The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-11
Ociety


A beautiful home wedding was that
Of Miss Lennie Savage. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Savage. and Mr..
VIII D. Ritter, which was solemnized
last evening at O'Clock by DR.. James
r. Talmage. The residence was q veri-
table garden of autumn flowers,
luxuriance of roses, dahlias and palms
making an effective setting for the
nuptial party. It was a very quiet af
fair. the simple service being witnessed
by the immediate relatives only At
tending the bride and groom were Miss
Ida Savage as maid OF honor and
Mr.. Scott Wells as best man. The bride
wore an exquisite gown of cream silk
crepe made en- traine, with tucked
bodice trimmed in duchesse lace She
carried a bouquet of brides roses. Miss
Ida Savage was in pink crepe de chine
At the close of the ceremony a delicious
luncheon was served by Franklin, the
table being prettily decorated in pink
and white. Mrs. A. 3. Richards pre-
sided. During the evening punch was
served by Miss Elsie Ritter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Savage were assisted in receiv-
ing the guests by Mrs. Charles Wells
and Mrs. William Brother. After Nov
Is MIR. and Mrs. Ritter viii be at home
at 465 First street
Yesterday at noon a quiet wedding
occurred at RrOckbank Place. the con-
I
J. BrOckbank and Mr.. Frederick A Ar
mold of Ann Arbor. Mich The cere-
nOny was performed by Elder Samuel
, Richards. before the families of the
bride and groom. and was followed by
an elaborate wedding dinner the table
being beautified with pink carnations
and smilax- The bride was beautiful in
cream silk crepe, with interlining of
I taffeta- The yoke was of tucked chif-
/ fOn and outlined with a bertha of
TF q ATrsc f1c
charming daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Isaac Brockbank and has been a valued
assistant in the county sheriff's office
/ for the past four years. Mr.. Arnold
has made many friends during his short
residence in Salt Lake City. They will
/ be at home to their friends after Nov.
1. at Brockbank Place.
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Miss Claire Clawson will be rendered
shower party this afternoon by Miss
/ Young and Miss Jasmine Young
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes re-
/ turned from New York last evening.
! Mrs. Stephen Babcock has invitations
out for luncheon, to be given in
/ honor of Mrs. Adams of Denver, on
Wednesday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Heath of New
York are visiting for a few days in
ford
Miss Wright of Boise City. Ida, is
the guest of Mrs. Joseph Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert c. Allen, baby
| and nurse left on Wednesday for
/ Honolulu After a sojourn OF three
weeks there they sail for Japan. China
I and the Philippines, returning to this
city late in the spring
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Mrs John A. Hunt, accompanied by
her nurse. Miss HaIverson, has gone to
southern California.
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Mr.. Hon Young leaves on Monday for
Paris, where he viii devote eighteen
months to the study OF painting and
! sculpture.
In addition to the tea and approach
ing contest which are scheduled for the
Country club tomorrow afternoon. q
fine programme Of music has been al
| ranged, and a table dhote dinner viii
be served at $50.
The Degree of Honor gave a social
at A o. Z. w hall last evening which
was well attended. 4 literary and mu-
steal programme. consisting of q num-
! Der of interesting selections by mem
! bers OF the lodge. was well received
| The evenings entertainment was con-
| Guided by dancing, including old
fashioned quadriiles and an oid-time
supper The committee in charge OF
the affair was Mrs. Mary Pitcher, Mrs
I t. {. Crawford. Mrs. Eva Darke and
/ Mrs. c. Vincent.