The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-12
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T. Brown OF the First Congregational
church. The wedding took place at the
home of the brides aunt Mrs. T. L.
| Carpenter, and was attended by
number Of relatives and intimate
friends.
The bride was given away by her
uncle, Mr.. Carpenter, and attended by
| two little cousins. Edna Shultz and
| jamie Carpenter, who held the ribbons
streaming from a pretty ball of white
carnations and smilax overhead. AS
the last words of the benediction were
/ pronounced the ball opened, letting
down a perfect shower of pink rose
petals on the bride and groom. The
| Lohengrin Bridal Chorus, played
| during the ceremony by Miss mellow
| ell changed quickly into the Men
delssohn Wedding March" as the
guests pressed forward to tender their
| congratulations. The bride wore an
| exquisite gown of mode crepon over
tsffeta silk, with applique and velvet
/ trimmings. Her flowers were brides
| roses.
Pink and white was the color scheme
/ carried out in all the rooms, and the
| floral arrangement was beautiful and
artistic. The dining room was beau
/ titled with chrysanthemums, the bridal
/ table presenting an attractive picture
| in roses, ferns and pink shaded can
/ delabra
In an upstairs room were exhibited
/ thei handsome presents received by the
/ bride and groom from their large cir
| Gle of friends.
| Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter were as
| sisted in receiving by Mrs. James Fer
| Ire Zfor,Hcr7r
| H Meyers and Mrs Bowman.
| Mr.. and Mrs Hamill viii be at home
after Jan. 6 at S1S South Sixth East
street.
| salt Lake society will be interested
! in the following announcement in the
| Denver Post, which was printed with
| the pictures of Miss Wolf and Mr..
Freed Of this city:
! Mr. and Mrs. Christian Wolf an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
| ter, Miss Ruth Wolf. to Claud William
| Freed of Salt Lake. The wedding viii
| occur Jan. 8 at the residence Of Miss
| VOLTS sister, Mrs. George Dodge, and
viii be a very quiet affair, Rev Frank
| Bayley officiating. Miss Wolf has Just
| completed her education, and had not
/ the wedding bells rung so soon, was to
| have made her debut this winter. The
| groom is prominent in business circles
( in Salt Lake.
! Mrs o. J. Salisbury leaves Friday
( to spend Christmas with her sons,
James and Walker, in New York.
/ Miss Edna D0nnellan has arrived
| from California and is at the Kenyon.
She WITH spend the Writer IN Salt Lake
with her father.
/ Unity circle met yesterday with Mrs.
! c. E. Watson to complete work for
| the Walker House on Saturday morn
ing.
| The second in the series Of assem-
| blies took place last evening at Chris
| tensen's hall and ii was a most Sue
/ cessfuI affair. About eighty-five cou-
pies engaged in the pleasures Of the
| dance. The usual comfortable furnish
| ings prevailed, rugs, divans and
/ screens, with pretty decorations in car
nations and palms Luncheon was
served by Mrs. Walden Il
| expected home next week from Cali
fOrnia
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Miss Renshaw will entertain the
Whist club tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Colman, Miss Colman and Miss
Johnson received at the Fifth East
hotel yesterday afternoon.
Miss Ann Thatcher is the guest this
week of Miss Mary Snyder.
Mr.. VIII Dinwoodey has returned
from the east.
Mrs Wilson of Denver, who has
been the guest of her cousin, Mrs. S
V. Shelp, leaves today for Honolulu.
Mr.. Z. L. Carpenter returned last
evening from San Francisco.
The Card club meets next Tuesday
evening with Mrs. A. E. Walker.
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The Woman's Democratic club held a
pleasant meeting yesterday afterrDon
at the residence of Mrs. W. H. Dale, /
a. S and First streets. Current events
were treated in an interesting paper ]
read by Mrs. Angel. card party /
will be given by the club shortly after /
the holidays, arrangements to be COM I
pieted at a later meeting. Light re- |
freshments were served by the hostess |
at the close of the afternoon.
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Miss Stella Watson, from Park City,
will pass the holidays in Salt Lake.
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Miss Florence Armstrong entertains |
the Thursday Social club this after |
noon.
The mystery sale" by the ladies of |
the First Congregational church begins |
this afternoon at o'clock.
The James =. Mexican Woman's Re I
lief corps met yesterday in Odd Eel /
lows hall and elected the following /
officers for the ensuing year: Presi- /
dent. Mrs. w. II. Jones; senior vice |
president, Mrs. Warhurst; junior vice /
president, Mrs. T. A. Southgate; chap /
lain, Mrs Fred Heath; treasurer, Mrs. |
theodore Whitley; conductor, Mrs. J, /
B. Lawrence; guard, Mrs. George Can /
ming; recording secretary, Mrs. Agnes /
Pease; color bearers, Mrs Efinger, /
Miss Nan Short. Mrs. Boyce. Mrs. /
Price
The ladies of the First Congregational 1
church will open a Christmas sale this /
afternoon at 4 o'clock. A turkey sup 1
per viii be served from 6 to s.