The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-28
Ogden Society.

A brilliant event of the week in the
social world was the marriage of Edith
the beautiful daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Frank Middleton, on Wednesday even
ing to Fred Hill, son Of Henry Hill The
home was beautifully decorated for the
occasion Green and white were used in
the dining room and formed a back
ground for hundreds of brilliant roses
Across one corner of the Darlor was an
arch Of ferns and foliage, beautifully
IIIed IN with dozens of American Beauty
roses, under which the marriage cere-
mony was performed by President
CHARLES F. Middleton, grandfather Of the
pride Ihe bride wore a beautiful dress
OF cream silk and lace. and carried a
shower bouquet of brides roses The
bridesmaid. Miss Minnie Middleton. an
aunt OF the bride wore lavender trimmed
IN white silk and lace, and carried La
France roses. George Reeves, a cousin
of the groom. was best man. One room
was filled with the elegant presents re
celved by -he young couple. The lawn
was tastefully and brilliantly lighted up
with Chinese lanterns and cOIored lights,
and seats were provided for the hundreds
Of guests. About 200 relatives and friends
of the popular young couple offered their
INSTALLATIONS, after which refreshments
were served in the most elaborate style.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hill VIII be at home
after July 10 at 40 West TWenty-first
street.
For a number of years it has been the
delightful custom Of Mrs Frank J. Can
non to give annually a party in honor of
the older ladies OF the community, and
come to be known as grandma S day.
Thursday of this week was set apart
as such day. and a delightful occasion it
was for the older ladies' who enjoyed the
hospitality, as we'll as for the younger
ones who assisted Mrs. Cannon in making
the affair a signal success. Miss FANNIE
Cannon discOursed smeet music on the
harp and Senator Cannon spoke a hearty
and eloquent greeting TO the elderly
ladies at his home President Shurtilff,
according 70 his custom, called to pay MS
respects. The invited guests included
several of the younger generation, VINO
assisted Mrs. Cannon in entertaining the
guests. The entire list follows:
Mesdames Sarah J. Cannon, Eliza 4
Cannon, Martha. q. Cannon, Garlic \.
Cannon, Emily II. Cannon Mary Alice
Lambert Mrs Davis, j. /. Rawlins, \.
NJ. Stringham, all Of Salt Lake City;
Martha H Brown, Harriet c Brown,
Leavitt. Mary A West, Sarah West, Ann
Farr. Jane 5. Richards, Mary "A. Ellis,
Rachel Porter, Phoebe Bingham, Eliza
beth Boyle, Ann Browning, Bell Ihomp-
son Mrs CrOwShaW, Emma Wright,
Elijah Greenwich, Ann Martin, Cath
crime HOrrocks. Mary Butler, Elizabeth
Bailey Emma AIefvfne Ruth NJ Lawson
Caroline DoniOn, Elizabeth kngsford,
Mary OdeH, Charlotte Driver, Eliza Bar
low Ann Robins, Henrietta Lamont
sarah Packard. Mary Heller, Isabelle
Wilson, Maria Stevens, Emily ShurJllII
Harriet +. WOOdmanSee, Mrs Lafayette
Farley MIS- JOuu Oullegs Nj > A1O9S -
lantyne Mrs. Emma Islaub, Mrs. Emma
Potter Miss Hattie G. Brown, Miss May
Brown Mrs. Frances Brown, Mrs. CHRIS
Flygare-
Mrs. l. A. Krame Of Cincinnati, o., IS
visiting her nephew, 7. w. Fleshner
The reverse Waiting contest Friday
evening at Glenwood resulted IN FAVOR
of Mr.. Mortenson and Miss Eggleston.
Mrs. Samuel Brick entertained yester-
day afternoon
Miss Juanita Kay IS guest in Salt
Lake.
Miss Nettie Herrick and Mrs +. J.
SfeDhens entertained about twenty-five
of their friends Wednesday afternoon at
a thimble party
The enlargement Of Mrs. r. J. Neniler
TO 7 S Noble has been announced in this
city.
The engagement of Miss Leda Kuhn 10
Walter Marx Of St Louis IS announced