The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-20

tening to Instrumental and vocal mu-
sic by Miss Carlson. MI Bowman
Johnson and others, after which dainty
refreshments were served. Those pres
ent We're: Misses Flossie Smith. Dora
Pyper, Ella Anderson, Annie COwan,
Guennie Davies, Agnes Watson. Hor-
/ ton COwan and Carlson. Messrs. Al
Paddles, L. Clyde. Bailey, D. Beynon
Davies. Richard Harrington. Wilmur
Evans. Frank Hoagland Bowman
Johnson. Sam Seldom, Spencer, James
b. COwan.
The Social Evening club met at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. James Shores.
ST. on Fifth street and spent an enjoy
able evening in music, singing and
dancing. after which a dainty supper
was served by the hostess officers
were elected for the season as follows:
William Staines. president; Willard
Pickering. vice president; amusement
committee, Edward ClissOld. James
Shores, sr.. 2. G. Hoffman Next meet
ing viii he held at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Kener. ] street. Oct. %,
\ pretty home wedding took place at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Alma
Caffall, 1s7 l. street. on Wednesday
evening. the contracting parties being
Miss Mary CaffalI and Mr.. Raymond
Carney. Bishop NJ. 5. WoolIey offiei-
ated. The house was artistically deco
rated in dahlias and smilax. The bride
wore a gown of white wash chiffon with
trimmings of Nalenciennes lace. At the
conclusion of the ceremony about
eiglitv-five guests sat down to a sump-
tuOUs repast. The happy couple re
ceiYed many beautiful presents. After
Nov. 1 Mr.. and Mrs. Carney will be
street.
4 very pleasant evening was spent
at surprise party rendered Mrs. John
Schneider on Tuesday last. There were
present Mesdames John Schneider, J.
a. Reeder. A. II. Avery, a. a. Avery,
George Duffin. jT.. G.. w. Anderson. w.
r. Dayton. Daisy Williams, G. SchiT-
mann. Frank Wiseman, J. II. Mounteer.
Angle. J. G. Anderson. c. w. Listmann.
G. D. Roberts. Misses Lillian Avery.
Elsie Avery. NJ. Ask. Ida Fugate, Pearl
Avery, Laura Angle. Vern West, Ester
Duffin, II. G. Day, Lovey, Scher, Dollie
Brewster. Nan Cahoon, May Kane,
Irene Kane. Catherine Cronin. Messrs.
John Schneider. J. a. ReedeT. A. II.
Avery, A. a. Avery, G. w. Anderson,
w. p Dayton. Frank Wiseman. J. II.
Mounteer. \. 5. Angle. Paul Angle, +.
d Roberts. Clarence Brstten, Preston
Dayton. George Lucas. Henry Lucas.
Richard Kane, Erickson. Edward ].
Avery. sam Aversion. James Maxwell,
Harry Kane. c. w. Listmann, T. w.
Enos. Ernest Y. Eubank-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Lambourne,
455 Fourth street. celebrated their crys-
tai wedding Monday evening. The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
cut flowers. The Deseret Mandolin and
Guitar club rendered some fine selec-
tons during the evening. There were
also piano solos by Miss Eettie Lam
bourne, dainty supper was given,
which was most artistically managed
by Mrs. John G. Cutler, jr. The table
was decorated with punches of kaiserin
and La France roses and festoonS of
smilaX. Many pretty and useful pres
ents were given The following guests
were present: Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. Pom
erOy, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lambourne,
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Cutler, jr., Mr..
and Mrs. George Richardson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Brig Martin, Mr.. and Mrs John
e LambOurne. Mr. and Mrs. b. Y.
GOlding, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Lam
bourne. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Neslen. Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Lambourne Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Lambourne, Mr.. Ernest Lam
bourne. Mrs. Eliza Martin Mrs. VIII
Martha Martin. MarSie Golding, Nettie
and Minnie Lambourne.
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After having enjoyed all the pleas
ures afforded them during the sum-
mer months the members of the Elite
oOtldi EluD tOHlTneICEQ the season DIV
giving one of its successful socials
that were so characteristic of the clubs
success last year. Although only or
gained for a little more than year.
the club is rapidly taking a foremost
place. The members have secured the
Ladies' Literary club rooms for the
entire season and have also closed a
contract with Mr.. Olsen for his popu-
lar orchestra. The social given Friday
evening was pronounced a decided
success by those present and consisted
Of dancing until II o'clock. when
dainty and elaborate supper was served
in the banquet hall. Those present
were: Messrs. w. H. Farnes. A. H.
Sconberg. T. Hollberg. J. McPhie. H
V. Altree. w J. Lewis. w. a. Perkes.
]. KOpp. G. Erskine. o. r. Lancaster
r. NJ. Burt, 4. Cowan, F. A. Vincent,
r. Hogan. E. Lancaster, w. Warbur-
ton and T. F. Jackson. Misses B.
Brown, I. Sconberg. H. KOpp. L. New
ton, T. Perkes. J. Brown. o. Evans, F.
Kay. o. Cushing. V. Chapman. F.
Crawford, S. Snowfall. I. Glenn, L.
Myers. L. Jack and r. Meyer.