The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-19
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Mrs. J. E. Bamberger. nurse and
maid. and Mrs. Oberndorfer leave to-
morrow forenoon for New York. Mr..
Bamberger expects to join his wife in
a few days. wien they win spend the
holiday season with their sons. Car
ence and Joseph.
Mrs. Kate Bridewell Anderson gave
charming musicale last evening IN
honor of her mother. Mrs. Brideweh.
Mrs. Victor Clement has returned
from California.
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Miss Johnson, who has been the
guest Of Miss Coleman at the Fifth
East hotel departs this week for her
home IN Kansas.
Miss Peterson and Miss Wishard viii
entertain the College club this evening
at 2o7 East Second South street.
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Mrs. George Y Wallace is expected
home toby from a visit OF several
weeks in Omaha and St Louis.
Mr.. David Kennedy leaves in a few
days FOR his home in Kingston, n. Y.
Mr.. Henry Peery has gone east.
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The Ladies Literary club will for
mally present the library of the model
school room to the Webster school on
Friday afternoon at o'clock. Mrs. W
c. Jennings wiz make the presentation
speech.
The marriage of Miss Katie J. Tay-
Tor to Mr.. ]. H. Saxman took place
last evening at o'clock, Dean Eddie
Of the Episcopal church officiating, be-
fore large gathering Of relatives and
friends. he residence of the bride was
attractively decorated in palms. carna-
tons and roses, with a pretty canopy
of smilax and roses arranged in one
corner of the room.
The bride was handsomely gOWned
in white silk with pearl and applique
trimmings, the skirt being made en-
traine with dainty ruffies of chiffon.
Hearts and Flowers" was softly
played by Mrs. l.. Clark during the
ceremony, and the MendelssOhn we'd
ding march at its conclusion.
Assisting in receiving were Misses
Blanche Miller and Louise Arlington.
Miss Myrtle Robinson presided at the
punch bowl. An elaborate repast was
served later in the evening by Frank
lin, the dining room being effectively
decorated in red carnations and holly.
The young couple have a host of
friends in this city. The bride is the
charming daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. G. Taylor, and the groom a prom
inent travelling man. They viii be at
home after Jan. 1, at 69la West First
South street.
Mr.. c. II. Scheu has gone to spend
Christmas with his family in Califor
mia.
Miss May Z. Thorne and Mr.. R. D.
Peacock will be married tomorrow
evening.
At their regular meeting yesterday
afternoon the ladies of Unity Circle de-
cided to give a socia! on Friday even
ing, Dec. q, at the home of Mrs. H. p.
Mason, 1923 East Sixth South street.
Light refreshments viii be served and
an interesting feature of the evening
viii be review of Mrs. Humphrey
Wards Eleanor" by Mrs. c. D. Moore.
The circle adjourned till the third
Wednesday in January, when they
meet at the residence OF Mrs. Charles
Watson. 1S1 Second East street.
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The marriage of Mr.. Robert B. Hark-
ness and Miss Edith Calhoun was sol
emnised last evening at the home Of
the bride in Bridgeport. Conn. Mr. and
Mrs Robert HARNESS. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G.. Sharp and Miss Ora Hardness
We're present at the ceremony.
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Tonight at Rowland Hall Mrs. Igle-
heart will give the fourth in her series
of Short Talks on Great Writers
The subject will be THE South in
Literature" with illustrated readings
from James Lane Allen, George W.
Gable, Joel Chandler Harris and others.
The ball by the High school juniors
takes place tomorrow evening at the
Ladies' Literary club rooms.
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The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church will continue on Saturday
commencing az 10 a. m. in the Walker
House parlors. the sale Of their dolls,
ehildren's clothing and fancy goods.
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The Maccabees will give a dance and
card social at Odd Fellows hall to-
night.
Miss Rose H. Hall Of Kansas City
and Mr.. Francis NJ Cough Of Thistle
were married yesterday afternoon. The
ceremony took place in the parlOrs of
the Cullen hotel, the Rev. Father Nor
rissey officiating.