The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-13
OGDEN.

Miss Letitia Browning entertained last
and Mrs. M S Browning, on Washing
ton avenue at TWenty-SeYenth street, in
honor of five young men who are soon
parts of the world. The guests of honor
were Earl Emmett, who leaves soon on
a mission TO Germany; Frank Ellis, VINO
is to enter Stanford university; Wade
Johnson, who is to enter Princeton uni
Versity; AlonZO Browning, who is TO
study medicine at the St Louis college
of Medicine, and Louis Perry, who is to
become a student at the university The
spacious grounds were decorated with
Chinese lanterns the parlors and dining
room with goldenrOd, blaek-eyed Susan
and other" flowers. Refreshments were
and outdoors till midnight. There were
present about fifty well-known young
Miss Rosamond Murphy ana Mr.. Clar-
ence o. Packer were married "Wednesday
evening at the home of the mother of
the bride, Mrs. Z. NJ. Murphy on Twen-
tieth street. Rev. J. E. Carver performed
the ceremony, the Immediate relatives and
a few friends being witnesses. Charles
Packer. brother of the groom, and Miss
Emma Murphy, sister of the bride, were
best man and bridesmaid Little Miss
Ethel Hadlock acted as ring-bearer anu
Miss Kate O'Neill played the wedding
march. After the ceremony d reception
to the number Of nearly 100 attended
The parlOrS were decorated with roses
and ferns. The dining room was deco
rated with red roses and very pretty
effect was secured with red ribbon
streamerS reaching from each corner OF
the table to the chandeliers. Miss Carrie
Getting of Evanston assisted serving
punch. Mr.. Packer is employed with the
Armour Car lines of this city and with
his popular bride win continue to make
his home in ogden
The Past Noble Grand's society met
yo afteT4 bs n AT tn fS;ners umed
their duties for the present term A
dainty luncheon was serve Si The guests ,aes,
Tyree Bogart. Bune. Bigelow, Morris,
Baker Moon and Zimmerman. The Of
ficers for this term are Mrs. A e Bune,
president: Mrs. s. J. Bigelow, vice preSi-
dent; Mrs. Royle, secretary; Mrs Ward
Mrs T. N. Movers and Mrs McFadden
OF Oklahoma City are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Paine for few days on their
Mrs Fannie n. seltz and son. Charles
are visiting her sister, Mrs e A LittIe-
field. on their way home to Reno, New.
from Kansas CITY. Mo.
David Wilkinson and Miss Marie Downs
were married Friday evening. Elder JOS
young couple will reside in ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Worthington re-
turned Friday to Oakley, Ida. after visit
ing a week with their daughter, Mrs. Fred
David EccIes left Thursday for Los An
geles where Mrs. Eccles has been for the
past few months. She has much improved
/ in health.
as well as musical interest The choir
will leave Friday next and go straight
through TO Portland It has been found
inconVenient to stop off anywhere en-
route for the reason that a stop would
railroads and would make the plans for
feeding the 200 members of the choir go
awry.
Miss Kimball wassa visitor yesterday to
Provo.
Miss Kiesel has returned from a visit
t. Alaska and other points of the north
Miss Lillian Stevens is a guest in Salt
! Lake.
Cards announcing the wedding of Miss
| Pearl Pingree to Mr.. Lawrence TAYLOR,
which is TO occur Wednesday of this week
in the temple at Salt Lake. have been
| issued by Mr.. and Mrs. Job PinRree.
Mrs Maria Stevens is entertaining her
mother. Mrs. Stringham of Salt Lake.
Miss Gladys Naisbitt entertained a num-
Der OF her friends Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. West of Ogden
are visiting the Lewis and Clark EXPOSE
| ton this week
William NJ. Hughes and Walter d. Bratz
are guests today in American Fork
Mrs. Orson Smith of Logan is in Ogden
visiting her daughter, Mrs Stanley Stew
| ems.
! Miss Carolyn Kiser is in ogden from
| Muskogee, L T.. the guest Of her aunt,
| Mrs. Sam Cave.
Mr. and Mrs. J. g. s. Langsdorf have
! returned from Portland.
Miss Ethel Olson has returned to her
home in Salt Lake. after visiting with
| her sister. Mrs. George M. Hanson.
Mrs. Fred ]. KieSel entertained Wednes-
! day of this week in honor of Mrs. Bird
| sell OF California About 100 guests were
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