The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-22
OGDEN.


! ems, daughter of Sidney Stevens, and
z. Paul Jones was solemnized Monday
evening at the home of the bride, which
was beautifully decorated with ferns,
palms, smilaX and cut flowers. ar
ranged by the 3. and 3. club members.
The ceremony was performed by Bishop
Robert McQuarrie the strains Of the
wedding march, played by Mrs. Mamie
Harrington Stevens, beginning at pre-
cisely s o'clock. Miss Lillian Stevens
was bridesmaid, and Sidney 0. Stevens
attended the groom The comedy bride
was attire in a beWitching creation of
duchesse lace over taffeta, and carried
a shower Of brides roses. The brides
maid was attired in q charming costume
Of pink crepe de chine, and carried
pink roses. The bridal party marched
down the stairway and through the
intervening rooms to the handsome
front bay window, where the solemn
words were spoken uniting the couple
for life.
The immediate relatives Of the couple,
with the B. and B. club members, wit
messed the ceremony and at $50 a re-
ception was given for a large number
of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Jones.
The parlor decorations were of green
and white, those of the dining room of
pink and green, and Of the library in
white and red. Champagne punch was
| served by the club girls, and the we'd
ding supper was served by Fryer.
Mss Stevens is the second of the
famed B. and 3. club members to be
married. and the other fiye-Mrs. &. II.
Stevens. Lettie and Pearl Richards.
Miss Peery and Miss Carnahan-assist-
ed in the ceremony, each attired in
gown Of pure white.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones left on the early
morning train for California, and viii
be absent two weeks. A large party of
friends attended them to the depot.
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A number Of other social events OF
more than ordinary interest preceded
the wedding by a few days. Miss Peery
gave an elaborate handkerchief
shower in honor of the bride-to-be;
! Miss Caruahan entertained with an
apron shower, and Mrs. c. H. stew
/ ems a china shower.
Numerous and handsome presents
were bestowed on the bride and groom.
Mr.. Jones came to Ogden a few years
ago to enter the employ of Superin
/ tendent Noble of the Southern Pacific.
| Although then practically a stranger in
the city, he has steadily advanced to
position Of entire confidence and es-
TEEN, not only with his employers and
! fellow workers, but with his associates
| generally. His charming and accom-
/ plished bride is a member of one Of the
/ best known families in the state, and
a general favOrite socially. They will
reside at the Healy hotel.
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The wedding Of Miss Molly Woods.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Woods
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/ Lake will occur Wednesday in the Salt
/ Lake temple. After a reception in their
/ honor at the home of the bride in Og
! den, the couple will go on a camping
/ tour through Strawberry valley, and
/ later will sojourn in Idaho for a few
weeks, returning to live in Salt Lake,
/ where the groom is connected with the
/ Lambert Paper company.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Watts have re-
turned from their California tour. and,
/ pending the furnishing of their home,
are at 2649 Jefferson avenue, where they
/ have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. H. +.
/ Warner of st. Paul, MINI. During their
California trip Mr.. and Mrs. Watts
were entertained by a number of dwell
I ers in the Golden state formerly resi-
dents of ogden, among them Mr.. and
( Mrs. David Kay and Miss Juanita Kay
/ of Sacramento; A. D. Bell and Mrs J.
I, HouX of San Francisco; Leland and
! Eugene Allen of San Jose.
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Mrs. Powell of Cheyenne is visiting
/ Mrs. Meaden at 1888 jefferson avenue.
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Miss Lulu Bates Of Park City is Wis
itjng her sister. Mrs. II. D. Mapes, 2S17
Jefferson avenue.
I o. G. Maher Of Evanston was in Og-
den during the week. calling on friends.
Mrs. f. NJ. Morrissey and children
I left Wednesday morning over the Union
Pacific to visit her old home near Co
lumbus, o.
Judge H. H. Rolapp and wife re-
turned on Tuesday from their visit to
Oregon.
Mrs. McAleer has returned from
visit to Greeley, Colo,
Mrs. G. A. Bruce has gone to HALEY,
Ida. on visit to her daughter, Mrs.
W a H0dsman; . . .
Mrs. Charles Nelson and Miss Flor
ence Anderson have returned from Cal
ifornia, after an absence Of two months.
Mr. Thaddeus NcNitt and Miss Min
ME l. BagleE, daughter of City Attor-
ney John e. Bagley. were married
I Wednesday At the home Of the brides
/ parents by Rev r. J. Goshen. The
young people left on the evening train