The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-26
PROVO SOCIETY.
Especial correspondence.)

GIoNO, en- he social week III
the Garden City has been filled with
every variety of entertainments; socia-
bles, teas, weddings. balls and recep-
tons following in rapid succession.
Wednesday evening Miss Eta Davis
and Attorney Grant c. Bagley were
united in marriage. The ceremony took
place at the residence of the brides
parents on the corner of Seventh and
II streets, and WAS a brilliant affair.
\ large company cf guests were pres
enU to witness the ceremony, after
which u reception was held. judge
William II. King officiated. Miss
Blanche Davis was maid OF honor.
Misses Pearl Davis and June Bagley
bridesmaids, and Herbert T. Hills of
Salt Lake acted as best man.
The bride was dressed in white silk
null, trimmed with lace and satin and
looked very beautiful, drawing forth
many expressions of admiration from
the guests during the evening. The
parlors We're daintily decorated with
roses and snilax and the dining room
with the national colors In all, the
scene was a fascinating one. the deco
rations lending their artistic beauty to
the enchanting panorama of beautifully
ettired women.
After the ceremony Mrs. Robert r.
Irvine played a. grand wedding march
The guests were: Messrs. and Mes
danes r. r. Irvine. w. r. Pike, r. A
Barney, I. O. Taft, George L. Howe
d. A. Swan, Robert r. Irvine, w. J.
Irvine, Alex Hedquist, J. c. Graham,
W. D. Roberts, J. c. Andrews A D.
Sutton. William Ferre, E c. Bagley,
Samuel A. Kinng, Mesdames Richard
Burton. Della Copant, Charles Bagley,
Judge William H. King, H. w. Davis,
Misses Rose Raybould, Kate Raybould,
Carrie Sutton, Fanny Stillman, Beulah
Bachman, Lillian Gates, Alice Iey-
nolds, Florence Pike. Hattie Hines,
Pearl Davis, Blanche Davis, June Bag
ley, Maud Davis. lola Bagley, Vera
Davis, Stella Bagley. Herbert T. Hills,
Spencer Worsley, A D. Woodhouse, A
H. Bagley, DR.. c. B. Snyder, Frank
Bagley, Henry Davis, Claude King, r.
w, King.
Miss RObena F. Fuller and Samuel
Buckley were also married Wednesday
evening. The ceremony was performed
by Bishop j. B. Keller at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Fuller on street
between Tenth and Eleventh streets. A
large company of relatives and friends
We're present, and many valuable and
useful presents were given the happy
couple Mr.. Buckley is an attendant at
the state insane asylum and to show
their friendship and regard for him
his fellow employees made him and his
bride a present of u complete set of
china Mr.. William Hill, chief at the
institution, presented a wedding cake
10 the young couple. The bride was
dressed in a pretty costume of India |
silk. The reception was an enjoyable /
affair
Those present were AIessrs. and Mes
danes Jonathan Buckley, J. H. Buck |
ley, c. H. Wright of Ogden, Mrs. NJ. H. |
Hardy, Mrs. Hyrum Hatton. William |
Buckley, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Keller, H. !
5. Pyne and wife, Misses Belle My /
rick, Anna and Teenie Olson, Mr.. and /
Mrs. Brigham Gardner of Spanish Fork /
Mrs. Ester Gee-Haws, Misses May and |
Sadie Forsyth, Emma, Florence and /
Mamie Buckley, Kate and May Muir
dock Samuel Bennett. j. w, Albert /
and George Buckley, Ed and Ross Hat
ton. Joseph 5. Smith, Miss Vera Hardy,
Mrs. May Smith and daughter Clara,
Simmon Snyder, Michael Barclay and
son Michael, Hilma. Peterson. Mrs.
Stenie EiJersor, Edith, Nellie and Ar
thur Buckley.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. George
s. Taylor entertained a number OF their
friends at a ''sixty-three" card party
The evening WAS one of unbounded
pleasure. The reception parlors We're
decorated aTtisticaily with the national
colors and, it being the eve of Wash
jnstOnS birthday, other decorations
consisted of articles appropriate for the
occasion. In one corner sat a cherry
tree dressed up in red, white and blue.
q most patriotic tree and hung round
about on its many GENDER branches
were red, white and blue cherries, and
tiny hatchets painted with the same
coloTs- Tally cards for the gentlemen
We're little hatchets, while those used
by the ladies were. not cards, but cher
r.-@- red white and blue.
The first gentlcman'S prize was a hat
Chef with the home Of Washington, Mt.
Vernon. painted on its side and the :
dates of his birth and death, it was won
by Z. a. Barney. The first ladies' prize
won by Mrs. J. c. Graham, was a red.
white and blue photograph holder. The :
second Sentleman'S prize was d small
hat and two pins. won by Albert Gla-
zier. The object of this prize was to
give the winner material for a game,
pins that he could play. not being !
able TO play cards. The second ladies'
prize, won by Miss Florence Taylor.
was a bottle Of catsup. symbolical of I
the winners lack of skill in the game /
and suggesting that she "hurry-up.''
The company present consisted of
Messrs- and Mesdames George Z. /
Howe, L. o. Taft, Alex Hedquist, J. c.
Graham, il, X. y. Barney, Josiah Beck :
Jessie Smith, J. R. Twelves, J. T. Far 7
-er, {. a. GLACIER, Reed Smoot. Dr. and
Mrs. W. r. Pike, DR.. and Mrs Fred l
Taylor. Mrs. George Sutherland of Salt r
Lake, Mr.. II. J. Richards. Mrs. Ida Du- a
;e.s5eTry, Misses jeanette and Rhoda y
Richards, Florence Taylor, Nellie Rog-
IS AID Messrs- c. W. Taylor and Ray
Clayton. n
Thursday afternoon Airs. George Tay- b
or entertained a number of her lady I
riends at tea. The occasion was de- .
iTatfully successful and an afternoon j.
gas never before spent in more E
,ieassrt way. Those present were: 1
aesdalnes Douglass, Swan, Nellie Ber- a
y. s j. Allen, NJ. A AfcLain. =. d s
s-;rGz, George Lavercamp. John Deal Ii
s.ias Daniels. IDA Dusenberry, II. j.
a4ehards.
Mrs. George Taylor also entertained a
( tea this afternoon. The guests We're: il
fesdarGes S. K. Thurman. W. Z. Bas-
cit. Diana Smoot. Jchn Worsley, Mary
iates, Electa Bullock. Z. BunneH, J. "
vans, 4. T. Beebee, J. W. Bean, NJ Fl
+. Newell. Edward Partridge, a. SaNey. d
cssie Knight, William Knight, David L
ohm, c. d. Glazier.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs Sam N
FL 4. Kins held Il reception in honor II
the marriage OF Miss Davis and Mr.. d
agiey, at their residence on the cor S
az IF ITfftl, oud I streets The receD- lie