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I 1 IN OGDEN'S SOCIETY 'H
Miss Edith Granger and
Miss Mildred Mcintosh
To Speak Tuesday
H I MJss Edith Granger, who i? just
back from France is speak in;; in i his
H J Moid during the month of December.
She has been overseas ever slnct Ihe
j beginning or 191S. and can tell almost
H ia many tales a- the men themst
( ior she has seen more of Trance than
I niMin of them have. Her throe trips
to Europe before the war and her
splendid knowledge of the French
H I language made her pre-eminently fit-
i ,rri to go as one of the fir.;i s cretariea
H ent over by the Y. YA C A. Three
j months spent as social soorctary of the
U Hotel Petrograd in Paris, brought her
B ) into contact with American women war
B a workers of all organizations. She
B spent some time in the Foyer des Al
lies at Tours studying the conditions
of the French women munition work-,
ers Her organisation of the travel de
partment at the newly opened Paris I
headquarters of the Y. W. C a. kept
her in touch with all the new secre
taries sent over from America as well
a with the tremendous development
1 j ol the work in France
Miss Granger arrived In Paris jusi
in time to go through most of the bad
air-raids and the shelling from the Big
Bertha Hotel Petrograd was Just,
opened and everything was In a Btate
of chaos. She followed the develop
ment of the work in other centei
through the Hostess House in Tours
and the rapid growth of the work for
the French munition women in the J
B j great factories all oyer France Then.
upon her return to Pans, she saw the
fl. linal stage of the work with nearly
one hundred and fifty secretaries and
centers throughout the length ;.ni
breadth of the land for French
women, nurses, signal corps girls, and
with Hotel Petrograd grown to such
j proportions thai Hotel Oxford and
Cambridge had lo be rented as an an
HII u nex. During this last stay in Paris
Miss Granger made an extensive trip
along the American front, visiting
Toul. Nancy, Si Mihiel, Verdun
Montsec, where the famous dugOUl of
the Crnwn Prmi t was -nn uteri .n hi II
as the Hindenburp line and all Its
; branches, down to Rhelms, returning
j lo Paris by way of Chateau Thierry.
Alter her return to America Miss
Grainger address V eighty-two audi
ences with an a 'erase of two hundred
R j and fifty persons at each mating, tell-
BL'I 1 ing them of the work of the Young
Women's Christian association in
France and explaining the reeonstruc-'
lion needs of thai devastated country.
Since the close of her Bpeaking tour,
j Miss Granger has hern devoting her
I time to the study of the work done by
I the Y. W. C. A. in other fields ;ind,
i what the future program of the Y Y
k, "What are the problems of the
women and girls at home and abroad?"!
What is the- M ' doing to meet ,
B. ij 'hese problems?" these are Ihe ques-
Kj tions which Miss Granger will answer
in her splendid and convincing talk
Tuesday eveninc, in the First Con
gregational church. Ogdenites will
HKI have the pleasure of hearing Mis
Pl,! tiranger and Miss Mcintosh and un-
BiIm doubtedly a large audience will be;
H'j present to greet them.
IFOR MRS. MALT MAN.
The Ladies' Society of the Brother I
hood of Locomotive Firemen aud En
ginemen gave a vers enjoyable party
last Thursday evening in honor of Ml -Thomas
Maltman who has served at
collector for the order for the past i
ear. In appreciation of her faithful
service, the society presented her a
beautiful hand-paintrd plate Mrs. J
C Rush, treasurer of the organization,
j was given a beautiful dish also '
The entertainment for the evening
, f ,
I i Miss Jetia Carstensen
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Miss Jetta Carstensen daughter of Mr. 'and Mrs. C. M Carstcji-I
sen, will bee the bride ol Mr W C Jones, boh of Mr and Mrs
.Miles L Jones, next Thursday. The ceremony will be perfoined in
Ithc Salt Lake tempi. The bride-elect luis been honored at $ num
ber of showers during the past two weeks.
was centered in playing cards and
j still later refreshments were served
.Those present v. pro; Mr. and Mrs. A
I. Mouten, Mr and Mrs . c. Bush.
Mr and Mrs. a p Parker, Mr and
Mrs H. H. Brizzee, Mr. and Mrs Bert
Siprelle. Mr. and Mrs N A. Morrison.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Westemelr, Mr.
and Mrs Thomas Malt man, Mrs. J. J
Rouse, Mrs. H. Speak. Mr W F Loul
i ten. Miss Pearl YVostmeir, Miss Rose
Morrison Master Sherman Westmeir
and Master Kenneth Brizzee.
