The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-17
OGDEN.

OGDEN.
one Of the most enjoyable events Of
the past week was the literary and
musical entertainment given at the
Sacred Heart academy by the class OF
'02 complimentary TO the Alumni as
ISOLATION. OF the excellent programme
given special mention may be made
of the charming vocal selection by Miss
Ruth Avery The rendition of the
Misses Edna Cannon and Dagmar
Johnson's plano solos also won warm
encomiums from the lovers of music.
The class paper, The Star OF the
West" was ready by the respective
members of the class of '02 and its local
hits were enjoyed by all. At the close
of the programme the members of the
alumni and the class were invited to
the dining room, where they enjoyed
themselves at a dainty repast. Those
assisting in the programme were: Jean
Macmillan, Edna Cannon, Edith Haw-
ley, Dagmar Johnson, Marion Reid,
Cora Sullivan. Ruth Avery, Ann Mo-
ran.
A pretty and altogether delightful
home wedding was the one Wednesday
evening, when Miss Marguerite Leek
and Herman J. Craven were united in
marriage at the home of the brides
mother. Mrs. William Shaw at 1854
Adams avenue. The parlors were
tastefully adorned with California
flowers and the ceremony took place
beneath a floral bower erected Of ferns
and blossoms. Miss Leek was attended
by her maid OF honor, Miss Nettie Rob-
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able green silk with satin and applique
! trimmings, and by Miss Lulu Bell, her
! bridesmaid. gowned in a charming cos
/ tune OF pink mousseline de sole. with
applique and chiffon trimmings. The
! brides dress was of cream silk dimity,
/ trimmed with chiffon and insertion, cut
I decOllette and with train. Rev. z. 1.
I Goshen performed the ceremony. and
| after Congratula tions and a wedding
/ supper the guests visited Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Craven in their new and cosy home on
/ Thirty-drst street. Those in attend
ance were Messrs. and Mesdames
/ Rivers, Flenn, Serbolt, Shaw, Richard
Leek, Mrs. NJ. A. Allen. Misses May
Hartog, Rose Hartog, Lulu Bell, Nettie
/ Robbins, Ethel Snyder, Pearl Snyder,
/ Leona Woods, MOllie Woods, Veda Lit
/ tlefield. MessTs. Charley Bell, George
/ Parker, W. L. Watts, Don Rivers.
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/ E H Lyon and family have re-
moved to PrOmontory,
Mrs. r H. Weatherby and children
/ have gone to Butte, where they will
/ join Mr.. Weatherby and reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Russell and
family of Burton, Ida. are visiting
relatives in this city.
/ Miss Della TorgersOn of Logan was
/ visiting relatives last week in Ogden.
Z Maicy Meaden entertained a number
/ of little friends Wednesday evening in
/ honor of his 9Th birthday He was
/ the recipient of a number of pretty
/ presents.
Miss H. Bean of Salt Lake was an
/ Ogden visitor last week.
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! Mr.. and Mrs John ScowcrOft and
! daughter. Florence, returned Tuesday
! from six months pleasure trip to
! Europe
/ The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs on
I Tuesday evening gave the first of a
] L
l ty-fOurth street After a short pro-
/ gramme all adjourned to the banquet
room and enjoyed light refreshments.
! A most enjoyable time was had by all.
] The next social VIII be about the mid
/ die Of December.
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A new dancing club, called in honor
Of the new society dance just being
introduced, was formed Thursday
night at TIE Dignan academy with
about fifty members. The patrons are
( OF the younger set OF Mr.. Dignan's
( pupils and patrons.
/ The Wednesday Night club viii hold
/ its dance Tuesday evening the week
of Thanksgiving, so as not to interfere
with the machinists' ball Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Hartman have
/ issued invitations for the wedding of
their sister, Miss Minnie Spiegel, to Mr..
! Carl Kuhn. on Thursday evening of
this week, at their home, 241 Adams
avenue.
Mr.. Peyton, brother of the late N.
/ L. P. Payton, has taken the Corey cot
! tage, ST. Twenty sixth street and has
moved his family from New Mexico.
Miss Lulu Bates has removed to
Park City.
The Weber club has issued invita-
tions for a ladies' night Monday even
ing.
J. r. Twiford is back from Omaha.
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Mrs. Albert Harris entertained few
friends Friday at dinner.
Wednesday evening Miss Cecil Nc
( Cardle was the recipient of a pleasant
surprise. The evening was spent in
games and partaking of delicious re-
( freshments. The guests We're Misses
Bertha Schreck, Bessie Callahan, Min
ME DennOdy, Lydia Winters, Anna
Bailey. Messrs. Percy Van Patten, Al
bert White, Eddie Chambers, Charlie
Chatlin. Robert Hendershot and Fos-
ter Wardleigh.
Miss Lydia West was pleasantly sur
prised Friday evening by her young
friends. The time was spent in music.
dancing and games Those present
were: Nesdames and AIessrs. Olson,
West, Misses Bessie Greenwall,
Annie O'Day. Eta Biddle. Ruby
Biddle, Estella Hambly, Leona
Olson, Messrs. W. Richter, B. Hender-
I shot, Howard Graham, Gilbert Olsen,
/ Percy Van Patten, Jesse Farley Nor
man Fair, VIII Krumperman, Frank
( GreenwGn, Warren Williams and jim
Williams.