The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 18

SUNDAY MORNING MAY 24 1036 THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER Marion Iverson ELECTED BY AUXILIARY BRIDE AND BRIDE-ELECT Dorothea Deane Monahan to Wed Jack Van Erden Becomes Bride Of Starks A wedding of interest was that of Miss Marion Iverson and Earl Starks at the residence of Mr and Mrs-Lee Miller 125 West Elk avenue Glendale Calif Miss Iverson is the daughter of Mrs Iverson of Glendale and Mr Starks is the son of Mr and Mrs Elli3 Starks of Clearfield Utah Miss Iverson was attended by Miss Walcie Starks sister of the bridegroom and Miss Pauline Keiling of Los Angeles The bridegroom was attended by Harpham of Los Angeles and James Iverson brother of the bride Before the ceremony Earl Thomas of Glendale sang Love You and accompanied by Mrs Lee Miller To the strains of Mendelssohn's played by Mrs Lucy Berg the bridal party marched to the improvised altar in front of the fireplace The bride on the arm of her brother Ira was charming in a gown of pale blue organza She carried a large shower of sweetheart rosebuds The maid of honor and bridesmaid were gowned in pale yellow "organza carrying large bouquets of yellow sweet peas After the ceremony which was performed by Bishop Hill of Glendale buffet refreshments were served Following the wedding reception the bride and groom left by motor for a short honeymoon Upon their return they will be at home in Los Angeles Cal Among the out-of-town guests present were: Mrs Ellis Starks and daughter Walcie of Clearfield Utah Mrs Botifer and Mrs Florence Crane of Monroe Mich Captain Paridis of Hollywood Cal Mr and Mrs Wickham Mrs and Miss Kellogg all of Alhambra Cal Mrs Glacio Mr Douglas McGreggor of Santa Monica Cal Mrs Billie Wilson and daughters Madlyn Helen and Marie of Eagle Rock Cal and Mrs Goidsburry of Chicago Veda Brough Married to Dorny Miss Veda Brough daughter of 1 Mrs Mima Brough was married to Walter Dorny Wednesday -May 20 In the Salt Lake temple with Elder Joseph Christensen performing the ceremony A small reception was held fol- lowing the marriage A wedding dinner was served for the mem- bers of the immediate families 1 at cafe Salt Lake City Covers were laid for twenty Mr Dorny is a graduate of the college Salt Lake City and has filled a three Ger- man Austrian mission Mrs Dorny attended the Ogden High school and is a graduate of the Herbert Hoover high school in Glendale Calif She studied two years at the Lipson Art school and completed a business course at the Sawyers Business college in Los Angeles The couple will make their home in Los Angeles after a honeymoon trip to the northwest Mrs Dorny has been entertained extensively Mrs Mil- ton Maynard a sister of the bride entertained at a party in honor of Mrs Dorny at her home The centerpiece was a miniature umbrella with ribbons and lamet- ta representing rain for a shower Twenty-eight guests were present Mrs Mima Brough will enter-" tain at an informal tea this afternoon between the hours of two and -four in honor of her i ter Mrs Milton Maynard and Mrs Eleanor McFarlane Evert-sen will preside at the tea table which will be adorned with yellow tulpis white peonies and lilies of the valley with ivory tapers 1 in white' holders Mrs Brough will be assisted in the general entertaining by Miss Helen Brough and Mrs Ida Marshall Evanston Wyo grandmother of the bride Miss Helen Brough and Miss Elaine Koster will assist in serving Reed Gammfell and Miss Helen Brough will entertain with vocal selections during the afternoon It is announced by Mr and Mrs Deane Monahan of Billings Montana formerly of Ogden that their daughter Dorathea Deane will be married to Jack Van Erden son of Mrs Cathrien Van Erden Sunday May 31 at seven-thirty in the Hotel Ben Lomond Mrs A Irvine will be the matron of honor and the bridesmaids will be Mrs Lit a Van Erden sister of the bridegroom-elect and Miss Doris Fleming cousin of Miss Monahan Harry Van Erden brother of the bridegroom-elect will be the best man and ushers will be BUI Fleming and A Irvine A reception will be given between the hours of eight-thirty and ten-thirty at the Hotel Ben Lomond Many parties have been plan ned for Miss Monahan Mrs Peter Van Erden and Miss' Lita Van Erden entertained at a party