Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-15

boarded the train for Portland, From
there they will go TO California and
spend a few weeks and return 10 Ogden,
where they will remain a short time,
ana then make a tour Of the east, and
VIII arrive in Pine Bluff Ark, about
September LIST, where they VIII make
their future home
The bride Is the talented daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Abe Kuhn, and one OF
Ogden's most popular young ladies ana
a leader in society. The groom Is
very highly respected young man OF
Pine Bluff and a member Of the ilrm
OF j. and r. Wertheimer, one OF the
oldest and best established wholesale
businesses In the state of Arkansas,
Mr. and Mrs. Werthemer leave Og-
den with the best wishes Of Il host OF
friends not only in this city and Salt
Lake, but in other parts Of the state
one Of the most peasureable events
Of the week was the reunion Of the
Weber Stake. which was held Wednes-
Gay, June 18th, in the Firth ward meet
ing house and Educational Institute.
The affair was arranged by President
L. w Shurtliff and his counsel. G.. f.
Middleton and n. G. Flygare. There
were present at the gathering Presi-
dents Lorenzo Snow ana Joseph i.
Smith. Apostles George Teasdale, AM
thony Luni and Rudger ClaWson, Pa
triarch John Smith, and their wives Of
Salt Lake The presidency Of the
Stake. the Blshoprics of the wards the
superintendents Of Sunday schools and
counselors, and all other Stake officials
with their wives and a few invited
guests. The reunion commenced at II
o. clock In the morning and continued
until o'clock in the afternoon The
hours were very peasurably spent In
speech making, music, c,t. Al ] o'clock
n sumptuous banquet was served In
the ward amusement hall Three Ia
bles were set the full length Of the
spacious hall and loaded down With
the bountes of the land Many beauti-
full hOquets were stood on the tables
and for each guest was a pretty button
hole boquet tied with baby ribbon The
members cf the Young Ladies' assocla-
ton waited on the guests. During the
repast very sweet strains of music was
furnished by Chrlstensen's string quar-
tet, The affair was pronounced by all
who participated, there being about
three hundred In attendance as one Of
the most pleasurable and social affairs
that has ever taken place in this
stake.
The guests from Salt Lake returned
home on the $3.50 afternoon train.
Prof. w. c. Crandal OF the High
School corps left today for Milford,
Oregon, whore he will spend his sum-
mer vacation.
Prof. w. n. Marshall. who has been
with the school for the Deaf and Blind
for several years, left for the East
Tuesday. Prof. Marshall goes TO Coun-
ell Bluffs. Ia, 10 visit friends and rela-
tives. and viii then proceed to the
Buffalo exposition He has not decided
where his field of labor for next year
lies as ne has several fatterlng offers
10 choose from. but will look them all
over on his trip East and will proba-
bly, be found with one Of the leading
eastern schools next year,
A large number Of young people went
to Glenwood Park Wednesday night to
compete for a handsome prize offered
by the park management for the best
lady and gentleman Walter, A num-
Der OF couples competed and the spec
tators had the opportunity of seeing
some very pretty dancing, The prizes,
q handsome silver watch safe and lock-
ct, was awarded to Mr. Geo. Welsh and
Mrs. Stone, both of ogden, Judges VIM.
Ramsey, Mrs. d. w. Lippincott Of Og-
den and a gentleman from Chicago.
. aha homo ~ Ar Mra YIN II
Toller, No, 1855 Twenty second street
on Monday evening at o'clock was
solemnized the marriage OF their
daughter. May A. Toller TO Mr.. Ralph
Baker of Salt Lake City, Judge II, H..
Rolapp, performing the ceremony. At
$3.50 p. m. the invited guests
began 20 arrive, and at s o'clock the
groom entered with his best man, Mr..
Il. Crawshaw, in a few moments later
the bride on the arm Of her father was
ushered into the room, followed by the
maid of honor, Miss Florence Toler
and the brides maids Misses Ella Nais-
bit. Jennie Carr, frankie Baker and
Kate Mccormick. The bride and groom
took their position under a most ex-
quislte arch of roses, from the center
of which was suspended q floral we'd
ding bell, and the ceremony was per
formed by Judge Rolapp. After the
ceremony. congratulations and good
wishes for a life Of true happiness and
prosperity were received by the newly
married couple
The guests were then ushered into the
spacious dining room where sump-
tuous wedding repast was served. the
bride and groom occupied the head OF
the table, sitting under a most magnih-
cent floral canopy. The remainder OF
the evening was spent In the parlors,
listening TO some very choice vocal and
instrumental music,
The bride wore an elegant gown or
white French crepe made over silk, en-
traine and trimmed IN full rufIles OF
chiffon and satin ribbons and sash,
brides roses in hair and shower bou-
quet Of white roses, completing the cos
tune The brides maids wore pretty
summer costumes
The home was a most beautiful scene
NJ floral decorations. The parlors were
especially tasteful, the mantel was
banked in pink carnations, roses and
ferns and the arched doorway between
the double parlors was a bower OF
roses, cone IN Wnltti lillN uHo w. "hN
from the pictures and chandeliers were
draped beautiful flowers. The color
scheme in the dining room was pink
and white with evergreen backgrounds.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs William II. Toller and one OF Og-
dens most popular and talented young
ladies'. ....,
The groom is a very highly esteemed
Young gentleman well and popularity
known in ogden and Salt Lake lie is
musician OF rare ability and mem
her OF Christensen Bros orchestra
The young people viii make their
home in SAT- Lake City. They received
r,any beautiful and costly presents
The News" joins with their many
friend, IN wishing Mr.. and Mrs; Baker
much JOY and success in their journey
through life
George w. Larkin, ST., returned home
this week from a months visit WIN
r Ella In Tooele county. His health
Is very much improved.
Mr. Fred Meisuer LETT Iast
-, Cor Marhurg Germany, on