Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-24
OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS.

one Of the pleasant events Of the
week was the party given Monday
evening May 49, by Mrs. Harry Hill,
| In honor Of the lftleth birthday ami
Yersary Of her husband the pretty
home, situated az No. 252 Thrtieth
street was artistically decorated for
the occasion with cut flowers, ferns,
potted plants, etc A suniptuOus re-
past was served in the dining room
The evening was delightfully."- spent In
vocal and instrumental music, step
dancing, and other pleasures Mr. Hill
was the recipient of many beautiful
presents, among which was q fine gold
watch and chain presented TO him by
Mrs. Hill The Invited guests departed
at late hour wishing Mr. hin many
Joyous returns Of the day. Those pres
ont were, Mr. aud Mrs. George Hin,
Mr. and Mrs Chdrless Greenwell. Mr..
and Mrs. John GreenWell. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Ferris. Mr. and Mrs LATE
Farley Mr. and Mrs VIM Wright MIR.
and Mrs VIM. Boyle, Mr. and Mrs Sam
Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. VIM II. Wright,
Mr. and Mrs, John Austin, Mr. and Mrs.
Hyrum Wright, Mr. and Mrs. w. ].
Courtney, Mr.. and Mrs. David Pickett,
Mesdames, Henry Dinwoody, Salt Lake
City Lizzie Greenwell, Lille Greenwel
lisa Boyle, Michael ONeil, Misses Roy
Greenwich Alice GTeenwell, Nettie Aus
tin Kate O'Neil, Annie Hin, and sisters
Lena Gosnell Messrs. H. II. Jordan and
Thomas Burt.
One OF the leading social events Of the
week was the marriage Of Miss Annie
Evans 10 Mr.. David G. Pickett, which
took place Wednesday in the Salt Lake
Temple. The young couple returned to
Ogden on the evening train, accom-
panied by a number OF Salt Lake
friends, and were escorted to the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Evans, No 1850 Adams avenue,
where they were greeted by large cir
Gle Of relatives and friends who had
gathered to extend their hearty CON
gratulatlons. The evening passed very
pleasantly AZ music, games, etc. A
bounteous spread was served in the |
dining room. The home was very pref |
tlly decorated with cut flowers, ferns,
ported plants etc. The bride Is one OF |
Ogden's charming young ladies. and the |
groom Is highly esteemed young man |
In the employ Of Blodgett & Co. They !
are both very popular Their presents |
were numerous and beautiful Mr.. and |
Mrs Pickett win make Ogden their |
future home.
Mrs. H. A. Larkln. who has been |
visiting her mother at Landinberg, |
Pennsylvania, and friends In New |
York, for the past three months, re-
turned home this week, having had a |
very enjoyable trip
]. H. Rhine. the popular Union Pa
cihc passenger conductor, was given an |
enjoyable surprise party Friday even
ing Dy a number OF his friends Cards |
were played during the early part Of the |
evening The head prizes were won |
by Mrs. Andrews and Mr.. VIM Calkins,
A dainty luncheon was served. The |
latter part OF the evening was spent
in music, dancing, etc. Those present
were DR.. G.. A. Dixon and wife, George
Halyerson and wife, George w. Larkin,
Jr., and wife. George Reynolds and wife,
c. NJ. Andrews and wife. David Farley
and wife, VIM. Calkins and wife. Mes
danes Lydia Farley. Lille Greenwich,
Mary Farley, Alkaline Greenwell, Miss
May Klrwin and Mr. Charles Rhine
Monday evening Mortimer Watson
was given a pleasant surprise party by
n number Of his young friends at the
home Of his parents on Madison avenue.
A few enjoyable hours were spent In
playing all kinds Of games. music, etc.
Delicious refreshments were served.
The event Of the coming week that
Is being looked forward TO with great
by the music loving peo-
pie OF Ogden, is the coming OF the Salt
Lake Opera company, who Will appear
In Ogden Friday evening, May &c. in
their latest production, "The jolly
Miss Lulu Gates will APP
pear in ogden for the first time on the
stage and Miss Luella Ferrin and all
te other fayorites viii play prominent
parts.