VISITING IN OGDEN.
Mrs. Jack Major and little son. Jack,
Ir., who have spent the past summer
and early fall months in San Francisco
With husband and father. Lieutenant
lack Major of the 30Sth cavalry, are
visiting in Ogden with Mrs. W Y.
Browning and Mrs. John W Scow
croft, Lieutenant Major's mother and
sister.
SPENDING WEEK-END IN CITY.
Mrs. T C. 'Wright and Mrs J. J
Bybee of Idaho Falls, are spending the
week-end In this city as the house
guests of Mrs Joseph V. Bailey. Yes
terday Mrs. Wright was honored at a
tea at the Joseph Scoweroft home
when Mrs. Scoweroft entertained This
afternoon Mrs. Clarence Wright is en
tertainlng for Mrs Wright. The ladies
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HM .Miss ,(..
VM Jon. daughter of Attorney John A. Sneddon of this eitv ;.().t Clif-!
bsssH I 5 . ?reenweIl ylso of Qgdeu. Che couple are tp make this ,-tvi
I f1T hom''- haae fl large circle of friends who wis', thinn hnnJ
HilM i ni ess,
BsH BsHH
sssl I liWt 13 1
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are to leave for their home tomorrow.
WELL-KNOWN COUPLE MARRIED.
Mrs. Fred Arnold of 2919 Adams
! avenue wishes io announce the mar
1 rlage of her daughter Abbey k Ernest
Balch, the wedding occurring at Farm
inston, December 4. Both young
people are well known in ihe ctlj and
both are employes of the W 1! Wrighi
and Sons company, the bride having
conducted the desk in the ladies' sun
lahd loak department, while Mr Bakh
was head salesman in the mens cloth
ing department.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mi and m. Enoch Parr, Jr.. wish
to announce the engagement of Uinlr
I daughter, Marj Myrtle to O. ictor Bel
nap, the weddiyg to occur in the Sail
! Lake temple. December 18.
I
AT PLAIN CITY THIS EVCNING
One of the interesting M. I progrnnis
of the week will he given nt Plain City
this evening, beginning at 7:.-0 o'clock
when the following program -will he given.
CongTOSatlonal Singing. "Come; Come. Ye
Saints."
Prayer.
Singing, O. Ye Mountains High."
Historical Sketch of Y. L M. I a...
Rose Ken
Vocal Solo La vaun Drany
P.- i.ru.lu. i or. of nn early M I A. Meeting
' Vocal Solo. "The Kerr Dance
F. J. Kcnlcy
Piano Solo .Ldia Garner
Historical Skelth of the Y. m m. i a.
ua,'t Elizabeth Lund and e.'j.
Reminiscences, by Visitors
I Old Time Classic Junior Girls
I Congrccat'ona! Singing. Hard Times
Corr.c Again No More."
Benedict. on .
Dc.rM.ig In Amusement ball.
All memdbre cordially invited to bo
I present.
METHODIST BAZAAR.
The ladles of the Methodist Episco '
pal church are busily preparing fori
their annual bazaar and chicken din 1
Her As this i.- the first large affair i
which they have undertaken since the;
war they nre putting forth every ef
fort to make it a great success. On
j Thursday evening, December 11, din-'
uer will be served to which all mem-1
bers and friends of the church are!
asked to lend their patronage. The
young ladies of the church are pre
phrlng an entertainment to follow in!
the evening, Attractive booths will
j display all manner or beautiful arti
cles in needle work, embroidery and
ochel : stable for Christmas gifts,
rhe children will receive especial at
tention as booths will be devoted to'
toys and candies for them
MUSICALE IN FIFTH WARD.
The following musicale wan given
Friday evening in the Fifth ward
?hapel :
Mano Solo, "Valse" Chopin
Miss Florence O'Nlell.
Juitai Duet
(a) Melodies.
(b) Serenade
Ernest Shreeve. Orval Carstensen.
Saxaphone Solos
(a) '-old Madrid"
(b) "Wild Irish Rose "
Edris Christensen.
Piano accompaniment.
. iolin S0I05
(a) "Allta."
(b) "In the Mountain Coti
Le Roy Johnson.
