Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29
DEsERET EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, JUNE 90 1901.

assisted by Mrs j. II. Harris, Mrs,
Fler Miss Burke Miss Thorn, Miss
Dern Miss Mcmillan, About 200 guests
were present,
On Wednesday Miss Rosala Jenkins
and Mr. Carl a, Badger were united In
marriage at the Temple Apostle Heber
j, Grant performing the ceremony In
the evening a reception was held at the
home Of the brides parents, $50 south
West Temple, about 100 guests being
present, The lawn was lit with Chinese
lanterns and the rooms prettily decorat-
ed with June roses A musical pro-
gram was rendered 10y W e. Give,
Horace Ensign, James s. Grlggs Mrs.
Maud Grlggs, Miss Lutte Grant, Miss
Virginia fSner Delicious refresh
ments were served. and the evening was
DELIGHTFULLY."- spent Mr. and Mrs. Bad
ger VIII reside at $50 south West Temple
street.
Next Tuesday evening Mr. Tracy Y.
Cannon VIII be rendered testimonial
In the Cannon ward meeting house by
the members OF that ward. a select
musical program has been arranged for
the occasion
Mr. Cannon leaves early in July for
England to engage in missionary work,
Prof. j. A. Anderson and his sister,
Mrs II w. Early gave a delightful
musical at his residence on East Brig
ham street on Wednesday evening,
in honor Of Prof Il, c. Heffley of Pitts
burg, Pa. The lawn was pref
thy III with Chinese lanterns
and inside, the rooms were
bright with June flowers, while a mu-
slcal program rendered by the dozen
artists present made the entertainment
most notable one. Refreshments
were served and a delightful time spent.
Following were those who participated;
Prof Anderson. Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. -.
r. Walker, Miss Cecilia sharp, Miss
Hattie Jennings, Miss Louise Richards,
Miss Lottie Anderson, Miss Lucille
Clinton, Miss Hortense Anderson, MIR,
Xavier Sager Mr. Matterson, Mr., p T.
Fatnsworth Jr. Miss Read Professors
Stayner Weihe, Lund, Sheppard, Heif-
ley.
Instructor Alexander j. Nelson Of the
University Branch Normal and Miss
Andrea lessen were married in the salt
Lake Temple on Thursday Bishop John
II. Winder officiating a reception was
held In the evening at the home Of the
groom's sister, Mrs II, Peterson, 1913
NJ street. where immediate relatives
gathered In honor Of the occasion The
rooms were prettily decorated and
a dainty supper was served Mr.. and
Mrs Nelson Will live In this city, and
viii be at home to their many friends
at No. 375 Eighth East street.
At the residence Of Mrs, r. Van
Steeter on Thurs day Mss Emma Hof-
fenbeck and Mr., Frank Y. TT nto were
married, the ceremony being performe
by Mr.. Albert Scare It O'Clock.
large number Of guests were present
and the event was most delightful
one. Flowers filed every appropriate
place and the mandolin club furnished
choice musical selections during the
evening A sumptuous repast was
served In the prettily decorated dining
room. The bride wore becoming gown
Of gray Venetian cloth with trimmings
| of pink silk Mr. and Mrs. Toronto
will be at home at CAS- West South Tenn
Pile after July LIST.
Thurs lay with ssed the marriage Of
IN bitge, the ceremony being per-
formed IN the Temple by Bisnop j. II.
| WndeT, and "A reception to the friends
and relatives of the newly married
couple being held at the house of the
| brides parents Mr., and Mrs. David r.
| Parry, The bride wore a dainty cos
tune Of white chiffon with trimmings
Of white satin and applique lace. The
| house was prettlly decorated and a de-
| licious wedding supper was served
| About 100 guests We're present and the
| bride and groom were the recipients Of
the heartiest congratulations and good
| wishes,
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs ]. Harris
was the scene OF a pretty wedding re-
| ception on Wednesday night in honor
OF the marriage Of their daughter,
Maud, and Irvine Strong The rooms
We're beautifully decorated and deli
| CiOus refreshments were served. The
| marriage ceremony was performed
early in the day at the Temple. The
| bride wore a becoming gown of silver
| gray silk with trimmings of applique
lace.
Mr.. and Mrs Strong will be at home
after July Z, at 6jl east, Fourth South
street.
Among the notable events Of Wednes-
day was the banquet given by Prest.
Lorenzo Snow and the general board Of
the Y. NJ. NJ. l. associations to Apostle
H. j. Grant, and Elders Ensign, Kelsch
and Taylor. Seventy-hve guests were
present, the tables being laid in the din
ing room and hall The guests Of honor
were the recipients Of many express
sions Of sentiment relative TO their
prospective mission to the Orient, and
a musical program was also enjoyed,
the numbers being furnished by Prof.
A. G. Lund, Apostle II. j. Grant. Geo.
d. Piper, II, S. Ensign, Miss Lutte
Grant, and H. a. Kelch
Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Gridley enter
tanned az dinner at the Alta club on
Wednesday evening. The table was
spread in the green room and the deco
rations were in pink and white. Pres
ont were: Mr.. and Mrs. Gridley d. f.
Burley, Miss Kinney, Miss Fuller, Miss
Duchene, the Misses Gridley.
on Thursday night Mr., Burley gave
dinner al the Alta club, covers be-
| lIiE ldlu luI tlEUls Alltl lNdH bthhNA
roses were an effective decoration, and
The same guests as on the previous
evening were presnt.
Mr., NJ II. Walker was the host al a
dinner party at the Alta club on Thurs
day evening in honor Of Mr.. James
Knox Taylor OF Washington, ID. c., the
other guests being Mr.. Witcher Jones,
MIR. J. r. Walker. Mr. l.. II. Earns
worth The red room was used and
the table was decorated with sweet
peas
on Thursday night an elaborate ban
quet was given at the East Side Bap-
list church In honor Of the newly elect
ed officers who are as follows Presi-
dent. Claude H. Smith vice president
Martha Wisman; treasurer irwin
Gaumer; secretary, Lydia Wisman;
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