The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-16
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one Of the prettiest affairs given in
the city for some time was the butter
NY luncheon yesterday by Mrs. Adrian
Ellis ana her sister, Miss Walker. The
guests were seated at one large and
nYe small tables, all of which We're
decorated profusely with gay butter
nies on candle shades and place cards.
Each table was done in different
color. the large one being a most ar
tlstic picture in white and green.
White carnations We're the flowers
used, with a handsome centerpiece Of
pure white fox. Violets were chosen
Tor the violet table. yellow daffOdils
formed beautiful yellow table. a blue
table was covered With tiny bluebells,
red carnations made a most effective
red table. and the one in pink was of
pale pink variegated carnations. Cow
ers were laid for twenty-five guests. the
ladies' present being Mrs. G. r. Pear
san, Mrs. o. =. Howard. Mrs. Thomas
kearns, Mrs. j. 7. Harris, Mrs George
Raymond Walker, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs.
Thompson, Mrs. Aegeath, Mrs. George
L. Nye, Mrs, Goodwin, Mrs. r.. c..
Woodruff, Mrs. s. v. Shelp. Mrs.
Cheeseman. Mrs. Ferris. Mrs d. f.
Walker jr., Mrs. Walter Walker, Mrs.
"A. III. T. Bird. Mrs. Bascom. and the
Misses Sherman, Dickson, Kimbau,
Lane and Ellis
A wedding which was of interest to a
wide circle of friends in the city was
that of Miss Florence ROundy and Mr..
VIII N. Clark. which took place last
evening at the home Of the brides sis
ter The ceremony was performed by
Nelson A. Empey. an uncle of the
groom, at o'clock. and was followed
by an informal reception, at which the
relatives and immediate friends only
were present. The home was prettily
decorated in white and pale green,
palms and ferns forming the main
decoration. The bride was unattended
and wore a gown of white gauZe with
a bertha of Mechlin lace sent by her
mother from Australia. She carried
a shower bouquet of brides roses and
lilies Of the valley. MT. and Mrs. Clark
win be at home to their friends in
their new home, 50 Q street, after
May I.
The marriage Of Miss Lucille Badger
and Mr.. Samuel Taylor took place yes
terday morning In the temple at $3.50.
The ceremony was performed by JO-
seph r. Taylor the father of the groom,
the temple being opened especially for
the wedding Last evening at the
home of the brides parents a reception
was rendered the young people, the
relatives and immediate friends only
being present. The home was prettily
decorated. the two parlors In pink and
white and the dining room entirely in
violets. The bride was gowned in a
handsome though simple gown of white
organdie and carried a bouquet of
American Beauties. Mr.. and Mrs. Tay-
lor viii be at home after May at 24l
East First South street.
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Mrs. NJ. I. Barnes entertained at a
most delightful dinner yesterday. The
table decorations were Easter lilies and
dahlias, and covers were laid for the
following. Mrs. Nose Christensen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gazette of Boise; Mrs.
William +. Knox Of Beaver City: Miss
Belle Dewey and Mrs. Barnes. Messrs.
Fred Barrett, Fred and Carl Barnes
Miss Celia Sharp leaves tonight FOR
New York, whence she VIII sail shortly
for a trip of several months through
Europe. She viii go in company with
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Smith and
Mrs. Anna watson. Miss Sharp may
remain abroad year or more.
Mrs. John Reed left last evening for
a six weeks trip to the northwest.
She viii visit friends In Portland ana
Seattle.
The. Misses Sherman viii entertain
few friends informally this afternoon
in honor OF Miss Bertha Carter.
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Miss FLANDERS gives a recital this
evening at the First Congregational
church IN honor of Miss Irma Watson
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Mrs. Solomon Siegel and children left
last evening for an eastern trip. she
win visit in several Of the large cities
and viii spend some time in Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Harris X. Masters is recovering
from a sprained ankle, which has con-
fined her TO the house for some time.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Ellen
Bovlin and Mr.. William F. Gardiner,
which was TO have taken place yester-
day, was postponed till today.
The I. D. S. u. missionary class viii
give a dancing party this evening in the
gymnasium of the university.
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Mrs w. B. Short viii entertain the
James B. Mexican post, w. r. c., this
afternoon at her home on Eighth East
street.
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Mr. Victor Huntzicker has returned
from a business trip to the southern
part Of the state.