tho
bridegroom, maid of honor. Miss
Ruth Soars and Miss I,ouise Nebe
ker Of Stilt Iake acted as brides
maids Arch Moves, brother of the
bride was best man
The bride was lovely in a gown
Of W h . ' e slllt mignonette and duch
esa lace, and a tulle veil, wreathed
In orange blossoms. She carried
Ophelia roses, with a shower of pink
sweet peas.
The matron of honor wore 8
gown of jade, green r-rcpe demeteor.
and carried a bouquet of roses ami
p. as. The maid of honor wore
a dress of pink organdie and car
ried 1 huuuuct of pinlc roses nn.l
lavender sweet peas Miss Bears
1 a pink organdie dress and
carried lavender sweet peas. Miss
Xebeker wore a dress of lavender
organdie and carried pink sweet
, .. as
v wedding reception followed the
cer mony.
Mrs i 'J Moves and Mrs E.
A Bow.-n leieiytd one hundred
forty guests during the evening
The entire house was an artistic
profusion of pink nnd white roses.
Ref reshmems were served in the
1 ig 100111 and on the porch The
dining table was covered with a
White Battenhcrg c loth, over a deli
cate shade of pink satin A large
wedding cake and three silver vases,
filled with pink and white roses,
formed the centerplere.
Those who assisted in serving
were the Misses Genevieve Moyes.
Lorna and Loreen Wattys, Virginia
Gustaveson, Mary McBride and
Margaret Schnialz.
Mr. and Mrs Dickson left Thurs
day for Berkeley, Cal , where they
wl 1 make their home, and Mr.
iiii on k '' resume his studies at
University of California, from
which Mr- Dickson was graduated
in May .Mrs. Dickson is a mem
ber Ol the Alpha Phi borority of
tho University of Utah.
Mrs Dickson ha.H been entcr
talh 1 cxte'risively during the p?fsl
two weeks. Mrs. .1 A. Edwards
was hafiteju at a kenslngton given
In her honor, Miss Ruth Dickson
entertained Thursday evening. Jum
l'l'. at n miscellaneous shower for
her. Mrs. Ueo T Turner, at the
kvon apartments, v. as hostess ai a
kenslngton Friday evening, June
23; Mbi J-essie Beeson entertained
at a luncheon Monday evening ai.il
Miss Louise Xebeker of Salt Lake
v i- hostess ai a bridge tea in Mrs.
Dickson's honor, Monday afternoon.
MISS YKU'I EJ si I
WEDS K W; DENNING
Miss Veda Welch, daughter of Mr.
; and Mrs James Welch, was married
I Wednesday evening at the home of
! her parents, .1233 Pacific avenue, to
! Robert W. Denning. The ceiemony
: was performed by Bishop James
Riley
Mrs. .Herbert Wood, sister of th"
bride, and David W. Denning, brother
pf the bridegroom, attended the cou
ple. The bride wore a gown of t ose col
or ' repr- demeteor and carried a cor
sage bouquet of white roses and
y .-i i peas Mrs. Woods wore a dress
of grey canton crepe, and carried pvi'c
rosc.
A wedding supper followed th
ceremony. Baskets of roses and Shas
ta daisies adorned the dining room
and living room Covers were laid
for AO gueets.
After spending a few days at the
Ht rmltoge In ogden canyon, and with
latlves in Salt Lake and Ogden
Mr. and .Mrs. Denning will leave fo:
Los Angeles where they will make
their home
Miss lch formerly taught at the
Pingree school, and Mr Donning
holds a responsible position in Los
, A np. h S,
Mr. Denning, the father of the
bridegroom, 1- well known In Ogden
I and Salt Like, he being In the mln-
' ing business at Park City.
Mrs. Denning has been the guest
of honor a; a number of parties. The
teachers at the Pingree school, prev
ious to the closing, entertained m one
! of the iu hool rooms. The room was
; beautifully decorated in flowers of tho
season. The boards were covered
I with toasts, and congratulations writ
ten by the teachers. A luncheon was
served.
Mrs. Denning graduated from the
University of Ctah at the age of 19.
having completed a two-year normal
course,
PATRIOTIC PROGRAM j
AT TWELFTH WARD
At a Joint session of the Mutual 1
Improvement associations a patriotic
program will he given thi evening In
the Twelfth ward meeting house, to
start at 7 o'clock.
