The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-22
THE HAGMAN-CAIHE MARRIAGE
THE WEDDING YESTERDAY FOL
LOWED BY A RECEPTION.
Marriage of Miss Elizabeth Abbott
and John Henry Burton-Festivi-
ties at the University-Notes.

The marriage of Mr.. Albion w. Caine,
jr. and Miss Ida Marie Hagman took
place yesterday, and was followed in
the evening by a pleasant reception at
the home of the brides parents. Mr..
Caine is a rising young business man.
and is extremely popular. TIE bride is
an accomplished young lady, the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hay
man, and his many friends.
Miss Elizabeth Abbott and Mr.. John
Henry Burton, the popular clerk at the
knutsford, were married last evening.
The happy event was celebrated at
their future home on Second South
street, and witnessed by only few
of the most intimate friends of the
contracting parties. Dean Halsey of
st. Marks cathedral officiated, using
the beautiful marriage ceremony Of the
Episcopal church.
The bride, a handsome young lady,
and popular among a large circle of
friends, was attended by her sister,
Miss Myrtle Abbott, while Arthur j.
Davis acted as best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. Burton will be at home to their
friends after Jan. ..
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AZ Tic university llllS WEN CidSS
spirit is everywhere present, and man
ifest itself in social class gatherings
of various kinds. The students, before
going to their homes for the holidays,
are eager to meet their friends and
classmates in other than a bookworm
capacity.
The element of secrecy in preparing
these socials is prevalent. Last Mon
day an anonymous notice appeared on
the bulletin boards, inviting all the
members of the class of '01, the
Naughty Ones, to wear class colors,
yesterday, and to assemble in the after
noon. AT 4:30 the largest room on the
main floor was filed with students,
eager to know the purpose of their as
sembling. Presently the president, Mr..
Arthur yelling, called order, and an
nounced the purpose of the meeting to
be social, informal, good time. Pea
nuts and popcorn were then passed to
all, and as they enjoyed this fare, an
informal programme, consisting of
stories, songs and piano selections, was
rendered. Mr.. B. w. Ashton favored
the class with his laughable Ball
Game Withal the event was very
successful, and very many students
have been heard to remark that the
surprise was a very pleasant one, and
that the hour thus spent was most
happy. The class protector, Instructor
R. L. McGline, was the entertainer.
Last night again the sound of dance
music resounded through the halls
and classroOms of the university. The
evening was celebrated by the class of
90, the Naughty Naughts. The art
room of the main building had been
cleared of desks and other classroom
fixtures, and presented a scene of fes-
tive gaiety. The university and class
colors were arranged artistically about
the chandeliers, and the blackboards
had lost their classroom appearance in
the happy designs that covered them.
An able orchestra occupied one corner
of the room, and made merry music for
the more merry dancers. A neighbour
ing room had been cleared and deco
rated, and now served we'll the pur-
poses of a banquet hall. To this corner
the dancers retired, and the happy
girls of Naughty Naught served them
with refreshments. The crowd OF stud
ents and friends was a merry one, and
the entertainment one that was, from
all standpoints, very successful
Henry n. Campo, the we'll known as
sayer, and Miss Helen L. Duncan, a
popular and charming young lady,
were married last evening by Justice
c. NJ. Nielsen at the home of the brides
parents, 355 South Third East street. A
delightful reception followed, and the
large number of guests showered their
congratulations on the happy young
couple.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Geddes and Miss
Geddes yesterday issued invitations for
q reception and dance to be given at the
Knutsford on Jan. 4.
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DR.. and Mrs. A. C. Ewing will enter
tain informally at cards next Monday
evening.
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The Assembly ball takes place this
evening at Christensen's.
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Mr.. VIII Dinwoodey will return from
the east on Saturday.
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Miss Ella Clark has invitations out
for card party on Friday afternoon,
Dec. 80.
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DR.. and Mrs. F. D. Bickford will en-
terrain at cards Friday evening.