The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-21

bride on Wednesday evening. and the
second one was held at the home of the
groom aTsnts, Alr- and Mrs. Albert
Senes, on Thursday evening Both were
IDEAL events and sumptuous spreads were
prepared for the guests. Both are very
popular End ambitious young peor,Ie ana
have a host of friends to wish them a-ofi-
speed on their Journey
MI and Mrs. Peter Stubs gave a de-
nghtfGl reception on Thursday evening
IN honor OF the marriage of their dauszh-
ter Ruby 20 ". WOOdhead. The home
was beautifully decorated aad the par
Tor was a perfect rose bower where the
happy couple received the 4, +f,-s
OF their many friends. A large canvas
was stretched on the lawn and many
INDUCED IN dancing. The suppe~ table
vas q beautiful sight, with its floral
decorations. fine china, cut glass and de-
hcious yiandS. Many elegant and costly
gifts We're presented The evening was
repIete with music sociaI cheer ana ,5az-
eng PUNCH was served the entire even
ing The popular couple 80 at once to
housekeeping on Second South street
On Wednesday evening at the home Of
Mrs Mary LOveless a very pretty we'd
ding occurred Her beautiful daughter
Myrtle was united in marriage to J. S
Carter Bishop POulton performed the
ceremony The happy pair are both we'll
and faVorab3y known and successful
future IS insured.
The wedding of Miss Maggie CLAYTON
and Samuel Moore was a gratifying sur
price to their many friends. They We're
n arried in the Salt Lake temple and a
honor on their return. Mr.. Moore is a
bright promising young business man
and his young VIE has equally as many
virtues so the future looks very bright
Mrs ". T. Wantland of Salt Lake
is enjoying a delightful visit with her
charming friends Mr. and Mrs. DR.. Rob
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant C. Bagley. enter
tanned the sixty-three card club in a very
elaborate manner at their residence on
Monday evening. After the conclusion
of the game musical selections were rem
dered and dainty refreshments served
tainers.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Sorensen celebrate
their tin wedding today.
Mr. and Mrs BENT johnson entertained
on Friday in the way of a strawberry
festival in honor of their son, p. A. John
son, who has Just returned from mis-
A reception was given in the Second
ward meeting house on Monday evening
in honor of Ole Olsen, who has Just re-
turned from q mission.
Mr. and Mrs ]. D Denhalter enter
tanned the Women Of Woodcraft and
guests at their home on Thursday after
noon and evening. They We're assisted
by Mrs Joe FarTeT and Mrs Jessie
Smith. The rooms We're artistically
decorated in the club cOlOrs. In the
evening the gentlemen Joined the ladies'
and music and cards were INDUCED in
large number were present who greatly
enjoyed the event
c. E. Loose and family were down for
a bass dinner during the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam SchWab entertained
a large party of friends at the resort last
Sunday. The day was pleasantly spent
picnicking. etc. Cruising about the lake
in the beautiful little launch, Minnie was
a feature of the day, as well as some
wonderful stunts in baseball in which
Mr. Schwab took a prominent part.
Among those who visited the resort this
week were Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Evans, Mr.
and Mrs RhydaIch, Mont Roberts and
family, Ralph Peulton and family H. II,
Cuff and wife, Alexander Hedquist, jr.
and wife. Alexander HeadquiSt, ST.. and
and Mrs. J. 3. Darton of Eureka, Jesse
NJ. Smith and friends from the east Leon
Backman and wife. Ben Jamin Bachman
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse j. knight,
Mrs. Farrer. Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Den
halter, Newell Knight and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. \. p Markham. Mrs. Annie J. At
kin. Miss FTaWn TweIves. Misses Beulah
and Lena Backman, Miss Hattie Pike,