The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-30
SOCIETY
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AtAAAA anu 4AA- -A4aA j.. LaDNeN VIII take
place al ST. Pauls church this evening
at ESQ. and win be followed by a re-
ceplon at the St. james from lin II
o CLOCK. The wedding of Miss Bessie
ClaWson and Mr.. Roy Hughes viii take
pace at the home of the brides mother
at Z O'Clock, and VIII also be followed
oy q reception from till IL o'clock
The bride VIII be attended by Miss
Miriam Hardy as bridesmaid and Mr.
brigham Cannon VIII be the best man.
Ihe marriage of Miss katherine Rog-
ers and Mr.. Valentine Snow viii take
place this morning at 10 O'Clock and a
reception VIII be held from till III IN
the evening All the young persons
have a wide circle of acquaintances
here and many are interested in the
events.
The marriage Of Miss Edith Midgley
and Mr. Alexander G.. Mackenzie took
place last evening at the home Of the
brides parents. and was a beautiful
nome wedding in every sense. The GER
emony was performed at o'clock.
Judge William II. King officiating. and
was witnessed By only the immediate
feiauVes. Later d reception to the rela-
ives and friends lasted from s till IL
O'Clock. The home was very prettiIy
decorated with palms. smilaX and cut
MOVERS The parlors where the bridal
party stood ~ receive the guests was
done in pink asters. a bank of palms
and smilax filling the large bay window
before which they stood IN the dining
room red asters and dahlias were used
and the table showed the same glow
ing color throughout The sitting room
was gay with sunhoweTs. Punch was
served in the conservatory by Miss
care Midgley, and the Misses Winnie
Evans and Elsie Lyon served refresh
ments in the dining room. The bride
wore gown Of cream-dOtted mule
over taffeta and carried white bride
roses MI and Mrs. Mackenzie left
late last night for Montana for a short
VISIT with the grOom's mother. They
VIII be at home after Nov. 1 at 267
Fifth East street.
The O'Clock tea at which Mrs Will
liam II. Dale was the hostess Yesterday
afternoon, was an enjoyable event in
the social life Of the week. The house
was decorated throughout in the au-
tuInn coiors, great branches of wood
pine of deepest red being especially eff
fective. Baskets Of crimson berries
were suspended over the banisters and
IN each archWay, and vases of red
dahilas and red asters graced the cor
ners. In the dining room a bed Of
ferns was relieved by red asters, and
red candles lighted the table. An ar
tistlc arrangement was the graceful
sprays of wOodbine over the chairs Of
those assisting. Mrs Dale was assist
ed IN receiving by Mrs. David 'HempbiU
and Mrs. Frank B. Stephens At a ia
bic in the han punch was served bv
Mrs. Fred Hale and Mrs. George Stein
er, and Mrs. Russell L. Tracy presided
AT the coffee urn i'm the dining room.
Miss ROmOla King assisted in the hall.
About 100 women called during the aft
ernoon. Mrs. Dale entertains at the
second Of the teas today.
Miss Mary Louise Anderson gave a
tea at the Country club yesterday aft
ernoOn in compliment to Mrs. William
6 Sharp and Mrs Thomas 3. Davis.
The day was so delightful that the
| whole arrangement was transferred TO
the Veranda, and while tea was served
IN one corner at the other side choco-
late was dispensed. The tea table. at
which Mrs. George K. Fischer and Mrs.
Arthur Bird presided, was decora ted
with nasturtiums and marigolds. and
deep red dahlias graced the chocolate
/ table, where the beverage was poured
! by Mrs. Union Worthington and Mrs.
Robert Hardness. assisted by Miss
/ HanaUer. Out on the links the game
] Of clock golf was played. and the Girls
J having the game in charge were Miss
4 Laura Sherman, Miss Stella .SaIisbi1r,r
I Miss Blanche Burke and Miss KatbaT-
! me Geddes. The prizes in the game
| We're won by Mrs. Davis, Miss Burke.
4 Miss Woodward and Miss Hanauer.
About fifty women enjoyed the after
noon.
Mrs. William Gibson Sharp was the
! hostess yesterday a a luncheon at the
/ country club, which was truly an au-
tumn event The guests mum bered
/ seventeen, and all were seated at one
I long table. The decora tons were in
red, brilliant hued autumn leaves ana
scarlet berries being used, with red
candles and shades on heavy silver
candelabra. Red ribbons in largs bows
added to the color scheme.
Mrs. A. Mcdonald, who has been Wis
I iting in Salida for the past two months.
has returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Glendinning en-
tertatned at an informal dinner Monday
evening.
Miss Zibela Clayton viii give a re-
ception on Wednesday. Oct. Z, in honor
OF Miss Annie Saville and Mr.. James
Tyler Young, who are to be married
Oct. Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard w. Reed have
sailed for Europe, where they viii
spend the better part Of the winter.
Mrs. H. G. williams entertained the
ladies' OF St Marks Guild yesterday
afternoon at Kensington at her new
home on the corner of First and o
streets.
Mrs. A. D. Melvin will receive her
friends informally at her home this
afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. Kenneth c. Park will
leave early next week for San Jose.
Cal, where they viii make their home.
The regular meeting Of the Jewish
Women's Relief society will be held
Friday afternoon at 2:3O in the B. &.
rooms.
A merchants lunch VIII be served
tomorrow from j. till 2 o'clock in the
( parlors of the First Presbyterian
church.
Mrs. Albert Eugene Rowe Of Butte,
Mont. is visiting in the city, the guest
I Of Mrs. William Schonert.
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