Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-05

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tello. Henderson, Jones, II. ~ Meyo'
Houghton, Brown. y. Thomas Mac
donald. G. h. Berry. McChrystal, Mlsses
McChryatal tombstone, OF spIlnbN
Atkinson, Swenson Bertha carter, 10y
tie Marcroft. Colburni. Jentz' means
Ter Relic Weller. LiChtenstein, Aunle
zane Iaura Miller OF New York, Irene
srhetticr Erma Wagner, Lottie
Holmes Lutte McMIllen, McGrath, Hem
dersou. Paul. Sally Leonard, Galloway
OF Denver Allie Miller, Rebecca MOI
ris. Ruth Kirkpatrick Emily katN'
Mabel Harkcr. lnoz Trent, Groo, JAS
mine Young, Read. Lawson, Tomphihs'
Carter. Savage. TWelyes. OF Provo
Brldpeman Mcsars Kenneth Kerr Lu
HIS Lee Dinwo0dey Charles Law
renee. W.J Lawrence. Ern Lanhourne
W. g. Hemphin Harry Anderson. VIII
his Mccormick, Christensen Evans
Neale. Kelly chris Dlchl Dr. Baseon'
Harry Noodman Murray Of KEN
tuckv. GUY E,lreiEe, Cunningham g.
] Schultz Raw savage, Morris, Herman
schctlcr. Wolf. Roberts Gibson
Brac&ln, Parson Groo, Lendenberger'
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Tho first meeting OF the opal club
during the new year was an exception
ally pleasant one, and, judging from
the attendance one that augurs a most
successful years work Nearly every
club member was present ana many
guests. The event took place at the
Ladies' Literary clubhouse. on TUESDAY
evening ANA a very pleasing program
constituted the first part OF the even
lng's entertainment II was as tolloWs
Piano selection Miss J.. Eldredge' DAFT
tone solo. Mr. Gus AndersOn character
sketch, Mr.. D. r. Doty tenor SOLO MI
Max Brodie: guitar and mandolin selec-
don. Messrs. Il. and A. f. Hadley; BARI
tone solo. MI. Walter Smith, pahlo-
mime Juggling. Mr.. u. A. Doty; so
narno. Miss &, McAllister. After the
program those present adjourned 20 the
banquet hall where an elegant supper
wac served. Dancing followed ana con-
tlnued during the remainder OF the
evening
The announcement Is made that the
second of the opal club dancing parties
VIII take place at Christensen's some
time during the latter part OF the pres
ent month. Preparations for this event
are now in hand and the club members
are already looking forward TO very
successful bail.
Another announcement that will meet
with q hearty reception by all members
OF the club is that the Messrs. Hadley
are now at work promoting the organ
izatlon Of a guitar and mandolin cluD.
The Opal club offers plenty OF good ma
terial for such an organization. 1t is
also very likely that in the near future
a male quartet will be organized THESE
projects are proof Of the fact that the
club has determined TO make greater
success OF the present year than any
yet enjoyed
H. Claude Lewis and Miss Ella
Walker. both Of this city were mar
rled Yesterday afternoon in the SAL
Lake Temple. After the ceremony, tbs
happy couple went ia the home OF tht
brides parents on west Fifth Soutf
street where a quiet reception anc
dinner were given. only the immedi'
ate relatives were present. The par
lors were most lastly decorated viii
smilax and palms. and the tables were
adorned with beautiful flowers.
The bride Is one OF the most popular
as we'll as one Of the most beautiful
young ladies IN Salt Lake city Fol
several years she has attended the Uni
versity, In which institution she was
a prime favorite among the teachers
as we'll as the students II was there
that she met her husband
Mr.. Lewis Is a son Of the late Pro-
fessor T. b. Lewis and literally en-
dowed with his fathers gifts OF peda
gogy, as he Is one OF the most promis'
ing Of Utah's younger educators. H'
was the valedlctorian Of his class II
1899, and is now an Instructor in the
State Branch Normal AT Cedar City.
The bride and groom left for Cedal
City last evening. and large number
of friends and relatives were at the de-
pot to wish them God-speed.
A pretty event Of the week was the
marriage Of Miss Ray Riggs Of this
city and Mr.. David o. Mckay OF Og-
den. The ceremony was performed al
noon In the Temple, and in the evening
a reception was held in their honor at
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. p
White. a north Second West. the latter
being relatives Of the bride The rooms
were beautifully decorated In the par
Tor was a canopy Of smilax, under
which the bride and groom stood TO re.
ceve the guests, and all about the
room were pink roses and carnations
arranged with artistic effect. The din.
ing room was In red and green carna.
tions. holly and evergreen being used
Two pretty features I'm the decorations
were the corners, where punch and cot.
fee were served The frat was a bow.
er OF English ivy and chrysanthenum
and was presided over by Miss Ada
White. The coffee corner was a pretty
alcoVe formed with q background OF
flowers and gTeenery, and a canopy oil
lighted Chinese lanterns. Delicious re.
freshments were served I'm the dining
room by Franklin, the Misses Mckay
presiding. The bride wore a becoming
gown Of white organdie over silk with
trimmings OF Duchesse lace and pannt
velvet. Many beautiful presents wer,
received. The young couple have a
large number OF friends In the two
cities In which they are best known.
Governor Wells and Mrs. w. w. Rite
OF the reception and ladies' committee,
met with Mrs. Edwin +. Holmes OF
Thursday 10 plan arrangements for the
grand reception to be rendered the Wis
iting stockmen during their stay in tn,
city.
There VIII be dancing and othe,
special features and the decorations
which are to be in charge Of Mrs. f.. +
Holmes, will be on a most elaborat,
scale, Chairman Leary was notlfe,
last night Of the call TO be made upor
the general fund for the expenses 10 b,
incurred in the event and remittance,
We're made to the different committees
In charge Of the affair. a meeting o
all the ladies' committees viii take plac,
at the home OF Mrs Ritter next Satur
day, when further plans win be ar
ranged All who have been appointed
are earnestly requested to attend tn,
meeting.
The committees named for the Knuts
ford reception are:
on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Heber
NJ. Wells. Mrs. VIM. w. Ritter and Col