The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-08
SOCIETY NOTES.

The marriage of Miss Emma Young
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram ,.
Young, and Walter D. Nebeker, clerk
in the Oregon Short Line office, TOOK
place last evening at the home OF the
brides parents. 256 West First SOuth
street. The ceremony was performed
bv DR.. James Talmage and was VIII
messed by the relatives and near
friends. The bride wore DAINTY
gown os white point desprit with trim
mings Of ribbon and lace ana carried
bride roses. She had no attendahIs-
The house was effectively decorated
throughout In t1e parlor La france
roses and ferns were used in proIuslon'
white tae bay window, where the bIl-
Dial party stood was aTched with cana
lilies and smifax and banked Win
palms and plants.
The dining room was IN pink and
green. The table was trimmed with La
France roses and ferns and was pre-
sided oveg by the Misses Edna Clark,
Vida Fox. Georgia Young, FRANKIE
Young and Ella Harrison. Punch was
served by Miss Lucille Badger
Mr.. and Mrs. Nebeker Will be at
home after Feb. 20, at Isl South Sixth
East street. No cards.
Miss Kinaball and Mrs. r. c. Wood
ruff entertain this afternoon.
Miss Mamie Harrington Of ogden is
the guest of Miss Lyle Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Weir leave to
day for the east.
Mr.. Richard Keyes returned yester-
day from a six weeks visit in Califor-
MIA. Mrs. Keyes remained in san Fran
cisco, where she E1A visit friends
/ The marriage Of Miss Pearl Vincent
and Andrew TrumbO will take place in
San Francisco on March 4. The young
couple were both former residents or
this city and their many friends here
win be interested in learning OF their
approaching marriage.
A number of people who are interest
ed in china decorating. intend forming
a club Of mineral painters. A meeting
with this purpose IN view viii be held
this afternoon at the rooms Of Mrs. J.
L. Miner in the Hooper block
The dance of the Opal club will be
given at Christensen's hall Feb. IS.
Invitations are out to the wedding Of
Mr.. Fred WOlCOtt Meakin and Miss
Naomi Z. Brunker. The ceremony viii
be performed at $50 O'Clock on Friday
evening at the residence of bIr. and
Mrs. John P Meakin, parenl Of the
groom, 4 Union avenue.
Mrs. Ed Sondheim is expected home
today from a four weeks visit in Cal
ifornia.
The eleventh annual ball of the local
branch Of the Brotherhood Of LOcOmO-
tive Firemen win be given in Chris
tensen's han next Tuesday night The
affairs given by this order are. always
of a most enjoyable character and the
coming event promises to eclipse all
previous efforts. The committees in
charge are;
Master Of Ceremonies-JOhn CObbley.
EloOr Managers. H. Forster. n. w.
Hewitt, Fred King, l. SwartWOOd, R..
c. Brown.
Invitation and Exceptionally J. Bren-
nan, A. MARCEL, Thomas COppin, VIII
liam StimsOn, r. A. Bennett.
Cashier-F. @. Barker.
Arrangements. G. Barker, z. F.
Rhodes, J. H. Forster, A. Liday, John
Cobbley.
The engagement of Mr.. George H.
Kruger. the photographer, and Miss
Nina F9emming of Chicago. has just
been announced. The wedding will
take place at the home Of Miss Elem
ming. As yet no definite date has been
decided upon.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jensen enter
arrfrn Il IT.
their home, 154 No. West street. An
elegant supper was served and the
guests spent a very enjoyable evening
with conversation and games. The
rooms were prettily DECORATED in roses
and Gala lilies. Those present We're.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A Smith. Dir. and
Mrs. Charles Howe, Mr.. ard Mrs. Will
liam J. Silver. Mrs, Edna Smith, Mrs.
Nary Silver, Mr. ROundy and others.