Following la the program to be giv-i
en: History of the Flag a lo-mlnuts
talk by Vllate Jacob-; Explanation of
the Customary Form of the Respect
to the Plag, a 10-minute talk bj
M Charles Woods: Pledge to the
Flag, by the Boy Scouts and Beehlv.
girls; story. Patriot!. Incidents, a 10
minute talk b i.ii. 1 . Purriagton: I
History of the Fourth of July, a 15-
mlnute talk by Dr. William s. Paine
"ong. ' Pats.' by Boy Scouts and Bee
hive lrlx. and a song by the congre
gation 'Columbia the Gem of the
iceaii."
Si
Dinner Given
at Hermitage
For Musician
j " I
Friends Compliment Squire '
Coop Who Is Going
To California
)
In honor of Squ.re Coop, who will
1 leave in a few days for Dos Angeles.
where he has accepted a position as
lecturer In music at the southern
1. nnch of the University of Califor
nia, a dinner was given Monday eve
ining at the Hermitage hotel by B
'number of friends
The tables were decorated with
I roses and Shasta daisies. Covers were t
llald for fifty guests. The Rev John
(Edward Carer was tostmaster. and
I responses were made by Mayor Prank
Francis Apostle D o. McKay, Mrs
'Chris Flygare and Mrs. Joseph R
', Morrell.
J Trio Selections were given during
the dinner by Miss Mary a McBride,
I Miss Doris Proudfit and Miss Ruth
I Pingree.' Miss Marjorlo Dodge, so
prano, of (Mil. ago. w ho was the solo
ist of the oratorio "The Creation,'
Iglven recently in Salt Ixike. sang two
numbers.
Following the dinner, dancing was
enjoyed at the Hermitage grove
Trie committee on arrangements in
cluded Lester Hinrbcllff, Mr. and
.Mrs Leslh II Saville, Mrs T Don
'Reason, Mrs. Ben Tyrec and Miss El
llen Thomas Mis. Roland S. Eccles
land Mrs. Bryant S. Martlneau were in
charge of the decorations.
Squire coop was also the guest of
I honor at a picnic party given by a
number of his friends Tuesday In
South Fork canyon.
V
PRETTY WEDDING
AT PARISH HOUSE
A pretty wedding was solemnized
when Miss Frances Mary Smyth,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James J.
Smyth, became the I ride of Alh-n S.
Johnson, of Salt Lake. Monday morn-
1 Ing at 1 1 o'clock, at the residence of
Monsignor P. M. Cushnahan In the
presence of the immediate family and
j a few . lose friends.
I Miss Margar.: Stuhr and Lawrence
I Smyth, brother of the bride, attend
ed the couple
The bridf wore a gown of white
crepe demeteor. and a white hat. and
I carried a corsage bouquet of pink
roses and fern- MlSfl Stuhi wore
pink and white, organdie, and carried
a bouquet of pink and White roses
L Following the ceiemony. a wedding
I breakfast was served at the Virgin!
'Shasta daisies and pink roses decoi
1 ating the table They were the re
cipients of many valuable gifts
After a short honeymoon trip. Mr.
land Mrs. Johnson will make their
home in this city.
Mrs. Johnson war- a teacher at the
1 Washington Junior high school. Mr,
I Johnson Is salesman for the Swift
& Company
on Sunday afternoon. Mr-. Johnson
I entertained at her trousseau leu b
I tween the hours of 3 and 6 o'clock
'Refreshments were served lo 100
guests. Mrs J. A. Jones. Mrs. Rob
ert Greenwell, Mra Minnie Brown,
I Mrs. Allen Jonei. Mi-3 Bertha Oak
I den, Mrs Jolin StuhV Mrs John
; Swenson and Miss Irma Earl assisted
) in receiving and serving.
Mrs T A Jones was hostess to
I twelve girl friends in honor of Mrs.
I Johnson, last week. The girl- en
1 Joyed a delightful evening at the Utah
I Hot Spring". Mrs John Stuhr enter
tained at a miscellaneous shower dur
ing the past week for her Twenty
I guests weie present, and many nice
1 presents were Riven to Mrs Johnson.
a
! FESTIVAL PROGRAM
AT WKI-iKK N'OHMAL
.
