The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-29
SOCIE1 /.


Today VIII be a busy day in the So
cial world. The large reception at the
Kenyon is 20 be the Tlai2 event Of the
day, but the Kensington TO be given for
Mrs II. ID. Slayer by Mrs. David r.
Gray and the luncheon in honor OF Mrs
Baldwin at the home of Mrs. Claiming
VIII be Important events also Then in
the evening al S o'clock win occur the
marriage OF Mrs. Mary l.. Hartman
and Mr.. A. C.. smith Altogether it VIII
Doe fuller ia the line Of social activity
than any other day in the present week.
The following account win De Of in-
terest to the many friends of the groom
in this city. III Is taken from the KAN
sas City Star.
An interesting event OF the week was
the marriage of Miss Caroline LeIdigh
and Mr. Sanford j Truman. which was
celebrated at O'Clock Wednesday night
az the home of the brides parents. Nh.
and Mrs. John III. Leidigh. 3SoS Baiti-
more avenue. The officiating clergyman
was the Rev ar. D. r.. Willard of Port
land. Mich, who performed the mar
riage ceremony for the groom's parents
and his three sisters and O brother.
There were no attendants for the
bride and groom, and only relatives
witnessed the ceremony Decorations
were bridemaid roses and pa ms. with
American Beauty roses and ferns in the
dining room and apple blossoms in the
hall
The brides dress was a graceful de-
sign of Liberty crepe. trimmed with Old
Nalenciennes lace and pearls and she
carried a shower of valley lilles
Out of town guests present at the
Wedding were Mr. Humans parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Truman of
Nashville, Mich Lr and Mrs Mon
tague Ferry of Salt Lake City Utah;
Mrs. George Brink of ST. Louis. Mo;
Mrs. William w. Heron of Washing
ton, ID. c.; Mr. Samuel ShcIlebarger of
New York. Mr.. and AIRS. VIII McFar-
ran Of Topeka, Mr. and Mrs. George
Work and Miss Nina Burdlck, all Of
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Truman viii be at home
after May is at 3i07 Wyaud0tte street
A very delightful afternoon affair was
the reception given yesterday by Miss
Katherine Creary I'm honor of Captain
Richmond Pearson HObsOu. who enter
tanned for her In Hongkong. The
Creary home at the pest was bright
ened with a quantity of spring bios
SONS, large branches of cherry bios
SONS filling vases on every hand. Be
fore the house on the band stand the
regimental band rendered a programme
of national airs through the afternoon,
and from 3 o'clock Tin 1870 "a stream of
guests. the people of the garrison and
the army people from the city, filled the
rooms In the receiving party besides
the guest of honor were Mrs Creary
Miss Creary and Captain Creary. Mrs.
smith served coffee I'm the dining room
and at the punch bowl Miss Schwagler
presided,
The bah and banquet given by the
Knights Temp.ar last eveuingsmay be
ranked as one Of the most successful
affairs ever given by the lodge. The hall
was transformed by the addition of
numerous flags and embems of the
lodge, and was very artistically dec
GRATED. The tables for the banquet
given in the Commercial club were most
beautifully decorated and the whole af-
fair was "a most enjoyable one. A
large number Of the lodge members and
their friends, constituting a fashion
able dancing set We're in attendance,
and fine music was furnished by the en-
larged orchestra.
Mrs. d. G.. Mclaughlin. who has spent
the better part of the winter In the east
and south, is expected home shortly
She is at present at one of the seashOre
resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs Jules La Barthe of Brit
ish Columbia. who have spent the past
week with Mrs. Rachel Miller and
daughters. left Monday evening for
their home. Mr. La Barthe is a son of
Mrs. Euretha *. La Barthe, who is well
known here, having been a member of
the first state legislature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walker will
take a party of friends 90 the lake this
afternoon in honor of Captain Hobson.
Miss Floss Pond of Provo spent yes
terday in the city visiting with her
brother Mr.. Pond
The wedding of Miss Bertha Carter
70 T. GouldstOne Griffin viii take place
Thursday morning April 30. at 1880
O'Clock. instead Of Wednesday morn
Ing at the same hour. as stated. The
ceremony VIII be performed at ST.
Marks cathedral
The Fort Douglas Dancing club viii
give a dance at the post this evening.
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