Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-12
ward, left this week for mission to

ward left this week for mission to
England.
c. p. Ferrin, who for the past two and
n half years has been laboring In Ger
many as a missionary, returned home
This week, enjoying excellent health, and
gives a good account OF ms mission
Mrs. s. II. Tracy and daughter Of Og-
den are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wilson of Provo
William Cornell. who for the past
few weeks, has been at Rawllns, Wyo.,
has returned to his home In this city
The Women Of Woodcraft gave the
erst OF their series OF socials for the
season, Wednesday evening, at their
nail on TWenty-fourth street. There
VAS a very large attendance Of the
members and their friends. High Five
was played by nearly all present, after
witch lunch was served. The evening
was one Of great enjoyment long to be
remembered By all who participated
The Salt Lake Opera company APP
peared in Ogden last evening to a good
house The opera, 1.-THE Wedding Day"
was received with loud applause from
beginning to end, especially were the
music lovers delighted with Miss Luel-
Ia Ferrin Ogdens popular soprano
The other leading roles In the opera
nlaved by Miss Clark. Miss Dwyer, Mr.
Spencer, Mr.. Goddard, and Mr. Piper
are deserving OF great praise. The
company has always been gladly re-
ceived In ogden, and Will continue 70
have hearty greeting with the thea
tergoers Of our city. Mr.. II. q. Whit
ney, the manager, has great cause to
be proud Of his company OF vocalists.
Mrs. L. II. Bucraft has gone to Utl-
ca, New York, to spend a few weeks
with relatives and friends.
The Dignan Dancing Academy, under
the direction Of Prof. w. A. Conley, viii
be formally opened Tuesday eyenins,
October IS. The academy promises I"
become Just as popular this year undel
the direction of Prof. Conley as last
year under Prof. Christensen. The
hall has been put In an excellent con-
dItlon for the opening and az VINO at'
tend are assured a delightful evening
at .ripping the light fantastic An eN-
cenent orchestra has been secured for
the academy for the season
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Todd, OF Hoop
or, returned home this week from
three months pleasure trip to Scotland.
Miss Amelia Peterson Of Huntsville
and Mr. a. G. Clark of Ogden took a
trip to Pennington Tuesday Of this
week and secured a marriage license
and the deputy county clerk performed
the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Clark VIII
make their residence in Ogden where
they have many friends, who extend
congratulations to the young couple
A quiet, pretty home wedding took
place Monday evening at the home OF
r.. j. Thomas, No. 1856 Twonty-fourth
street. where Miss Veda Smith and Mr.
Austin were united In bonds Of we'd
lock by Rev. w. 70. Maison, Of the
Episcopal church. The ceremony was
was witnessed only by the relatives Of
the contracting parties. A sumptuous
wedding repast was served afterward.
The home was very prettily decorated
for the occasion. The bride and groom
are both very popular young people OF
this city, They will make Ogden their
home,
Miss Alta Payne a charming young !
lady OF Ogden, was welded to Mr.. Fred |
also Of this city, Tuesday |
by Justice Of the Peace II. c.
Miss Mabel Bell who for the past few |
weeks has been visiting with her sister |
Mrs Nj. b Carbon, has returned 10 her |
home IN Idaho.
Mrs. Ross Hartman has returned home |
nom a pleasant outing in Idaho
Mr.. and Mrs Lorin Farr returned |
this week from a pleasant visit with
friends at Manti.
Bishop Hall, OF Enterprise. Morgan
county, was an Ogden visitor this week,
he guest Of David Tribe.