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

best man. The bride wore be-
| coming gray travelling gown with hat
| 10 match The bride Is formerly Of ST.
| George and IL one OF the prettlest Of
| the bellies OF the Southern metropolis
| The groom Is stenographer In the RIO
| Grande Western and was former res.
| ldent OF Provo At o'clock Mr.. and
| Mrs. Snow left for the Pan-Amerlcan
exposition, and on their return viii be
at home at 70 north state.
AT Nephi on Thursday Mr.. Zebulon
! Henry Jacobs of this city and Miss
| Ellie Mangum Of Nephl were united In
| marriage, the ceremony being per-
FORMED at the brides home, by Bishop
T. H. Parks. The bride was attended
by Miss Eva Burton OF Nephl and Or
Wilcox was best man The brides
! gown was Of white chiffon trimmed
| with lace and ribbon. The home was
bright with profusion Of flowers, and
large number OF guests were present,
Including several OF the grooms friends
from Salt Lake. Mr.. and Mrs Jacobs
will reside In Salt Lake and viii be at
home to their friends shortly az their
residence on the corner Of Vest Temple
and First North streets. The bride Is
popular young lady OF the city, which
has been her home, and the groom is
the superintendent OF agencies OF the
National Life Insurance Co.
The marriage Of Miss Della Stack and
Mr., John c, Brown took place on We'd
nesday at the home OF Mrs. II. Johnson,
the brides sister Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Morgan OF Park City attended the
bride and groom. The rooms were
tastefully decorated and a reception fol-
lowed the ceremony. The grooms home
Is in Portland, and they left after the
reception for Oregon TO make their
| home.
Al the home OF Mrs Minnetta Holm
shaw on Wednesday night Miss Myr-
tie Abbott and Harry II. Holmshaw
were married, the ceremony being per-
formed by Dean Eddie In the presence
Of few relatives and friends, and
large reception being held after the
service The rooms were decorated
with profuson Of flowers, and out
side the lawn was prettily lit with coll
ored lanterns
The bride was attended by Miss An
ME Abbot as bridesmaid. and little Muir
lei Burton as flower girl Mr. Harry
Burton acted as best man. The bride
wore q dainty and becoming costume
Of white organdie With lace trimmings,
and carried roses. Miss Abbott was
gowned in blue o'gandie end carried
pink roses. An orchestra was stationed
on the lawn. and delicious refreshments
were served, Mr.. and Mrs. Burton will
reside at 1i6 West Fifth South street
Miss Sascha stain and Mr. j. W. Con-
nell were united in marriage on Mon
day evening at the home Of the brides
parents Mr. and Mrs G. a, stain, In
Sugar House ward Bishop Atwood
performing the ceremony
Miss Annie Connell was bridesmaid
and Mr. Claude nayhould best man.
The house was tastefully decorated and
delicious wedding supper was served.
The bride was prettily gowned in white.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornell were the recipi-
ents Of many beautiful presents as well
as the sincere congratulations Of those
present.
In the Salt Lake Temple Thursday
afternoon, Miss Nellie NJ. Davis and
Mr.. Elias S. Woodruff were united IN
marriage Prest. Joseph T. Smith Off
held at the home of the brides parents.
Mr., and Mrs F. w Davis. where
large number Of the friends OF the new
~ married couple were present 70 ex-
tend congratulations and good wishes
The decorations were amongst the pref
test OF the weeks events, Ropes of
smilaX and wild mahogany entwned
with lilies and Canterbury bells, and
with a huge floral wedding bell, pre-
sented by members OF the brides and
groom's Sunday school class as n CEN
terplece, made pretty bower In which
the bride and groom stood to receive.
The hall and dining room were also
beautifully decorated and the lawn was
bright with colored lanterns. The bride
wore charming costume of point
d'esprt over cream silk and carried
roses Mr.. and Mrs Woodruff will be
at home at 40 Ounce street after Ju-
ly 5.
Miss Hattie Powell and Mr.. Alphonso
Brown were married on Thursday af-
ternoon. the ceremony being performed
by Bishop George r. Emery at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs T. w. Powell. The rooms were
prettily decorated with flowers and the
porch and lawn with colored lanterns.
The bride wore a becoming gown OF
white chiffon trimmed with Valenscien-
mes lace and carried roses. In the
evening delicious wedding dinner was
served.
Miss Agnes Ahlqulst and Samuel
Brunswick were married on Thursday
in the Salt Lake Temple. From un-
I'll Il, a reception was held at the home
Of the brides uncle, Mr.. c.. A. Ahlquist.
The rooms and lawns were beautifully
decorated, and in every respect the
event was a charming one, A dainty
supper was served. Both have a large
number OF friends who extend con-
gratulatons and good wishes.
Miss Ellen S. Rich and Mr.. Lewis o.
Clark were married on Wednesday In
the Temple, Prest. Joseph f. Smith per-
forming the ceremony. and on Thursday
evening a reception was held at the
home Of the groom's parents, 4ii Fourth
avenue.
The marriage of Miss May Eastman
and Mr. Jesse W, Hopes took place
on Wednesday in the Temple. Both
are well known and popular residents
Of Brigham city, the groom being the
principal Of the Brigham city schools
and the bride daughter Of prominent
citizens OF our northern neighbour Mr.
and Mrs Hopes viii travel through
the Northwestern states and upon their
return will reside at Brigham City.
One OF the marriages Of the coming
week will be that Of Mr.. Alex j.
Nelson. one of the instructors In thu
Branch Normal az Cedar CIV. and Miss
Andrea lessen. who win be married in
the Temple on Thursday.
A very pleasant affair Of Thursday
occurred at the residence Of Geo. Il,
Odell, manager OF the Coop Wagon q
Machine company. At Mr. OdelPs in
Vitaton little gathering OF the heads
Of the inst;u;on took place IN honor
OF the president on the eomnany. Mr..
Heber j. Grant. a FEATURE OF the af-
fair was the presentat on TO Mr.. Grant
OF fine leather portmanteau. bearing |
a steel tab, with the inscription
"Hokahoma on II. Accompanying this
was beautiful grip sack OF alligator