The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-20
OGDEN SOCIETY.

principals IN events OF THIS kind Pic
MICS, canyon parties and other out
door events added TO the social round.
David A. Curry is greeting old
friends in Ogden
Although the day was warm the at
tendance at John ~ Logan literary
was large and the programme inter
estinS. After business was properly
dispatched the parliamentary drill was
introduced. A suppositious civic league
was organized anu duly equipped for
work. \ review CT the last state
federation followed, made interesting
by the verbal report OF Mrs. Marshall.
who was delegate to the federation.
The study of the first epoch in United
States history was then taken uD and
the various expeditions TO America be
ginning with the first voyage of
! tGlunDus presented. These subjects
are all to be continued next Friday
The further work upon imaginary
retormatory lines, emphasized by cor
rect parliamentary procedure. Current
! topics and the second epoch United
States history, or the colonial period.
members will please not fail to come
! prepared to assist in all discussions.
| Friday noon at the Cullen hotel in
Salt Lake occurred the wedding of two
popular young people of Ogden. Wiley
c. Deubler being united in marriage to
Miss Eta Johnson. Mr.. Deubler is a
well known employee of the Rio
Grande Western and Miss Johnson has
been one of Ogden's winsome and able
school teachers. They will reside in
Ogden.
Tuesday evening the Fifth ward
young ladies entertained at a straw
/ no
pleasing numbers on the excellent pro-
gramme were numbers by Mrs. Pike,
Mrs. Farley, Edith Corey and the
Misses Houtz.
The residence of John T. Hurst was
the scene of the happy contamination
of one of the prettiest weddings of the
season, the high contracting parties be-
ing John Hutchinson and Miss Della
Marie Hurst, two of Ogden's most
popular young people. At 9 o'clock
Miss Ada Haas seated herself at the
piano and the sweet strains OF
Mendelsshon's wedding march an
nounced the coming of the bridal party.
The simple but impressive ceremony
of the Congregational church was per-
formed by Rev. c. n. Luck. At the
close OF the ceremony the happy couple
received the congratulations of the
guests, which Included only a few rela-
tives and near friends. Light refresh
ments were served and the evening
passed pleasantly mid social converse
and music. The bride looked charming
in a dainty organdy. She carried a
large bunch of brides roses and car
nations. A number of young people
had planned 10 go to the depot and
shower rice upon them but owing to
the delay of the train were disaD-
pointed. Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson will
spend two weeks on the coast and on
their return will make their home for
a short time at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. John T. Hurst, 2541 Fowler
avenue, where they will be pleased to
receive their friends.
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Tuesday evening Miss Laura Minty
and Courtney Minty entertained about
100 of their friends at a dancing party
in Lester park pavilion. The affair was
a very pleasant one and dancing was
kept up until midnight Among the in
vited guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Chevers. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Z. NichOls,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Agler. Mr.. and Mrs. A
h. Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Patton,
Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Maison, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. X. Swan, Mr.. and Mrs H II.
Spencer. Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Kiesel. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. n. Kimball, DR.. and Mrs.
Shields. Mr.. and Mrs. Ad Kuhn, Mr..
and Mrs. Abe Kuhn, Mrs. Fletcher.
Mrs. A. KieSel, Mrs. p. A. Sherwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thomas, General
and Mrs. Minty. Mrs. Hurst, Mrs. Van
Tassel. Misses Margaret Park. Clara
Clawson, Ruby Clawson, Ardelle Cum
mings. Geneva Ellerbeck of Salt Lake
City; Misses Leda Kuhn. Julia Marks,
Rosa. Hulanski. Jessie Hurlbert Eu-
genia Smith. Fannie Stetter. Rose Stet-
ter, Hattie Burt, Ethelyn Gardiner.
Ella Conroy, Nettie Stevens. Kate
Stevens, Lillian Stevens, Josie Kimball,
Louise Kimball, Jessie Berry, Hattie
Ziemer, Minnie Hayes, Verna Hayes,
Pearl PEBBLES, Franc PEBBLES, Lula
Peery, Hannah Dee, Sylvia Dee, Evelyn
Henderson,, Clara Boreman, Florence
Hirst, Ethel Hirst, Georgia GARDINER,
jamie Taylor, Jessie Bigelow Minnie
Kiesel, Minnie Schansenbach, Eva
Kuhn. Messrs. Spencer Clawson, F.
Judge, c. Lawrence, e. Cummings,
Whitney. w. Meeks of Salt Lake City;
]. Conlisk, A. Conlisk. a. F. Brown, J.
Pierce, A. w. Smith, w. H. Smith. r.
Robinson, c. Kircher, ]. c. McFar- |
lane. ]. Powlas. Ed Rosenbaun, A. V.
Mcintosh, H. Last, VIII Burt, Tom
Burt. Horace Peery, Fred Burt, Harold
Peery, H. Mcmillan, L. B. Spencer, o. |
Kuhn, c. Kuhn, Fred Patton, H. c.
Sherwood, F. c. Schram. Ned Bannis- |
ter. H. Stevens, w. H. O'Brien. H. V.
~ dSOii, W. olutteNdnl, ~ hllibdli
Fred Berry, Henry Peery, Joseph /,
Peery.
On Thursday Mr.. S. NJ Owen of. Lo-
gan was united in marriage to Miss !
Nellie Halverson of Ogden. Mr.. owen |
is popular employee of the county
clerks Office at the capital of Cache, /
and Miss Halverson was one of Ogdens |
bellies.
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Miss Beatrice Ridges informally en-
tertained a number of friends Tuesday |
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Pike |
son. Leona Woods. Mollie Woods, |
Messrs. Eugene Holbrook, Lowell |
Woods. A. D. Bell.
Monday evening Nj w J. Johnson
and Miss Minnie Hayes were married |
at the residence of the brides parents, |
Rev. T. /. Crandal officiating Mr.. |
and Mrs. Hayes left the next day for
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Rash of Brigham
City visited the city during the week.
The Third ward gives an excursion
to Lagoon Tuesday. A good programme
has been arranged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Garff left yester-
day for an outing in Logan.
Miss Annie Thompson is visiting Lo-
gan.
Miss Sallie Peterson is spending the
summer in California.
Mrs D. Thorburn has returned from |