The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-08

Bruce Brown, Art Gates, George Walk
er. B. Froiseth. Gaines. Wayne Hemp
hill, e. Kimball. Ben White. al Cowan.
Sid Reeves, Leon Mayer and Ing Cham
berlin.
Last Monday evening the Elite Social
club held its regular meeting at the
home of Ed Wallace. After meeting
was adjourned refreshments were
served. Those present were Messrs.
Sandberg. Clark. Hottberg. Hogan.
Warburton, Ersl1in, Gray, Olson, Har-
risOn. Perkes. Burt, Nilsson, Mcdonald,
Wallace, Roy and Ed Lancaster.
The Misses Lienhard. Carlson, Sni-
der and Levin entertained a number of
friends Monday evening at the home of
the former. Music and games were en-
Joyed and refreshments were served
during the evening. Those present
were the Misses Gettrup, Hardy, Shea,
SOnerman, Carlson, Levin. Stark. Sni-
der. Lienhard, WordrObe. Leland, Ethel
McEwan, Nellie and Lee Brewster,
Messrs. Arnold, Adamson, Bowering,
Blaney. Campbell, Cowan, Davis Had
ley Jensen, VIII Jensen, Lienhard,
Mcdonald, Shea, Souerman, Street and
Silver.
One of the most unique parties given
on Halloween of this year was an as
semblage of characters. of all ancient
modern and future times.
ReVelries were participated in at the
d. f. r. headquarters, 943 Lake street.
The dining room, reception room and
dancing hall were gorgeously decorated
in autumn leaves, Old Glory and pump
] kins. having faces of ashy description.
| The main features of the evening were
the mock supper, the fortune teller and
the dancing. All present voted the
evening indeed well spent and huge
/ success.
The Christensen soiree of last
/ Wednesday evening was the most en-
/ jOyable of any yet. The Billie club
has made arrangements to attend next
/ Wednesday in a body. A very pleasant
! evenings enjoyment is anticipated by
/ the club members.
On Thursday evening Mrs. r. z. Col
| lier was agreeably surprised at her
! home 1913 East Fourth South, by a
number of her friends. The rooms were
/ tastefully decorated in asters, dahlias
and autumn leaves. Interesting games
/ were INDUCED in and several vocal and
/ instrumental selections rendered, after
| which the guests adjourned to the dim
! ing room, where a dainty supper was
/ served. Among those present were:
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, Mrs. NJ. RACER,
/ Mrs. L. Clayton. Mrs. w. w. RACER,
I Mr.. and Mrs. COOmbs, Miss Kate
! Camp, Mr.. William Balm, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Ledger. Miss Ida Cracroft. Miss Ger
/ trude Clayton and Miss Myrtle Cra-
. croft.
/ Probably one Of the most unique we'd
dings of the season occurred Wednes-
day, when Miss Tony Kessler became
/ the bride Of Seth Brown at the I. o. O.
! r. hall. The reception was under the
! auspices of the Macca bees. Utonian
| tents Nos. II and y. and the decora-
/ tions were most elaborate. At $50
/ o'clock the wedding march was PLAYED
/ and a score Of guards. dressed in white
and armed with spears. marched from
/ an ante-rOOm into the large hall and
/ formed an arch, through which the
/ bridal party passed. First came Rev.
! Frank Barnett of the First Baptist
church, followed by little Helen Steifel
I as ring bearer; then the bridesmaid,
/ Lenore Brown, with the best man, Lew
/ Halsett, followed by the bride and
= groom.
/ The bride was dressed in a gown Of
/ cream henrietta. trimmed in lace and
! orange blossoms and wore a veil Of
/ cream chiffon. The bridesmaid wore a
dress of cream wolfe.
/ They marched to the altar. where
/ Rev. Frank Barnett performed an I'M
+ pressive ceremony in the presence Of
700 friends, and pronounced them man
and wife. while the orchestra played
/ softly Immediately after they were
+ presented with a number of handsome
gifts by their friends. The guests then
I repaired 20 the dining room. where a
( banquet was served.
/ Punch was served during the evening
and an interesting programme was
I given.
Thursday evening at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs r. +. kessler. a wedding re-
/ ception and supper were given in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Seth Brown. Only the
relatives and most intimate friends
/ We're present. The rooms were dec
/ GRATED i'm chrysanthemums and a de-
/ liciOus supper was served. Mr. and
/ Mrs. Seth Brown win be at home after
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