The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-10
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One Of the prettiest of recent home
weddings was that OF Miss Mabel
| Katherine Wallace and Mr. Fred w.
Reynolds. which took place yesterday
morning at the home OF the brides
parents. The ceremony was performed
! by Bishop Thorne. and was followed
| by wedding breakfast, at which the
immediate family only was present.
From II till II an informal reception
was held. 10 which about 200 friends
were invited.
During the ceremony Mr.. Shepherd
rendered some exquisite musical selec-
tons, closing with Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march. and later. at the recep-
ton. some fine piano selections were
given by the same artist. The bride
was unattended. and wore handsome
going away gown of dark green. A
hat Of green with white trimmings
and white gloves completed her cos
tune. Assisting the mother of the
bride at the reception We're Mrs. Will
liam Wallace. Mrs. John Bennett and
Miss Ellerbeek.
The home was beautifully decorated,
the reception room in brides roses, the
dining room in American Beauties, and
the library, where punch was served,
in yellow.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Wallace. and is one of the
most popular girls of the younger set.
The groom has been connected with
the University of Utah up till the past
year, since which time he has been one
OF the faculty of Harvard university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds left yesterday
on the noon train for Cambridge, where
they viii make their home
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The Spirit of Liberty chapter, d. A.
r.. was 10 have gone 10 Park City to-
morrow TO hold the opening meeting
OF the autumn season. as the guests OF
Mrs. Mary M. F. Allen. Owing, how
ever, to illness in the Ferry family at
the Park, the meeting will be held at
the home OF Mrs. Hancock in this city
instead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pratt, jr., are
at home at 677 South Third East street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henry Taggart
have returned from their outing in
Yellowstone park. but they will leave
Tor the country Immediately, and re-
main there till the latter part of the
month.
Mrs. +. ]. Gustin. who has spent the |
summer visiting friends in Nebraska, |
returned yesterday from the east.
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Miss ElOise Sherman viii leave Mon |
day for an extended eastern trip. She |
will visit Major Hoyt Sherman in Des |
Moines, spend some days with the Sal !
isburys in Chicago, and make lengthy |
visits in Detroit and Buffalo.
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Miss Atchison has returned from |
Colorado. where she sDent her vaca- |
ton, and will begin the school year at /
Gordon academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Richards have |
gone to New York on visit of several
weeks.
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Miss Agatha Berkhoel viii leave
Saturday for Chicago.
Mrs. ]. D. Spencer is visiting friends
in Rawlins. Wyo., for few days
tained at an informal supper
party last evening in honor of their
son, who is visiting them.
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Ross Brown left last evening for
Pottstown, Pa. where he will enter
Hills school for boys.
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Mrs. William f. Adams and son Da-
mon have returned from a trip to the
coast.
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Mrs. II. II. Salisbury and daughters |
arrived Thursday from st. Louis to
visit Mrs. Ned Kessler, Walkers ter
race.
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Mrs. Thomas Kearns will be at home
Mondays, after Oct. Is.