The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-13
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ONE of the most pleasurable
4 events in long while was the
farewell reception rendered Rev.
and Mrs. w. H. Bagby at their home
last evening. It was given by the
Christian Woman's Board of Missions,
and nearly every member of the church
assisted in making it a memorable Oc-
casion. The large attendance from
other churches in the city, as well as
from the Central Christian, attested
the strong friendship and hearty in
terest felt in the retiring pastor and
his wife.
An orchestra furnished delightful
music throughout the evening and a
quantity of flowers made the rooms
attractive The parlor was pink
and white, the library in pink
and green, and the dining room
in yellow. The table was decorated
with a large bunch of yellow chrys-
anthemums over a Battenburg. center
piece yellow ribbons heightened the
pretty effect.
Assisting with refreshments were:
Mrs Jennie Pierce, Miss Flora Smith,
/ Miss Mary Langley and Miss Margar-
/ ite Simons, while Mrs. Jessie Taylor
and Mrs. Philip Schonert poured cOf-
! fee Miss Mamie Sappington presided
at the punch bowl.
Little Hazel SappingtOn and Flora
/ McCanne opened the door to the
/ guests, and assisting Rev. and Mrs.
/ Bagby in receiving were Judge and
! Mrs. J. NJ. Breeze, DR.. and Mrs. Mill
/ iron. Mrs. Bruckman. Others assist
/ ing were Mrs. A. T. Moon, Mrs. W. 5.
/ Patterson and Miss Mamie Clayton.
/ Several instrumental selections by
/ the guests added to the pleasure Of
/ the evening. Among those present
were: Rev. and Mrs. Richard Wake,
/ Rev. and Mrs. Barnett, Rev. and Mrs.
/ c. T. Brown, Rev. and Mrs D. A.
/ Brown, Rev. and Mrs Peter Simp-
/ kin, Rev. and Mrs. George Bailey,
/ Rev. and Mrs. McLain, Rev. and Mrs.
/ Arnold. Dr. Paden. DR.. and Mrs. A.
+ G. Ewing, Dr. and Mrs. McNiece, Mr..
and Mrs. Dininny. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
! Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kelsey,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Kelsey, Mr. and
/ Mrs. John Reed. DR.. and Mrs. Mayo,
Mrs. Tracy, Mrs. Pardee. Mrs Cat
rell, Misses Julia Smith, Flora Smith,
Martha Alexander, Mary Alexander,
Bishop. Baysinger. Hattie Schenck,
Madison, Cassidy, Cox, Clayton.
Hardy, sappington, McCanne and
others.
The marriage of Miss Mary Ellen
/ Clark, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. /. S
Clark, and Mr.. Walter Romney took
place Yesterday at noon in the Salt
Lake temple. Bishop George Romney
officiating. A reception was held in
the evening at the residence of the
grOOm's brother, George Romney, jr.,
about 100 guests being present. The
bride wore pretty gown Of cream
corded silk and made demi-traine, with
real lace trimmings.
The receiving party were the bride
and groom. Bishop and Mrs. Romney,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Romney. jr.. Mr. and Mrs. c..
@. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. James H.
AIoyle.
! The house throughout was bright
and fragrant with flowers. The hall
was decorated with smilax and ferns,
/ the banisters being festooned with ev-
ergreens. On an upper landing was
stationed the Lambourne orchestra.
Large punches of brides roses and
carnations adorned the parlOr and IL
/ bTary. In the latter room punch was
served by Miss Siddoway.
A charming refreshment table was
/ spread in the dining room and deco
rated with pink carnations, smilax and
ribbons.
Misses Mamie CaIlister. Nettie Stew
art. Lizzie Thomas, Ardella Romney
and Latte Romney assisted in serving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romney have the best
wishes of a host of friends. Their
future residence viii be at the corner
of Eleventh South and Eleventh East
streets.
Mrs. L. z. Hall left last evening for
Telluride, Colo, to visit her daughter,
Mrs. w. F. Hunt.
The Salt Lake tent No. ,. X. o. T. NJ.
viii give a dance in odd Fellows han
on Thursday evening, Dec. 10.
Mrs. George Romney jr, entertains
Informally next Thursday afternoon.
The friends of Mrs. J. c. Z. King
viii be glad to learn that she is now
out of quarantine.
Mrs. William Grim. with her son
and daughter, Arthur and Josephine,
leaves next week to take up her resi-
dence in Ogden.
Miss Jane Young Meares Of viii
mington, n. c., is the guest Of Mrs.
I. H. Farnsworth-
mistress and Maid: a Study of the
Domestic Problem" viii be the sub
ject of an interesting discussion at the
Ladies' Literary club this afternoon