At the conclusion a dancing party
in id in the amusement hail.
VISITING IN OGDEN.
Mr? .1 Alvin Rune and littio dauch
ter, Kathryn, of (ireen River, Wyo.,
are the bouse guests of M p, ; no Mrs.
James Rune Mrs. Rune came down to
am n.( (he Rune-Power wedding P.nd
will visit with friends and relatives 1
her and in Salt Lake until after the '
holidays. , (
Miriam Chapter No. 14 A. E. S
The regular meeting of Miriam C'hnp
ter, No. 14; (irder ot ihe La stern Si or,
will In held next Tuesday evening in
the Masonic temple when the annual
election of officers will be held. A
full attendance of members is re
quested. Lai Cos Ciub.
Mrs Ra Si one was hostess to the
members of ihe Lai Cos club at her
home. 7o6 Canyon Road, last ed
nesday afternoon, when "500" was
played and honors were given to Airs
Walter Ashment and Mrs p. r. Eck
harl The next meeting of the club
will he held in tWO weeks with Mrs.
Ashment as hostess.
Home Culture Club.
The members of the Home i ulinre
club are meeting today al the home of
Mis. J. C. Gephardt, 2621 Barlow ave
nue "Child Welfare" g the subject
for the afternoon's meeting and the
discussion will be led bv Mrs 0 P
Skaggs.
I Westminster Guild
The young ladles of the Westminster
Guild will be entertained Monda)
n,;Jn bj ihe Misses Cortez and Miss!
Larned at the home of the Misses 1
Cortez, 535 Twenty-seventh street
1-iistoncal Society.
The Historical society mei Novem
ber 29th. at the home of Mrs. J. R.
Morrell, en Eeelcs avenue The
hostesses were Mrs. A W Agee and,
Mrs. Morrell
At ihe business session it was de
Cided that this societ, wiih ihe Teach-!
ers' association, secure two abb lec
turers to speak in Ogden In the near
lulu re
The program for the afternoon was
well directed by the chairman, Mrs.
. . w. v .-n. wuiyr-, aim U'MIMMI'U III
a p-iper on thp subject. Pageantry,"
by Mrs P W Knislej
Th subjei t matter was ably ihouchf
out, well prepared and interestingly
presented This was followed bj read
ling of printed articles on the same
subject, by Mrs. Newcombe, Mrs Mor
'rell and Mr. W H Meal A short
discussion followed.
Miss Mary Fisher rendered a violin
solo, accompanied by lui sister
Mrs R C. Hunter conducted the
community sincine. All present on
I joyed a very pleasant and profitable
afternoon
I
Lndles Literary Club
A splendid mcctinp of the iarlieS' Liter
ary club was held last Wednesday after
j.noon with the president. Mrs H. W Dunn
j when Mrs. John Culley gave a flu ly
j prepared paper on "Mush- and Art During j
'. the War. ' Mis. Culley had COtnpilid I
. her notes and formed them Into a verv !
intcrertinK story. Mrs. C. V. ."Inn
I gave the current events and the cluo ;
I adjourned to nv et in two weeks with 1
Mrs. Julia JSccles.
Vincent Chautauqua Circle.
Members of the Vincent Chautauqua
circle will meet Friday, December L2,
! at 7 30 o'clock at the home of Mrs
George J. Kelly, 2117 Adams avenue.
jThe circle invited all who are interesr
ed in the work to meet with ihn
This year's subjects to be taken up b.
the circle are especially intcrestin.
and instructive.
Queen Esther Chapter No. 4. O. E S
At the regular meeting of Qupoi
Esther chapter No 4, Order if h
Eastern Star, held last evening C e Eol
lowing officers were elected to seryi
diir'ng the 1 DSUlng ear
Worthy matron Margaret Craven
Worthy patron Norman Sims
Associate matron Helen Cole.
Conductress Gertie Chilton.
Associate conduct reps Pearl Hiner
Trustee Kathleen Vicfes,
Secretarv Linda Irwin
Treasurer Edith Gibson.
Neighbors of Woodcraft.
Grand Lodge Ad.isor Heine:- of the
grand lodge or Woodcraft ol Tort land
Ore has been in Ogden during
week and on one day was entertained
by n joint commit tee ot to two cir
'less of local Woodcraft at 8 lun' h
eon at Ihe Kerns' cafe. From fjgden
circle No. 581, Neighbors Frances
HUBS, L. Best and J. furnish vi r
hostesses and from Sgo Lflj circle
No. 174, G. N. Laura V. Car?y, Mrs.
