Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-24
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OGDEN.


Ogden, Utah, Feb 2i--rhe residence
OF Mr. and Mrs. ID. G. Ration, iOs Iwen-
ty-sixth street, was the scene Monday
evening of pretty home wedding
when their daughter. Miss Hulda Dali
ton, was married to james Q, Davis.
II was one Of the leading social events
OF the season, participated In by about
20 guests AT the appointed hour the
bridal party entered the elegantly dec
GRATED parlor, whore Bishop Robert
McQuarrie pronounced the short cere-
mony which united in bonds OF wedlock
the two happy young people. All pres
ent showered upon them many con-
CALCULATIONS OF long and happy life
sumptuous wedding repast was
served In the dining room. The even
Ing passed quickly away In various
kinds NJ amusements. The guests were
delighted with vocal and instrumental
music furnished by Mrs Mary Farley,
Miss Myrtle Balingor Earl West and
others The entire home was profusely
decorated With carnations, roses,
smilax and evergreens, The bride IL
one OF Ogdon's most progressing
young ladies and leader In society
The groom Is highly respected young
Mrs. Davis left Ogden Tuesday morn
IGN for California wher, they will
spend few weeks pleasurng.
one ~ the most delightful dancing
PARTIES ~ the week was the Colonial
bon given Thuradny evening ut the
Fifth vtrd amusement hall, which
was participated g. by q very large
crowd. George Washington was repre-
gentad BY . Cannon and Miss Geneve
Douglass was attired as Mortha WASH
inoton
The Primary association Of the ward
gave q similar nnrty during the after
noon the honOrod president and his
WIFE. beinc imporsonatai nv Glen Corey
and Iiartha Fuchle. The hall was
prettly decorated for the occasion
with the national co'ors,
A large number Of friends ~ Mrs.
Ncttie Fccles. Monday evening, called
m her horne giving her a genuine
surprise party. The evening passed
pleasantly away at cards music and
games \ dainty lunch was served
by the ladies,
In the Salt Lake Temple, Wednes-
and Mr.. John Shurtliff were made man
and wife Roth Of the contractino mar
ties are very popular In Ogden, The
bride Is Young lady Of charming per-
sonallty and talented. She is the aaueh-
ter Of Mrs Carl Anderson and was en-
plovcd as artistic card writer at
Wright & Sons stors for several years.
Her former associates In the store pre-
sented here with a handsome cut glass
bowl. The groom Is capable and
highly respected young business man
of ogden and son OF President l.. w.
Shurtliff Of the Weber stake Mr.. and
Mrs. Shurtliff left Salt Lake Wednes-
day evening over the San Pedro route
for wedding tour through California.
They expect To return to Ogden In
! about two weeks and will make their
! future home on Twenty-fOurth street,
between Monroe and Quincy avenues.
The Knights of Columbia held So
| sial Monday evening which was greatly
| enjoyed by large crowd. who INDUCED
In dancing, cards and music. Light re-
freshments were served.
| Albert Scowcroft returned home this
week from an extended eastern trip
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Bichse
entertained the ladies Of the First
| PRESBYTERIAN church at a Washington
tea party. There We're a large mum.
Der Of guests present. The national
colore were artlstically arranged In the
parlors
Mr. and Mrs. Alya Scovlle returned
home this week from a months we'd
ding tour Of the coast. They have taker
up their abode in a pretty new home
located at 226l Jefferson avenue, where
they will be pleased to receive theil
many friends after March 1.
A ward reunion and banquet was
given Tuesday evening at the FRS
ward Westinghouse, which was attend
ed by nearly 400 members of the ware
and the stake presidency. The ware
church has been In debt for q number
OF years and I'm celebration of tn,
event Of clearing the Indebtedness TIL
reunion was arranged very good pro
gram, consisting OF songs, recitation
and speeches was rendered, and Bishop
d. II Ensign was presented with {
fine rocking chair as a token OF es
TEEN and love from the members o
the ward and In appreciation Of hi
faithful services az bishop. The pres
entation was made by w. o. Ridges
Address Of welcome was made by Coun
sellor n. A. Tanner. followed by re
marks nv Bishop Ensign, President
n. G. Flygare and c. f. Middleton
who offered the dedlcatory prayer
sumptuous banquet was served by tn
ladies' OF the ward The following
evening the young people Of the war
We're given complimentary dance AM
supper IN the ward hall The affai
was a grand success in every respec
and greatly t'oued by all present o
both evenings.
Mrs Jospeh Langsdorf entertained
large number Of her lady friend
Thursday afternoon In honor of Wash
ngtons birthday. Cards were playe6
and a dainty lunch was served. TIL
homo was prtttily decorated with tn
stars and stripes.
4 most credltable musicale was civ
en- Monday evening at the Ogden tai
eruacle before q crowded house by IN
Weber stake Conservatory of Musi'
The program was excellent and hearth
received The tabernacle choir san
two choruses, and tho artists VINO too
part on the program were P~"' 'oh
j. Mcclellan Miss Frances Joyce, Mis-
Lou T.. Mitchell. Miss Margaret Arm
strong Miss Mvrth Balinger Mrs. :
r. g. Smith. Walter Poulton, w,
! Cassidy Those present were profus
IN their praise OF the fine vocal and In
strumental work being accomplished
the conservatory.
\ number Of the young people
the Fourth ward gave very oredita
bic entertainment Thursday evening 9
the ward hall entitled Files In IN
Web" The attendance was very goot