Students and members of the fac
ulty of ih. Weber Normal college, gave
a festival program of music Wednes
daj Thursday and Friday evenings on
the college lawn.
The follow inu appeared on the pro
gram Mrs. Adelaide Hatch. Violet
Banford, Myra Wright, Josephine Lax
Kin, Mrs. Millie Millar. Mr-. Annie M.
Harrop. Adelaide shton Mrs Pauline
Waterfall, Eva Porter. Erma Stevens.
Georgia Tate. Annettr Proudfit, Hoi -moine
Tracj Faun Powers. Milton
I Shuitliff Alvin W.ttklns, Ben Haines.
Helen Nelson, Ruth ??keon. Wallace
llais. B, W Nichols, Jennie ( ompton.i
1 Mabel Peterson, W II Mnnnlng. Mary
Fisher. Ernest Oborn and Elh Nichols
Aura Bennett. Catherine Cannon and
I Lucille Hoffman, accompanists
IvOBBIXS-TRESEDEK
WEDDING ANNOUNCED
On Tuesday. Juno 27. a very pretty!
wedding was solemnised when Melba;
Bobbins, and vBalph Treseder, both)
of this City, were united In marriage 1
nt the home of Mr and Mrs. W. F.
Burton Bishop Herbert Foulger pei -i
formed the ceremony. Only the rel-
atlves and Immediate friends were!
present. Following the ceremony a
wedding supper was served.
Mrs. Treseder is an employe of the,
plant department of the Mountain
States Telephone i Telegraph com
pany and since coming here has made!
many friends.
Mrs Treseder Is one of Ogden s most!
popular young women, having been
employed in the traffic department '
HONEYMOON TRIP
TO ZION CANYON
The marriage of Horace S. Ensign,
flon of D. H. Ensign, to Voda John
son of Salt Lake, took place Wed
nesday in the Salt Lake temple.
Ait.-r ths ' en -mony the couple had
dinner at the Hotel Utah, after which
they left Immediately for a motor trip
through southern Ctah A trip
through Zlon canyon will be included
After touring southern I tnh Mr. and
Mrs. Ensign will probably ro on to
Loa Angelos for a te-w weeks, and
thnu buck to Ogden, Where lhcy yV !
oai.v. their home .
f "
MRS. HOLTON C. DICKSON, formerly Miss Jessie Adelc Moyes, daughter of Mr. and j
iVA Mrs. R. A. Moyes, whose marriage to Holton G Dickson, son of Dr. G. A. Dickson,
I took place Wednesday, June 28, in the Salt Lake temple. (Ridges-Rabe photo.)
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LEGION AUXILIARY
VISITORS HONORED
A the Virginia Thursday evening a
banquet was given by the American
legbui auxiliary of Ogden Mrs. Low-
ell F. Hobart of Cincinnati and the del-;
egates to the state convention, held in;
Ogden Thursday and Friday were the
' omplimented guests.
Decorations of roses and sweet peas'
adoi ned the table
' Dyers were laid for 70. The toast
mistress was Mrs. E M Conroy. presl-'
dent of the Ogden auxiliary, and re-,
sponsos were made by Mrs Lowell P.
Hobart, Dr. B. W Black, state com-1
m . odei', .1 nd BSugi no Ca rr
Following the banquet a delight
ful program was given Miss Kather-j
ro Sbuf f lebarger and Mauri. a Con
roy gave vocal solos, accompanied by!
Miss Margery Mullen Miss Florem 6
Turner gave a reading from O. Henry.
"The iVnini and the edd:ii! Hu
Miss Gladys Rich, who was a V W
C. A. entertainer overseas, gave uku-1
lele selections and songs. Miss Doro-I
thca Kanzlcr, accompanied by Mrs. H.
C Marchant, gave a SOlo nance.
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GENETS DEVE MTJRPHY
, WEDS LEO THINNES
A pretty wedding wa- solemnized
when M4ss Gvncvleve Murphy, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J P. Murphy, bo-'
came the bride of Leo Edward Thinnes
Friday afternoon at the St. Joseph's
church The R.v Martin Burke per
formed tho ceremony In iho pr -. rue
of the Immediate families.
