Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-08
OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS,


ogden, Utah, June S-The foremost
event In social affairs this week was the
marriage Of Miss Mary Rhea Huntsman
to Mr.. Orson p Williams The affair
took place at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Huntsman,
No. 22l2 Wall avenue. on Monday even
ing. June Bird. At nine o'clock In the
evening the wedding guests were ush-
cred into the parlor and Bishop James
Wotherspoon performed the wedding
ceremony, which united the two happy
young people together
The bride wore beautiful Veniton
grey cloth gown with white satin trim.
mings the groom wore conventional
black. The home was eyquisitely dec
Grated with cut roses and eyergreens'
After the ceremony the wedding guests
sat down TO sumptuous repast IN the
dining room. There were present only
the relatives OF the contracting parties
and a few intimate friends, The onde
is very charming young LADY. she
has been In the employ Of the Singer
Sewing Machine company as Oook.
keeper. The groom Is In the employ OF
the c. W Cross Harness company.
They are both popular young people ara
have many friends who desire TO eN-
tend their hearty congratulations aul
best wishes for a prosperous Journey
through life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams will make Their
home at l75S Washington avenue Many
beautiful gifts were presented by th'
guests.
$50
Mrs. ]. S. Corew. gave a very pleas.
ant card party Tuesday afternoon a.
her pretty home on Twenty'iourln
street, which was nicely decorated 20,
the occasion with cut roses ana nol,eu
plants. Whist was played, after when
delicious refreshments were served w
the dining room. AT each seat at the
table a beautiful rose was laid fot the
guests. The invitations sent out oy
Mrs. Corlew were all In rhymes ana
The acknowledgements OF the invita-
lions were I'm rhyme, The afternoon
was pronounced a most pleasuraole
SUCCESS.
Miss Nellie Craig and Mr.. Harry BE-
craft. two Of Ogden's popular youHs
neonIe were married at the 'Drlde
home nj No. i2il Twenty-ffth slreeSS
ON Tuesday morning. June lith. al s'SV
o'clock a M, Rev. j, w. Taylor. pas
tor OF the First NJ Il. church. ONO a,-
ing. The bride was dressed IN oe'u,
tlful dove colored organdie costume . I,.u
carried a bouquet OF brides roses , NJ
groom wore conventional black an,
home was very artistically decoralei
with pink and white bunting enlwlheu
with everereens and cut flowers hosvs,
peonies and potted plants were Z"
profuslon throughout the rooms ,u.r
After the ceremonies the Nsuu.,,7
Manly sat down 10 n sumptuous Dieah,,
FAST I'm the dining room. The pIlot ah io
groom were then accompanied . Uo
depot. where they boarded the ~ a.
m. Southern Pacific train for Ia,,.gg
mia. where they will spend q NOM
HONEYMOON, sightseeing Ihe ia
tracing parties are wen KNOW w n
city. The bride IL the dausnl.' og'
George A. Craig, proprietor oil tne IL IN
den Soap Factory, and the erg,osu psii.
Inc empiov OF the Southern Paciho ~,
mad company. There were presei' ~ s'
The reception only the relatives q. sr
contracting parties ana Jew i .,,ili ~.
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Becrait WI. WIN
turn 10 ogden after their honss y, re 20.
and make their home here. in''
eeIyed many magnificent presents
Mrs. L. c. Chester OF Salt Lake '''