The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19

smith ana Alexander ana Westly McDon-
visit.
bismaEk snyder was ia the Park Thurs
Gay on business
Monday afternoon little Clarence Doyle
entertained rev OF ms Young friends 40
blftnudy party. During the afternoon
some Qencl0us refreshments were served
and eacn one present was given an Easter
ess as q souvenir Ine guests present
were the Misses Rosa MILES. Alice Terry,
Mary Adderly, May Abby, Leila Jennings,
Miriam hQdCOn. Miriam Hubbard Gene
We've Boyd, Lillian hneale Seth Boyd
ana Elhel Doyle and the Messrs Harry
RADON, Leo haQdon, willie Terry, Lau-
renee hadQon, John Canty, Forest How
els, John Abbey and Harry Doyle.
Mls. Df, Hardy OF Provo came up 20
wedding given by Abr. and Mrs. Charles
Wednesday evening the Park City Mill
. tary pand presented 90 the public one OF
been given in our city Tor the season. Ihe
band numbers were, Bohemian Girl.
/ king DOQo' and Nautical Fantasia"
eacn numoer receiving The due apprecl-
win ner clear soprano voice. captured the
! audience. Also MT j. a.. Kelly, tenor
soloi j. Y. Mhilta, trombone solo, and
Mrs, e. Z. CRISIS recitation, I'm tact the
3
treat. A large crowd attended and an are
decidedly a unit i'm declaring the con-
4 cert the occasion of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shields entertained at their
home IN honor OF their twelfth anniyer-
sary lhnen wedding on wednesday even
! ing, April ID. Three hundred invitations
were sent out and about 20 responded.
I The house was very tastefuIy decorated
carried OUT in the different rooms. 10
the right as you entered The front parlOr
stood the bride and groom, awaiting con-
graUulatlOns The bride was elegantly
gOWned in white applique and carried a
huge bunch of pink roses Inc groom ap-
/ peared in full evening dress. The noral
/ decorations were pink and white carna-
uOns. Silver cdnuelabfdS Win PINK
I candles adorned the manteL
The draWingrOOm was brilliantly lllum-
mated and decorated prOIusely with RED
/ carnations and ribbons Of the same hue.
/ In the briliancy OF this room was STU
] ated the music. Prof q. c. schusteri tlo-
I lin and Mrs. kelso, piano, VINO Iurnlsheu
/ both selections and delightful dancing mu-
! sic for the occasion. The punch bowl was
] presided over by Mrs. sherman Fargo.
/ In the coffee room the c0lofs USED were
\ pink and green. in the center or inc
I table was a large bowl OF pink roses.
I ferns. plumasa, smilaX being stfeWn over
I the Immaculate white inca. pIlNeI
/ candelabras with pink candies aiao Gee
I Grated the table The dainty refresh,
/ ments were served by Mrs. McGrath anc
\ MIS-. f. R. Davis. assisted by Miss Jean
/ Pearson and Miss Bertha Gitson. Mrs
/ nj. Ferry Allen looked after the welfare
| of the guests and saw that am mad lhelI
| share of the hospitality. The ballroom
was artistically draped i'm red, White ano
blue bunting and added materially TO the
/ enjoyment of the guests, Many elegan,
/ and useful presents in dluerenJ designs
/ and patterns of linen were given.
/ Thursday evening Silver Spray lodge
| No. > ID. Of H., held a social session after
| the regular meeting Light refreshments
were served and the following programme
| was rendered. Recitation fhoda Ma
/ SON. "DOU Song" Misses Evans ana Jen-
4 nings. vocal solo class, Il. Brisk; ADDRESS
| III. Hennesy. --,.s+ 90,
/ New York Thursday, where they VIII
Miss Frances Shields entertained a few
of her friends very informally az nei
! home on Thursday afternoon. Ihose
Dresent were the Misses susie olhsius
/ Lizzie shields. Gertrude Mclaughlin. les
sic Mclaughlin. Jennie sherman, iran
! els sherman. Bessie Cushing. RUDY Cusi55'
I Ing Frances Fargo. Mary IoWnsenu
! D0ritv Fargo and the Messrs' ira oheI'
man and Bob Shields