Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-22

am The remainder Of the evening
iSss spent IN music and conversation
Those present were Misses Maud
snnlth.. Ethel Young. Rose Young Hat
,ia pnckard Ethel STAFFORD Ethel ia
eohson. Ethel Clark, Nell Young, Jen-
,Ie Crawshaw, Jennie Salmon, Ella
Walsbltt. Florence Toller. Mabel Orms-
hv of Logan, Ciarice Thatcher OF salt
: ahe. and Mrs Grace Jacobson; Messrs,
Alma Chambers. Charles Clark, David
Tonlger, William Toller, Joseph Foul
cer Roy Buemiller, Walter Heller,
Iierbert Foulger, Guy Clark. WIN SAL
non. Frank Pierce, Martin Barrows.
r,Sralm Crgw,lhaw. Dell Gay, Andrew
Kerr and Roy T9oms OF Logan.
The Relief society Of the Fifth ward
vas most enjoyably entertained Mon
doy afternoon by Mrs. William Driver
pt her beautiful home on the corner Of
IeGerson avenue and Twenty-seyenth
street. There were about twenty-five
,resent. and from about $50 In the az
ternoOn until near seven o'clock in the
evening most interesting and pleasur-
able time was spent. Several of the
older members present related their ex-
uerlences while crossing the plains and
In the early days Of the society They
we're also very delightfully."- entertained
with some sweet vocal and instrument,
nj music furnished by Misses Ida
Driver Meta Boyle, and Meta Kay. A
sumptuous spread Of Che bountes OF
the land was also prepared by the
Young ladies' and very much enjoyed.
An present pronounced the afternoon
tn ha hap
one Of the pleasurable events Of the
week was the excursion to Saltair, com
plimentary to Prof. Joseph Ballantynes
juvenile singing classes, and was also
participated In by the Weber Stake
Sunday schools. There were about sew
en- hundred passengers enjoyed the out
ing, leaving Ogden at 9:l5 In the morn
ina. Many Of the excurslonlsts stopped
on IN Salt Lake and enjoyed the organ
recital given that morning In the Tab
ernacle. going out to the lake later in
the day, where a very pleasurable time
was spent In music, dancing, bathing,
etc. The excursion was a thorough
success In every respect.
Wednesday evening Misses Nell and
Rose Young entertained at their home
on Monroe avenue In honor Of Guy
clark and VIII Toler The evening
was spent In cards, after which re-
treatments were served There were
about twenty guests present and very
pleasant evening was spent.
The graduating exercises at the Sa-
cred Heart Academy Wednesday morn
ing we're well attended and most ex-
cellent musical and literary program
was carried out. Misses Rea Reck and
Dogmar Johnson. the two graduates,
deserve special mention for their ex-
ceptiOnaly choice literary and musical
parts on the program.
One Of the leading social events of
the week was the marriage Of Miss
Sarah Il. Belnap TO Mr.. Farley p.
Eldredge. The ceremony was solem-
nized In the Salt Lake Temple Wednes-
day afternoon. The bride and groom
returned to Ogden on the evening train
and were met at the depot and driven
20 the home Of the brides parents, Mr.,
and Mrs Gilbert II, Belnap, No. 55S
Twenty-second street where they were
received by their many relatives, and
a short time was spent In extending
congratulations and best wishes to the
newly welded couple for a happy and
prosperous journey through life The
evening was spent in music. etc. A
sumptuous wedding repast was served
IN the dining room. The bride wore a
beautiful white gown, while the groom
wore conventional black.
The home was prettily decorated with
roses, eyergreens and potted plants.
The bride Is the popular daughter of
ex.Sherllf G. X. Belnap, and the groom
Is a bright young business man OF the
ely. They are both well and popularity
known. The News joins with the
many friends Of Mr., and Mrs. Eldredge
In Wishing them every success In the
future,
The Alumni ball given In Chrlsten-
sens hall this week IN honor of the
graduates Of the ogden High school
was a grand success. There was a very
large attendance Of the society Of the
city, and an evening of much pleasure
was had by all present.