The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
OGDEN.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, July "A beautiful home wed
ding OF the week was the one which took
place at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. a.
G. Fell, when their daughter, Miss Goldle
Fell, and Edward L. Niehaus of Berkeley
Cal, were united in marriage. the house
was beautifully decorated the hall anc
parlor being festooned with wnlte ,. roses
lilies. carua tons and ferns, lhe !lo!a. !S
Sas decorated with pink roses, cafna tlois
and ferns and red and green prefaileu III
the dining room where a Proluslon i pI
roses and carnations were used atu II,
the center OF the table a large Douque'
of American Beauty roses was effective,
" arranged, with strcamers oil oroad REG
ribbon. upon a cluny lace centerPiece' ~.
O. clock the bridal party entered 20 the
strains OF the march from Lohengrin
played by Miss Loretta Malone, piansSSl' ntS'
and Miss Genevieve Malone. violinist Inc
bride wore a beautiful molre chilon
cloth gown, with trimmings OF princess
and duchess lace, and was attended nS
her sister, Miss Winifred Feli, VINO W0re @
a dress OF French white emoroidery, ,ii,e Lne
roses and lilies Of the valley and wore q
wreath Of lilies of -the-valley The groom
was ATTENDED by Ar'hur hsatf q fe nr eFeeTer eere
nony was used. Rev. John Edward Carver
officiating During the ceremony the
Misses Misses %S0ns Ma uss PsyefF 5G6{ snG the
monv wedding supper was served to
about fifty guests. Mr.. and MRS; Me,
haus left on the, evening traln LOT an
eastern tour which will include the east
eTn coast cities and will be AT home
at "a Plaza drive. Berkeley Cal. after
August Is.
A beautiful church wedding was wa > sol
emnized at st, Josephs church Wednes<
day morning when Father NJ. Sheehan OF
E,ly. New, assisted by Father Cushnahail,
performed the ceremony at l1 O'Clock; M
John e Callahan. The church was beau, :,,,,
tifully decorated for the occasion WIN
pink BRIDES roses. Bermuda hlies anu
ferns The bride was attlred In beauti,
mi gown OF white satin and lace and
carried a shower bouquet of white roses
She was attended by Miss Hattie Olotle,la
of Ely, who wore a pale oire gown WI
hat to match and carried white roses.
MaguIre OF Ogden, The bridal party en-
tered the church TO the strains OF Men,
delssohn's wedding march, MISS l.ore,ta
Malone presiding at the organ ana Miss
Cenevieve Malone playing the violin, Dur Dur
ing the nuptial mass, hymns approPrLd.s
for the occasion were sung py Iornfea ,ls
schoolma ties OF the bride. Following the
ceremony q wedding breakfast was served
at the Virginia TO about twenty guests.
The bride has a host of friends In Ogden
and Ely and the groom Is prominent
young business man OF Ely
One of the most enjoyable dancing par
ties of the season was the one given AT
the Hermitage Tuesday evening. uhael
the auspices OF the Ladies' Literary club.
The large dining room was arranged Iof
the occasion and hne danclnS pro,
eramme was enjoyed by the members % OF
the club and about 200 guests unul the
arrival of the special car at l2;lo
DIR c, =. Osgood and his sister, Miss
Gladys Osgood of Quincy. Ill; were
guests Of the Ladies Literary cluo Tues
day evening
The Jolly Bachelors gave a dancing
X.
Special music was furnished by Salters
orchestra.
The Wonan's Missionary society Of the
Methodist church met. with MIS-, y; a
Weatherby at her home lhursoay AFTER
noon.
Miss Lucy Moyes entertained a party
of Young people Wednesday evening at
her home. an ENJOYABLE feature being a
number OF amusing Incidents An or
chestra. composed OF the Misses HATTIE
Niles Susie Sinister. Hortense Sinister
and Arthur Bushnell. rendered mum,
her OF selections and Miss Eva Rose and
eral vocal numbers, after which few
popular games were indYleea olin IN, "h'ch
completed very enjoyable evening.
Miss Mildred Hisner gave dancing
party at the Hermitage Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Moses Reise of Logan was the
guest of Mrs. Will Wright at the Ladies
Literary CluO DdIi dl liie A'NA h'''oSN
day evening.
Miss Kittie Fitzgerald gave dancing
party at the Hermitage on Monday even
ing In honor of Miss Grace Sullivan OF
Salt Lake. A dancing programme was
given followed by the serving or re-
freshments About fifty enjoyed the af-
far.
Mrs c. A. Libbey of Phoenix. Ariz.;
arrived in Ogden Wednesday TO spend
the summer with her niece. Mrs c. D.
Tyree.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cul!ey had as their
guest at the Ladies' Literary club ball
Tuesday evening, Mrs. c. a. McCoy. OF
Lake Charles. La. a sister OF Mrs. Culiey.
Mrs. Mccoy is visiting her mother, Mrs.
E. H Mckinley. and is en- route to the
mountains in Kentucky. where she Will
spend the balance of the warm season
before returning to her home at Lake
Charles.
Thomas De Vine and Miss May Ross.
both eli-known young people Of Ogden
were married at 9 o'clock Wednesday
morning by Father Cushnahan. Miss
Ross was attended by Miss Mattle Critch-
low. and Leo Clark was best man.
Franklin Beck and Miss Emily Rice
were quietly married at the home OF Rev
Mr.. Carver Wednesday afternoon
DR.. and Mrs. Edward Rich entertained
at dinner party at Lewis's camp In Og-
den canyon Thursday evening. in honor oi
the doctors friends Of the medical fra
ternity-