Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-12

cal and hlstrionlc gifts have delighted
the salt Lake public in various operate
performances IN which she has taken
part. The groom Is the son Of w. w
Ritter and is wen and popularity known
20 a large circle OF acquaintance. The
News" Joins with the host OF friends
OF the young people in congratulations
and good wishes.
At noon on Thursday Miss Kate
Brockbank and Mr. Frederick a. Ar
mold were united In marriaee the cere-
mony being performed at the brides
home. by Elder Samuel Richards, In
the presence OF the families OF the
bride and groom. The bridal gown
was an exquisite creation Of cream
white silk crepe, over tatfeta, with
trimmings OF duchesse lace and chif-
fon. After the ceremony an elaborate
wedding dinner was served. the table
being beautifully decorated In pink and
green. The bride Is the daughter OF
Mr and Mrs. Isaac Brockbank and Is
one Of Salt Lakes most popular bellies.
Mr. Arnold Is late OF Ann Arbor Mich
lgan. They will be at home TO their
friends after November LIST at Brock
bank Place.
on Wednesday Miss Ellen Hedman
and Louis Larsen were united In mar
riage. Judge Dana T. Smith performing
the ceremony Later q wedding supper
was served In ST. Marks school house,
after which dancing was INDUCED In.
The bride has been a resident OF Big
Cottonwood and the groom Of Corinne,
at which latter place they Will reside.
The marriage OF Miss Alice Crab
tree and Albert Reginald Bailey took
place on Wednesday. the ceremony be-
ing solemnized In the Temple and n re-
ception following In the evening at the
home OF Mr.. Geo. Crabtree, 9i5 east
Fourth South street. The rooms were
prettily decorated and large number
were present TO extend congratulations
and good wishes. The bride and groom
were the recipients OF many valuable
presents. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs,
Crahtree, Mr.. and Mrs Albert Bailey,
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Crabtree, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry pinnock. Mr.. and Mrs.
Orson Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. William
Harrison, Mr. and Mrs Joseph Paul,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Strong, Mr.,
and Mrs. Henry Hodges, Mr.. and Mrs,
Andrew Busby, MIR and Mrs. John
Timms, Mr.. Fred Paul. Mr. Robert
Roden, Mr.. John r. Bennett. Mr. and
Mrs a. Clissnld. Mrs. A. Summerill OF
Haneyvine Mrs. Woods. Mrs. John
Walton Of Ogden. Mr.. Ferdinand Ha.
buck and Miss Susie Baird Mr. VIII
liam Bailey and Miss Mary Taylor, Mr..
Farley Hunsaker and Ethel Moss, MI
William Howard ana Ethel Crabtree,
Miss Alta Harrison. Alice Grether
Jessie Baird, Mary Bailey, Mary Sum-
merrill Louie Strong, Rosie ROden, MI
George Crahtree, Mr. William Randeh
Mr.. Fred Bailey. Mr. MARROW Crabtree
Mr. John Bailey. Philip Bailey.
The marriage of Miss Emily Little
Bodel and MIR Feramorz Clawson took
place on Tuesday at the home Of
Bishop II. b, Clawson, In the presence
Of the immediate relatives az the
COUPLE. BishoD Clawson, grandfather
OF the groom. performed the ceremony
which was followed by n dainty spread.
The bride is the daughter OF Mrs.
Ardelia R0del. and the groom son
Of Mr. and Mrs n. r. Clawson Jr,
They will make their home In Teton,
Idaho. leaving for that place today.
The reception given at j. r. Dooley's
residence on Wednesday night was
delightful affair The rooms were bril-
lantly III. and, decorated with pro-
fusion Of palms. vines and flowers, and
thronged with beautifully gowned Wo-
men. made a charming scene-all
details combining TO make the auair a
most delightful one. The drawing room
was done In pink. with roses and DAN
las used with artistic effect, and the
library had yellow dahlias arranged
In profusion throughout the room,
while the dining room was In red, with
decorations Of red roses and dahlias
and bows Of red satin ribbon used
with them
Assisting IN receiving were Mrs. q. j.
Salisbury. Mrs. Center and Mrs. Bel
cher. In the library Mrs stephen Bab-
cock and Mis- Adams Of Denver served
lemonade. and Misses Salisbury and
GedGes served punch Mrs Thomas
Weir and Mrs John Marshall poured
coffee and assisting In the dining room
were Misses Mccormick Read, McMil-
Ian. Jacobs, Sherman and Burke.
A string orchestra dispensed choice
musical selections throughout the
evening. which was enjoyed by about
300 guests
a nleasart reception was held IN the
parlors OF the Central Christian church
on Wednesday night about 100 people
being present to enjoy the event The
affair was given for the purpose of
promoting acquaintanceshlp and socia-
bility among the strangers and mem
bers OF the church and the occasion
was q most successful one Music and
recitatlons were among the pleasant
features Of the evening, Mr.. Walter
Smith and Mrs w. Wright taking part
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