Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-25
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on Wednesday morning at the Pres
byterian manSe. Ralph f. Scott a trav-
cling salesman from ST. Joseph, Mo.
and Miss Winnifred Craig OF Stockton.
California, were made man and wife,
Mr J. S. Hayes, also n travelling sales
man OF st. Joseph. acted as best man
and the party was made up OF several
other knights of the grip" The young
people Will make their homo In Salt
Lake city.
Mr. and Mrs George Hogan of Og-
den are spending the holidays at the
home Of Mrs. Hoggan's parents. Mr..
and MIS-. James Willoughby IN Ei5
Nevada.
William Schansenback of the Fred
j. Kiesel company. Is visiting the fam
lily OF his son-in-law In Butte, Montana
He Will return after Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j Klesel are
spending the holidays with their son
and his family in Sacramento Califor
MIA.
The Sunday school of the Methodist
Episcopal church held Christmas exer-
cises IN the church Friday evening.
Many donations werc received for the
Crittendon home and a beautiful and
appropriate program was rendered
Mr. and Mrs. Z. L. Wertz left on
Thursday for a visit to Iowa where
they Will visit their parents and rela-
tives. Before returning they will also
visit their sister in Chicago
Wednesday evening the usual Christ
mas entertainment was presented AT
the Sacred Heart Academy. Every
number on the program was a good one
but tho special feature was the Nfinmis
cantata Tho exercises were largely at
tended by friends and relatives of the
students.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A Bennett OF 225
Twenty ninth street. left Tuesday even
ing for an extended trip east They Will
stop on their way for a two weeks
visit at Great Falls, Montana where
two of Mrs. Benefits brothers, Ed and
Karl Dempsey. reside, and then they
will spend about ono month with Mrs.
Benefits mother in Kansas City, Mo,
before returning
Mrs. J. NJ. Culver and daughter Ed
ma. left on Monday for am extended
trip to San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Louis PinSree. son OF David NJ. Pin
gree. has returned from Stanford uni
versity to spend the mid-winter vaca-
tfons with his parents. Lou is one of
tho popular men of the city and h
host of friends are glad to see him ni
Ogden again. Mr.. Pingrce will retu-r
10 Palo Alto about January 20, TO con
tlnue his studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ S. Browning enter-
tained all the members Of the Brown
Ing family last Friday evening on the
occasion of their twentY-fifth wedding
anniversary. Tho home was elaborate
~ decorated with festal holiday trim
mings and delicious refreshments were
served. About 10 guests were present.
The ladies Of the Emblem club meS
with Mrs. T. McGovern Thursday after
noon, Dec. 16 a pleasant afternoon
was spent with cards and social shat.
Miss Mable Laird rendered several
beautiful and pleasing selections on the
plano for the ladies, which were great
ly enjoyed by all present At i:3O a
dainty lunch was served for seven after
which the members departed for their
homes The Emblem club VIII meet
with Mrs. II. Naisbtt on January 3,
1910.
Mrs. II. c. Wood entertained the
Halcyon Sewing club last Saturday
afternoon. Following are the names
IF the members; Mrs. Abe Kuhn, Mrs
.. t. Hulenlslk Mrs Ralph Guthrie.
Nrs. E. Nj. Conroy. Mrs. d. J. Sheehan.
Yrs. Ambrose p. Hibbs. Mrs Thomas
9. Fitzgerald. Mrs. T. b. Ryan, Mrs. d.
7. Malone Mrs. II. II. Spencer. Mrs
William Eccles and Mrs Patrick Healy.
The Martha society met with Mrs. e
A. Littleneld at her home on Monday.