The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-07-17
c)0CETY
WEDDING TODAY.

WGOOINS lOOAIs
At the home of Mrs. James e.
| Brown of Grant avenue Yesterday af-
| ternoon occurred the wedding of Miss
| Josephine Slater and Herbert L..
Salter, the bride being a sister of the
hostess.
Mr. Saltcr is the son of William
D Salter, of 3133 Jefferson avenue,
Ho Is twenty-four years OF age and
is a bricklayer by occupation. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G.. Slater OF Huntsville. and is a
prepossessing young lady OF % years
OF age. She has for some time made
her home with her sister.
Both bride and groom have a large
circle OF friends In this city. The
wedding was very quiet ono, wit.
messed only by few relatives and
the more Immediate acQuaintances
OF the contracting couple.
The couple will make their home
in Salt Lake City.
Dr. E. T. Clark loft yesterday af-
ternoon for Denver to attend the Ma
tional Dental convention. He Will be
gone about one week,
Mira. o. ]. Stilwell entertained the
ladies OF the Crittenton Home board
luncheon at the Stilwcll cottage in Og-
den Canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Cullen. with their
grandson, Chester Nelson. left yester-
day for California. for six weeks
visit on the coast
Mrs. NJ. j. LeaHtt and daughter.
Ms. J McCarty. returned Friday
from three weeks tour of Califor-
mia They wore the guests for few
days OF Mrs. F. w Lashus at her
home in Oakland and were met at
the San Francisco pier by NIr and
Mrs. Bissinger. Of Bissinger Hide COM
pany and were taken over the city
In their fine big touring car. On the
return trip brief visits were made in
Los Angeles. Long Beach, San Rer-
nardino and Riverside.
DR.. Geo. w Middleton of Salt Lake
will talk TO the Relief society at 2:30
o'clock this afternoon in he
Stake Society hall. near the corner Of
Grant avenue and Twenty-second
street. on "The Necessity OF Santa
tion in the Home" All ladies OF Og-
den are cordially invited 10 attend.
The coming week will see an ex-
odus of Ogden people to Yellowstone
National Park Among those men
toned are: Mrs Anna Wright. Mrs.
H l. Grifln. Mrs A. Richey. Misses
Hannah and Sylvia Dee. Miss Ella
Nicely. Miss Brown and Miss Maude
Edwards.
Mrs Adam Farber has returned
from three months' visit in Chicago
and Kansas City.
Mrs. Pirry of Greeley, Colorado.
Miss Nobel Ambrose and Miss Ethel
McGary of Lockeford, California. arc
In the city visiting with the Misses
baltimore for few days, before leav-
ing with them for trip to the Vel
lowstone National Park
The young people of the First
Congregational church had pleasant
outing on Wednesday at Malan
Heights, leaving their homes at S a
NJ and returning in the cool evening
hours.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mccormick
were Salt Lakc visitors during two
days of this week.
Mrs. William Douglass and Daugh-
ter, Mildred, are spending the heated
season at the Hermitage, while Mr.
Dougless is absent on business trip
to New York.
The ladies of the Baptist church
Will hold their annual outing at the
Hermitage In Ogden canyon next
Wednesday. Mothers and their chill
dren are cordially invited and the
gentlemen are expected after business
hours, when 4 fine picnic supper will
be served at $50, To all both
old and young. pleasant welcome
will be accorded, The ladies' and
guests will take cars at the corner
of Twenty-fifth street and Grant ave-
nue at 1870 p. m,