E. Cnshraore and Mrs. w. Wardleig 1
entertained the honor guesr. Mr.
Ilemer left Ogden yesterday t"i Si II
Lake City where he will meet n!,h ihe
circles there find will 'etnrn o this
city next Tuesday, December 9, ?hen
he will address the members of Ogden
circle No. 581. On this lecns on the
members of ije.go ,y circle ar tnit
ed to meet with Ogden circle
S. O. H. CV.-i.
The 3. 0, H club met on Tuesday
evening at the home of the Misses
Rose and Margaret Spidel, 2519 Adams
avenue The first event of interest
w;is the election of officer.-, which re
sulted In the following members be-
Inn- nnncr.. f Ui H 1
ins -ii"-" II lui iiieu I rsji'i i ' po-l
tions: Miss Marguerie Clements,
president; Miss Mary McKenna, secre
tary; Miss Margaret Spnhl. treasurer.
Following an enthusiastic busings.,
session, during which plans were dis
cussed for the second of a series of
p social affairs, to take place :;con, a
dainty and delicious lunch was served.
On Monday. December S, Miss Mar
guerite Clements will entertain.
Lr.tln Club of O H S.
Members of the Latin club of the Ogden
high school gave a jubilee in the school
auditorium last evening at which time
they held nil sorts of odd stunts" aid
served refreshments. The girls and boys i
of the club were chaperoned by mcmb-i t
of the faculty and Mrs J T. Hurst and a
most delightful time was spent.
Sewing Club
Miss Ruth ami Mii.s Uosa Mostelle:-
weVe hostesses to the members of thu
sewing club last evening at the Moatelter
home on Capitol avenue The evenin.r
was pleasantly spent and the hostesses
served refreshments. Tin next meeting I
of the club will bo held Monday. Decern-
bor 0 at the home of Miss Mary Parmley,
710 Twenty-fifth street.
Scmpre Musical Society
Miss Dorothy Wright of L'3t2 Van Bur n
avenue was hostess to the members ot '
the Sempre Musical Society last Tuesd;i
at her home. A finely Interesting pro-
t
Mrs. Thomas F. Powers !
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rDiiday oventnif at th.- home of fr
end Mrs. Jftir.ca A. Eune of 2060 Jcffer
eon avenue. Mlsa V.'oiet liur.o becsni
the bride of Thomas Forrester Power,
i Iso of th'.a cty. The ceremony was pei -o:meii
by Rtversad Jo'.'.r. Edward CrvT
jf the Presbyterian Church of the city and
lie. F!or.r.cc Bune V. hctwrtght. slate;
ji the bride, was brldo9r::iild, v.hlU
j: other of the SToom, Vlnoant Powi
n.tcd as best man. The bride wus a-
tract tvely frowned In purple sutin with
lace overdres3 and carried a boquet ot
whits ruses Vita. Wheelwright wore
attiactive suit.
Following the ceremony a perfectly
prepared Widdlng suppei was ser.-d ii
tl:n dining' room where it wealth of lovely
flowers reeled the party. There Were
present only members of the tw-o tamllle.
Ml and Mrs Powers left for a short
honeymoon trip and will soon be at hom
to their friends at 10CO Jefferson avenu- j
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from Thais, areompanled b her sister
at the plar.o. Mrs Fcrroro. one of the
bi it known and accomplished pianists c:
the cit. played the "Allegro" by Cyril
ieoit and "Country Dance" by McFadden,
The meeting was ono of the most de
lightful of ihe several so far this season
and the next meeting of the club will
bf lu hi m two weeks with Mrs. Fred N
Hess as hostccs.
Bnp'.ist Mission Circle
Members ol the Indies' Mission Circle
of the First Baptist .hurch of the city
will meet at the home of Mrs O P.
Skaggs. 875 Twenty-eighth street. Tues
day at 2.30 o'clock, when Mrs. J.oon?y
and Mrs. Day will bo assisting hstesse.
Liberty Club
J The Liberty club of the L. A to O
I G will meet at the home of Mrs. Wii
j liam Wilson. 102 Thirtieth street n.-xt
I Thursday afternoon w ith Mrs, Wilson an I
Mrs. Robert Harlan us hostesses. ,
members of the ub are asked to be
present.
