The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-05
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fat and Mr.. Joseph Patrick, which
took place last night at the home Of
the brides parents. The ceremony war
/ performed by Bishop o. Z. Whitney,
IN the presence of only the immediate
| relatives OF the bride and groom, and
the reception from 9 till II o'clock was
held at the same place
The bride was attended by her friend,
Miss Julia Hays, as bridesmaid. while
Mr.. Douglas MOffat served as best
man. The gown Of the bride was of
Irish point lace over white taffeta, and
she carried a large shower bouquet Of
/ Brides roses. Miss Hays wore a hand
some gown Of pale blue over white
taffeta, and carried pink roses. Mrs.
Moffat was dressed in black grenadine
over tafeta.
The house was a bower Of roses. the
parlor in pink and white and the din
ing room in deep red In the bay win
dow. overh cad. where the bridal party
stood, was IA lovers knot Of white and
pink roses and extending downward
from this were ropes of the same with
ferns intertwined The hail was
banked with palms, ana asparagus Dlu-
mosa in feathery sprays was wreathed
on stairWays and in corners.
IN the dining room were Mrs. w. d.
ritter, Miss Dewey and the Misses
Patriek- Punch was served in the hall
Dy Miss Heath and the wedding cake
was served by Miss Lenore Havs.
About 100 guests called during the
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick viii
be at home after the first of July at
255 East Fourth South.
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The marriage OF Miss Ida MoyIe and
Mr. Ray Van Colt was s0lemnized YES
terday at noon in the temple. and was
Followed in the evening by a reception
az the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
II. Moyle from $50 tin II O'Clock. The
large parlOrs were beautifully decor
ated for the affair. the room where the
receiving party stood being done en-
urely IN orange blossoms and yellow
roses. In the rear parlOr red was the
color scheme. and il was artisticaIly
carried out in deep red roses. The IL
Drary and dining room were in mink
large pink peOnies forming a table cen
terpiece. In the receiving party were
Mr. and Mrs. Van Colt. BIT. and Mrs.
James II. MOyle and Mrs. Elizabeth
Moyle. Mrs. A. j. Gray had charge Of
the dining room, and she was assisted
Dy Mrs. Burton, the Misses Louise and
Gertrude Moyle, Miss Lucy Van Colt
and the Misses Van Colt. In the IL
Drary punch was served by Mrs. Oscar
Moyle and Mrs. Stephen MOyle.
The bride wore an exquisite gown of
cream silk mule trimmed with real
lace, and carried cluster bouquet OF
Brides roses. Mr.. and Mrs. MoyIe viii
be at home after June 20 at their new
home or Eleventh South street.
The luncheon given by Miss Leta Nc
MILAN yesterday in honor of Miss
Elizabeth Dern was a most dainty and
elaborate affair. The guests, number
ing twelve of the closest friends of the
Dr1de-elect, were seated at one large
table. A tail vase of sweet peas formed
the centerpiece. and small baskets of
the same flowers were placed for each
guest. Strewn over the entire table
was asparagus plumOse and the dainty
baskets We're trimmed with the same
Those present besides the guest of
honor were Miss Dern. Miss Kerkow.
Miss McGrath, Miss zane, the Misses
Miller. Miss Porter, Miss Bersbach,
Miss Young and Miss Lena Preston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay T. Harris will give
a theater party Friday evening in
honor of Miss Dern and Mr.. Cunning
ham. After the play the party viii
so TO the Tavern for a course supper.
Mrs. George W. Putnam was the
hostess Tuesday afternoon at a pref
tily arranged card party. The game
OF the afternoon was siXty-three. and
the prizes were won by Mrs. Brown
lee, Mrs. Jay T. Harris and Mrs. ]. s.
BransfOrd. The TALES were dainty
hand painted cards and the score cards
were similar. The house was beauti-
fully decorated, the parlors in pink and
green, and the hall and dining room in
yellow.
The men who viii assist at the mar
riage of Miss Dern and Dir. Cunning
ham next Tuesday afternoon, win give
a bachelor dinner at the Alta club Sat
urday evening in honor Of the groom.
Mr.. w l. Bransford and daughter
viii arrive Saturday. to be the guests
for some time of Colonel and Mrs.
Edwin F. Holmes.
Dir. o. N. Drummond Of Mount
Pleasant Ia, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Mcmahon.
Miss Claudia Morris gives an in
formal KensingtOn this afternoon
complimentary TO Miss Elizabeth
Dern.
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The Misses Sherman entertained in
formally last evening.
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Mrs. J. +. Bamberger entertained at
dinner party last evening.
Mrs. W. Montague Ferry gives an
other in a series of lUncheons tomor-
row at her home.
AR Ferz Young of Ogden is visiting
Mr.. Allen Spencer for a few weeks.
Mr.. Roger Sherman win be home on
Sunday from Mercersburg. Penn.
Mrs. Ellen Elliott viii be home from
California tomorrow morning.
Mrs John Reed entertained at an in
formal dinner last evenig.
Mrs Heller N Wells has discon-
tinued her Mondays at home for the
summer.
Mrs. William Reid and Mrs. Ken
meth Kerr VIII entertain at a children's
par y tlllo AFTERNOON.
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Miss Sadie Boyer left yesterday for
the east. where she win study during
the coming year.
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Mrs. C. L Stevenson VIII leave to-
day for Denver.
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The Third Street Card club met yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs
W. J. Lynch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert :. Howe. who
have been spending the past two
months at the Knutsford. leave this
morning for their home in Boston.
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