Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-02

Sent %. IN the salt lake temple. In
the evening q dainty supper was served
at the home ~ the bride. for tho tvsi
Immediate families The couple lef,
Thursday afternoon over the Rio
Grande for Philadelphia. where Mr..
Recder will continue his study OF law.
and Mrs. Reeder her study Of art. on
their way east, they will visit Denver.
Chicago and Washington.
Mr. NJ s Browning was an Idaho Wis
itor during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. s. Griffith of FLOYD.
Ia, are visiting their cousin. Mrs
Amos W. Putnam. for few days Mr.
Griffith is a retired merchant OF north
east Iowa. lie haa business interesta
In the west, which he is looking after
while on n pleasure tour Mr. and Mrs.
Griffith are highly pleased with ogden.
r. Young OF Baker city. or, Is
an ogden visitor this week.
Claude W. Anderson, cashier for the
Southern Pacific company at Reno,
New, Is visiting with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. W. H.. Anderson, at S26o
Washington avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. u. G. Oimstead were
salt Lake visitors during the week. Mr..
Olmstead IL chief clerk in supt Whit
uey's office.
At high noon on Monday. Mary Belle
Cook and Geo. b. Henken. both OF Oe-
den, were united IN marriage at the
Baptist parsonage the Rev. II. ID. Zim-
norman officiating. The ring cere-
mony was performed IN the presence Of
only a few immediate friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henkell viii make their home
here.
a farewell party was rendered 20 J.
Earl Ballantyne In the Fifth ward
amusement hall on Tuesday evening
A large crowd OF friends and relatives
were in attendance and a most delight
full evening was spent In dancing. Light
refreshments were served during the
evening. Mr.. Ballantyne left Thursday
for mission 20 Germany.
on wednesday evening the Third
ward amusement han was the scene OF
q large testimonial party in honor OF
Robert NJ. Campbell and clyde Green
well. both Of whom departed for mis-
sions later IN the week.
Mr.. and Mrs l. l. shanks announce
the engagement OF their sister. Miss
Emma Browning 10 Thee. f. Thiel Of
Minneapolis. Mini. the wedding TO
take place some time this month.
In behalf Of tho Sacred Heart acade-
my Judge A. r. Haywood presented
President Taft with a handsome ban
ner. IN the center Of which was a hand
painted picture Of the school The ban
ner contained the national colors. red.
white and blue the color scheme being
beautiful hand work Of the children.
The presentation was made 20 the pres
ident while he was In his car at the
Union depot. just before leaving on the
drive through the city. President Taft
was pleased with the present and so ex-
pressed himself
The Imperial German Consul Plehn
was the guest Of Hon. Fred j. Kiesel
during the week.
Monday night Is rapidly becoming So
ciety night at the Orpheum theater
Nearly all of the boxes were filed last
Monday night. and there we're several
parties Among those IN tho boxes were
Judge and Mrs Maginns Mr.. and Mrs
T. l.. Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. 2. W.
Knisely. Mr. and Mrs J. W Abbott,
Ernest Ford. Miss Manaida Browning.
Miss Dorothy Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs w.
e.. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Wright
Mrs s. W. Badcon. n. w. Dunn, Miss
Florence Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Ensign, Miss Dorothy Armstrong. Mrs.
W. NJ Murray. Miss Sylvia Dee. Mrs
n. " Rolapp. Miss Beatrice Brewer
Miss Mahle Rolapp. Miss Faun Wright.
Miss Lila Eccles. Miss Alberta Wright
and Miss Celia Eccles.
LAMoREAUx TUNES PTANos.