The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-01

THE marriage Of Miss Priscilla Liv-
ingston and Mr.. Frank Evans
was solemnized yesterday after
noon at the home of the brides par
ents- The ceremony was performed at
$50 by Bishop Whitney, and was wit
messed by only the immediate relatives
Of the bride and groom. The bride is
well known in local musical circles,
having been a member of the Salt
Lake opera company. Mr.. ana Mrs
Evans will leave today for CoalviIle,
where Mr. Evans viii open a law Of
flee as branch of the firm of Evans,
Ingrebretsen & Evans of this city.
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DR.. and Mrs. Hepburn entertained at
a beautifully appointed dinner last
evening preceding the cotillion The
home was decorated throughout in
green and red, and the dining room
was made especially attractive in it's
table decorations A low basket Of
brilliant red carnations and smilax
Sraced the center Of the table and
under this was a handsome piece of
point lace. From the centerpiece ex-
tended broad satin ribbons of deepest
red. and place cards done In the same
color were a. each cover. From the
chandelier above hung festoOns of holly
and ivy, with an occasional sprig Of
mistletOe- Covers were laid for ten.
those present being Colonel and Mrs
Holmes, Captain and Mrs. Guy. Palmer,
Captain and Mrs. Pardee. Mr.. Fred
Pardee of Chicago and Captain Winn.
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The first of the series of parties to
be given by the COuliiOn club at Fort
Douglas took place last evening The
post hall was most 'prettily decorated
for the affair, the cOlors for the holi-
day season being much in evidence. A
bell of evergreen was suspended from
the center of the ceiling and long
Streamers of the green extended to the
corners Of the room. Alternating with
these were strings of Japanese Ian
terms. The regimental band furnished
enhancing music and when wearied of
the dance the gay throng enjoyed a
splendid supper at the officers club
The committee having the affair in
charge consisted of Mrs. Strugis, Mrs
Pardee, Miss Bulb, Captain Harbeson,
Lieutenant Merrill, with Captain Stur-
giss as chairman.
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Many plans have been made for
passing a pleasant day among the
various sets in society No invitations
have been issued for any of the at
homes so far reported. but all friends
are expected to call and there viii be
all sorts of good wishes over the egg
nog. A number of informal evening
affairs are to follow the afternoon calls
and one or two rather elaborate din
ners are to be given. All in all the
year will begin it's social career in a
very promising manner.
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During the afternoon and evening
Mrs and Miss Nein will receive their
friends at their home. They will be
assisted by Mrs. George Henry Tag
CART, Mrs. William IgIeheart, Miss
Startling, Mrs. C. X Fisher, Mrs. Sol
Siegel, Miss Creary, Mrs. o. B. Hew-
lit, Mrs. Kate Bridewell Anderson and
Mrs. Rosemary Glosz- Whitney.
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Governor and Mrs. Wells will receive
informally from till 5 o'clock .this
afternoon at their home. They will be
assisted by Mrs. Edward s. Ferry, Mrs.
Frank Jennings. Mrs. c. S.. Burton,
Mrs. J. r. Walker, Mrs. L. E. Ritter, jr.,
and Miss Lucille Jennings.
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Miss Mcmillan will receive informally