The bride and bridegroom were at
tended by Miss Barbara Murphy, sis
ter of the brld", apd Dan Thinne:,, thej
bridegroom's brother.
Following the ceremony a lunch
con v.-as served at the homo of tho
bride, 2651 Adams avenue.
They left immediately after the
luncheon for a short honeymoon trip.
They will make their home in 1 'o.:d n.
YELLOW MOTIF IN
LUNCHEON EVENT
At a bridge party Monday e,.nincr.
Miss Jessie Beeson entertained 111
compliment of Mrs EZolton C. Dick
son, a bride of th week at her home.
AZ Twenty-fifth street
Yollow lecoratlons wars used on
the luncheon table, a yellow howl
filled with California poppies being
used for the centerpiece, xellow tap
era were at each end of the table, Phs
favors wer. in corresponding color.
Covers were laid for twelve guests.
SALT DAKE CLUB
ENTERTAINED HERE
Mrs M. Alice Collins. :'7i Twenty
eighth street, entertained members of
the Past Guardian Neighbors club of;
Neighbors of Woodcraft, ol" Salt Lake,
of which Mrs Collins is a member.!
Tuesday afternoon.
A delicious chicken dinner was serv
ed to 25 guests. Vases filled with!
llllles. daisies and sweet Williams, dec
orated the table.
Following the dinner, Mrs. Collins
took the guests for a motor ride
through Ogden canyon, visiting the
artesian wells.
Upon leturnlnsr, they attended the'
memorial services of the tipden circle
No. 5 S 1 . Neighbors of Wdodcraft, and
with the members of the circle enjoy
ed refreshments afterward.
Mrs Collins was assisted by Mrs.
Eva Murphy. Mra Julia Maple, Mrs.
Mattle Green and Mrs. Dorothy Col
lins. Mrs Collins and Mrs. Mattie ;r-eni
were hostesses at a birthday party
Thursday, June J3. In honor of their
little granddaughters. Mar.. Alice Col
lins and Dallas Morgan, who were twoi
years old.
A birthday cako with two candles!
for each of the children and bowls of
roses and baby breath adorned each
table.
Children's games were enjoyed by
Kent .Millar, Max Millar, Mary Allce:
Collins Dallas tloggan, Wayne Curtp,
Juno Waker. Loretta Green, Blanche
Allison, Frank Wilcox and Blajns Wil- ;
cox.
1 1
MISS M'QUADE AND
VINCENT CARNEY WED
! The wedding of Miss Nellie Mc
Quade, and 'Ineent P. Carney, son of
Mrs. Frances M. Carney, yvaa solemn-,
ixerl at the St. Joseph's church Wed-
neadaj morning at 9 o'clock.
1 Monsignor P. M. Cushnahan per-
formed the ceremony.
Miss Margaret .McQuado, sister of!
.the bride, acted W bridesmaid, and
I Leo Carney brother of the bridegroom
at best man.
The bride was gownej in s light
green and Utn Canton crepe dress and'
I wore a white leghorn hat. She car-
rled a houquet of Ophelia roses Tlo
bridesmaid wore a dress of salmon
color organdie. and also carried
Ophelia roses
I Following the ceremonv a three-1
course breakfast was served to the
! members of the Immediate families,
iat tho homa of thu bride's mot Lux.
NEWLYWEDS GIVEN
RECEPTION HERE
Mrs Chris Flygare and her two sis
ter.'. Mra Carter Cornla and Mrs. John
R Hampton of Eountlful, assisted bv
Mrs. Claude Coray and Mrs. Gladys
Badcon, were hostesses at an informal
rei option Saturday , June 24, at the
home of Mrs. Chris Flygare, 2421 Jef
ferson avenue, In honor of Mrs. John
A. Hanson, a recont bride. Mrs. Han
son was formerly Miss Rufcy Rich
ards, daughter of Apostle George F.
Richards of Sail Lake. lolm a Han
son Ls a brother of Mrs. Flygare.
The homo was beautifully decorated
In roses, snapdragons and ferns. A
iray luncheon was served to thlrty
fivo guests, composed of relatives and
lew immediate friends
Mr- George S. Richards accom
panied her (laughter, Mrs Hanson,
from Salt Lake.
