Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-02

The number Of Salt Lakes entertain
Ars who are interested in the observ-
ance Of Lent has been demonstrated
Enthusiastically by the decrease In the list
OF social entertainments that has trans
pired during the week only few pri-
vste, and fewer public events have taxi
on place. and the promise for the COM
ing week Is even more barren than the
past one. The military bail viii prob
ably be the chief oasis in the looming
social drearness the Preparations be-
Ing made for the affair promising to
make 1t a red letter event Of the season.
a very pretty wedding reception was
held on Thursday night at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs Cramer. corner Of Fiji
teenth South ana Third East streets
In honor Of the union Of Mr. G. Ernest
Cramer and Miss Carrie Anderson an
es.lmable young lady the adopted
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mar
riott
The residence was profusely decorated
with the choicest owers-AmeriCan
beauty roses, carnations, Gala lilies,
ana garlands Of smilax everywhere
"A particularly pretty floral design was
The arch under which the bride and
bridegroom received the congratula-
lions Of their friends, The upper part
of this arch was a heart, pierced by
an arrow, and surmounted by a snow
white dove. The entire design was
carried out IN red and white Carna-
lions. 1t elected many complimentary
comments from the guests.
The evening was enliyened with sing
Ing, music and conversation Misses
lille Perks. FabHcius Laura Madsen
Clara Hansen and Mr., Rasmussen
gave several much appreciated selec-
tons. Congratulatory speeches were
made by Mossrs. L. NJ Iverson r Or
lob and +. Hansen Refreshments were
served IN the good old-country style,
and at Ii o'clock D. m. a specially char.
tered ear took the guests to the city.
The young couple have the best wishes
OF their numerous friends. The guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs Orson Rogers,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hansen-the Dam
ish consul, and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Z,
w, Madsen. Misses Laura and Louise
Madsen, Mr., and Mrs W f. Madsen,
Mr., and Mrs j. H. Hansen, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Siodahl, Mr., and Mrs,
James Hansen. Mr.. and Mrs M. p,
Nadsen, Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ. Hansen,
Mr, and Mrs. G. Orlob. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Orlob. Mr.. and Mrs. G. " Rasmus-
sen. Mr. and Mrs NJ. Anderson, Mr..
and Mrs Grundfor Mr. and Mrs. Ny
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Iyerson, Mr..
and Mrs. Tomstorff. Mrs. Goss Mrs.
Meilstrup, Mrs Wright Miss Fabricius,
Mrs Perks. Mrs, Conyers Mrs. Flleds,
Mrs, O'Reilly Miss Title Perks Misses
Dana and Violet lversen, Misses Pearl
Ellie and Nettie Convers, Misses Clara
and Stella Hanson, Miss Emma Soren-
sen Miss Il. Wanberg, Messrs. A. Neil
strip. l.. Borg. +. w, Otterstrom James
Conyers. L. Hanson and August Thoms.
tori.
Last Saturday the fifth birthday OF
little Athene Farnsw0rth was ceebrat-
ed In pretty affair at the residence OF
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. Farms
worth, q number of her young friends
spending the time from three TO nine
o'clock In dancing and pleasant pas
times. The rooms We're prettily decor
ated with flags palms and flowers, and
souvenir baskets Of candy tied with
green pink and blue ribbons were dis
trihuted Supper Was served at 7
o'clock the tables being prettily decor
sted and Prof. Anderson nlayinq plano
selections throughout. Miss Athene's
sisters Venice and Emma assisted in
receiving and entertaining the guests.
Among those present were Misses Olive
Raspen, Margoret Mcclure, Mary Mar
shall, Carrie Marshall, Louise Spencer.
Emma Rasche Eva Lund. Jessie Bru-
beck Rehan Spencer. Nan Clawson,
Marian Whitney, Lillian Wells. GLADYS
Rogers, Rowena Rogers, Rose Marie
Young, Frances Clayton, Florence
Campbell Lynn Knowlton. Katie ADAMS.
Messrs Theodore Brubeck. Robert Sean
nell, Henry Bradley, Grace Bradley. Al.
len Bradley. Orson Schettler. Quincy
schettler, Jack Felt. Cannon Iund.
One OF the peasantest affairs ever
given by the opal club took place ON
Tuesday evening when the club gave