The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-21
SOCIETY.

Last evening at Z o'clock. Rev. w. H
I Bagby OF the Central Christian church
performed the ceremony which united
IN marriage Miss Edna Maude Ensign
and Mr.. George Marcus Greene. II
was a very quiet, pretty wedding. and
witnessed by only few friends an1
relatives The house was beautifully
decorated in a luxuriance of sweet peas
ana ndSturtiums. One corner Of the
/ drawing room was banked with palms
and formed an artistic background for
/ the bridal party. The bride wore an
! exquisite gown of cream mousseline de
( sole over taffeta, with accordion Dleat-
/ ed nOunces of Liberty silk. A pearl
/ pin presented by the groom and 4
7 bouquet OF American Beauty roses COM
/ pleted the costume She was attended
/ by Miss Winnifred Anderson as maid
or hOnof, and her niece. Emma Zane
/ as Ting bearer. Miss Anderson was at
/ tired in white orsandie over pink silk
/ ne little ring bearer was dainty in
/ white, with blue ribbons.
/ Light refreshments were served at
/ the close of the ceremony, and at 500
/ C. clock Mr. and Mrs. Greene left for
/ Helper Utah, where they will reside.
/ The bride is 2 daughter of Mr.. J. c.
Ensign. and one of Salt Lakes most
charming girls. Mr.. Greene was for
merry general bookkeeper of the audi
/ tors Office Of the Rio Grande Western
railway, and is now the accountant Of
the Rio Grande Western hotel depart
ment, with headquarters at Helper.
! Miss May Critchlow left yesterday for
short visit in Cleveland, 0.
Mrs. NJ. kirkpatrick and daughter.
Miss Ruth Kirkpatrick, are spending a
few weeks in Butte, Mont
Miss Grace Colvin of California ar
rived yesterday to visit for some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Hamilton.
/ Mrs. H. 5. Ensign and Mr.. and Mrs
! John D. Owen, who have been spend
ing a number of weeks at Silver Lake.
! returned to the city Thursday evening.
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The EpwOrth League gave g very
! successful musicale and lawn fete at
/ the old Grand hotel last evening for
; the benefit Of the IIiG church The
( brilliant electrical display and the CAV
! decorations in red and white bunting
5 presented a beautiful picture and with
! the artistic musical programme reflect
/ ed great credit on the ladies who had
the entertainment Immediately in
4 charge. Miss Corey Ferguson Miss
( Mary Macleod and Miss Zula Hopkins.
/ Prettily decorated tables were spread
! on the east lawn and during the even
Ing refreshments were served by
Franklin. The programme was given
Elimination was especially fine. a
Maltese cross was suspended from the
porch, and on either side were the let
! teTs Z and L. There were also triple
! arches Of red and white lights. Palms
/ and potted plants were grouped about
( the piano. The following well-knowu
artists participated in the programme:
/ Miss Arvilla Clark, Miss Agatha, Berk-
hOel, Mr.. Carl Scheid, Professor Schet-
tier, Mr.. Fred Graham, Mr.. Will Davis.
Nj. Clarence ScTace and the Mandolin
club.
/ The Council of Jewish Women will
/ hold special meeting at the temple
I Thursday at 3 p. IN. Business. Of i'm
portance viii be considered.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Hayes an
/ nOunce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Marie, to Mr.. John W. Arnup. The
( marriage VIII take place on Sept (.
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! Miss Carrie Paine, the recently ap-
! pointed principal of the Gordon acad-
envy. was rendered a most pleasant re-
I cepuon in the parlors of the First Con-
! gregational church last night by the
members Of the Alethian Lyceum, in
( which Miss Paine was a prominent
worker. The rooms, which were pref
I tily decorated in the Alethian eOlors
! were filed with mem bers of the asSO-
I citation and the many friends of the
I popular teacher, who were most pleas
antly entertained by an original play
/ written and presented by members OF
] the LyCeum. The play entitled BE
I fore the Play was a splendid compIi-
/ rT7Nnt to the genius of Misses Florence
/ Allen and Jeanne Home. who wrote
adapted and staged the play. Those who
took parts We're; Stage manager. Helen
Allen: stage committee. Maydelia
/ Hobbs. Bertha Bootes, Matte Hall. Pearl
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/ Bessie Ames: Mistress of Robes. Grace
Fisher: Mr.. Dove, Mabel Jones: Mar
garet Fish. Florence Hall; Tom Viii
/ loughby, Jeanne Home; Jack Lovewell
! Florence Allen; Darthea Dove, Marion
KnickerbOCker.
After the play refreshments were
served and a social evening was spent