The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-04
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The marriage Of Miss Hester Can
non and Mr.. Daniel B. Rishards. which
took place yesterday morning at the
Salt Lake temple. was followed by a
wedding breakfast at 1880 in the
morning and a reception from till
in the afternoon. Only the immediate
relatives of the bride and groom were
at the breakfast. and these were seat
ed at one long table spread in the
Cannon dining hall which stands near
the home. The table was exquisitely
decorated with ferns and red asters.
Palms were banked around the room.
and with streamers of smilax and rib
bons the table presented a beautiful
picture.
At the reception in the evening the
house was artistically decorated, the
parlors being done In pink and white
and the hall entirely in green. In the
dining room red was the color used,
and here ices and lemonade were
served by the Misses Stella and Louise
Cannon. Mrs. Martha T. Cannon. the
mother of the bride, was assisted IN
receiving by Mrs. w. T. Cannon. Mrs.
Lewis r. Cannon. Mrs. Lewis NJ. Can
non. Mrs. |. +. Wiley and Mrs. w. II.
Chamberlin. The bride was attended
by the Misses Mary, Elizabeth. Louise.
Stella and FANNIE Cannon and Miss
May Terry, while Mr.. J. A. Baker was
the best man.
The bride wore a beautiful gown of
white crepe de chine over white taft
feta. with applique trimmings. and
carried a shower bouquet OF white
roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Richards will
leave this morning for a months we'd
ding trip 10 New Orleans, and later
viii make their home in this city.
Yesterday Miss Grace Z. Pack of
Kamas and Mr. Charles A. Calls of
coalviiie were united in marriage at
the Salt Lake temple. The contract
ing parties are two of Summit cOun-
tvs most popular and promising young
people. The bride is the daughter OF
Ward Z. and Laura Pack. She has
been a student of the University of
Utah and is prominent in the educa-
tiOnaI affairs of this county. MI Cal
lis has served in the city council OF
Coalville and was a member of
Utah's second state legislature. In
1899 he was admitted to the supreme
ing attorney of Summit county. Both
have a large circle of friends whose
best wishes are extended.
The marriage of Miss Hazel Rawiins
and Mr.. Arnold Reiser was solemnized
yesterday morning in the temple, and
the young people. were given pleas
ant reception last evening at the home
of the brides parents Only the rela-
tlves and closest friends were present,
and a wedding supper was served 10
about twenty-five. Mr.. and Mrs. Rel
ser will be ~ home in a few days at
their new home, 81 Thirteenth East
street.
The marriage Of Miss Alice Plummer
and Mr.. John Hilton, which took place
yesterday morning In the temple, was
followed by a wedding supper last
night at the home of the brides par
ents. on Eighth South and Eighth East
streets.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Whitney and Mr.
and Mrs. John Stringham returned
yesterday from q pleasant outing on
Bear lake.
The Misses Cooper will return to
their home in Seattle early next week.
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The regular meeting of the Jewish
Relief society viii take place this
morning at 1880, at the home OF Mrs.
Fred Simon.
Mrs. n. A. DunyOn entertained the
members of Miss FergusOn's bridal
party at a pleasant luncheon yesterday
afternoon. and last evening Miss Fer
guson entertained the same party at a
most enjoyable and informal evening
affair. During the evening Miss Fer
guson presented each OF the young
ladies who Will be her Attendants
with a handsome pin. The marriage
OF Miss Ferguson and DR.. Albritton
viii take place this evening al
o'clock.
Mrs. H d. Niles and Miss Bessie
Niles entertained at an informal even
ing party last night for Mr.. Frank
Niles, who win leave next week for
Mercersburg 10 enter school.
Miss Margie Ellerbeck entertained at
a delightful KensingtOn yesterday aft
eTnOOn. az which about thirty OF her
girl friends were present. An inter-
esting guessing game was enjoyed and
the prize was Won by Miss Aileen Girls
mon.
The Opal club viii give its last eX-
cursiOn OF the season TO Ogden on
Sunday. Sept. IA. over the Short Line.
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NNurr-ara 4 RauT4a nd rvrrn
daughters, who have spent the entire
summer in the east visiting Mrs.
Bogues parents, will return tomorrow
morning to their home.
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Mrs. p. A. Simpkin will leave early
next week for a visit of a few weeks
in Chicago.
Mrs. NJ. A. Harper and daughter,
Halle. OF Denver, are spending a few
days in this city on their way home
from the coast.
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Mrs. James A. Miner entertained at
a pleasant card party yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Rood re-
turned yesterday from a months visit
in California.
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There will be d meeting OF the board
OF directors OF the Ladies Literary
club at the club house this morning al
10 O'Clock. A great deal of important
business will be transacted.
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Miss Mary COWan enteTtains at a
luncheon today complimentary to the
Misses Cooper. who leave next week
for their home in Seattle.
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