Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-13

Mrs. N. A. Odcll. Bishop George W.
larkn and wife. Bishop Levi j. Tay-
l1r and wife, Alfred Dixon and Chris
TOPPER Burton.
An early morning wedding took place
on Tuesday. oet. 3th. at ESQ O'clock. az
the S. Joseph Catholic church, when
Miss Christina Christensen and Mr.
Frank Uirt we're united in holy bonds of
vadloek. Rev. Father H. n, CuChanhan
DHeaUug The wedding was a quiet
,rr The bride wore an elegant gown
az drlb elk and carried brides roses.
and the groom wore conventional black
Mrs Kicker was bridesmaid and Mr.
christensen brother OF Che bride. acted
as best man, After the ceremony the
bridal party was driven 90 the home
OF the brides parents. 80 52i Twenty
first street. whore a very sumptuous
wedding breakfast was served There
were present only the relatives Of the
contracting parties At 1880 a. M, the
bridal pair departed over the Union Pa
r.ga east-tound train for Chicago and
ether eastern points on wedding tour,
On bs absent about three weeks when
t.v WiIl return and take up their home
iu ogden. The bride IS q beautiful and
accomplished young lady and the
groom Us prominent 10 social circles IN
OGDEN he Us also manager of the Utah
Eot Springs which position he win re-
sumo upon his return.
4 pretty home wedding took place on
Wr1n.s day evening. october 10Th. when
Miss Ella Cunningham and Mr. Henry
j. Jones We're united together IN holy
40 no rI .If h..
brides parents NO l2} Barlow Lane.
B hop John Raokham grandfather Of
The bride officiating The bride wore
pretty gown OF cream silk and carried
bride roses while the groom wore black.
M.s. jamie Cunningham was bridesmaid
and Mr.. John Greece acted as best man.
The house was oyquIsitely decorated
with flowers and evergreen, An el1b-
U.IIa wedding supper was served In the
d.rng room. There was an immense
crowd of relatives and friends present.
and the presents received were uumer-
Gus and beautiful The contracting
parties are well and popularity known
iu this city. They viii make their home
in ogden.
The beautiful home Of Mr. Abe Kuhn
corner NJ Madison Avenue and Twenty
fourth streets was the scene Of a very
enjoyable card party given In honor OF
Mrs H0uX. of San Francisco. who Is
visiting IN Ogden The game played
was CuChere. the ladies' head prize being
won by Sarah Anderson and the gents
head prize by Mr. H. II. Spencer. AZ
ter cards an elaborate menu was SERVED
I'm the dining room. Those present were:
Mrs HouX of san Francisco. Mr.. and
Mrs II. II. Spencer Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
NJ Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Chew
ers. and Mrs Ada Kuhn, Mrs. Sarah
Anderson. Miss Roberts Of Idaho. Mr..
and Mrs, Abe Kuhn, Misses Kuhn and
Mr. Arthur Kuhn.
On Tuesday evening a farewell party
was rendered Elder Joseph Folkman at
Plain city meeting house previous to
his departure on a mission 90 Germany.
The hall was well filed with friends.
Remarks were made by =. d. Richard
son, q. A. Folkman. Bishop Bramwoll
and Bishop Antoine Anderson OF Lo-
gan and several musical numbers were
furnished by the Y. L. and Y. NJ. Nj
A. members. and on Friday evening a
grand bah was given in his honor at
the hall.
Mrs A, J. Warner gave a Kenslng-
ton party last Saturday afternoon at
her beautiful home. No. 72j Twenty
afth street, TO a few Of her friends.
Wednesday evening Bernard Denkers
gave a social party at his residence
No. 4Sj Twenty-eighth street, TO a num-
Der OF gentlemen and lady friends. and
an evening Of real merriment was en-
Joyed by all present Al the gathering
IN organization was instituted for the
instruction of the Holland gentry In
this city on various topics Of interest.
The organization will meet every
"Wednesday evening al the resldenne.