The out-of-town jtuosts were MrsJ
C. C. Richards and Mrs. George S.
Ki . birds of Salt Lake, and Mrs. Min
nie Lund of Brighnm.
Mr and Mis. Hanson were on their
way to Cornish. Utah, to make thefr
home, and after the delightful rc-
option given them hero they resumed
their trip.
PL I LSANT SURPRISE
j FOR JOHN SM ALLEY
Friends of John Smnlley pleasant
ly surprised him Monday evening at
hla home. 31 til Washington avenue,
1 celebrating his fifty-eighth birthday.
A luncheon was sered to Mrs. Mary
gferley, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Murphy,
Miss Geneve Murphy, Loo Thinnes,
Miss Bertha Murphy. Mr. and Mrs.
A. Collins, Mr. and Mr3 E. Collins.
Mrs. Hues, Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Shipley. Mr, and Mrs. Jon Smalley
and Mi. and Mrs. R. E. Clark.
Five Hundred was the diversion of
the evening for the women, while the
men played pool and billiards.
Mrs Mary Farley. Mrs. Murphy and
Mrs. E. Collins won the honors.
t
OGDEN PARTY ON
CTLUTTAl'QTTA TOUR
Mra. Frances D. Shaw and her com
pany, the personnel of which is Wil
liam shaw M.iy Woodbury and Wil
liam Clove will leave todAy for the
east where they will be Joined by the
fifth membr of the company, Andrew
Pondor of St. Louis They are with
the Dyric Chautauqua system, and will
do Chautauqua work through the mid
dle v,s..ti.')u states this uummor.
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Reception At I
Eccles Home
After Wedding
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Misa Sadie Eccles Weds H
Dr. C. P. Wilcox in
Salt Lake Temple H
The wedding of Miss Sadie Ecclos,
daughter of fettle Eccles, 1018 Twen-ty-slxth
street. ..nd Dr Charles Fred
i eripk Wilcox, son of Charles Fred
etick Wilcox, of Salt Iake, took place H
in tho Salt Like temple, Saturday H
morning The ceremony was perform
ed by Apostle in id 0 McKay. Il
I A large rpccpimn ie given in the I
evening at tho home of the bride's H
Miss Mildred ESmmett of Salt Laki M
and Miss Thelma ESccles of Ogden.
I attended the brld. . and Raymond Wll
cox, brother of the bridegroom, was
best man. H
The bridesmaids were Miss Bessi3
I Jones. Miss Golda Hyde, Miss Mary
Wilcox, of Salt Ivike, Miss Eva Brown
ing of Ogden Ulss Hallie Smith of
I Salt Laki ari l Kathorine l'lnneo of
I Portland, ore. The little Betty No
I all of Salt Lake, y". ra IScclea, Marlon
Cheesman and Ann Cheeaman, "ted
1 as flower girls H
The brldo wore a gown of white
georgette crepe, with lace and silver vM
loses, with a veil to correspond, and
carried a shower of Ophelia ro-. 9 H
The rest of the bridal party w r
gowned in light colored taffeta made H
in tho Colonial stvl( long hooped and J
I charming in their antlqueness with .Jm
j bonnets to match, and carried old H
fashioned bouquets of sweet peas. 'H
A network of vines formed a roof
for the lawn, where the reception n 03.
given. Roses, baby breath, and ferns,
profusely adorned the lnclosure.
Refreshments were BQrved in tho
house. Those serving were Misses
Jane Cannon of Salt Lake El ma Tay
1 lor. Mary Matson. Rcrthn Eccles. Mar
I Ion Eccles, Virginia Green, Beatrice
Browning. Helen Slater. Helen Over
I mover. ECatherine Jsher. lxuls? Fi.-L-er
and Margaret BuchmlMer.
