Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-17
: 3 5ASS5iS III
OGDEN.

ogden, Utah, Nov. 17.-Johnathan
Grix, better known as Grandpa
Grix celebrated his eighty-third birth
day Wednesday In the evening
party was arranged In his honor at
the home OF his son Lamont erik OH
Jefferson avenue, which was attended
by relatives and friends. The hours
passed pleasantly away In listening TO
instrumental and vocal music, speech-
making and sociality. A bounteous
birthday repast was served IN the am
ing room. The table decorations were
carnations and chrysanthemums. The
honored guest has been a resident OF
Ogden since 1859, and took an active
part In business circles In ogden Tor
many years. The guests departed
about midnight congratuating Grandpa
Grix on arriving at his advanced age
enjoying quite good health. Lnose
present were Messrs. and Mesdames
VIM. Driver, George W. Larkin. i. A.
Shreeve. Walter Crane, Thomas Gun
ningham, Samuel erik, l.. erik, MIS-
Gray and children and Mr.. Sorensen.
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
II. HILL 252 Thirtieth street. THURSDAY
evening brilliant wedding reception
was given In honor OF their daughter,
Wednesday In the Salt Lake temple to
Mr.. John Stitt. A large number OF reia-
lives and friends Joined In the eveh-
ing's festivities and pleasures.
bounteous fepast was served, The
home was prettlly decorated with art
flowers and potted plants. The bride
is a charming and popular young lady
and the groom Is trusted employe Oh
the railroad company in the freight
checking department. They VIII make
their home at 1872 Twenty-ninth street,
Lieut. Gordon n. Kimball Of the U, s.
army is spending short time IN os,
den, visiting with his parents ana
friends.
A pretty home wedding was solem-
nized Thursday morning by Rev. David
w. Crane at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. r. Forrest, when their daughter
Miss Florence II. Forrest, was
| welded to Mr. Graham Cross.
| After the ceremony and the extending
| of congratulations, all present, includ-
| ing about so guests, partook or boun-
| teous wedding breakfast. and the BRIDE
| and groom left on the noon train Tor
| California, where they will spend their
honeymoon, returning to ogden In
|
| The contracting parties are among the
most popular and highly respected
| young people of Ogden. Mr.. Cross Is
employed in the auditing department OF
the dining car service Of the Hartman
| lines.
| Miss Mamie Tout, with her father
| and sisters, left Ogden this week TOT
Europe. Miss Tout will spend the WIN
ter at Berlin completing her studies IN
June. Next year, under the manage
ment OF John Cort, she VIII make q
tour OF the United States, giving q
series Of 60 concerts in the larger cities
At noon Wednesday the home of Mrs,
Elizabeth I.owenstein, 2l05 Madison
avenue was the scene OF pretty we'd
ding, when her granddaughter. Miss
Elizabeth Lowenstein, young lady OF
charming personality, was united ~
bonds OF wedlock with Mr.. Fred F.
Sanborn, Rev. Wobus Of the German
Evangelical church, officiating. Only
the immediate relatives OF the bride
and groom were present. Mr.. and Mrs
Sanborn have gone east on a wedding
tour.
Nichols band will be heard tomorrow
afternoon at AIS at the theater In
grand concert with Miss Myrtle Bal
lenger as vocalist and Miss Celestt
Conroy as vocalist.
The Religion classes OF the Fourth
ward gave an enjoyable ball Wednes
day evening at the ward hall.
Miss Robcnia Harmon and Lance
Greenwich, two popular young people o
Roy, Weber county, were married Thu
week.