The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-05
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Special 20 The Tribune.

| Spoeinl 20 The Tribune.
| OGDEN, Aug. 4.-The marriage ot
| Miss olivia M. Jackson and Legrand
| Craoroft of Salt Lake City took place
| on Wednesday afternoon at tho home OF
| the brido's parents. Mr. and Mra. G. NJ
| Jackson. 2707 Grant avenue. The cers-
| mony was performed at o'clock, Kew
j. Il, Carver OF the First Presbyterian
| church officiating. Tho affair was
| qulot one, only tho Intimate friends and
relatives Of the contracting parties being
| present. The bride ls the daughter of
the editor OF the Utah State Journal.
| Both OF the young people have scores OF
friends who join in sincerest good Wishes
for thoir happiness
| Mrs. G. r. Strong visited friends In
| Ogden this week on her way home from
| Los Angeles to Indiana.
Tho young ladies' OF the Second ward
| had a pleasant outing in the canyon on
| Thursday
The women OF the Grand international
| Auxiliary OF r. OF l.. r. enjoyed an out
Ing Mt SultaIr on Wednesday. About
| twenty-five ladies went down from Og-
| den and there. were largo delegations
| from other towns OF tho State. 1t was,
| the annual outing OF the order and the
| time was spent at dancing, boating, bath
| ing and other amusements OF the resort
| Miss Leta Morton was hostess on
Wednesday evening at very pleasantly
| arranged lawn party, the affair being
given in compliment TO her guest, Miss
| Margaret McKlnsey OF Fresno, Cal. The
! lawn was gaily lighted with Japanese
| lanterns and small tables were arranged
on the lawn. where refreshments were
| served. Punch was served by Miss Daisy
| Garner. Pink sweet peas furnished the
| theme for decoration and at each place
hn,,n oF tho
| Games and music were the diversions OF
| the evening. Those present to meet Miss
| Mckinsey were Misses Dora Greene,
| Harriet Stone. Helen Rivers, Erma Jack
| son, Orlean Darman, Kate Grove, Edna
Grove, Blanche Call; Mesers. RIVERS. Gull
mer. Blayer. Brown, Lester, Wood. Wild
| ing, Rowe and Martin,
Miss Gertrude Biddle delightfully."- en-
| tertalned the members of her music class
on Monday evening at her home on Mad
ison avenue. The affair was given as
| farewell. as Miss Biddle left yesterday
| for a few weeks stay In California and
| later for an outing at Lake Tahoe A
musical programme was given and the
| evening was one OF inteSest and enjoy
| ment for all.
Miss Irene Wright entertained cir
Gle OF little friends on Monday afternoon.
| Miss Gertrude Bennington is visiting
| her aunt. Mrs, Jack Alvord Of Denver,
] for q few weeks.
Mrs. John Meter has gone to Salt
Lake to visit friends for few weeks.
Mrs. James Wilkinson. nee Miss Eliza
! beth Hart, of Oakland. is visiting her
mother. Mrs. C, NJ. Hart, for a few
months.
Mrs. Jennie Walker and daughters
Daily and Florence. left on Thursday for
| a visit to Wyoming and Colorado, where
| they will spend the remainder OF the
summer,
| Miss Juanita Kay returned Sunday
| from a. weeks visit with Salt Lake
| friends.
Mrs. II. M. Rowe has gone to Colorado
| for months outing on the Rowe
| ranch.
Miss Prlcilla Harding OF Los Angeles,
| Cal, was -ho guest OF Ogden friends this
week, en- route to visit TO Eastern
cities.
Miss Estelle Harvey is spending a few
| days In Salt Lake.
delightful event of the weeks en-
| terta lining was the bathing party given
on Monday afternoon by Mrs. George
| Craig at the sanltarium, special car
| was used TO convey the guests there and
| left the city at 4 o'clock. In n swim
| ming contest Miss Nettie Craig won the
first prize and Mrs, Gertrude Carr the
BOBBY prize. Luncheon was served in
| the dining room. which was very prettily
decorated. Festoons OF vines were used
| and the color idea was carried out IN
and yel1nW