The Misses Agnes Kennedy. Dora
thy Carpenter, Clara Wheelhouso. of
Portland, tQre, Miss Lucille McCuiiT
J of Seattle. Wash, and Ann McKtn ley
j of Salt Lake, assisted in receiving iho
I guests. Those in the receiving line
.were. Dr. and Mis c-M-les Fred- H
lerlck Wilcox Sr.. Mrs. Nettle Bcclek
I MVs. W. K Klcclpe. Mrs c p ESccles,
land Mrs. D. H Bcch
j The Interesting features ot ths eve-
j ning were dan. es by M:.-s Veda H
I Wright. Mis-. Bertha Eccles, and Mi -1
j Louise Eeeles, and scdos by Mrs. Ed .1
I Bvans Johnson
Five hundred Invitations were -s- iiV
sued
Mr. and Mrs Wilcox left soon after
j the reception on their wedding trip.
1 They will bo home to their friends Iri
I Salt Lake after July 20.
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LAWN FESTIVAL AT H
V. A. BELNAP EOME
Friday even tig al the V. A Belns ' I
home. 918 Twenty-first street, tho
theological department of the Thi.
teenth ward Sunday school, held a
lawn festival.
The lawn was prettily decorate l H
with Japanese lanterns. Music and
games were the fun for the evenitr.-.
after which a luncheon was served
by the girls of the class
Recently the class elected officers.
; with Joeoh DeHaan, president; Ray Hu"
i Tagtrart and Ethel Martin, councilor; t r
Jewell Belnap. secretary. The party fffrf
was under the supervision of the cla-s HaP-
offlcera. ilE
Those present were Mr. and Mr9. Rlf
V. B. Belnap, Mrs. Eph Dyke. WEf:.-'
Jewell Belnap. Ethel Martin. Mar- Kg.
guerito Selbold. Lucille Olson, Belinda ;Hp!
Larson. Dorene Pickett. La Von Hlg- InJ. .
1 glnbotham, Adalene Ellis. Viola Pet- Hej
i oron, Ruth Nelson. La Von Pickett. 9.
j Emma Denning. Ruth McChesney, Al- Hk
le-ria Selbold Vera F'urdie. Ruth B.:
Goddard. Delia Belnap. Ireta Taylor,
Clara Denning, Joseph De Haan. Ray Kv
Taggart. Charles Taylor. Ezra Parry, nnv
Willard Passy, Hyrum Goddard. Sea- Jm '-
man Bowman. Laurence Wahlstrom. H&i'ii
Archie Hokansou Walter Stoker find W&
the teachers of the clasn, prances Kj.'fe
Petterson and Walter Stoker. HgA'',
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BENEFIT SUPPER K)
AND SOCIAL ON LAWN K
At the home of Mrs. Angus Ken- jBgffi
nedy, 2603 Madison avenue, the Worn- Ibw!
en's Missionary society of the First BPV
Presbyterian church gave a benefit jKi-'':
supper and social Monday evening. H
Supper was served In the garden.
each table bolsg decorated with June
roses. Japanese lanterns and colored Jg.y
el. -. trie lights Illuminated the garden .
and lawn, where the program was en-
Joyed following tho supper. W8i&
Seloctlons were given bf Miss far- jJjar'''l
VB McBride. pianist; Miss Ruth I4n- WOtd
gree, 'cellist, and Miss Doris Proudfiu HS
violinist. Miss Pay King and Mrs. Meg
Donald Jackson gave vocal solos, and Bow!
Miss Phyllis King gave violin solos. He5
Piano solos were given by MSSS Mar- WSSfi
tha Coleman and sevoral numbers
were rendered by the Christian En- Rra
deavor orohestra. Vln
A pleasing number of the program mj
was a butterfly dance given by Jessie HBtli
ttirilth and Eunice Davis, B&l
One hundred and twenty-five mem- .Bffifi
hers of the church and friends were, Bre!
present. HK
WEDDING PARTY AT I
NORTH OGDEN HOME
The marriage of Reta Randall, Hfi
daughter of Mr and Mrs. George
Randall of North Ogden, and War-
ren L. Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. HH
Ievi J. Taylor, took place Wednesday. B
June 21, In the Salt Lake temple.
A wedding reception was given
Thursday evening at the home of the 9
bride's parents In North Ogden.
June flowers wero used profusely In
docorating the house. H
A trey luncheon was served to about HH
sixty guests. Games .. nd a program lH
were enjoyed during the evening.
Mi and Mrs. Taylor will make their
home in Hu.rruo.olu, HI