Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06
OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS.

The leading social event OF the sea-
son took place Wednesday, Sept. 3,
when Miss +. Elizabeth Rackham and
Mr.. George Lochhead Jr., were married
IN the Salt Lake Temple. The happy
young couple returned home on the
evening train from Salt Lake and
were driven IN O carriage to the pretty
nome or the grooms parents, No. III
Twenty-slxth street, where they were
received by a large number Of relatives
ana friends, who showered their con :
ORDINATIONS and best wishes for long
and prosperous life upon the newly wed
couple.
The home was beautifully decorated
Tor the occasion with cut flowers, ever
greens and potted plants arranged,
making an exqulslt effect, The bride
wore pretty gown OF white, with lace
and ribbon trimmings.
"A sumptuous wedding supper was
served In the dining room and the even
Ing passed quickly away with sweet
vocal and instrumental music, games,
etc.
The bride was the popular salesledy
at Mrs. Warren's millinery establish
ment. and the groom is the well known
and highly respected foreman OF the
Rio Grande Western gasworks In this
city. They are both popular in society
circles. Mr.. and Mrs. Lochhead will
make their home at No, 1859 Jefferson
avenue. Their presents were numerous
and beautiful.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Coulam of Salt
Lake We're Ogden visitors this week
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Lar
kin.
DR.. s. L. Brick and wife returned
home Thursday from an extended east
ern trip.
The Maccabees gave a very pleasing
entertainment at the Lester Park paWl-
ion Friday evening, consisting of vocal
and instrumental music, literary num-
bers. There was a good attendance OF
the orders friends and all present spent
an enjoyable evening,
Labor day was celebrated In Ogden
Monday In very appropriate manner
under the auspices Of the National As
ISOLATION order Of Machlnists A fine
parade was given in the morning In
which Gov, Wells participated. The af-
ternoon was spent by an immense
crowd at Glenwood park, in sports,
games, dancing, picnicing and other
pleasures, The affair concluded with
O grand ball at the Glenwood hall.
Miss Lulu Barr returned to her home
In Salt Lake Monday, after pleasant
visit in Ogden with Miss Ruth Hurley.
Mrs, william Driver returned home
Thursday evening from a two months
visit at Philadelphia with her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Schoonoyer
Tuesday evening number Of the
young friends OF Mr.. Frank Roy gave
him a surprise party at his home on
Lincoln avenue. The evening was de-
lightfully spent at music, singing, play
ing games and other pleasures, after
which dainty refreshments were served.
Prof, Fred Reynolds, instructor In
the Harvard college was visiting In
Ogden this week, the guest Of Prof.
briggs, superintendent Of the state
school of the deaf.
Prof. Samuel Doxey and wife Of Salt
Lake were in Ogden this week visiting
with relatives and friends.
Miss Mary A. Hickenlooper and Mr.
Charles A. Packholm, two highly es'
teemed young people Of Pleasant View
were married this week.
Mrs. Emma Goddard and daughter
Mabel We're visiting in Logan this week
the guests OF Joseph Quincy and family
A grand opening ball was given
Thursday evening at the Five Points
hall.
Miss Cynthia +. Bowen and Peter
Greece, two popular young people OF
Ogden. We're married Wednesday. II
the evening they gave a reception al
their new home on Monroe avenue
which was participated in by large
circle OF relatives and friends.