The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • Page 10

TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 26, 1922 OGDEN, UTAH FELLOWS SPEND MORE THAN S1000 IN RELIEF WORK Donations Reach Slightly in Excess.of Mothers Send in Letters of Thanks for Aid Received On Christmas WEEK OgdeH Contralto Is Ilkhll IN HUNTSVILtE 'o o--o P--o Sings Famous Program and Banquet or Old Folks Given This i Tabernacle' Choir Promises of Afternoon GOOD FELLOWS CONTRIBUTION'S. A FrteW 1 0 0 St. Vincent de Paul 5.00 St. Joseph Sewing 10.00 A Friend 5 0 0 C. T.

Chrlstensen A Friend Lions' Club 1.00 3.00 A Friend 200 Knolden Kimball A Friend 5 the needy people of psden. every effort being'made to meet the most essential needs as reported-by Good low investigators. In instances there were requests for clothing ana food that would have cost more than $50 for a family. It was plainly impossible, the Good Fellows say. to carry through any plan to meet all requests--the only to meet the most important needs.

Three families given, assistance todav and two reports of need Huntsvlll'e has outlined an extensive program, for the holiday. period. Initial events of the program were held Christmas day, Excellent Performance of World Famous Handel Composition Ogden's Good Fellows received the compilation made this morning ot all donations received tills year. list given above includes those The not previously reported. More than was expended by the Good.

Fellows. who are hopeful that some additional sums will be received to cut down the deficit thus created. Cash contributions were received from 142 individuals and organizations. This sum and the denations of clothing, food and toys that were made to the Good Fellows were distributed to tnese families, although Liicir -the- distribution was supposed to close on Christmas eve. Several letters pf appreciation have been received from mothers of needy families and one mother, who came to the Good Fellows headquarters this morning to ask, why her entire list of requests had not been filled, thanked the Good Fellows for having extended their aid as thoroughly as they did and her appreciation of the gifts her family received.

Mrs. Margaret Miller Hope Dies Just Before 99th Birthday There departed this life at 3:30 o'clock this morning a highly respected Ogden woman, a Centenarian. Mrs. Margaret Miller Hopu aged 98 years, 11 months and 22 days. Tha deceased was the oldest woman sing the.

soprano role, in the Christmas flay, including- a--cnuai en dan'ce in. the'afternoon- and. danceJ-msRS. who is to for trie older in-the evening. Programs i Year's'day, and including.

New Year's, it Is-stated The remainder of the program lollow's: December 26--Program and banquet for-'old. folks; 2 evening show, "Captain Racket," under the direction of the Y. M. I. A.

December 27--Choir, cantata, The Prince of Peace," 7:30 p. followed by a''dance. December 2S--Dance, for old young, under the direction of the opric- December 30--Picture show, 'January 1--Dance, p. m. Dance for ES.

BERNICB. derr contralto, one-, of -the soloists at' The" 'Messiah performance -here "New :30 UNIVERSITY CLUB A dance will be given by the Lmi- rM IV'1 HIC- 0-den Tabernacle, choir's performance of Handel's at the Alhamb'ra theatre New morn, is' -an Ogden whose fine voice often has been.h'eard.in.Ltan._ Mrs Tyree is a-close student of tr.s contralto" arias arid "recitatives in "Tne Messiah" and sings' them with artistry. To the contralto the composer gave a most important role.m the celebrated oratorio. One of. the most, plaintive, of all songs is the celebrated air which begins, "He Was Contrasting with this song, Han el also gave to the contralto that lilting melodious "Good air in Handel, "displayed his remark- able powers of wedding music to the scriptural text.

As one of the four vocal soloists, for the performance, Mrs. Tyree; has, given much time and attention, to making her share of a success. With less thr.n one week event takes place, Lester Hinchclift, 'choir director, says he is highly pleased with the progress made oy choir, soloists and' orchestra. of tickets has been most -t- Demonstration of Activities at Weber College Tomorrow Evening More than 200 Boy Scouts will take part in a Mount Ogden Stake district rally at the Weber college at 7:10 o'clock tomorrow evening.under the direction of George Bergstrom, scout j.a-0 commissioner. The public is invited Ogden.