Friday night at the home of Mrs Van Erden A late supper was served to thirty guests On Tuesday Mrs Cathrien Van Erden will entertain at her home in honor of the bride-to-be Miss Monahan was honored Wednesday evening shower given by Mrs Eleanor McFarlane Evertsen Miss Marian Wilson 5 and Miss Beverly Hall at the home of the late Mr and Mrs Joseph McFarlane on 2525 Fow-' ler avenue The rooms were fUled with spring roses peonies and lilies-of-the-valley Bridge was played and a late supper was served to the following guests: Misses Phyllis Barker Jeannette Clark Beverly Harris Helen Bro- -phy Beatrice Allen Bernice Lindquist Kate Johnson Eleanor Scott Dorothy Bowman Mary Rae Christenson Lola Greaves Ber- nice Hall Wanda Welling Mar j- en-orle Woods Ruth VanDyke Louise VanZweden Helen Sessions Ruth Sessions Mrs Clyde Greenwell Mrs VanZweden Mrs Bob Hall Mrs Deane Monahan Mrs Thatcher Allred Mrs A Irvine Mrs Olsen Mrs Flemming Mrs David Wilson Mrs Hall Mrs A Berg and the hostesses uMionai i'ii'ti Mrs Emmett Carwin (left) formerly Miss Gladys Belnap daughter of Hyrum Belnap whose marriage took place in the Salt Lake temple May 14 3Ir Car win is the son of Mr and Mrs Jack Carwin of Ogden Miss Lenore Evans daughter of Mr and Mrs Hecto Evans of 214 Thirty-frst street whose engagement to Verne Youngman son of Mr and Mrs William Youngman is announced The marriage will take place May 29 Officers of the auxiliary to the Ogden Police Benefit association who have been elected for the coming year: Lower row (left to right) Mrs Hutchens vice president Mrs Earl Wiggins president upper row (left to right) Mrs Ernest Shaw secretary and Mrs Charles Pettit treasurer PRESIDENT QLUB MEETINGS QLUBS CONGRESS DEBATING CLUB QHILD CULTURE CLVR MEMBERS HEAR PROGRAM CLUB WILL BE ENTERTAINED AT COBBLE COTTAGE The Past Noble Grand club will be entertained at a no-host luncheon Thursday at one-thirty at the Cobble Cottage tea room in honor of the thirty-fourth anniversary of the club The off! cers will act as hostesses All vis lting members are welcome Reservations may be made before Tuesday evening by calling 3333-J or 1369-W Ogden Drove No 27 Does will be entertained at the Green Gables tea rom Tuesday evening June 2 at seven The delegates will give their report of the convention in Fort Dodge la A short business meeting will be held which will be the last one until next invitations About two hundred have been issued The Congress Debating club of Ogden High school held its annual banquet in the Hotel Ben Lomond Saturday evening May 16 The theme for the banquet was the Congress of the United States Miss Margaret Smaltz acted as toastmistress as the speaker of the house Marion Dame gave a toast to the seniors as the senate Virginia Nicholas gave a toast to the alumni as the supreme court Margaret Coray gave a toast to the juniors as debaters on the floor Betty Tangren gave a toast to the juniors as the house of representatives Verna Forbes gave a toast to the seniors as power of the gavel Mrs Reba Basoni gave a toast as the president of the United States Rose Burchell sang two songs Katherine Kan-eko played two piano selections Gladys Belnap Is Married to Emmett Carwin EASTERN STAR LAY PLANS FOR SPECIAL MEET BRIDGE CLUB IS ENTERTAINED AT SMEDING HOME Mrs Wdford Smeding entertained her bridge club at her home Monday evening Supper was served to Mrs Fred Rabe Mrs Harris Farr Mrs Bill Arnold Mrs Max Breim Mrs Roy Wold Mrs Waldo Blaylock Mrs A1 Wharton Mrs Robert Van Dyke Mrs Hayden Mrs Edvalson Mrs Fred Edson and the hostess The year 1928 was the second largest in the history of foreign financing in the United States Queen Esther chapter No 4 Order of the Eastern Star will meet in special session Friday May 29 at eight in the Masonic temple for the purpose of initiation After the meeting light refreshments will be served with Mrs Cornelia Hodges acting as chairman assisted by Grace Larsen Ona Foote Mabel Blakely Esther Campbell and Helen Curran All members and visiting members are cordially invited to attend INSTALLED The Child Culture club met in the drawing room of the Hotel Ben Lomond on Thursday May 21 at two-thirty with Stone and Mrs Thomas Hooper as hostesses Mrs Barrows was chair-main of the program Ed Green-well accompanied on the piano by Miss