The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-13

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Lady Rodney and CAPTAIN the Hon
Orable Henry Guest. daughter and son
Of Lord WinbOrne and first cousins Of
the Duke of Roxburghe. who was mar
ried Wednesday 10 Miss Goelet, have
spent the past two days with Mr.. and
Mrs. NeWhouse, and left only yester-
day Tor Montreal. Their visit was
very quiet one and no entertaining in
their honor was attempted. but they
enjoyed a delightful visit at the New
house home nevertheless
Mrs. Robert Glendinning entertained
yesterday afternoon at a small and
informal KensingtOn, at which about
twenty Of her friends were present.
Captain and Mrs. Cronkite have left
Fort Douglas Tor q time and are
spending two months in Baltimore.
The first meeting OF the. newly
elected board OF directors of the L. T..
W. c. was held yesterday afternoon
at the Ladies Literary club house.
The main business brought before the
meeting was the election of the new
federation secretary to take the place
Of Mrs. +. D. BickfOrd. Mrs. c. H.
Mcmahon was elected 10 the Office, and
after the reports of the various Of
6cers were heard the funds of the
treasurer. to the amount OF SlS6.37,
were turned over TO Mrs. l.. A. Ostien
of Logan. the new treasurer. The
matter of establishing a club paper
was discussed and a committee ap-
pointed 20 look into the possibility of
such a step.
Mrs. Thomas Weir has issued invi-
tations for a 4 o'clock tea to be given
next Tuesday in honor Of her guest
Mrs. Wolfersberger.
Miss Margaret Park is spending a
fortnight in Ogden as the guest Of Miss
/ Minnie Kiesel.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Nye will
/ leave a week from tomorrow for De
/ Witt Ia, where they win spend
/ Thanksgiving with the Nye family.
Later they viii make a short visit to
/ Chicago.
Mrs. W. A. ellison of ogden, who has
! spent the past few days in the city
/ left last evening for her home.
/ Mrs. S. H Babcock returned yester-
] day from Nashville, Where she has
spent the past two months.
Mr.. A F. Holden leaves Sunday for
a visit of some time in the east.
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Today at the Ladies' Literary club
/ Mrs. j. L. Priest viii give a paper on
/ Nonsense Verse" and Mr.. Igleheart
viii talk on "Caricature in Art" il
Illustrated by Alan L. LOvey. The
Misses Weimer win furnish the music
A very pretty home wedding of last
[ evening was that of Miss Jane Cyrene
Beatie and Mr.. Rufus X Cobb. which
F. took place at the home OF the brides
parents. The ceremony was per
| formed by Bishop o. +. Whitney at
o'clock and was Witnessed by the two
families. Later a reception was giVer
from till IL O'Clock. The bride was
attended by her two sisters, the Misses
] Vivian and Lyle Louise Reatie, anc
with the groom were his two brothers
! Hal and Kent Cobb. A string quar-
tette rendered several delightful mu-
! steal selections during the ceremony
I At the reception Mr.. and Mrs. n. O
| Whitney and Mr.. and Mrs. G. b
Thatcher of Logan assisted and Miss
/ Eva Richardson served punch Inc
home was beautifully decorated for the
[ affair. In the parlor. where stood the
bridal party, a wealth of white and
pale green was used, roses, carna
tons Chrysanthemums and snila1
predominating. The library was II
| red carnations and the sitting room
in yellow chrysanthemums. In thu
dining room pink chrysanthemums anc
plumOsa decked the table and pinl
/ shades on the candelabra added to the
] color effect. The bride wore dainty
gown Of cream crepe de Paris. witt
trimmings Of cluny lace. She carried
q .H.lrH
and Mrs. Cobb viii be at home aItel
Dec. 20 at 137 Third street.
one Of the most delightful events Of
the autumn was the o'clock tea Civ
en- yesterday by Mrs. $. p. KeOgh IL
honor of Miss Hester Lavel over 30
invitations had been issued and the
home was filed with guests during the
hours Of the afternoon. The friend.
who were assisting were Mrs A II
Tarbet Mrs. z. A. Wall, Mrs. Thomas
Kearns. Mrs. Joseph Young, Mrs 5
H. PinkertOn, Mrs. Ezra Thompson
Mrs. j. b. Eddie. Mrs. Hudson Smith
Mrs. William McDermid. Mrs. Harry
Joseph and Mrs. James F. Dunn
Among the young girls who We're as
sisting in the dining room and at thu
punch bowl were Miss Annie Adams
( Miss Evy Thomas, Miss Leigh Block
Miss Carrie Sappington, Miss Donnel
ly. Miss Tompkins, Miss COsgriff, Mis-
Gibbons and Miss Cowan. The par
lors were decorated in red and green
and red lights added to the colo
scheme In the dining room white anC
green alone were used, carnations an'
chrysanthemums being most effective
" arranged. Punch was served in tn
alcove. and the table, with its dec
Orations of smilaX, was a perfect pic
ture. A small tea table in the SAM
room was decorated entirely in VIC
lets. The hall was dFaped with Amer
lean flags and an orchestra on the up
per landing furnished delightful mu
sic.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Firs
Congregational church viii give a so
cial at the church parlors this even
ing.
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The Lady Maccabees gave their frs
ball at RusselPs hall last evening.