Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-24

/ erts, j F. Irvine, Rob Il. Irvine. Phil
! Speckart, +. a. Wedgewood Grant a.
I Bagley, +. W. Taylor a. u. Sutton
! Leon Bachman. Mrs Sam a. KIM
! Misses Beulah Bachmau and Miriam
/ Nclke, Messrs. Frank Bennett Bst
Twelyes and Ben schwab.
Mrs lille s. Horsley Of BRIGHAM
| CITY .s visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, A. j. Stewart
The meeting Of the Parents class
was held IN College hau, BRIGHAM
Young academy. Wednesday. Mrs lla
5, Dusenberry presiding Prof. A. q
Lund delighted the audience with
vocal selection and as an encore sang
(by special requesO Ben Bolt" Hon
w. H. King was the speaker OF he
evening, his subject being "possIbli.
ties Of Youth" Industrial activity WAS
named as one OF the greatest Ideals
that could be placed before the youth
and the encouragement OF the idea tbat
labor OF any kind Is dishon1rable WAS
strongly condemned Neither should
the young be trained 20 think that oh.
tanning wealth Is the chief aim OF their
efforts, but should be encouraged DO
help one another and work for tha uu.
lifting Of the masses Of the people ana
for the abolishing of sin aud Grim.
The lecture was delivered in the
usual eloquent manner characteristics
Of Judge King and was interestng
throughout and highly appreciated
The next meeting win be- held
Wednesday evening. November 2l.h
Or. Brimhal will speak. taking for his
subject The Christian Child"
The Nineteenth Century club met yes.
terday al the home OF Mrs Sam Schvab.
An interesting and able paper on THE
GATHERINGS, by Mrs. Rose Searle. was
read by Miss Searle. Miss Louise Dick.
inson presented an instructive paper on
Early Russian Literary History"
which was greatly enjoyed.
Mrs, f. +. Corfman entertained the
club with a review Of the current news.
Miss Ida Stewart and Mr. Edwin A.
Peay, Of this city, were married IN the
salt Lake Temple Wednesday. The
bride is a most charming and talented
young lady the daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. A. j. Stewart. Jr., and the groom
Is a highly respected young 1'an the
son Of Mr., and Mrs. George I. Peay
The newly welded pair have a host o.
friends. and their future looks bright
and happy
A delightful wedding reception was
given at the home Of the brides par-
ents Wednesday evening where large
number Of guests enjoyed an ideal wed.
ding festival. The evening was passed
with music, song and merrment un-
bounded. A sumptuous dinner was
served by Mrs. Stewart. Many beauu.
lul and valuable presents We're received
by the young couple The bride was
beautifully gowned in white Swiss and
chiffon ruching. and carried a b0Quet Of
brides roses. The guests were.
Messrs and Mesdames a. J. Stewart,
John r. Stewart w. o. Beesley r. ~
Taylor, Fred Sutherland, Frank Holt
Thomas John, George r. Peay George
!. Peay Jr., w. w Peay. 5. p. Eggert-
zen. ARTHUR j. Durrant. George +. Ross
Moses G. Davis, Jane Riggs. Lille 5.
i0rsey, Hannah c. Tucker T.. l.. Nor
'ison, Eliza Stewart, Eva Haynes T. L.
Allen, Estella Sparks. Misses Estela
Nen, Florence Ethel and Nellie Rog-
RS Mamie and Jane Beesley Ada
stewart, Ruth, Ida and Frances Peay
Ada, John Sadie Graham. Rose Young.
Florence Birkln and Florence Topper
on. Messrs. George Beesley. Quimby
stewart Earl Allen. ~ L. Nelson, Har-
y Burton. Frank I.oveless John Dur
ant Fred Evans, o, $. Clark and Scott
,tewart.