Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-10
:TsrRET EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY FEBRUARY 10.


chestra stationed In an adjacent room
Played a beautiful selection. entitled 70
Promise Me." and the Wedding party
marched into the eaDorateiy decorated
parlors In green and white. The bride
ana groom took their place under
beautiful floral creation and Rev. RAIN
er Denein OF Salt Lake City performed
me ceremony. Miss Ethel Ireland was
bridesmaid and Harold Peery best man.
The bride was attred In an e.egant
travelling suit OF gray. After the ex-
Tending OF congratulations by the rela-
tltes ana fen Intimate friends, VINO
were present, the wedding guests were
ushered Into the dining room, where
sumptuous repast was served, Inc
dining room was decorated with
streamers OF smilax, cut flowers anu
eVersreens on the evening overland
Limited the happy young couple left
Tor California; where they viii spend
their honeymoon, They viii make their
home at Tonopph, New, where the
groom Is extensively engaged In the
mining ana Jun Der business. owing
10 the Illness of the bride 5 father the
wedding was quiat. Miss Healy was
one OF the leading society ladies' OF Og-
den and a very tai nted young woman.
Wednesday MIS-, - w. jones Celt-
brated her fifty-ifth birthday at her
home, 40 Twenty.fo,l, m street. In the
evening a large numl err OF her old nc-
quaintances essembsi al the residence
giving her a genuile surprise party.
The evening hours nassed quickly away
In singing songs, ,iaying old time
games ana ,nlklne merry I'm many
ways, a deliclous lunch was served
near midnight ana the guests departed
wishing Mrs. Jones may happy returns
of the day.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. :. Sm,th
303l Washington avenue, was the scene
OF a pretty wedding on Wednesday
evening. when their daughter, Miss
Bessie l.. Smith. was made the happy
wife OF William Fleweling In the pres
ence Of the relatives OF the contracting
parties and a few intimate friends. Rev,
n. y Elderkn of the Congregational
church performed the ceremony, The
little niece of the bride was flower
bearer. A bounteous wedding repast was
served. The bride wore a beautiful
blue gown. She is very popular
and highly esteemed young lady. The
groom IL n well known young builder
OF Ogden. They will make their homA
receive their friends after March /.
The card party and ball given We'd
Women of Woodcraft, was a decided
success, the attendance was very large.
and all present had most enjoyable
served.
Monday evening tho home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Stacker at West Weber was
invaded by large number OF relatives
and friends who decided to give Mrs.
Stacker a birthday surprise party, IL
being her fiftieth anniversary, singing
songs. playing games. instrumental
music and a general good time was the
order of the evening. A dainty spread
was prepared and enioyed, during the
and congratulations extended for many
more years of comfort and pleasure.
The surprsers were, Messrs. and Mes
danes, Greenwich Swaner, Grant
stoker. Hogge, SURFACE, Frank Hunter,
Mcfarland. 5toker. b. Mcfarland, A.
Greenwich. Lizzie Hunter, Sadie Hunt.
err; Lance Greenwell, Edward SURFACE
Harold Stoker. and Il, samner.
Mrs. L. r. Wright OF Rexburg Ida
no, spent this week In ogden, the
guest of Mrs. George w. Larkin, Jr.
Miss Mary IT, Johnson of Ogden was
welded Wednesday to George L. Redd
OF Rawllns, Wyoming.
Wednesday afternoon at q most de-
lightful card party given at the par
lors OF the Pacific hotel. Shorts or
chestra dlscoursed charming music
throughout the entire afternoon. After