The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-25

Mrs. j. H. Young will entertain in
! formally Saturday afternoon in homer
OF Miss Hamilton.
Miss Alexandria Macleod, daughter
of Mrs. Helen Macleod, and Arthur 0.
Johnson, clerk in the Oregon Short
! Line office, were married yesterday at
high noon, Rev. A H Henry officiating
The ceremony was witnessed by the
Immediate family and few friends.
| The parlor was prettily decorated with
chTysanthemums and palms, and the
bay window, where the bridal party
stood, was draped and festooned with
smilaX. The bride wore a gown of
white taffeta, en- traine, with trim
mings of moussaline de soie and ac-
cordeon plaitings, and carried white
roses. Her sister, Miss Macleod acted
as maid of honor. Her gown was of
pale heliotrope silk and was trimmed
with pale green. Lieutenant Webb
was best man. AS the bridal party en-
tered the parlor the Lohengrin wedding
march was played.
Following the ceremony elaborate re-
freshmentS were served. The dining
room was adorned with colors of pink
and green. Pink roses and carnations
being used with ferns and smilax
Later the happy couple received a
large number Of their friends who has
tened to extend hearty congratulations.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson win be at home
at the ST. James.
The members of the Ladies Aid
society of the First Congregational
church met yesterday morning Fol-
! lowing the business meeting the mem
bers were delightfully."- entertained at
luncheon by Mrs S. e. Benedict. Mrs.
Heffron, Mrs. S. E. Bransford, Mrs j.
$. Bransford and Mrs Greenwood.
The Mothers club" of the congre-
gational church held its regular
monthly meeting yesterday. Mrs. c. E.
Allen discussed in an interesting man
ner The Ethics of Spending Money
Twenty ladies were present.
Mrs. w. A. Nelden who has just re-
turned from d five months sojourn in
the ease has much to say of the plans
OF club women in the east The sub
ject that most of the state declarations
are discussing, said Mrs. Neldon, lis
the REORGANIZATION Of the general fed
Grafton. The matter was already be-
ing talked of at the Denver biennial.
and it has come TO be an accepted fact
that the organization is becoming so
ufsWieldy that something will have to
be done" The plan advocated by east
/ ton in the general federation by allow
ing only state federations to send dele
gates, instead of having every indivi-
dual club represented. Thus in Utah,
instead of the twenty nine clubs send
ing representatives, only delegates at
large from the state organization would
so to the biennial meetings.
Mrs. Nelden feels that the matter
ought to receive the consideration Of
club women at the coming meeting, so
that Utah may be ready TO express an
opinion when called upon to do so. ut
was Mrs. Henrotin's idea said Mrs
Nelden. she told me recently that her
aim While president of the federation
had been toward this end. Besides I
feel that it will be necessary, and very
soon. Very few cities can entertain
such gathering of women as the club
devotees now number. When | think of
the exquisite way in which we 10000
women We're entertained last year by
Denver people, I wonder more and more
how ii was done. and there viii be Is
600 at the Milwaukee meeting next
June"
The music section of the Ladies',
Literary club Will meet at 10 O'clock
today at the residence of Mrs James
Hogle, 16 Fourth East street
The three days sessions of the State
Federation of Women's clubs will open
at 1880 tomorrow at the First Con-
gregational church. Indications point to
a large attendance Of delegates and
unusual interest in the proceedings.
All of the sessions will be open to the
public.
He Kept Right On Talking.
(Chicaeo News
Traveier-Does. that barber across the
way shut up on Sunday2
Land.ofd-No; he merely closes his shop !