The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-25

Beatty and Mrs. Thompson Miss Sher-
man. Miss Rookledge. Miss Bidwel and
Hiss Mason had charge of the dining
room, while the punch bowl was pre-
sided over BIZ Miss Mary Louise An
derson and Miss Spencer. About Ito
ladies enjoyed the afternoon
The marriage of Miss Ruth Winters
and Mr. Frank Davis was another OF
interest to a great number OF friends
in this city The ceremony was per
formed by Bishop Leonard at $50 ana
about fifty OF the most intimate Irienos
and relatives were present Tne BRIDE
was attended BY her cousin, Miss Ches-
ley Carman. as maid of honor, and MI
Clyde Senter was the best man. An
orchestra rendered the music, preced-
ing the ceremony with the Bridal
Chorus from "LOhengTin- During
the marriage service the Spring Song
was softly played and at the close
the 1IendeIgSOhn Wedding March
peaIed forth. Following the ceremony
the young people received the good
wishes Of their friends, and on the late
train they left for Baker City, Ore,
where they Will make their home The
bride wore handsome gown OF white
lansdOWne trimmed with real lace and
carried brides roses. The maid of
honor was dressed in q cream dress
over pale green silk and carried pink
bridesmaids roses. The house decOra-
lions were al in pink and white and
were most attractive. Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis win be in their new home after
July -.
Mr. and Mrs. stephen H Babcock
will leave next Monday for California.
Mrs. BabcOck VIII be away all sum
mer, but Mr.. Babcock viii return in
a few days.
Mrs. Fred Wey gave a delightful
luncheon yesterday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Z. A. Wall. The guests were
white and green color scheme was car
ried out with pink and white carna-
tons and green leaves. An after
luncheon musicale was planned by the
hostess and was greatly enjoyed by
Mrs Thomas Kearns, Mrs. z. A. Wall,
Mrs. ]. J. DAILY, Mrs w. +. King, Mrs
DR.. Keogh,. Mrs. J. r. Pierce, Mrs.
Henry Newell
A pretty but quiet wedding was that
of Mr.. Virgil P. Hiskey and Miss Cath
crime Mcknight, which took place at
the residence of Mrs. G. L. Hiskey last
evening. The ceremony was performed
relatives and close friends Of the young
couple was afterwards given.
James and Walker Salisbury are
home from Cornell from the summer
vacation.
Mrs. Ireland and Miss ireland are
visiting in Park City.
Miss Leigh Block has been enjoying
a weeks visit with friends in Denver
I, ton
She arrived in Salt Lake yesterday.
The marriage of Miss Ella T Fisher
and Mr.. Orson Spencer Squires was
one OF the matrimonial events of yes
terday. The young people have many
friends here, who will extend best
wishes to them.
Mrs. r A Wall expects to leave
about the 1st of July for California
Miss Mary Sharp entertained in
formally at cards last evening in hon
or of Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Romney.
The rooms were decorated with many
beautiful pink roses and about thirty
I'VE guests enjoyed the evening play
ing sixty-three.
The marriage Of Miss Florence Pratt
and Mr.. Earl Leaver will take place
in the temple this afternoon and will
be followed by a reception at the home
of the brides sister. Mrs Frank New
ton
Mrs. W. J. Browning and son have
gone to Idaho Falls to spend several
weeks with Mrs. BrOwning's sister,
Mrs. Bowman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard DolaIdson have
returned from their wedding trip
Miss Bessie Chandler reached home
last evening after school year at
Wellesley.
Miss Minnie Ray. Miss Angie Hol-
brook and Miss Spencer leave shortly
for New York where they viii take a
course at Chautauqua.
Miss Alice Goodwin entertained in
formally Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Florence Jennings is expected
home from Wellesley college this
week.
The marriage of Miss Claire Cum
mings and Mr.. Mark c. Brown took
place yesterday in the temple and was
followed by an informal reception at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
Mrs. NJ L. Cummings. Both the young
people are popular and well known in
the city, the bride having been for some
time a teacher in the Union school
and the groom being Of the Jackson
corps They viii be at home after July
10 at 1SS Z street
Fisher Harris has returned from a
two weeks fishing trip UP north.
Miss Mary z. Clealand of Peoria,
H., is a visitor in Salt Lake for a
few DAYS. She is on her way home
from an extensive trip through Mexico
and the west.
Mr.. Heber Wickens and Miss Agnes
Hammer were married last evening
at $50 o'clock by Bishop Norris.