Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17

lInCh Ntu ilNhuNi9A"N "'N WOW A'
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one OF the leading social events OF
tho month which took place this week
was the marriage of Misn Theresa
tribe of ogden to Mrs. lleber J, Hem
or of Morgan City, Utah. The oere-
nony which linked the two happy
voiing lives together In Wedlock was
performed In the Logan Temple We'd
rceday afternoon They returned TO
ogden and were given an elegant reCep-
tlon AZ the home Of the brides parents,
btS Twenty-tourth street Thursday
evening, which was participated In by
a large circle OF their relatives and
friends. The evening passed pleasantly
by at music, games and social chat.
A bounteous wedding repast was served
The house was prettiy decorated for
the occasion with cut flowers and pot
ted plants Many beautiful gifts were
bestowed upon the happy couple. The
bride Is q talented and charming young
lady photographer OF Ogden, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. David Tribe. The
groom is q promising and highly es-
teemed young man OF Morgan City,
Utah, son Of President Hener OF the
Morgan stake. They both have host
OF friends who viii be pleased to ex-
tend Congmtulation for Joyous and
prosperous life. Mr.. and Mrs. Heiner
viii make their future home ut Morgan
city
The club women Of ogden entertain
ed Tuesday evening In very pleasing
way at the Presbyterian church, for
the benefit Of the state free travelling
libraries. A very fine musical program
was carried out IN which Miss Lulu
Mitchell, Airs, H. ~ ness, .lr y.
Smith and Mr.. Lindsey took part also
the Madison school orchestra. Mes
danes A. b. Corey H. o. Watts
H. NJ, Bond, II. f. Horton c, H.
Coulter, j. G.. Paine and Frank Towne,
IN an amusing manner impers0nated
various prominent characters In litera-
ture. After the rendition of the pro-
gram dainty refreshments were served
and an hour was spent at social chat.
Miss Maggie Storey and George Roy
lance, two popular young people Of
North Ogden, We're welded this week.
An interesting literary event took
place Tuesday evening at the Congre-
gatonal church when Prof Charles b.
Gilbert, noted educator OF New York
and author OF numerous text books
delivered lecture before a large audi
ence on Democracy in the School
Room" The prominent educators
visit In Ogden was made especially
pleasant by his being the guest Of
former pupil, Warren H. Watts Of Og-
den,
Mrs. Theresa Wheeler Of Salt Lake
City was visiting In ogden this week
the guest of her daughter Mrs. George
W, Larkinl Jr
Mrs. DR. s, L. Brick entertained a
number Of her lady friends Monday
afternoon at her home on Twenty
fourth street, Music and cards were
The pleasures of the afternoon after
which dainty refreshments were served
The ladies OF the Baptist church
gave very enjoyable concert last
evening which was headed by a large
and appreclative audience,
Mr.. Israel Larlin who has been llv-
ing IN ogden during the past year, left
Tuesday for Snowvlle, Boxelder coun-
ty TO spend the holidays with his par
euts,
Mrs. ]. w, Abbott has as her guest
this week her sister, Miss Linck.
Misses Gertrude and Florence Bag
ley entertained the KNOCKERS club"
Tuesday evening at their home on
Twenty-seventh street. Cards were
the order Of the evening. Delicious re-
ireshments were served. Those pres
ent were, Misses Florence Yates, Des-
sie Spencer, Frances Gordon, Frances
Joyce Helen Wenger, Messrs. i. b.
Spencer, Gordon Grant, A. b. Mo, ely,
Charles Lloyd. George d Knauss, II. |
Corey, Ernest 4, Spencer and Scott
Pamley,
- and Mrs. w. H. Chevers and p.
II. Cook entertained a number OF well
known railroad freight agents Tuesday
afternoon. An elegant dinner was
served at the Weber club, the dining |
room being tastefully decorated for the |
occasion with smilax and cut flowers. |
The gentlemen also enjoyed drive up |
ogden canyon. The guests, who are |
making tour OF tho northwest, were |
J. ]. Sherlock OF Omaha, c, n. Curtis |
OF Kansas City, T. c, Scott OF Denver, |
A. J. Henderson Of Council Bluffs and |
j. 2. Barrow OF Cheyenne.
The musical event OF the week was
the recital given by the school of music |
OF the A, c. In the chapel Of the COLI |
Nge building on Saturday evening, The |
program, which consisted Of gems from
schubert and Beethoven, was under |
Ine direction OF Prof George w. |
Thatcher Jr, Mr.. Thatcher and Mrs. |
Nettie Sloan appeared In several num- |
bers which were exquisitely rendered |
and the trio by Mr.. Thatcher, Mrs.
Linnartz and Mrs Stoney and the |
quartet by Mr.. Thatcher, Mrs. Sloan, |
Mrs Linnartz and Mrs. Nies Hanson |
were no less enjoyed. Those who at |
Ing.
Gov Cutler was in Logan Tuesday |
ana visited the A. G. where luncheon |
was served for him, President Kerr |
ana members Of the faculty.
MT W, b. Preston, Jr., spent sew
eral days OF the week IN Salt Lake
on business,
The regular meeting OF the A. c.
Woman club met with Mrs. Naylor last |
Mohday afternoon, Special topics were |
gwen by Miss Smith. Mrs. Ball, Mrs.
IL,ngle, Mrs Champ. Mrs. Yader and |
Miss Ellason.
Inc Beacon Light society met Fri |
gay In the b. Y. college. Papers read |
p,y Mrs zina Y. Card and Mrs Aletha |
Inowen and musical selection by Mrs. |
nerschel Bullen, constituted the pro-
Mr., d, H. Thomas made a business |
UP 10 Soda Springs during the week.
Mr. George Farrell Is down from |
9'ar valley 10 spend the holidays.
a. very enjoyable dancing party OF
sils week was the Dutch Xmas party |