Majorie Perrins Greenwell sang three vocal numbers Curtis Thornelaw accompanied on the piano by Miss Lillian Thatcher played two violin solos Mrs Stone reviewed I Have Four by Josephine Lawrence Miss Ruth Sessions accompanied on the piano by Miss Ethel Fin-layson sang two vocal selections SNYDERS HONOR ARTILLERY BAND I A ES I Josephine Foulger new president of the Hour i club for the coming year Mr and Mrs Herbert Lafe Snyder entertained the members of the 222nd field artillery band and their ladies at dinner Saturday evening at the Green Gables tea rooms Mr Snyder is leader of the band Roses and tulips centered the table at which covers were laid for sixty members and their ladies They will leave for an encampment at Jordan Narrows May 30 LEAGUE TO ENTERTAIN The Catholic League will entertain at a no-host dinner Tuescay evening May 26 at seven at Inn The committee in charge of prrange-ments includes Mrs John Miriam chapter No 14 Order of the Eastern Star will hold a special meeting in the Masonic temple Tuesday evening A ban- quet will be served at six-thirty in honor of the grand officers Mrs Paul Mohler and Mrs Parker Shifflet will be in charge of the dining room assisted by Mrs Lusty Miss Beth Lusty Mrs Blakesley Miss Ruth Cl eve MrslW Reed Mrs Em- ma Nopper Mrs Wiley Mrs Gimlin and Mrs nnoancements Meeting of the Song society will be held Wednesday May 27 at the home of Miss Helen Olson 2060 Quincy avenue Miss Florence Wade will be chairman All members are urged to be present so we can formulate plans for our annual field day Clara A Brown announces the engagement of her niece Barbara Brown to 'Ross Olsen son of Mr and Mrs A Olsen of Logan The marriage will take place the latter part of June in the temple at Salt Lake Ctiy Miss Gladys Belnap daughter of Hyrum Belnap was married to Emmett Carwin son of Mr and Mrs Jack Carwin of Ogden in the Salt Lake temple on May 14 Mrs Carwin was guest of honor at a dinner given by her Literary club The guests included Delia Robinson Ruth Holbrook iJ Reva Williams Della Belnap Louise Carruth Anna Van Komen Zindy Smith Mrs Belnap also entertained in honor of the bride Those attending were: Mrs Jewel Furniss Mrs Mary Shreeve Mrs Franklin Richards Mrs eone Shreeve Mrs Barbara Bluth Mrs ESarl Belnap Mrs Gertrude Hutchins Mrs Shelton Dickson Mrs Arias Belnap Misses Lois and MUdred Belnap Mrs William Hobb and Mrs Carwin Mrs Lester A Sorensen also en-tertained for Mrs Carwin The following guests were present: Cora Woodland Louise Carruth Mrs Marcella Carruth Mrs Ann Hill Mrs Jewel Furniss Miss Della Belnap Mrs Geneava Moore Mrs Vera Bodily Mrs Val Hill Norma London Anna Van Komen and Mrs Carwin Mr and Mrs3 Carwin will make their home in Salt Lake City PERSONALS WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT Ogden' circle 581 Women of Woodcraft held their regular meeting Wednesday May 20 with Guardian Neighbor Rose Stewart presiding During the 'session day was commemorated with the following program: Violin solo Wanda Mae Brown accompanied by Irene Lythgoe song Ogden High school quartette composed of Wayne Simpson Helen Whitney Phyllis Myers and Herbert Smith accompanied by Dorothy West reading Rose Stewart piano solo Ruth Whitney and duet by Helen Whitney and Wayne Simpson A lovely corsage was presented to each mother At the close of the meeting a birthday party was held with Neighbors Violet Grix and Sarah Baumeister as guests of honor Special guests for the evening were Neighbor Bess of the grand laws committee and her daughter from Woodbine circle Salt Lake City Mrs Vera LaVelle Kelly of Boulder Nev arrived in Ogden last week and will be the guest of her sister Miss Louise Nelson during hex stay here Mr and Mrs Paul Ellis announce the engagement of their daughter Ruth to Steed son of Mr and Mrs Charles Steed of Clearfield The marriage will take place June 24 in the Salt Lake City temple Royal Neighbors will hold regular meeting Monday May 25 at eight at the I hall All officers and members are urged to be present to prepare for school of construction to be held in Ogden some time in June RETURNS Mrs Bernard Arthur McNulty and sons Bernard and Edward of New York will arrive early in June for an extended visit with Mrs mother Mrs Conroy Mr and Mrs William Wright announce the