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Show 1 to Eureka. Utah, as the vncst of Mrs. A C. Smith. Mr. Franks k-ft on Wednesday Wed-nesday morning. Miss Iieatrico Ham' II of Substation, No. 1, Is spending ;i short vacation In Wells, Nevada. Coo. Lewis and wife loft for Deliver Deli-ver Wednesday en route to Omaha. They will be i;ori( about six' weeks. Mrs. J II. Howe of Cache valley the guest of Jut f, inter. Mid. Win. Douglas, f.ir one weeU. Miss Eva Cooper ami Miss Myrtle Olbhons h;ive returned from a f-hort visit in Salt Lake, j Mrs Harold Pccry h;n been visit.! infr in Salt Lake during the week, a9 the niiof-t of her cousin, Mrs. Joseph Nil.ley. i HANSCOM-PARMLEY. From the Somerville Journal we clip the following account of the marriage ofe O. A. I'armley of Ogdcn to Mh.a Florence Fenderson ilanscum, of Somerville, Mass.: "An attractive autumn wed. ling took place on Wednesday evening at X o'clock p.t the residence of Frederick A. Ilansrom, 20 Madison street, when his daughter. Miss Florence Fender-son Fender-son Kanscom was united in marriage t,i Orseinus Alvin Pyrin ley. of Ogden, rinh. Rev William l!radie Whitney, or the Union-Square Uaptist church, performed the ceremony. "Tlie bride was attired in white batiste, made with imported trim-in trim-in inns, and her veil was caught with an amethyst pin set with peails, whirii was a gilt of the groom. Sho tarried tar-ried bride's roses. "Mrs. Walter C. Mcnd?rson, of Og-den. Og-den. Utah, was matron of honor, and wore blue mIU. She carried an arm bouquet of pink roses. Albert E. Loveless Love-less was best man, and the ushers were: Everett A. Kramer, Warren K Ilanscoin. both of Somerville, nnd Fred A. Kendall, of Worcester. A reception re-ception was held from to Hi I o'clock, when many friends tendered congratulations. The bouse decora- . lions consisted ol autumn leaves ami yellow ehiysaniheinuuis. Guests were present from Ogden, Utah, Montclalr, N. .1 , and Leeds Junction, Me. Mrs. Hicks served Ihe collation. "Mr. and Mrs. Parmley will spend their honeymoon of two weeks in New York and Washington, and after No-I No-I veniber IT, will b0 at home in Ogden, Utah, where they will reside." THOMAS FULTON. N. Clyde Fulton of Ogden and Miss Grace Thomas, of Spanish Fork, were united In marriage at Lehl on Wednesday Wednes-day afternoon. The bride and groom returning to Spanish Fork In the evening eve-ning where a bountiful wedding supper sup-per was had at the Thomas home. Close friends and relatives only being present. .Mr. and Mrs Fulton were the recipients or manv beautiful and useful wedding gift.',, together with heaity congratulations and best wishes wish-es for future happiness and prosper-l..v. AT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. A splendid, house greeted Mrs. John Reed at the Congregational church. Tuesday evening Mrs, Reed gave a most ph-usiug program showing preat versatility In her selections, perhaps the ne.'ro dialect rcadincs belnfr thr most enlhusiustlcally encored. Needless Need-less to say she carried her audience with her iroiu laughter to tears as she willed. Mrs. Reed was assisted by local musicians, who added pleaslni varl cty to the evening's entertainment. Thos.. assist lug wore- Mrs. Stevens. Mrs nalrymple. the Misses Ro.illo and Rertha Laird and Miss Biddle. Mis Ceo. Franks ol' St. Loni-i .spent u couple of days u cjjjdvu, en routo |
