Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-09
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4 pretty home wedding took place
Wednesday evening at me rcFiuentc
OF Mr.. ana Mrs, u. g. Morris iy3 JWeu-
ty-third street when Muss l,uby HUNT
was united iu bonds OF VrdIoUk go Alr,
William Vaughn Morris. Promptly ai
the appointed hour the bridal party en-
tered the parlOr and took tn"W place
under A pretty floral creation, Whefe
the ceremony was performed by lteN.
J. T.. Carver. (which Was me ring SER
vice. little Thclma Garner lcar.ug the
ring on tray. Tho bride was attend
ed Dy Miss Maud Hunt and the groom
by Andrew Marshall The bride and
her maid were both beautifully attircl
In whlte.Atter the ceremony the evening
was ouloyaDly spent witn music ami
sociality. and q sumptuOus repast was
served The bride Is "a very popular ann
charming young lady uf ogden, ana
the groom is associated with his rather
in the decorative painting and sign
writing business They will make theiy
home ~ sos TWenty-tnird street
one of the enjoyable social functions
OF the season was the reception ana bail
given Friday evening 10y the stak
boards OF the Y. L. and Y. VI. NJ. l. \.
a, the Academy dancing han, (which
Was very largely attended
At the home Of the brides parents,
PAS Nuker avenue, last wednesday
evening. Miss Kate Weyser.elt ana M.
Orla r. ,;ritHth We're made husband ana
wife. Rev John u. Carver officiating III
the eervice, which was witnessed only
by the relatives and q few lntlmati
friends Of the contracting parties. y
pleasant evening was spent ana ae-
iicious wedding supper served. The
home was tastefully decorated for TN.
occasion. Mr.. aud Mrs, Griffith have
gone on short honeymoon. ON then
return they 'Will be 40 home 10 their
many friends at Isl Twenty-iirst
street
A pleasant surprise party was given
on Marcus Il, Farr at ms nome, 9ol
Canyon Road Saturday evening prior
to his departure foT the Southera
states mission to which he has been
called. The evening was spent in play
ing games ana listening to music tur-
nished by the visitors. Among those
who were present We're. MT ana Mrs.
Marcus FAIR. Misses Mabel Jensen. Ru-
by Frodgham, Winnie Goddard. JENNIE
Thomas. cora Farr Grace fHrr Ferh
EaIt, MISS tOiNdIu lthN NV ! Hl - t''''
]. Olson. Mrs. ~ Knudson. Messrs'
Samuel f. Whitaker, Charles Thorsten-
son. George Farr, Jesse Moore, James
Doom. Nels Kuudson, Leon Farr, John
Gilmore George Thorstenson ana DO
seph Eggleston.
4 pleasant surprise party was arrang-
ed Thursday evening In honor of Az
torneys James DeVlne and John Davis
at their home on Twenty.second street,
by number OF their lady friends.
There were present about 30 ladies and
gentlemen who spent a very enjoyable
evening az games. music and social
chat, after which a bounteous repast
was served.
The sOph0mores OF the Weber stake
academy gave a grand banquet and re-
ception Thursday evening At the acad-
envy hall. which was participated I'm
by large gathering OF academy pupils
and friends. An excellent musical and
literary program had been arranged,
and was web rendered An elaborate
banquet was served The affair was
one of the most enjoyable events OF
the season.
Nrp tonyersa paya "A Ifnnor ltat Sat