The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-01
ociety

ably till the month OF June was that
Of Miss Ethel Lynn and Mr. Edgar
Hills, which was solemnized last even
ing al the home of the brides parents.
The home was beautifully decorated
with the spring flowers, the dining
room being done in red and the parlors
and hall in pink and white. In the al
cove formed by the window the bridal
couple stood in a bower Of pink fiow-
ering almonds A canopy Of the dainty
blossoms extended over their heads.
and long festoons Of the same graced
the curtains and formed the letters L
and H on the background. In the hall
a wealth Of apple blossoms trimmed
the staircase. and white marguerites in
bowls added TO the decorations. Re
freshments were served in buffet style
in the dining room, which was a blaze
Of brilliant red.
The ceremony was performed at S
O'Clock by the Rev Clarence r. Brown
Of the First Congregational church.
The bride was unattended and was
dressed in a dainty gown of white
Paris mouseline with trimmings Of
Mechlin lace. She carried a large
shower bouquet Of Brides roses.
Mrs. Lynn was assisted in receiving
her guests by Mrs. Odell. Miss Stanch-
field, Miss MeKimmons, Miss Chandler
and the Misses Vera. Winnie and Jen-
ME Lynn. About fifty guests were
present.
Mrs. r. G. Wilson, Mrs. B. NJ. Field
and Miss Eva Thompkins gave a very
delightful card party yesterday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Wilson. Six
ty-three was the game played. and the
guests were seated at eight tables. The
I two parlors were decorated in pink and
white sweet peas; the dining room
was done entirely in red and the libra
~ in yellow. Palms and ferns formed
an effective background. The first
prize was won by mrs. J. NJ McAllis-
ter and the second by Mrs. J. D. Wood.
The hostesses were assisted by Miss
Lydia Robbins and Mrs. F. l. Libby.
After the games were ended Mrs. Os-
borne rendered some delightful musical
selections.
Mrs. Alice Merrill Horne and Mrs.
Christine Smoot Taylor ask that chair
men Of the peace demonstrations for
ward as soon as possible their pro-
grammes, giving topics, songs, recita-
| tons and sentiments, with names of
members Of the committees. also names
! Of persons taking part in the pro-
gramme. Ministers, Sunday schools
and primary associations are also re-
quested to send the topics and scrip
! tural passages. texts, etc, on the sub
ject Of peace which will be given in
church meetings the Sunday preceding
May j.. with the names of the preach
ers, as well as the places of the meet
| ings. All this information is to be for
warded 20 Mrs. Alice Merrill Horne, at
No. 4 Ostler's court.
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Last evening. at the home Of Mr. and
! Mrs. Robert II. Lamont, occurred the
marriage of Miss Mary Scott To Mr..
James H. Lamont. The ceremony was
/ performed in the presence OF, only the
intimate friends of the bride and
groom, and was followed by an infor-
NAL reception, at which they received
/ the good wishes of d host of their
1 friends Mr. and Mrs, Lamont will be
at home to their friends at 1852 East
/ Fourth South street.
. . .
The recital given by Mrs. Graham
+. Putnam and her piano pupils at the
Ladies' Literary club house last even
/ ing was a musical event of the week.
/ Mrs. Putnam was assisted by Mrs.
| Jack Keith and the Anderson-L amson
! quartette, and the work of the younger
pupils was Of such a high order that il
would be impossible to select the best
/ Mrs. Keith sang two dainty little songs
/ composed By Mrs. Putnam a Fairy
/ land Lullaby and "Ships That Pass in
] the Night" Miss LamsOn, who is a
pupil of Mrs. Putnam. showed great
/ skill in the rendition Of several selec-
| tons.
! Mrs. Walter G. Filler win entertain
at a luncheon next Thursday.
| Mrs. Howell viii entertain at a tea
/ from 4 to s this afternoon in honor Of
Mrs. Howell and Miss Howell, who are
her guests.
Mr.. Walter G. Filler sails Monday for
Manila.
Mrs. L. W. Hodgins left yesterday
morning for Los Angeles, where Mr..
Hodgins is established in business. and
where they will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Brice will
entertain at cards this evening.
The ladies Of the Westminster Pres
byterian church viii give a dinner and
bazar at the Y. NJ. c. A rooms on
Friday and Saturday from u to 2
o'clock. B.
This evening occurs the informal hop
/ given by the members Of the signal
/ and hospital corps of the n. @. L. at
the Armory hall Christensen's or
chestra viii furnish the music, and a
competitive drill will be given by the
members Of the signal corps.
Miss Filler. who has been visiting her
sister Mrs. w. G. Filler has gone on a
short trip to the coast.
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Mrs. r. c. Pearsall and Mrs. Robert
J. Coleman will be the hostesses at the
Country club Saturday afternoon.
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The Utopia club held a delightful
meeting yesterday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. S. P. KimbaH. S2e South
| West Temple street The house was
decorated with American Beauties.
ferns and palms. The prizes were all
pieces OF china. exquisitely hand
painted by the hostess. The first prize
was awarded TO Mrs. A. H. Tarbet, the
lone hand prize fell to Mrs. Harry
Duke and the consolation was given TO
Mrs, Fred Wey. The next meeting of
the club win be with Mrs. Fred Wey
at the Wey hotel on the 14th Of May.
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Mrs. William c. Jennings. as chair
man Of the reception committee to en-
terrain visiting club women, received
the following telegram yesterday from
the city of the Angels"
Please extend thanks of the New
England delegation to the club women
of Salt Lake City for the delightful
hospitality shown them.
MAY ALDEN WARD
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At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. B.
Putnam, ISL First street. the marriage
of Mr. Allan q ST John of lamar