The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-10
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one Of the most interesting Of the
! spring marriages was that OF Miss Luz
Gle Taylor and Mr.. Richard r. Rom
hey which took place yesterday morn
lHg In the temple. The ceremony was
followed by wedding breakfast at the
nome OF the brides grandfat Their. Mr..
John Clark. AT which only the relatives
were present The young people left
on the noon train for the coast. where
they viii spend the coming month. The
bride was attired I'm a tailor gown of
light gray bn0adcloth. with hat and
gloves 20 match. The bride Is a dauRh-
ter OF Mrs. Julia Clark Taylor and Is
one Of the most popular girls i'm the
younger set. and merry crowd of
friends accompanied the happy pair 70
the train. The groom is q son OF Bish-
op Romney. and is an employee OF the
Deseret National bank. Ar and Mrs.
Romney viii make their home in the
city.
Miss Aida Van HOOrbecke Of ST. Paul
VIII reach the city today on her way to
Manila, and viii be the guest Tor two
days OF Mrs. M. j. Shell. the mother
Of Mr.. Harold Pitt, her dance. She
VIII leave here Sunday evening and will
be the guest while In San Francisco Of
Major and Mrs. Stanton, who visited
her at her home In Minnesota two years
ago. Miss Van Hoorbecke win sail
next Wednesday for Manila. and win
be married to Harold Pitt Immediately
after her arrival.
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The world OF society will attend
church services today. and the social
life of the city will be practically at
standstill Good Friday will be followed.
however. by a gay time at the Country
club tomorrow and the usual Easter
festivities Of next week. The Card club
viii meet today with Mrs. w. w. Riv-
ers. the Sewing club with Mrs. George
Putnam and Mrs. O.. Ira futile win give
an informal luncheon in her new home.
The Misses Elsa and Dorothy BAN
berger entertained at a very charming
ly appointed ChildTen's party yester-
day. over sixty little people were pres
ent and enjoyed all kinds of Easter
games. Eggs were hidden and sought
Tor by the little guests, and prizes
awarded 10 the victorious ones. A
most delightful afternoon was spent.
Miss Florence Roundy was the guest
of honor yesterday afternoon at an old
fashioned quilting bee given by Mrs.
George T. OdeH A number of delight
ful entertainments have been given re-
Gently I'm honor of Miss Roundv. whose
marriage to Mr.. Will Clark takes place
next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Filler left yes
terday morning for a short trip to Cali
fOrnia. They viii return In about
week.
Mrs. Charles Vadner has invitations
out for a luncheon to be given Easter
Monday.
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Miss Mamie Sharp entertained the
members Of her card club at her home
last evening.
Miss Katherine Belcher leaves Sun
day for New York and Washington.
Mrs. Belcher may 80 abroad before re- !
turning to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Marshall are at
home with the family Of Mr.. Zwickie /
at iii Third street.
There viii be no meeting Of the La
dies Literary club today as the club l
always stands adjourned on Good Fri |
day.
Mrs. Frank Harding viii entertain |
the Saturday Afternoon Euchre club /
at her home tomorrow.
Professor Loiselle will give an Easter /
reception at his studio Monday evening. /