The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-04

was preceded up the aisle oy her two lit
tie sisters. AIollie and ''Daphme' little
girls about Il years of age. and looking
perfectly charming and followed BY the
brides other two sisters, Misses ETie and
Ethel Marmion. who completed de-
hghtfuliy pretty bridal group.
The remainder OF the lengthy account
contains thorough descriptions o. many
exquisite costumes and mention Of C e
DRAFTED guests at the spacious home. The
bride wore DIAMOND ornaments and an
opal necklace, the present of the BRIDE
groom, and a diamond brooch given by
+ c. Patterson of Kalgoorlie. Ii. z
Calder being groomsman. The Rev.
Charles Cox. O. NJ. l., rector of the OBJ
late order of Western Australia. was the
Organist OF ST. Patricks. presided at the
organ They then drove TO the residence
of Mrs. w. L. Marnaion. THE Dell,
South Farace, Freemanticr where, in
short time, a large number of guests con-
gregated. Mr.. and Mrs Croker received
their friends in the drawing room stand
ing against background ef flowers and
foliage of every description, the whole
room being clustered With them. and the
scent of roses being simply delicious. n
splendid collection of beautiful presents
was on view In the morning room adJoin-
ing and occupied every corner of IL This
opened into the verandah. which was en-
closed with flags, American ones draping
the entrance 10 the hall in acknowiedg-
ment of the bridegroom's nationality.
Tables Were. also laid in the hall and on
the verandah- After the speeches were
over and having had a few words with
all their friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Crocker
left for Armadale.
Mr.. Croker for several years was
electrical engineer for the Utah Light x
Power company IN Ogden. and went TO
Australia four years ago to supervise
some large electrical work.. His mother,
Mrs. a. NJ Croker, still resides in this
city.
Miss lone Atwood, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. George W. Baker at
Winslow's for the past two weeks, left
for Salt Lake Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. Griffin will move
from their summer home the last OF the
week.
Mrs. George W. Baker and family will
move from their camp in Ogden canyon
the first Of next week. where !Eey have
been staying since July.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Helen ID. Naisbitt and fraEcls Plaice. the
wedding to take place Sept. in the tenn
pie at Salt Lake. The couple win reside
in Ogden.
Mrs. Alma Lambert returned to her
home In Salt Lake early in the week.
Mrs. b G. knoth returned Thursday
from Hood River, Ore, where snc Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. j.
Emerson.
Miss Edna Rupp of Walnut. Ia. has ar
rived in Ogden and win make her home
viii -. NJ. GURUS.
number OF gatherings were held this
week complimentary TO Alva G. Scoyille,
q popular young man OF the Second ward
who is TO leave soon Tor Cambridge Mass.
10 attend Harvard college. Wednesday
evening Miss Florence ScoWcroft enter
tanned in his honor about twenty mutual
friends. The Spinsters' club of the Sec
ond ward also gave surprise in his
honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bailey have re-
turned from pleasant visit TO Califor
mia points.
Mrs. George NJ; Hanson has returned
from visit Of six weeks with relatives
and friends in Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Savllle have re-
turned from an extended trip to Europe.
They report an enjoyable time.
Miss Sylvia Garff and Miss Julia DALI
more left Wednesday for trip TO St
Louis.
Mrs. Jack Afford of Salt Lake spent the
fore part Of the week in Ogden visiting
her sister, Mrs L. V. Withee-
Miss Katherine Lowe visited in Ogden
during the week, the guest Of Miss Minnie
kiesel-
Mrs, Marie ]. Watts will entertain the
ladies of the Fraternal Union of America
AT heT home, 2649 Jefferson avenue. next
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles D. Golding of Houston,
Tex arrived in Ogden Friday 70 be tue
guest OF her sister. Mrs. William Van
DIR. and Mrs G. z. CouRer departed
Thursday evening for St Louis.
President Flygare. Mrs Chris Flygare,
Bishop and Mrs Watson and daughter
Miss Phoebe, left this afternoon for the
east. They will Visit the fair at ST. Louis
and other eastern PORTS of Interest
Mrs. Lindsay and Miss Borem3b very
delightfully."- entertained the Ladies Aid
society Of the Presbyterian church Thurs
day afternoon at Miss Boreman's home on
jefferson avenue. a Pheasant social time
was thoroughly enjoyed by all
a. WEg
Mr. Julian Le3vitt was solemuized We'd
nesday in the temple At Salt Lake and a
reception was given in the evening at
the nome Of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs - n. Moves.
Mrs. II. L. Bell and Mrs. Katherine
Scott entertainel a. stchre party Thurs
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs Bell
on jefferson avenue. The decorations
were OF cut flowe : and the colors In evi-
dence were red AID green. The ever in
tcresting game OF euchre was played fO-
which prizes were awarded to Mrs Noble
Miss Hapgood and Miss Kitty Fitzgerald
mrs: Beli and Mrs. Scott were assisted in
receiving by Nesdames Whalen. Howard
and Mccormick After cards dainty re-
freShmentS We're served by Misses LOret-
ia Whalen. Dorothy Bigelow, Margaret
Armstrong, Louise Scott and Annarcttd
Sirst The participants were 5iesdames
liardman, Lit. Brown. Patton, O'Briep
Haywood, Stewart. Becker I4ibbs, Nc
Sahe kimbail, MaEinnis. Wherry. Hoag.
lilit-IKiSOn. ALISON OF
Salt Lake Armstrong;. n Bigelow. II.
BigelOw. 2aker. Tyler, Whalcn, HALEY,
stephens. Patterson, Hume, Magulre,
FITZGERALD. Andrews. Lizzett. Z. MatsOn,
G.. Matson, Foreman. Conroy, Ensign,
--Conlisk, Francis. Fitzgerald, Howard.
Davis Scott Cooper Noble Kuhn
Wortheimer KulTa Van Allen. Warner.
Spencer, Rowe, Hanson. Mccormick,
Carlean. Brick; Misses Tyler. Fitzgerald,
Kitty Fitzgerald. CGnTuy. Celeste Con-
roy, Spencer. Hume. MoSley Haley. Tao
good. Werner, Boreman Andrews, kiesel
and DevOrsS.
One of the prettiest weddings of tho
season was that of Miss Daisy NJ. McIn-
tosh and Alvin l.. Reynolds which took
place Wednesday evening st the home
Of the BRIDES parents. Mr. and Mrs G..
T. Mcintosh, on Twehty-Seventh street.
The ~in~ ceremony was used. the Rev.
Alfred Brown of the Episcopal church of
Miss Nellie McWhenny. and Ernest Hope
acted as best man. The bride wore a
gown of white null with lace trimmings
and carried a bouquent of Bridal roses.
About thirty guests were present. The
house WAS decorated with profusicn OF
cut flowers, ferns and smilaH. After the
ceremony au elegant wedding supper was
served The young couple were the re-
cipients Of many handsome presents. The
bride is popular young lady of this city
and prominent in social circles. and the
groom is ar employee of the Southern Pa
REYNOLDS viii make their home in this
city and will be at home TO their friends
after Sept 10 IT So fwenty-tourth street.
Ogden Briefs.
Mrs. J. \. To;ier is hack from St Louis.
C l. Marsh was in Ogden yesterday
from NcWhouSe.