The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-16
Ogden Society.

The ladies day committee Of the Weber
club has planned a series OF four dancing
parties at kiesel hall during the winter
months. The parties are to be for club
members only, and will be as enjoyable
as the splendid energies and resources
OF the club can make them
Mr.. and Mrs F. c. Woods left Monday
for St. Louis 10 spend a month of sight
seeing at the exposition city.
Miss Lillian Foulger has gone east 10
st. Louis. where she will visit with her
sister Mrs Homer Plake
Miss Pearl snyder has gone east to
resume her dramatic work.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Eccles left Sun
day morning for trip TO the far al ST.
Loui&
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Williams left yesterday
for a trip to ST. Louis and other cities OF
the south and east.
Miss MOrcll of Logan was last week the
guest Of Mrs. Joseph a. West.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Livingston left Fri
day for an extended visit TO eastern cities
They Will go first - St. Louis end after
wards to various other places in Illinois
Wisconsin and Minnesota.
\ quiet wedding was celebrated a =
o'clock on Friday night. Oct. IA, 1894 at
the residence of John Nicholas on Lincoln
avenue in this citS. The contracting
parties were Hyrum r. Stowe and Miss
Clara G. Murdoch. The ceremony was
performed by Judge Joseph Hall. The
young couple are natives of ogden, where
they VIII continue To reside.
The wedding of Miss Myrtle EldOra
Lyon daughter of Mrs. S. B. Lyon. to
Richard Lee Taylor occurred Wednesday
i'm the temple at Salt Lake. and the couple
at once returned TO Ogden. where they
will make their future home at 1876
Twenty-first street.
E. O. Watts is homo in Ogden from the
San Pedro construction work Cor short
time.
The funeral Of Httlt Edna Jane Wilson
will, be held today at the home of the
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Wilson,
156 Patterson avenue. this afternoon at
/ O'Clock.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
W Miller died yesterday and viii be
buried today. funeral services TO occur
at the home. 2937 PinSree avenue
Mrs. J. r. Grant, jr-, is visiting in Salt
Lake
Mrs H. H. Henderson returned Mon
day from an extended eastern. trip.
Judge Thomas =. Dee and two daugh-
tiers left Tuesday for St. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cook were given
n surprise party Tuesday evening at their
home.
Miss Alice Richev daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter RicheY. was marrlcu " ed
uesday evening 10 T. Webster Lane Of
McKecsport. Pa. Rev. !. +. Carver per-
formed the ceremony. The wedding was
solemnized At the home of the bride on
Madison avenue.
At ( O'Clock. as the wedding march was
played by Mrs. Richardson. the bridal
party took their places beneath canopy
OF WnlLe roses ana IeiuS- / ne pretty TINS
ceremony was used. The bride was at
tired I'm an elegant gown or white chiffon
over white taffeta, and carried bouquet
Of white roses. The house was bright With
a nrofusion Of flowers and greens The
decorations I'm evidence in the parlors were
ferns and white roses. The dining room
was done In pink and the other rooms
were artistically feStOOned with autumn
leaves. ported plants forming an effective
back ground. Mr. and Mrs Lane were
the recipients of many handsome pres
euts They viii make their future home
at MckeespOrt. Pa.
The Historical society met on Saturday
last at the pleasant home Of Mrs. Condor.
a number Of business matters were con-
sidercd and Mrs. II. SmlJn was elected
delegate TO the L. r. ". G. Mrs. Smith,
with Mrs. q. 3. Corey and the president,
Mrs. T. .. Bedford. viii represent the So
ciet. at the annual meeting OF the fed
Grafton The members then listened WITH
pleasure 60 an interesting address by Mrs.
BichSpi on taC Biennial at ST. LOUIS,
and to a reading. Ivan. the Gar oy
Mrs. Condor. Al the close Of the pro-
eramme dainty refreshments were served
and a delightful social hour enjoyed nN
the members and their guests. Mrs. Bich-
sci and Miss Fitzgerald. The society adj
iOurned TO meet oct - with Miss Pierce.
759 Twenty-third street.
Aslaia met Tuesday afternoon at the
! home OF Mrs. Valentine Gideon. I ne
guests of the club were Mesd&nteS Bed
ford and Town. and Misses FORD and
Sloan. Several pleasing musical selec-
tions were rendered by Miss sloan. lO!-
lowed by a reading by Mrs. Gideon. Miss
Ford then gave talk on 'Rudyard Kip
4 Inns. which was greatly appreciated DN
| ALL Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess after which the club ad
iourned TO meet in two weeks with Mrs
o. j. Stllwen