Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04
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OGDEN.

Perhaps the most brilliant social
event OF the week was the wedding
celebrated at 10 o'clock Monday morn
ing at the 81. Joseph Catholic church,
when Rev Father Cushnahan united
In bonds of wedlock Miss May Ellen
Maxwell of Ogden and Mr.. VIM.
Sweeney of Idaho Fails, In the pres
ouce Of relatives OF the contracting
parties and a few intimate friends,
numbering In all about fifty guests.
The bride was attended by Miss Bertha
Paine, and the best man was Daniel
Sweeney, brother OF the groom. The
bride was attlred In "a beautiful white
satin gown and carried a shower bout
quet of brides roses. As the bridal
party entered the church, Miss Jennie
Tartar OF Pine Dale. Wyoming, played
wedding march, and solos We're sung
by Miss Tartar and Miss Alice Colt
man Of Idaho Falls After the cere-
mony the bride and groom together
with their guests repaired TO the Nir-
ginia hotel where a sumptuous we'd
ding breakfast was served In the
evening Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney left
on tour of Europe, which will occu-
py several months. on their return
they VIII make Idaho Falls their home
Mrs. ], c. Nye and Mrs. Fred NJ.
Nye have invitations out for a lunch
con TO be given next Tuesday after
noon at the home of the former Oh
Adams avenue.
AT the Virginia hotel this afternoon,
Mrs. II. Lewis is giving a card party
to a large number OF her lady friends.
Governor Cutler. DR.. r. r. Beatty
and Rev. F. a. Simpkin of Salt Lake
city were Ogden visitors Wednesday,
the guests of supt. II. II. Thomas of
the Industrial school ana Supl' f. NJ.
briggs of the Deaf school.
Among the social events of the week
of interest to ogden was the marriage
David b. Foulger, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Fred FOulger of ogden, and MISS
Essie Evans, daughter of Mosiah
Evans, manager of the Garland sugar
factory, Mr. Foulger went 70 Garland
about Two years ago as partner IN inc
met his charming and talented young
bride They are both very popular and
highly esteemed both In Weber ana
BoXolder counties. After spending a
few days in Ogden with Mr., FouIger's
parents. they viii return to Garland
TO make their future home.
Mrs. II. Rowe was hostess Thursday
at a delightful 500 party given at her
home on Twenty-tlfth street The
prizes were awarded to Mrs, %. NJ.
Conroy and Mrs. II. g. BlseloW, AFTER
Twenty guests enjoyed the afternoon
The parlOrs were tastefully decorated
with cut flowers and ferns.
There are three unusually good at
trn ctinns for next week at the Grand
Opera House. Monday and Tuesday
evenings the Augustin DAILY Musical
company will be seen in "A County
Girl" and THE Cmgalee.' Wednes-
day evening. Mrs Wigs of the cab
bage Patch'
The Ladies' auxiliary to the b. of
II. 4. gave an enjoyable dancing party
at the Congress academy TUESDAY even
100 couples. Light refreshments were
served,
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ter OF Mr., and Mrs. Aaron Koldewyn'
and MIR. Reindert Schouten Were mar
ried "Wednesday IN inc s , l,ahe I'm tSlu,
at the home of the brides parents on
Canyon road. The contracting parties
are among Ogdens most popular ana
highly respected young people Doth
are members OF the ogden taoSrha i',
unite in Wishing them every possipIe
happiness.
The Tolstol cirSle wac ~. " w
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