The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16

west Third South street. Thursday.
FeD- 10, 1902, at O'Clock D. "a. Bishop
leonard officiating. After the ceremony
guests were invited to the dining
/ LII 10 partake Of a 5ainty repast.
Try Few OF the most intimate friends
anu me family were present. The
Suis people were the recipients Of
iiaIy useful and elegant presents The
DlI4e looked lovely in a lavender and
/ rtti tse dress, trimmed with chiffon and
IlDDons- The decorations were Ameri-
can Beauties. The pride and groom left
"a ne iV.6O train for their future home
al lawson, y. T.. visiting Portland.
~ - e, seattle, Wash, and other points
~ interest. The bride wore very
oiile oxford gray travelling suit.
lie character ball given by the la
ales or the Utah state council in the
eighteenth ward hall on Friday even
ius Nds IN every respect social sue
SoSS' Dancing was enjoyed tin A late
LolI' and punch was served by Mrs
=. 3. Daynes, assisted by Miss Thatch-
er ana Miss Clinton Among the char
acters represented we're: Fvada Houtz
as Utdh, Mrs. Melton as Queen Vic
toria, Mrs. Mulholand as John Brown.
Mss Mulholland as Ellen Douglas.
(stue Moses as the American flag.
Der ina Wilmer as queen of night. Ed
lid houtz as queen of roses, Z. Rich
aFds, Hover girl: Maggie Geddes. lit
ne Red Riding Hood Burlng. wild
IIlsn rose; Turner. Gibson girl; Gray.
tambourine girl.
On wednesday evening Misses Jessie
Christopherson and Lucille Mcclellan
entertained number of their friends
al the home of the former. Several
mlrth-provoking games were played in
me earlier part of the evening, prizes
Deihs won by Miss Rydvahl and Ruby
houhg. After refreshments were
served the remainder of the evening
was devoted to dancing and whist. Be
sloeS the above. present were: Misses
blossom Mitchell. Josie Larson, Nettie
Poulton, Margaret s hays, Ivy
Young, Kitty German, Margaret Ryan.
Nora Peart, Ethel Stewart, Sylvia
PouIton. Miss Mcclellan, Mrs Victor
ChrlStophersOn. and MessrS. Will Ball
Jay johnson. Archie Sheppard. Rufus
Johnson. Harry Ball. Leslie Spence,
Clyde Bailey, Jack Horne, viii Ne
GlillVray Tom Jackson, Ripley John
son. George Butler, Oscar RhydvaI
Lawrence MaTriger, Dale Pitt. VIII
Nuttall, Than Smith. Victor Chris
IoyheISou' oscar Novel;, Joseph Tate.
o 3 D
The Pearl club had a most enjoyable
time at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
d r. Brown, 1856 Pearl avenue on Fri
day evening, the 18th. Prizes for card
playing were won by Mrs. A. Witnel
and Mr.. J. +. Trowbridge, the BOBBY
prizes going to Mrs. Purdy from Ogden
and Mr. j. Wisner After the card
playing considerable amusement was
furnished by valentine box i'm which
no one was sighted. Light refresh
ments were served. a delightful pro-
gramme of songs and recitations fol-
lowed, which was thoroughly enjoyed
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Lew Marks. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Purdy Mr.. and Mrs s. X Horrocks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lowry, Mr.. and Mrs.
y. ]. Witnel. Mr.. ana Mrs J. Z. Trow-
bridge, Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. Little. Mr..
and Mrs. J. Wisner, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Decker, Mrs. Emma Ziegler. Mrs. f.
Nelson Mrs. Emmaline Russell. Misses
Christina LindstrOm. Maggie Russell.
Mr.. Neils Nelson Of American Fork.
Messrs. G. D. Horrocks. Fred Nelson.
Henry Nelson, Ed Humes. G.. F. Hor-
rocks. Roy HorrOcks, Thomas Brown.
Nerve Ziegler, F. Little, William
Brown.