She reciuvl a very long, witncss thls exemplification of poem entitled, "Lord A a Daugfl- -ter," in a distinct tone of voice, at the Old Folks' annual picnic in tiu early summer, held at the Lorin Farr park a poem which she learned in 'her early girlhood, nearly 100 years This was followed by an im- promptu reception, the enthusiastic; and admiring crowd insisting on shas- jo i hand to the number of several trict hundred. She was very 1 0 1 Inspection of troop by council of- "court of honor, merit badge awards. ance versity club tomorrow evening at tne encouras ing," he VI think tap, Scout activities. The program: Opening. Assembly of Troops in mam hall.

Address of welcome, George Bergstrom. Flag raising. Pledge of allegiance. Roll call, by troops. Song, by all the troops of the Central "junio'r'high' school.

All members of the-Women's cluo are invited to attend. HOLIDAY PROGRAM. A special holiday program will-be given at the Twelfth ward amusement, hall by the Mutual Improvement association of that ward, tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock. The committee with C. S.

-Barrett and Ross H. McCune has arranged the following pro- OrgTn Prelude. Wheelwright- a Instrumental -Selection Clarence Bramwell and Others Biblical Reading, "Story of the Birth of Jesus" Mrs. Grace Paul Instrumental Selection 'Clarence Bramwell and Otn'ers Address Fred G. Taylor (President of Ogden Chamber of HOLIDAY PKOGEAM FOE SCANDINAVIANS-; i The Weber, county hold its annual Christ- mas celebration Thursday evening, at the Tenth ward meeting hous'e, avenue anj 'Can 1 yon There will be a Christmas tree entertainment for the children at 5 o'clock.

"Candy, will be given away. At -8. o'clock a program will be given for. the older folk's, having principal numbers a'speech by Hagbert A. Anderson, and comic songs-and readings by Karl Sanders of Salt Lake.

Refreshments will, be a o'clock 'and a dance will begin at 9 o'clock. 1 Music will be furnished by Lew Jensen's orchestra. event, "saying that i she had i Queen Victoria she could not have been more highly honored. Mrs. Hope passed peacefully away, like a child going to sleep, her death, a brief illness incident co her great age, at the home of a granddaughter.

Mrs. Frank L. Browning, a 123 Adams avenue, this city, with whom she had made her home for several years past. Mrs. Hope born at Wooler, Northumberland, January- 1824, being the oldest of a family of six the daughter of William and Jane Miller.

Her father was a prominent business man, a thirty-second degree i Mason, and grand lodge officer. An 1 heirloom much prized by the deceased and the family is her father's Masonic which'is at least 125 years ola. was preceded in death by her five brothers and sisters, one daughter ani husband, who died in England 'about 25 years ago, at which time she came to Ogden to live owing to three of her children being residents of this city. She is survived by four children, Mrs. Janes Hope English.

William Miller Hope, Mrs. Margaret Hope Smurthwaite, all of Ogden, and Alex- iander Hope, of 20 -grandchildren, and 13 great-grandchii- dren. Mrs. Hope was a woman of fine mental'attainments, her early education having been acquired in a private school for girls, s. devoted Christian.

member of the Episcopal church, a loving mother and grandmother, an affectionate friend and good neighbor. She leaves a host of friends who learned to admire and love her, besides her family, to mourn her loss. The funeral will' take place Thursday, at tho Ninth ward meeting house. Fred G. Taylor, president of court of honor.

Game period, conducted by Scoutmasters. Koldewyn, Holdaway and Exhibitions as follows: Troop 16--Log building, Hugh Holdaway, scoutmaster. Troop 17--Building camp table. Dale Pingree, scoutmaster. Troop 23--Bridge building, Herman Koldewyn, scoutmaster.

Troof) 24--Building pyramid, Shipley, scoutmaster. Uintah--Signaling demonstration, Golden Kilburn, scoutmaster. So. Weber--Life saving, Raymond Ray, scoutmaster. Special stunt--Eagle Scout Sam Freedman.

