Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-07
OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS

strd Nas ',ial AFFAIRS OF the season
bnDap' ' ,vhen their daughter, MISS
Mstsyeh,,i.s,, leaeld was married to Mr..
wsrsana a. snpointed hour, $3.50 p, M, the
AZ ma groom entered the cosy p"'-
brldi aa' took their place beneath a
lor any onv MisssInez Farr and MT.
ford .s,a.,iI,nia acted as bridesmaid ana
trv man Bishop kooert nv 80 10
pss .,.rned the marriage 9esei n,', 20 IA.
pei,gyr the guests EXTENDED con ,s,,asoa
M the wedding party was usn ,,.,,ni
iaupIbe dining room wnere sum-, al,
inIo wedding supper was server, any
you evening was enJoyapiy spent ~
music ao looked exceptionally
fns mo IN beautiful gown OF cream
ch%",'% rImmed In real lace and ribbons
WHY beautiful shower Douquei
ana VA, roses Miss Farr, bridesmaid
OF p'' ,retty costume OF PINK nun
Wgie ,r,mmed with lace, ana carried
VEINS nsust of pink and cream roses.
udtnterIor of the home was bower
s ~. The parlors were exquisite
Of hoaorated with roses, carnations,
y us'V everereens and potted plants,
ferns, s scbeme being pink and white;
lhs lin IN me dining room, the table
WHY lions were pink and cream roses
aecVa nd Mrs Watts left this morning
nh ,9 ION over the Southern Paclilc on
49, wseks' wedding tour OF Callfor-
sfter which they will return 10
oSden to make their iuture nu,',..
mere were present az the receptoh
d aJ the immediate relatives OF lne
y"n,vacting parties and q rev lhtinute
,sIands the only persons VINO reside
nl.,s,de OF ogden present were MT. ana
w. n. G. Warner Of st, Paul and Wm'
Iaisbart of Salt Lake city.
Th" hride is one Of Ogden's most
"u,,ng and talented young ladies
o ns 10 a leader In society; the groom ~
a ss nonular manage OF the Kden
". M the Salt Lake Herald. He
,s hssn IN the newspaper business
,he mast ten years, seven years OF
~ t'b lime ne spent IN the employ or
,sn Herald In Salt Lake and Ogden. lie
~ Wv, oiso one Of the directors OF the utah
c.ns,rtrtion company Mr.. and Mrs.
uya,,s have a host Of friends In ogden
IA other PARTS OF the state who viii
Sish them every happiness and sue
cess
ors ~ the most delightful events OF
AZ weok was the reception and ball
sIren by the Fifth ward cholr Weuhes.
S,y evening In the ward amusement
III in honor OF Prof. Charles Kent
Who for a number Of years was leader
n the organization.
,hout ib0 OF the members OF the ward
and A few invited friends outside OF the
~,r1 gathered at the hall in the early
o,,t of the evening. At about o'clock
prof Kent and wife were ushered into
ne hail and il was truly a surprise to
,ssm when the electric lights were
m,ned on and they beheld the immense
crowd general handshaking and
hsertv welcome was extended 10 the
bonored guests. The evening was most
snioyably spent In dancing singing,
,c During the evening Prof Kent |
sans two beautiful solos In his usual |
magnificent baritone voice. entitled. |
'aTust the same old way" and by spec |
la request ~ love you still" one OF |
hls own choice compositions. Each rem |
ALTON was greeted with hearty APP |
plauSe. Prof Kent, and the assem-
hlage sang Aud lang syne." Miss Bea-
trlce Farley on behalf Of the choir pre-
sented Mr.. Kent with q large beau
tlful bouquet Of roses. AZ about IL
o'clock In the evening the entire party
was ushered into the basement of the
amusement hall where sumptuous
banquet was spread prepared by the
ladies Of the choir The tables We're
loaded with the bounties Of the land,
and beautifully decorated with cut
foters and eyergreens, and each guest
vas presented with buttonhole bou-
ottt The dance hall was also Irtisti-
cly decorated and a large banner
barring the following inscription was
iaoss the front Of the hall Welcome
home to Brother Charles Kent our ex-
tsder"
The entire affair was grand success
WIdenelng the love and high esteem
n which Prof Kent Is held by the
choir and citizens OF ogden. Much
credit Is due the choir for the most
peasurAble and commendable AFFAIR
NJ and Mrs. w p. Fowler were visit
Ing In Ogden this week the guests Of
NJ Fowler's parents.
1
Nh and Mrs, +, f. Stewart returned
home this week from an extended
pleasure trip through the east
Miss Zlna Larkln entertained a num-
Der Of her friends at the home of her
parents 6tS Twentyseventh street Fri
Gay evening The hours passed quickly
by az vocal and instrumental music,
gaphophone selections, games, etc
Dainty refreshments were served In tie
dining room. The tables were dcorat-
with roses and smilax. The invited
guests We're: Misses Lllns Lochheqd,
Llllh Wotherspoon Annie Hancock,
Eva Poulter, Winnie Wotherspoon,
iIie Hancock Ada Bates, OF Ophlr,
ana Sarah Larkin, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
,,Atnn 81. John, Tooele County, f. A.
Lafnn and wife, Messrs. Albert Bow
man, Angus Lochhead, Alma j. Larkin,
fffed Burdett Archie Bowman, Arthur
shreeye and Roy Browning.
Roy ID. Bloss, the popular Union Pa
,,9e telegraph operator at Ogden, and
silss Nora Jackson. a prominent young
say OF Laramie, Wyoming. were mar
yea a. the home Of the brides parents
uesday June g. Mr.. and Mrs. Bloss
Wi make their home In Ogden
very pretty home wedding took
'lsee wednesday evening at the pretty
,,hle OF the Mr. and Mrs Edward
ihmtner on Twenty-hrst street, when ,
nslr charming daughter Esther was /,
nsiIied to Mr. William II. Smith. a ,
Ii.omlnent young man OF Ogden. Bishop
,snes Wotherspoon officiating. The
, June was prettily decorated with cut
1917, s,ss and potted plants. After the
er'ny bounteous repast was !
e.yed' The evening was p,<santIy :
M, az music, etc. Mr.. and Mrs
,haI received many beautiful presents
'gien. '''' iu'u'e nome In Il
o Z sOoisl was given last evening at the
~ r Of !. @. Paine, corner of Adams :.
~. : wenty-ilrst streets, under the ans. '
/, -, y, Oh the Epworth League, in honor 2
az .ne members Of the League. who Y
ny s,e completed their course al the %. :
NJ. t sSnoois' The evening was very en-.
'tovil spent In Qnofal ~.