The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-05

ton of the second anniversary of their
marriage. The table decorations of
| red and yellow were most effective, and
the guests were Major and Mrs. George
] T. Downey, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert F.
Holden, Miss woodward and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Bidwell, Miss aWllace-
Mrs. L. R. Rhodes leaves for the
east the early part of the week.
Miss Esther Freed is expected home
next Vice.
Mrs. Minnie Terry of Minneapolis is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carter.
Mrs. Joel L. Priest has arrived from
the east, and viii make her home with
Mrs. Igleheart.
Mrs. NJ. c. Fox entertained a few
friends informally after the dance at
Mrs. William Jennings Friday night.
DR.. and Mrs. Colhorn have removed
to their new home, on Fourth and G
streets.
Mrs. Robert Gum leaves this week
for Nation, Ills, where she goes to
attend the wedding of her sister.
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The principal wedding of the week
was that OF Miss Charlotte Weber
and Mr.. James Latimer Ffanken. The
ceremony was performed at SIS, by
Dean Halsey OF the Episcopal church.
The bride was attended by Miss Geor-
gina Weber as maid Of honor and
Miss Macintosh. Miss Sharp, Miss
Park and Miss Ethelyn Weber as
bridesmaids. The best man was DIR.
E. V. Silver. and the ushers were Mr..
Grant Hampton, Mr.. Frederick Lyon,
Mr, George L. .Nye and Mr.. Shirley
Weber
A large reception for the friends of
the bride and groom followed. The
parlor presented a beautiful appear
ance, with it's masses of yellow mar
guerites, ferns and palms. artistically
arranged. Pink distinguished the din
ing room. a striking arrangement of
La France roses and trailing vines
made an effective center for the table,
over which Mrs. Frank w. Jennings
and Mrs. James Jennings presided.
The gowns of the bridal party and
guests appeared to advantage in this
bower of floral beauty, and the scene
we4s g most attractive one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franken left Thursday
morning for an extended eastern trip.
They will be at home after Sept. l, at
271 East First South street.
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In these times, when patriotism is at
its height, support is given to every
event bearing the stamp of loyalty to
our flag. This was amDlified in no
small degree during the past week at
the teas given by the members of the
Red Cross society.
The first occurred on Tuesday, at the
home Of Mrs. D. c. Dunbar. The
handsome home had been decorated by
the members in a, most artistic man
ner. The red, white and blue fioated
from ceiling and walls, from chande-
liers and windows. The assistants were
gowned in white, with trimmings of the
national colors, while the orchestra
rendered the airs that always arouse
the enthusiasm of every American.
During the afternoon the rooms were
thronged with women who not only
helped to make the afternoon a sue
cess socially, but financially as we'll
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The second affair occurred Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. William
Jennings on Brigham street.
Again the decorations were in the
national colors. Flags and bunting
were arranged with effect conducive TO
arouse a feeling of great love for Old
Glory. During the hours of. the recep-
ton patriotic musical programme was
carried out. Those assisting were Miss
Mr.. Nat N. Brigham, Profess
sor. Mcclellan and Christensen's or
chestra-
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Friday night the Red Cross society
closed their weeks entertainment by
giving a dance at the residence of Mrs.
Jennings.
Among those present were Mrs. Han
auer, Mr.. Max Hanauer, Miss Hark-
ness, Miss Mccormick, Mrs. w. S. Nc
Cornick, Mr.. Harry Shearman, Miss
Howat, Miss Florence Howat. Miss
Frances Howat, Mr.. Robertson, Mrs. |
Mrs Mcclure, Mr.. Din
woodey, Major and Mrs. George F. |
Downey, Mr.. Harry Roberts, Mrs. w. |
". Ritter, Mr.. Morris, Mr.. Shaughnessy, |
DIX. Ellerbeck, Mr.. and Mrs. John Spen- |
,er, Mr.. Fred Odell, Mr.. Tracy Cum
nings, Miss Hattie Jennings, Miss Ma
ME Eldredge, Mrs. Coffin, Mr.. Guy |
Eldredge, Mrs. NJ. C. Fox, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Burton.
Miss Edna Earls and Mr.. Jackson c. I
McCrystal were married Wednesday, at
high noon. The ceremony was per-
ormed by DR.. Paden, and was wit
lessed by the family and few friends