Refreshments prepared and served Congregational Song, "Far Away on Judea's Plains. Invocation- J. S. -Stevens MTSICAUE FOR 5IKS. FISHER.

Mrs. Ruth Fisher, who left last week for Los Angeles, was the honored guest- at-a'musicale and-a party given by Miss Ellen-Thomas at studio, previous-to Mrs: Fisher's departure. During the evening Mrs. Fisher was heard in a groVip. of Amon? those part on the program were Mrs Mrs.

Melba Jones, Mrs. Rodger Chappell. Mrs. Thatcli- Miss Marjorie Johansen, 'which the management has generously given for the occasion, will -be packed. To show our appreciation for the splendid support, the plans to give its for the occasion." Courts By Wire; Ogden Man Wins Los Angeles Girl A courtship extending over a period of mor-e than four years culminated in the marriage of Miss' Floy Jeanne Kerns, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Kerns of. Los Angeles; ana Lorn E.

Moore of La Grande, a suburb of Chi- jcago, -at Salt Lake last ni T1 iocaf nt "contri. young couple became acquamted in 4sure-making in the-presenta- 'this city four years ago and though pantom ime, "The Waif and half a continent separated them, the Fairies Ero f. Christensen of courtship was maintained by telegrapn aa rnrn his class a Alharnbra Turned Throngs Away Same Pro gram Again Today without except ion tlie most'refresh- ram hre i and the CAPACITY BUSINESS The last two days to see our special Christmas week bill. The greatest show in town. See it today or tomorrow.

WILLIAM FOX presents AGAIN A AND TOMORROW and telephone. Mr. Moore is IY.LVVIV, employed by the Southern Pacific in Ogden as trainmaster's ceremony was performed last night at the' Newhouse'hotel at Salt- Lake by Christensen of- the Tenth-ward of the L. D. S.

church. i city selected from his class a large' cast which is acclai.rn.ed the delightful 'entertainment- seen in Ogden in Charley Murray -is up 'to his record in making his comedies. The first Hearts" was a -scream, and Thomas Meighan" with Leatrlce Joy and JlstoryofSem fWC NOVW- JVLCATRAZ Mathel' John Mrs. W. E.

Read. Miss-Thomas served refreshments after program. Fisher and Miss Cecil. Regan, who also went'to Los 'Angeles last week, were the guests a. number of.

parties'during the past week. Among those entertained were Mrs. Joseph A. Mrs. -Harvey Cahill Miss Ellen Thp.mas.

in Salt Lake. "Mr. and to their friends at 2546.Adams avenue, 'after January 1. IES HTOTlviiSS i. IHDTJSTKlAi, TQ EESBNT coMEDY dore Roberts did: "great work beautifully.

The whole program has the stamp of. quality. by Troop 23A. i President Scoutmasters' Sam G. Dye.

Scout oath and law, lowering or colors, dismissal. -oo- MEETINGS DATED FOR FARM BUREAUS The members of the Roy Farm bureau will meet at Roy tomorrow 'night at 7:30 o'clock for the purposes of reorganization, according to an announcement made this morning by W. Preston Thomas, county apent. The Eden Farm.bureau will meet.at Eden for reorganization purposes Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock and will have a social program evening while the Taylor Farm bureau will mee: at Taylor Thursday, night meet a.t uayior j.iiuiou'*,v. 1 charge of Bishop o'clock for reorganization.

Xyvj-liT- Tn Oil' rua IM OTXTfiri 'J''-" 1 i i vt The body may be viewed a tomorrow afternoon and Thursday at a a meeting of -the Weber ma. The annual -meeting -tne we o-er tomorrow afternoon and Ihursday ai. bureau has been post- the residence of Mrs. Browning 312S ijr Decemhber 29 to'January the residence of Mrs. Browning 312S one(1Jfrom Decemhber 29 to'January Adams avenue.

