The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-20

scene of the nuptials. Guests to the
NUMBER OF about sixty assembled there
TO felicitate the happy couple The
rrcnt parlor, where the marriage was
SOlemnlzed, was decorated in California
cut flowers an white and green. while
red predominated in the back parlor
decoration In the dining room where
was spread an elegant wedding feast
pink and white carnations intertwined
Win smilax. with festoonings of the
iatter from chandelier over the CEN
Ter of the table to the corners, formed
most effective decoration. Cream
SILK with lace applique and ribbon
trimmings was the toilette worn by the
pride and she carried a bouquet of
brides roses. Miss Lottie Rowse. the
bridesmaid, wore a becoming dress of
dove ,colored mousseline de sole.
trimmed in pink. while the groom and
his attendant, Joseph Mazel, brother of
the bride, were in full evening dress.
Little Emma Richter acted as ring
bearer. and H H Mark, brother of
the groom, rendered Mendelssohn's
wedding march.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark received many
beautiful and costly presents from the
guests. who were: Messrs. and Mes
DANES N Mark, z. Mark j. Rosevear
T H Grose. u. J. Crosse, $. Cave, J.
Doom Orahood. Payne. B. Meyers. Code.
Cashmere; Mesdames NJ. Mazel, A.
Richter, J. H. Clark. Salt Lake: Eagan,
T. A Rowse. Nj. Hahn. Salt Lake; S.
J. Richardson. Kansas; Misses D. Ma
eel, E. Richter. +. Clark, Salt Lake;
Iottie and May Rowse, L. Wardleigh,
NJ. Dial, r. Doom, Kittle. O. Folker
J. Isaacson, d. Meyers, L. Stephens;
Messrs. Charles Mazel, J. Doom. L.
Wardleigh, p. Wardleigh, D. Davis. c.
German. J. Taylor. H. Mark, NJ. Mark,
]. Mazel. w. Madison, l. Peterson, w.
Tracy.
The groom is employed by the South
ern Pacific and the bride is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Mary Mazel. The couple
left Friday morning for California on
The presence in Ogden during the
latter part of the week of many ladies
from various parts of the state in at
tendance at the w. G. T. L. conven-
ton. and entertained at various Ogd ar
homes. was a pleasing feature of the
weeks social life in Ogden. The con-
Vention concludes its work today.
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The old and popular Wednesday
Night club is to be continued this sea
son by the new mana cement at Chris
tensens hall. d. p. Dignan and W. A.
Conley, the new proprietors, haze or
gained an orchestra with +. d. Short
as leader. The first Of the club series
of parties will begin this week. The
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Mrs. c. J. Corey and daughter,
Merle, are visiting friends in ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fowler 81 Salt
Lake, formerly of Ogden. are soon to
remove to California. where the groom
has accepted position in Sacramento.
Mrs. George NJ Hanson spent the
week in Salt Lake with Miss Ethel Oh
son, her sister, who is i'll.
A most delightful social event oc-
CURED Wednesday. the 18th, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. Esnglake
Thirty-second and Monroe the occa-
sion being the marriage Of their
daughter, Emma, to Mr.. Roy Hadlock.
The ceremony was performed by H c
Wardleigh, J. p. and witnessed Dy a
host OF friends, after which a delicious
supper was served and the rest of the
evening was spent in music and con-
gratulations. The bride was eowned
in white with satin ribbon. the groom
in regular evening toilet. Those pres
ent were Messrs. and -Mesdames Had
lock, Engleke. Mrs. Frank Engleke,
Charles Engleke. O'Hornet, Hadlock,
the Misses Witteneen, Garfield. NJ En-
gleke, Kate Engieke. McCory, Verna
HadlOck. Messrs. HadIOck, T. EngIeke
Frank Engleke, G. Engleke, O'Hcrnett
Lever. Lambert. F. Engleke, Foulks,
w. Hadlock. Loney HadIociS, George
TIMBER. Music was furnished by Fer
dinand Engleke and George z. UmDer
The bride received very many beauti-
ful gifts. The couple will be mt home
to their friends after the 21st on Th;r-
ty-first street and Wall avenue.
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A very pleasant surprise party was
given last Friday evening in honor of
Miss Blanche Lansing at her residence.
e0l Twentieth street. All kinds Of
games and amusements We're enjoyed,
including many selections ON the
graphOphone, until a late hour in the
evening, after which all pres mt were
ushered into the dining room, where
delicious refreshments were served.
Those present We're: Misses Ruby
Jones. Mabel Tribe Annie Hauley
May Hanley. Mamie Lansing, Blanch
Lansing and Maud Lansing, Messrs
Theron Jones, Frank Brown, William
Greenwich, Charles Gilmore and Arthur
Burdett.
Mrs A. B. Hayes returned Tuesday
from a visit in Salt Lake.
Mrs. George Moulding, 2615 Lincoln
avenue, entertained few friends on
Thursday evening at cards, games and
music.
The engagement is announced cf
Miss Margaret Leek to H. ]. Cravca
the civil engineer. The wedding is 10
take place Nov. 13 at the home of ;he
brides mother, Mrs. William Shaw.
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The Second ward amusement COM
mittee gave a ball Friday evening
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The Rathbone Sisters meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. T. H. Lindsay.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis King of Almo,
Ida, who were guests of George W
Larldn for a week, left Wednesday for
Alberta, Canada, to enter the mission
airy field.
A benefit dance will be given Friday
evening by the Second ward amuse-
ment committee in honor of BENJAMIN
Critchlow, who leaves. soon on a mis-
sion.
Heber scowcroft returned Friday
from the west.
Mrs. ]. L. Flint of Wadsworth. New.
was the guest of Mrs. E. H. Line last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Fitzpatrick of
Omaha were visiting in Ogden last
week.
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Mrs. William Richardson is visiting