engagement of their daughter Virginia to Marvin Hadley The wedding will take place Friday June 12 in the Salt Lake temple Ladies auxiliary to Union Pacific Old Timers club No 6 will hold its regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at the-home of Mrs Thinnes 2817 Liberty avenue Luncheon will be served at one-thirty Reservations McGowan Mrs Leo Thinnis Miss Eileen Hanley and Mrs A Loughran Reservations can be made with any of the above committee Installation of officers will take place and reports for the year will be read All members of the parish are invited to attend The officers elected for the ensuing year are: President Mrs Royal Douglas first vice president Mis Ray Morrissey second vice-president Mrs Green recording secretary Mrs Warlaumont corresponding secretary Mrs Phillip Dent treasurer Mrs Thinnis financial secretary Mrs Clements I STUDENTS GIVE PIANO RECITAL Chapter of the Sisterhood will be entertained at luncheon Wednesday at the home of Mrs Eugene Smith 1491 Twenty-seventh street Ae Mr and Mrs Gus Feucht announce the engagement of their daughter Ruth to Scott McCracken The marriage will take place the latter part of June The male humming bird never goes near its nest after the eggs in Europe Fifteen European coun-are laid tries are governed by presidents may be made by calling 2196 Including the Prince of Lichtenstein the Grand Duchess of Lux emburg and the Prince of Mon aco there now are 14 sovereigns Miss Marian Brown who was formally installed in the Utah Delta of Delta Theta Chi national educational and social Saturday May 23 at the New-house hoteL Chapter of $he Sisterhood will meet Wednesday with dren and Mrs Whitmeyer of Ogden and Mrs Thomas Leslie of Salt Lake City as hostesses at the Green Gables tea room SANS SOUCI The Sans Soucl Pinochle club met at the Nob Hill tea-room Tuesday evening Dinner was served to seventeen members and guests Mrs Kate Heyman and Mrs Marks were in charge of the afternoon BRIDGE PARTY ON BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Mrs Helen Barron of Chicago a sister of Dr Seidner is visiting at his home 1567 Twenty-fifth street for- the next few weeks- ft I Mrs Ada Geiger of Sparks Nevada is visiting her daughter Mrs William Rackham 330 Patterson avenue and her son Earl Geiger 268 Twenty-eighth street Mrs Geiger lived in Ogden for many years before going to Nevada i i i 4 i I 4 I i I 'i -2 t-li I Mr and Mrs Parrish of Salt Lake City-were guests of Mr and Mrs Horace Walker last week-end Vera Frey Beason and the girls of the high school class of piano students gave a musicale in the drawing room of the Hotel Ben Lomond After a short program of piano music refreshments were served in the alcove of the drawing room The program included selections from Mumma Mac-Dowell Chaminade Sapellnikoff Lack Godard Tschaikowski Dett Grieg Chopin and Nevin The following students took part: Verda Parkin Alice Woods Clar-amay Patterson Dorothy Cottrell Janice Dinsmore Carolyn Smith Barbara Reeve Yoshi Sato Mary Frances Sarver Anna Jane Stran-quist Barbara Hassing and Margaret Smith Benjamin Franklin once sought to have the wild turkey represent ed on the seal of the United States instead of the eagle because the former bird was so typically American mjam Mrs Agnes Busenbark Mrs Ada Gale and Mrs Ida Clayton sponsored a birthday party and bridge luncheon in honor of Mrs Lida Morris and Mrs Hannah Shepard and Mrs Jennie Wilde Floral decorations and other colors were yellow and green The Live Oak club annual show was held at the Orpheum theatre and was followed by a luncheon in Members present included: Mesdames Sophia Austin Mary Bicker Agnes Busenbark Daisy Cashmore Ida Clayton Susan Grose Emily Grose Ada Gale Anne Greenwell Maggie Harrop Annie Iverson Lida Morris Hattie Mark Mary Nelson Cecelia Poorman Bell Rose Hannah Shysard Phyllis Upton Jennie Welch four guests Mrs Annie Warren Mrs Wilson Mrs Tompkins and Mrs EtheL Mrs Albert Rose entertained the club at her home with luncheon Mrs Sophie Austin was elected president Mrs Hattie Mark vice president Bell Rose as secretary Fifteen members were present More than one-third of the year is devoted to religious rituals by the Hopi Indians Miss Marion Poulter daughter 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