Interment win be j. Thomas announced. Mountain View cemetery. I -oo omas a was because -it was impossible ROBERTS DISMISSES FIVE COURT CASES Upon motion of County Attorney, annua i meeting of arid J. "VVllson, City Judge i a nn bureau which for the various-local farm bureaus to i meet and reorganize before the an' nual 'meeting of the county farm bu- I a a'so thought advisable, he said, to have the meeting of the Weber County Farm bureau come closer, to the annual meeting' of the Utah State Farm bureau which is to meet for reorganization purposes at Salt Lake on January's.

The place of the annual- meeting 01 Weber County Farm bureau has not as yet been decided upon, he said. MEET THIS EVENING. Ogden circle. No. 5 SI, Neighbors of Woodcraft.

hold a Regular "this evening in the W. O. W. hall, -to at established -St. uis Mo a district, ordnance office, IT, -connectibn'-'with the industrial mobilization during-peace time, covering territory which includes tne city ol US The primary object- is to an industrial survey.so-that.

in. the event of a major emergency procurement essential items ordnance- material Also "Snub" Pollard In His Latest Comedy 'The Old Sea Dog" No Prices: Adults, Matinees, 20c; Nights, 30c; lOc All Day. I-Iuntsville amusement hall. The-'following -is the cast: the meeting a "Winter a i-n l- l. can proceed in an.

economical and. m- manner and with lease lowing me meeuiis wi.ui.ei teingeni. be given, then a social hour will practicable delay. Past experience follow. All members' are requested shown that the.lack of such mtor in o-r-fiot resi to be present.

INITIATION OF CANDIDATES. Ogden council 3557, Security Benefit will meet this evening- at the Moose hall. A number of candidates will be initiated. Duffy, state district manager' of Salt Lake, will be present take charge of initiatory work; A members and drill team are requested to be' present. TO MEET.

The regular meeting of the Presbyterian- a will be held morrow evening at the SXJRPRSE GIFT: PARTY. has informa- Liitt.1, tion was in a great, measure respon- i delayed production, as jveil as increased cost for same. This not mean that any.emergency, is or expected, but is a policy that-has been arrived, at after a great deal of mature'thought and deliberation It is a well known fact that all commercial i i touch with the industrial situation so supplies-and materials, when needed, can be advantageously procured. Everr effort be-made to-get in touch with all manufacturing commer- association'will tonight comedy; "Captain Racket," at the Golden as Captain Racket; David Berlin a's Obadiah Dawson; Lee Loft- green as Timothy Tolman; Frank Calvin- as Mr; Floyd Jensen-as Hobson; Alta Jestcisen as Clarissa; Tolman, and Alenne McDonald as. Katie.

SPEAKS FRIDAY EVENING David i morning, in the city court, missed five casws on the grounds of insufficient evidence. 'The cases dismissed were that Joseph Gillis, charged with wife scrtion, a divorce having been tained after the complaint had been! I'ilod; that of George Matthias, charged i with wife desertion, the complainlngj witness having left the county; that of Howard Stade, charged with embezzlement, the complaining witness having left the jurisdiction of the court; that Aioert of Clyde Shupe for passing a sc heduled to deliver a lecture at the check and that of G. A. Quist-1 Forest service building. Twenty- berg, charged with the same offensc.

street and'-Lincoln avenue, on the i ht of December 29 at o'clock according to an announcement made at the district offices He is to speak on the development of Utah and its recrea.ional features and his lecture will be illustrated by. numerous (views taken "by himself. oo A surprise gift party'will be given tomorrow evening at the home of Maple. 2 6 2 0 Liberty.ave- nue, for the Mistletoe club members. TO ENTERTAIN.

Mrs." George -A. Chec.ketts will entertain the members of her Five'Hun- dred club at her 4 5 Twentieth tomorrow evening." The card games begin at o'clock. DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS. Camp T--Captain, Gertrude Weaver, will meet with Ellen Tanner, 2907 Ping'ree "avenue, tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. o'clock.

Visiting, board member will. be Elizabeth Stanford Gotl- dar-d. i -in connection with this work," either person or by letter. This work is of vital importance to all of us as citizens' of United States, whether employer or employe. Additional'information will be-glad- lv furnished upon inquiry to the St.

