Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-06

Lynn, Gillespie, Cowan, Taylor, Nc
Grade, Groesbeck Clawson, Newton,
Cooper. Weller, Ellerbeck. Kingsbury,
Beatie, Bougard, kimball Among the
gentlemen was Lieut. j, Greenwald.
Lieut.. j. Terry Lieut. Nels. Margetts,
Lieut.. Neiss, Lieut.. Webb, Messrs, NC
Knight, Young, Merrill, Fulton, Ritter,
Coffin. Kimbal, Green, Swaner, Bill
ings. Pike. Coffin, Groesbeck, Campbell,
Hammel. Simmons, Moore, Margetts,
Whitney, Ray, strlnger McAlllster,
Brody. Kerr, Treeweek, Grow. Kelly,
Hemphrl, Edmunds, Harriss. EbeThadt,
Morris, Thomas, Benedict, Pembroke,
Cannon, Johnson, Clayton, Schluter,
Sparks, Jennings, Heating, Freed, FL
dredge.
The arrangement committee consisted
OF Lieut.. Nelson r. Margetts, Sergeant
Il. H. Green. Corporal Robert u. Young
and privates Alex Eberhardt and l.. II.
Ritter. This party was the first OF
series that will be given by Battery A,
which will from now on occupy prom
inent place In the social circles OF Salt
Lake.
the marriage Of Mrs. Gertrude Y.
Hampton and Mr., G, f. Wright, which
took place on Thursday. the ceremony
being performed at noon in the Temple.
In the afternoon a dinner was given In
honor Of the newly married couple at
the residence Of the brides aunt, Mrs.
Stanley Clawson, on Second street, only
the family and intimate friends being
present. In the evening an Informal
gathering took place, large number
Of the friends Of the couple calling to
extend congratulations. The rooms
We're bright with daffodils. American
Beauty roses and carnations, sent by
friends Of the newly married couple,
and refreshments were served, Among
those present were Mr.. John s.
Wright OF Logan, Bishop o. F. Whit
ney Miss Dora Wright, Mr. and Mrs. I.
Clayton, Mr.. and Mrs. John Groesbeck,
Mr.. and Mrs. Selden Clawson, Mr. and
Mrs, j. ID. Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. II. G.
whitney Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Burton,
Miss Mary Price, Miss Retta Young,
Miss Fannie Young, Mr.. Frank Beatie,
On Wednesday night the employees of
the salt Lake Candy company gave an
enjoyable dancing party at Chrlsten-
sens, about one hundred and fifty be-
ing present. An appropriate feature OF
the evening was the programmes which
were made OF peppermint candy with
red lettering In motto design. The Ia.
dies found them too tempting TO keep
intact and the engagement cards were
ruthlessly nibbled The affair was
most successful one, credit being due
the committee OF arrangements. which
consisted of j. Kopp. w. ]. Campbell,
j. A. Cartwright, j Bal. c. r, Smith,
+. A, Shields, j. H. Holther and T. G,
Hallberg.
Miss Bessie NJ. Larsen and Or. T.. V.
Silver were married on Wednesday
morning at o'clock at the Third Pres
byterian Church, Rev. Josiah MacLaln
performing the ceremony, assisted by
DR.. II. @. McNiece. Only few friends
were present and the couple left imme-
diately for California, where they will
spend two weeks, Both bride and groom
are well known in the city. the former
having been connected with ST, Marks
hospital and the latter being one OF the
prominent physicians Of Salt Lake,
Mrs McGurrin entertained at Ken
slngton on Thursday, her guests being
Miss Enid Moffat. Miss Claire Clawson
Miss Edna Dwyer, Mrs Mcdonald. Miss
Alice Clawson, Miss Bessie Clawson
Miss Kate Dwyer, Miss Julia Hayes
Mrs. Heber Lee, Mrs. Harding, Miss
Lenne Savage.
On Thursday night Miss Lucille Tay-
lor was the hostess at an exceedingly
pretty Easter party the Easter idea be-
ing carried out in favors, decorations.
etc. Among those present were the
Misses Weller, Mamie Sharp, Leda
Rawlins, Phania Cooper, Daisy Ray
bould. May Billings Margle Miller. Roy
Romney, George Moore, Leland Swan;