The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
OGDEN.

Special 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN April ga beautiful home
wedding OF Saturday oveuing-wlth all
the halo OF the spring season-was that
OF Miss Florence Civilians OF Ogden and
Horace Nebekcr OF Logan, which took
place at the home OF tho brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Henry w. Civilians. on
Twenty-thrd street Preceding the cere-
rony. which was performed at 1:30
o'clock by Judge Charles Hart OF Logan.
in the presence of relatives and few
friends Mrs. Harold Peery sang Men,
delssohn's Spring Song" y stringed
OF the evening. The bride was attended
by her sister, Mrs. Fred Chamberlain.
as matron OF honor. and George Torgeson
OF Logan was best man. The ceremony
was followed by n large reception from
10 II o'clock, 70 which about 200 guests
were bidden. The parors were artisti-
cally decorated in green and white. AZ
one side OF the room an altar was formed
OF lilies, while from the stairs 10 the
place whero the bridal party stood was
canopy OF the same flowers. silver
csndelabra. with green shaded candles,
wero at each side OF the altar, and vases
OF lilies were arranged about the room.
Yellow was the color used in the dining
room. daffodils and yellow satin ribbon
forming picturesque effect. The IL
brary was decorated in pink. carnations
OF the same color being in evidence. The
bride looked lovely In a gown OF lace
over white duchess satin, made en- train.
She carried q shower bouquet OF brides
roses. Mrs. Chamberlain. the matron OF
honor, wore dress OF green chifon over
white satin. Mr.. and Mrs Nebeker left
for Honolulu by way Of San Francisco.
and after spending month or TWO there
will return by way Of seattle and Will
make their homo in Logan, Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs f, e, Lewis left for
Omaha Monday after visiting a week
with friends in Ogden.
members Of the Tolstoi circle Tuesday
afternoon at her home.
The Halcyon Sewing club met Satur-
day afternoon with Mrs. d. j. Malone.
Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald and daughter.
Katherine. entertained at a box party
Monday evening in honor OF Miss Flor
ence Civilians. The guests were Mrs.
Abe, Kuhn. Mrs. r. E; Bristol, Mrs; d. G,
9. TIlbbsrd, Mrs. Clara Carhart, Mrs.
o. NJ Runyan, Misses Ethel Harmon.
Florence Bohn, Ida Bohn. Georgia Young.
Florence Civilian and katherine Fltz-
gerald.
Ladies Aid society Of the First Metho-
dist church at her home Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Clyde Smith has returned from
Chicago and will spend the summer with |
Prof. and Mrs j. A. Smith.
Mr., and Mrs. J. II. Devine and Mrs.
Arthur Kuhn occupied box seats at the
Orpheum Monday evening.
One of the largest soclal affairs of the !
Eeek was the card ARD party glveH by alr Mrs
nj the home OF the former Tuesday after |
noon. Mrs. G. f. Manson and Mrs. D. ], |
Malone assisting Four tables of bridge |
and five tables of 500 were played. |
and al each table cards were cut for
souvenir pictures. Prizes were awarded |
10 Mrs. G. T.. Manson, ]. n. Spargo Mrs.
Mrs Peery and Miss Florence civilians.
The parlors were effectively decora ted |
with flowers and ferns.
Mrs. D. c. Ecces entertained in honor
Of Miss Florence Civilians at dinner
party at the Virginia Tuesday evening.
followed by a box party at the orpheum.
The guests were Mesdames Joel Harris,
J; n spanrgo, Harry E. True: Clare
Bernhard: Misses Florence Civilians,
rulie Baker, Florence Bolm. Ida Bom
and Ethel Harmon.
Mrs. a. c. Oldham and children left
Wednesday evening for Roanoke. Va.
relatives.
a pretty home wedding OF the week
took place at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
Joseph StTeng, when their niece. Miss
LILY LILY Pett -; ard y, j. j. R Rgland OF Berkeley
,t o'clock. in the presence OF the fam
ly and Immediate relatives. The rooms
were decorated in white and pink. and
he bridal party stood under a large
'ell of white carnations. The ring cere-
nony was used and Miss Genevieve Petit
! sister Of the bride carried the ring
IN white lily. The bride wore a gown
n white chiffon. with lace and ribbon
trimmings. and carried boauet OF white
Strides roses. Miss Lucille Packard. who
ittended the bride. wore gown OF pink
embroidered null. Newell Mills OF Og-
len was best man. The ceremony was
olowed by n reception from until 10
o'clock, Mr.. and Mrs. Rutland left Fri
lay morning for Berkeley, where they
viii make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph u. Bristol and .
Harold Day entertained AT n card party
Wednesday evening in honor OF Mr. and
Iirs. c. a. Day Of Chicago
A meeting of the Chlldren's Aid socic-
y was held AT the home OF Mrs G..
GosllnG, Friday afternoon.
Miss Lucille Packard gave a dinner
hover for Miss Lily Pett. an April bride
II her home. Monday afternoon. The
ooms were prettlly decorated with spring