Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-04

The social record has had decrease
IN comparison with last week. the
events having been fewer and less elab-
crate. A few weddings, and quiet
events in honor of present and prospec-
i've brides have taken place, and these,
with small number Of kensingtons
and dinners, have made up the list
Thursday night witnessed the mop
tials Of two OF Salt Lakes p0pulaf
Young people Miss MaIgefet Young
and Mr.. Lucien a. Ray, The ceremony
was performed at the home Of the
brides parents, Maj. and Mrs, H. W.
Young, Elder H. +. Richards officiating,
and n wedding supper was served al
ierWard TO the guests present Inc
bride was beautifully gowned, the
decorations artistic, and the event
though quiet and limited to the imme-
dlate relatives. a very pretty one. The
following friends were present; Mai
II w. Young, Mrs. X w. Young ana
family, Hr Henry r. Richards Mrs
Henry = Richards, Mrs. Margaret j.
Young, grandparents Of the bride, Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Ostler Mr.. and Mrs.
Alonzo Young, My, William = Rleh-
ards W. A. Ray and Mrs, Ray, father
~ the groom Prest Ira ID. Hinckley
end wife of Fillmore, grandfather ana
grandmother of the groom; MIR VIII
Ray. brother, Miss Leda Rawllns MISS
Minnie Ray, Mr. Don Ray, Mr. Paul
Ray, Miss Angelina Holbrook
On Thursday at noon, MISS Anna w
R0epp, recently Of Los Angeles, and
Mr.. j. Milton Allen were united IN mar
rlage. Bishop o. Il, whitney perform-
ing the ceremony at the home Of the
grooms mother. Mrs. julia Allen. The
parlor In which the nuptials were
soemni2ed was tastefully decorate
with American Beauty roses screen
OF autumn leaves across the bay WIN
dow forming background before
which the bridal couple stood The
dining room was In pink white and
green. asters and ferns being used. The
bride wore a handsome going away
gown Of navy blue, with hat 10 match
and carried roses. The newly married
couple left shortly after the ceremony
for Denver, but will return TO Salt Lake
to reside.
perpetrated upon Miss Matte Ham
nier, Wednesday evening In honor Of
her birthday The rooms were beautl.
fully decorated with cut flowers and
ferns and guessing games were the
feature Of the evening, The Invited
guests were Misses Minerva Morris
IeOna Needhnm, Clara and Maria
1uckneld. Ruth Holding Flossie wat
son. Fannie and Della Crockett, Mag
and Annie oswald, Hazel Pond, Jen-
NE and Kathren Du Chene, Miss Ham
lner and Miss Wilkens, Mr. George
Butler. Arthur Bolton, Dave Sprunt,
Leo Butler, Evan CAN'T, VIII Dard-
thy. Cleye Simms, Heber Essman,
George Holding, George Burt, Law
renee Beamer, ia shouts, Frank Eard-
ley and VIII Pollock.
Word comes from Judge and Mrs G.
r. Diehl that they had a very pleasant
time at Portland where they met sew
eral Of the formers college frien'
From there they went TO san Francis
ana visited number Of Salt laEa
friends and thence TO Stanford where
they will spend the coming week before
returning from their wedding trip 20
their Salt Lake home.
on Wednesday the marriage Of Miss
May Margetts and Mr. Harry Ostler
took place IN the Temple and In the
evening a reception was held IN their
honor at the home Of Mr and Mrs II.
=. Richards on Second street The ape
pontments were extremely pretty ana
The entire event a delightful one.
Mr.. George A. Smith Of Leh. chief
hookkeeper of the Utah Sugar COM
pany, was married IN the salt Lake
Temple Tuesday 10 Miss Emma a, Fem
ton Of Pleasant Grove. Both are wide
~ known and highly respected
throughout Utah county particularly
I'm business circles Mr. Smith has
leen with the sugar company for years
and his bride was long associated with
tie Clark Mercantile company Of Pleas
Gnt Grove Mr. and Mrs Smith win
spend couple Of days IN the capital
and then return to Lehl to make their
future home
Mrs Francis Armstrong entertained
at pleasant affair on Thursday 't3
being the amusement OF the aft moon
The rooms were prettily decorated with
palms. ferns and autumn flowers and
about 20 guests enjoyed the event The
prizes IA the contest were won hy Mrs
Albert Farnes and Mrs p W Madsen.
The guests were. Mrs Sarah DiuwoodN
Mrs. z. W, Madsen Mrs Il, W, Mad
sen. Mrs. Arnold. Mrs Smell. Mrs. Al
bert Horne, Mrs. Lamborue. Mrs. w,
Bean. Mrs. r. L. Burton. Mrs. y. II,
Livingstone Mrs W +. Armstrong.
Mrs, william Armstrong Mrs Albert
Farnes. Mrs Joseph Smith. Mrs Hen
~ Coulam, Mrs o. p Arnold, Jr,. Mrs.
Joseph Wells Mrs. Emma Siddovav
Mrs. Fannie Slddoway Mrs Elizabeth
Moyle, Mrs Maggie Moyle. Mrs. Cone
stock Mrs Theodore Burton, Miss Sa-
ale smith Miss Lizzie Arnold Miss
Birdie Arnold.
Tonight the Utah Press association
viii be entertained no the home VI the
Misses Campbell on North State street
and an Informal program given by a
number OF the members win De one OF
the features Of the affair which prom.
SEES TO be a pleasant one.
Among the delightful affairs Of the
week were the functions given boy Mr..
and Mrs. Z. u. Miller. on Wednesday
Mrs Miller was hostess az an cuchre
party. about 80 being present The
rooms were prettily decorated with
autumn leaves and plumosa and
prizes were won by Mrs. George steiner
and Mrs Warren e. Bogue Yesterday
Mrs. Miller gave delightful kensing-
ton, and last night Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
Ter entertained az cards, a large num-
Der Of friends being present TO enjoy
the pleasant event
An interesting nupiiai event Of tue