The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01
OGDEN.

OGDEN.
OGDEN. May s1-A brilliant event OF
the week was the wedding OF Miss Ethel
Marie Watts. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs;
e Ok Yats psfE m to wSeh Ma@ took kies place e Wsd
nesday evening In the First Presbyterian
church. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev John dsr~sn. Gdward Carxer' H,ts car
lands OF snilaX and daisies. The altar
was bower Of potted plants and stream
Shortly after o'clock the bridal party
entered TO the strains OF Mendelssohn's
Wedding March
OF the bride, carrying large bouquet
Of American Beauty roses. She wore
her own wedding gown Of rose crepe de
CHINE Immediately ,itS Toi9Wlng ,,is game the
4 ing basket of pink roses: She was ar
rayed In pink crepe de chine.
Next followed the bridesmaids. Misses
Daisy Kuhn, Edna Watts. Pamela Spargo
and Edna Towne: They. were sowned In
pink crepe de chine with lace and pearl
, trimmings and pink incline with bows
Preceding the bride with baskets. of
pink roses, which were strewn before
The BRIDE were the flower girls, the twin
daughters Of W. L. Wattis. Iona and
The bride marched down the aisle to
the altar. holding the arm Of her. father
Tes T9rs Wesetias s0Tn lace tR trmnss ri Of
and Sow-knots. The entire. waist was
OF lace crossed In front, and flowing to
the skirt. and terminating in the long
train. The veil was OF tulle trimmed
with Venetian lace and orange blossoms
On her left arm she carried large bou-
Down the opposite aisle marched the
ushers, DR.. E. R. Dumke: S. Abbott
Maginnis, Edmund a. Littefield and DR..
Waiting at the altar was the bride
groom and his best man, Earl Watts
While the wedding service was being
read the orchestra played the barracolie
from the Tales OF Hoffman"
After the ceremony the bride and BRIDE
groom led the exit march, while the or
ssloS shsstra Played the professional march
4 reception followed at the home, which
was attended by more than Soo guests
In the receiving line were Mr.. and Mrs
Watts, the bride and groom, the brides
maids and ushers.
Supper was served in two large tents
erected on the lawn. The decora tions
around the sides of the tents. which were
festooned with ferns and smilaY inter
twined with roses OF pink and white.
The presents filled two large rooms in
The bridegroom's present to the bride
was z necklace OF gold roses of unique
design, With diamonds. To his best man,
the bridegroom gave pearl, stiekpin,
and to the ushers. silver match cases:
The brides present 10 her bridesmaids
we're gold bracelets. end TO the flower
matron mi OF honor She gave e. string OF
pearls and a bracelet TO the maid OF
honor.
Wednesday evening. where they VIII
make their home.
Judge a r. HSywSod sioSSo6 and 96,ls Mrs 1iIsy Hsy
nds t5n trip fhFOgsG onsvs TsSas 9hey zs
May 1S and II. and from there visited
the larger cities.
DR.. a. A Robinson. acconpa MED by
Mrs Robinson. has gone east to attend
vention at Minneapolis on June L. Is and
is. They will visit In other cities Of the
east and expect to return 20 Ogden in
about three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Allan Miller returned |
Thursday from months tour Of the |
east.
Mrs. II g. Cramer and daughter Mary
have arrived in Ogden from Washing |
sre fsH 6Fsmsr ena M maas ase tss tssF trp bono ,e
Washington 10 accompany them TO this |
city.
Mt. and Mrs. Thomas Farr announce
the engagement OF their daughter Eva |
bur now ot Laramie. Wyo. The wedding |
Will take place the latter part OF June.
Mrs w. G Dalrynnple and son Edward
returned from the coast Friday after q
four weeks trip.
The mission circle OF the First Bap-
tlst church met Wednesday afternoon at |
the home OF Mrs. Jennie Anderson, when |
officers for the ensuing year were elect
cd. Following the business session, re-
freshrnents were served and a social hour
enjoyed. The meeting adjourned for the
tembsr
Mrs F. W. Butler entertained the
Historical society at her home Saturday,
Nav "a. at their last meeting before ad- |
o9urnment for the summer; The annual
c. Erh was reelected president and
Mrs. Edward Bichsel was elected vice
president: Mrs. J. NJ. Grier. secretary:
e. Corey. historian: Mrs. P. w. Knisely
and Mrs, r. w. Butler. programme com
mittee.
The final meeting OF the Child Culture
home OF Mrs. Thomas D. Dee After the
business meeting. Mrs s. II Frey gave
3 talk on the Chautsuqua assembly. and
fhe mrs book % N r6m1TpHs 6arI2ws gave review Of
journment for the summer was taken.
the members decided 10 hold a field day
at the Hermitage during the vacation.
the date 10 he announced later
entertained Miss Ethel Watts and vii
liam R. kimball ard the bridal party
Tuesday at a. picnic party in South Fork
canyon
n Underhill Of the Colorado Railway
association OF Denver. Is visiting his
dsugfnter Mrs: Paul L. Beemer He ex-
poets to remain for week or ten DAYS
Mrs. j. W Stevens of Preston Ida. Is
visiting relatives in this city for few
DAYS.
The promoters OF the Ieague ~ Sacred |
fceart academy met Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. r. *. Adams.
Miss Sylvia Wright Of Corinne Is visit
Ing friends and relatives In Ogden
The Thimble club OF the Women of
Woodcraft was entertained THURSDAY af- !
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. Troicht
Mrs. F, ". Smith Of Park City was the
guest OF Mrs. II, n. Robbins the past
week.
Prof. Willard KAY arrived in Ogden
Friday TO spend his vacation with his
parents. Professor Kay is a member OF
rho tea chers' staff at Stanford unirnr- |