Louis District Ordnance Room 415 Misso-url State Life, building, -and-'Locust streets, St. Louis, Mo! The Huntsville.Mutual Improvement sedation 'will tonight the I Harold Lloyd in "Dr. Jack' Starts Sunday. ALL ATTENDANCE RECORDS BROKEN LAST NIGHT Eon't Fail to See Thomas Meighan "The Man Who Saw Tomorrow" A Picture That's Different -Supported by TJiEODOEE ROBERTS and 1 LEAT.RICE JOY SHOWS TODAY by Fay Kino by Fay King FEATURES. CHARLIE MURRAY I "FAINT HEARTS" A Brand New Come'dy.

Also FAY KING, SOLOIST COMING THURSDAY Agnes Ayers I "A Daughter of Luxury" And Monte Bank's New Comedy, "SQUIRREL FOOD" The Alhambra' will have a. brand new comedy as every change of program. -the Larry- Semon's and 'Charley Murray's have been booked to be shown with Paramount 'Pictures. Albert Broadus of Salt Lake -00- TWO NEW FACES AT COUET HOUSE OGDEN YOUNG MAN POSTED DESERTER There will be but-two changes at the county court'house when the new administration is sworn in on January C. E.

Pettegrtew succeed E. S. Green as county commissioner and Mrs. Mae Bramwell will become coun- ty recorder, vice Mrs. Glenna Feit Local police officials are asked -to locate if possible Lester Toller ,..616 The county commission, as consti- I Madison avenue, who enlisted in tne tuted at present, will hold its last nav on November 22 at Los Ange- regular session Friday of this week.

i es and is alleged to have deserted- Tuesday morning the board will meet on November 25-at'San Francisco, for a short session to turn the aeins The naval training jstation has sent I the Ogden police'officials-a descrip- 'tion of the young man and-a request that h-c be arrested and. held for them. GRANDCHUJO BUU CROTJPY COUGH. get" no relief whatever from, a. very bad cough," writes Peter Landis, Meyersdale, "until I Foley's Honey and Tar.

It'is a-great-help "for chest and throat trouble." Coughs, colds, croup, chest and-bronchial irritations" quickly relieved-with Foley's Honey and Tar. i Contains opiates--ingredients 'printed on, thf wrapper. Stood' the test of time 'sery- ing three Sold'- '-every- 1 i 0-H-Vi. If i -over to the 'new commission. Other officers in county bui ing were re-elected.

--Oft MOUNTED DEER HSAD PRESENTED TO CLUB Corey Ogden. today presented the Weber club with a beautl- lully mounted deer head, which will be used- as one of the decorations of the club in the Fred J. Kiesel bulld- i Mr Corev bagged the deer September '3 1921, in the Big Horn moun- 'aW -125 miles northwest of Casper, Entries FREE Entries FREE BIGGER BETTER 'Take His yoke upon you, and learn of Him." New Year's Morn 10:30 at Guiley Drug, Mclntyre Drug, Economy Butter Shop, Williams' Music Co. PURCHASE NOW 50c, 35c, 25c Another sprinkle, smiles--rand, this, The Kid an-artist of emotion. Added "Attraction "MAN VS.

BEAST" KsK Vs. Beast, lT most thrilling 'motion picture ever brought out.iof.the jungles of Darkest-Africa, 1 with- remarKablc close-ups of conflicts; between brave men and ferocious animals. And a Mack Sennett Comedy that's a scream, "BOW WOW." 10c TODAY 4th Annual Livestock Show January-2, 3, 4, 5, 6 $6500 in cash awards to exhibitors of pure-bred and fat cattle, sheep, hogs from eight states-- THE OGDEN STOCK SHOW IS NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED THE' BEST IN THE WEST WILL BE THERE COME GOME TO XGDEN Special heating facilities have been installed in the big, new coliseum, insuring comfort-- Chas. H. Lester F.

WMtlbcki; Vice: Pres. Jesse S. Richards, Secy. Admission FREE Entries FREE.