Bc ux Esprit Club
I The Beaux Esprit iub met on Friday I
afternoon with Mrs Fred C. Schade. 2i70 '
Fov l. , avenues and the time was plea--antly
spent In playing card games, at
which honors wen- given to Mrs Carl 1
Raamusson and Mrs. Charles T Farr
The afternoon was a delightful one and j
at five o'clock Mrs Schade served r--freshments.
The dining table w.s prei v j
with n bowl of red rosebuds ns the
central decoration. The next meeting of
j the club will be held on January 12. wih I
Mrs Carl Hasmusson. 1324 Twentv-fifth
street.
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L-dies" Aid Society
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society
Will meet at the .hurch next Tuesday
j afternoon, when all members are asked
I to be present
Child Culture Club
The meeting of the Child Culture , h
I at the University club rooms last ThUM-
dcy proved to bo one of especial inte -est
to all members of the club. Mrs. H.
M. Barrows, president of the club, pre
sided at the business session which w3
followed by a report of the League oi '
Women Voters' convention which wits
held in Salt Lake City recently and- si
wlUch Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt gave
la finely Instructive address, explaining
in detail Lhe purpose and work of ho
league, Mrs. Smith very minutely gave
the message of the aim of the league to
the members of the Child Culture club
i and her. report proved to be especially
interesting.
Mrs Eleanor J Hirst of the City Fed
M ration of Clubs, who had b. r-n Instructed
I to inform the ladies of the Child Culture
I ciub of the change in the constitution
i and by-laws of th.- ( It Federation, aas I
j present and with a copy of the revised!
laws explained the changes as they hav0
f.een made.
Delightful numbers on the program
were the readings by Miss Frances Maui.
She k-uvi- Tennyson's "liti Ouiniverw
and "The Passing of King Arthur" in
a most entertaining manner after whl h
.vrs. Ben Tyree sang in her usunl iin.
voi.e. "Star of Bethlehem" by Iajuis
PlogSted and al an encore selection. J
Indian tove Seng" Thurlow LIuu- j
ranee
On this occasion Mrs Eliza MeFarlsnd I
ami Mrs. Flora Farnsworth were host-
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ise party was ixen furfl
irrjriHBsjflnlev, c.-ebraliosB
of her fifty-nintHfcinhday, Onlr rehfl
; tivos of the honond ?uest were prfJ
'nt. The partv was heVl at tiie HioH
ley home, 517 Twenty seiond "(WM
and Iki d;n'-liler, Mr. J. W i)Bri,
was the hostess. The "ynin?: T?fl
pleasantly spent in playin? jOO ani
delicious luncheon was served. ThosSlj
present were Mr .md Mr-'. Earle CflH
Richardson and children, Ruth
and Stephen- Mr and Mrs. Herbelil
Hinley and small son; Hi '
Mrs. Charles S. Noble, Mr. and Nr
Emil Almquist. Mis Ann.; M. Noble,' j
Mr, and Mrs Jesse Burt Nye and th J
j honoicd guest
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
. Mrs Sophia MeBridc of 23S HirriM
avenue, wishes in mii"tm ' the can?'!
ment of her daughter, Anna Delta tH
' Ira E Brown, son of Mr? and JlriM
i Chris .1 Brown of this city. The weddiftsW
to occtir in the near future. I
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RED CROSS SEALS
Each year the Red Cross sends oufl
all over the 1'inie.i Stare?. throushW;!
various division sentei- hne fbn 1
mas seas (0 be in-: it,.-- (nlarginj; 1
of the fund win. h i- us. , for die bene-,
of tuberculosa ultereis and for ,B 1
prepntion of ihe dread disease TBIM
year Ogden ha? received a large quotM
to be disposed of ami nu 1 vi bt the cltf-s
will have sold e., rv ,' mip befors
Christmas we..;. un Sundiy W I
nrst Congregational church will h"'m
$50 worth of Red Cross seals and JH
booth will be -arranged where memberfSM
r'' the church. Sunday school and JM
Kie-ation ma purchase them tomoi
row at all services.
Chiropractic j
Proncunce it CH I RO -PRAC-'
CHIRO means by bare haid
ppactic, the practice.
ROSS H. McCUNE r
Chiropractor
Third Floor, Ltwij Block. Look K
McCune, not the clcck
THREE-YEAR GRADUA it
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