The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-03


married by Rev. William NJ. Ferry OF
Grand Haven, Mich, on Get % 1891.
Inc invitations were quite general. Tne
friends from Salt Lake city arrived
on the Rio Grande Western train at
1910 At Il o'clock luncheon was
served on little tables until after 6 p.
m. All Joined in singing IN the Cross
Of Christ 1 Glory" Just before taking
the train back to Salt Lake City. Rev.
X. g. McNiece, dean OF sheldon Jackson
college, made a most appropriate and
happy address. speaking Of his asso-
citation with Colonel and Mrs. Ferry
during their residence in Utah, since
1873. Mrs. w. Mont Ferry sang John
Anderson. My joe" DR.. HOLSTER fol-
lowed with an account of the original
ceremony in 1851, as witness OF the oc-
casion. Mrs. Hancock read kilograms
received from absent friends in Grand
Rapids, Grand Haven, Muskegon and
Detroit, Mich, and from New York
City, Boston and other places, and all
Joined in singing Aud Lang Syne,"
after which Rev DR.. Wishard offered
prayer and benediction. Mesdames G. NJ.
Wilson, W. Y. Rice, W. W. Armstrong,
Charles Shields, Walter Scott, w. G..
Lamb, A. Williams, Miss Malone and
Miss Lawrence, assisted by Mrs. Wald-
ron Of Salt Lake City, served the
luncheon. Miss Hancock, Miss Allen
and Miss Critchlow of Salt Lake, and
Miss Rhoda Nelson served fruit punch.
Mrs. George r. Hancock, Mr. R. J.
Decker, Mr.. Montague Allen and Mas
ter John Hancock acted as ushers.
The decorations were roses, smilax,
chrysanthemums. carnations and ferns,
yellow being the prevailing color The
TaYors were very dainty and appropri-
ate. Among the guests from Salt Lake
city were Rev. and Mrs. r.. G. Nc
Niece, Rev. and Mrs. Clarence T.
Brown, Rev. S. S. Wishard, D. D., Rev.
w. NJ. Paden, d. D., Mr. L. P. Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Mont Ferry. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. S. Ferry, Mrs. n. B. White,
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. L. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. B. CritchloW, Miss CFitchlOW, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry w. Lawrence, Mrs.
Julia KimbaI, Mrs. 0. P. Miles, Mrs
r. c. COTdell, Mrs. r. @. Caskey, Mrs.
A. B. Richardson, Mrs. T. Z. Morgan,
Miss Morgan, Mrs. A. G. Waldron, Mr..
r. ]. Decker, Miss Anna Noble of
Kaysville, Bishop and Mrs W. w. Cluff
Of COalville. Many beautiful gifts had
been sent Colonel and Mrs. Ferry IN
memory of the event, and letters from
ali parts of the country were received,
all bearing messages of love and coz
gratulations. This viii long be remem-
bered as one of the events seldom Wit
messed by those who were able 10 be
present. Colonel and Mrs. Ferry retain
the love and esteem of all who have
known them during an eventful mar
ried life Of fifty years.
Owing to a failure in the power house
at Salt Lake City, one carload Of in
vited guests failed to reach the Denver
q Rio GTande depot in time to take the
train for Park City, to attend the gold
en- wedding at North Park Tuesday.
Wednesday last a very pleasant Hal
lOwe'en party was given by Miss Flor
ence Clark. The parlOrs were lighted
with Jack-o-lanterns. Games were
played and ghost stories related and a
very happy time enjoyed by all pres
ent. In the peanut contest Rome Pax
ton won first prize and Jack Thompson
the booty" Choice refreshments
we're served. The guests were Matte
Richardson, Nina Cross, Margaret and
Gertrude Woods, BERTHE Jensen, Myrtle
Robinson. Ethel Clark, Messrs. r. Pax
ton, F. Shields, B. Pape, G. A. Shuster,
- LARK, Mr. Davis, J. Thompson and
r. Briggs.
Mrs. Al Mulhall returned from Salt
Lake Friday morning.
Last evening at the Silver King mine
Mr.. Ben Hampton entertained very
deliberately in honor Of his sister, Miss
Adelaide Hampton of Salt Lake, who is
making her brother a short visit.
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A large number Of lady friends were
pleasantly entertained Wednesday sf-
ternOon by Mrs. P. Mcpherson and Mrs.
z. P. LeCompte at the home Of the
former. Authors was the game INDUCED
in, Mrs. Cross winning first prize and
Mrs G. E. Hedges second.
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Monday last Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Rice
were entertained at dinner by Dr.. and
Mrs. f. P. LeCOmpte.
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DR.. and Mrs. Z. P. LeCompte and
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Mcpherson entertained
very successfully Thursday evening at
the home Of the latter. The parlors
were decorated with pink and white
carnations and sweet peas, with cos
mos for the parlOrs. Sixty-three was
the enjoyment, the prize winners be-
ing Miss Lawry, ladies first; Miss
Getsch, second; L. z. Hubbard, gents
first; j. W. Geiger, second. Refresh
ments were served, after which Hal
lOwe'en games were INDUCED in. The
party was in every way a hattering
success. The guests were Messrs. and
Mesdames Rice, Armstrong, Lamb,
Scott, Shields, Sherman, White, Davis,
Smith, Sutton, Heath, Bird, Blocher, A
Williams, Learn, Steele, Hubbard, Gel
ger, H. Welsh, Tuttle, Bowman, Bates,
Wright. CULVER, Mrs Sterrit, Mrs. A.
B. Richson Of Salt Lake Misses Getsch,
Watson, Pearson, Mobir, Franklin,
Ea-,-r
Messrs. Blood, Wherritt, Malta, Hamp-
ton. Anderson, Goliath and DonOher.
Tuesday evening Park lodge No. 4.
Knights of Pythias, entertained after
their regular session. A number Of in
vited friends were present and a Jolly
time was had. The affair was given in
honor OF the visit o. the grand lodge
officers. A short programme was rem
dered after which a banquet was served
and jolly social time enjoyed.
Miss Merle Whitehead gave a Hal
lOwe'en party at her home Thursday
evening TO number of young folks.
Semi-darkness, ghost stories and odd
games were the features Of the event.
Refreshments were served and a good
time had. Those present were Lille
Funk, Frieda Funk, Merle Whitehead.
Ed Walker, Ed Paxton, Jack Thomson
and Sam Radon, il.
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Thursday night a pleasant surprise
was given on Mr.. Thomas Crosse at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brock
way. Cards was one Of the diversions.
Mrs. VIII COOney winning the prize.
Refreshments were served and all en-
JOyed themselves. Several musical Sc
lectiOns were rendered by C. A. Schus-
ter and r. H Waters.
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