The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-01
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with the friends of the bride ard groom
and the cFancei was beautifully deco
ra1ed with white and pale green.
Promptly at the hour set the bride en-
tered the church on the arm Of her IA
tners Mr. Thomas Carter, and, unac-
companied, they passed up the aisle 10
the strains of the Bridal Chorus from
LohenErID.' AS they reached the fOo<
Of the chanceI steps. where the groom
and his best man. H. o. Jackson, await
ed them, Dean Eddie began the solemn
betrothal service, and the music
changed to 20, Promise Ne" which
Was played softly through the service.
The betrothai service ended, the bridal
party passed up the steps to the altar
where the wedding service proper was
read. At the conclusion the strains of
the MendelssOhn wedding march pealed
forth from the organ and min
gled with the glad ringing of the we'd
ding bells The happy pair left imme-
diately for a months visit on-the coast.
L he bride was dressed in d handsome
tailor gown Of shepherds plaid, and
wore d small travelling hat of white
straw with chiffon veil. She carried no
flowers. Mr. D. Macpherson Boyd pre-
sided at the organ
A very delightful Kensington was
that given yesterday by Mrs. David r.
Gray in honor Of Mrs. Henry D. Styer,
who is spending the summer in the
city with her parents. Besides the Gus
tomary needlework of the Kensington
the guests INDUCED in a hat trimming
contest, in which the prize fell to Miss
Blanche KimbaII. The house was pref
tily decorated with sweet peas. ferns
and palms. An orchestra stationed in
the hall furnished music through the
afternoon The ladies present to meet
Mrs Styer were Mrs Edmund Wilkes
Mrs Charles Wilkes. Mrs. Hamm, MRS.
Pardee, Mrs. Arthur H S. Bird. Mrs. c.
Ira futile. Mrs. DOwney, Mrs G. p.
Holman, Mrs. David Keith Mrs. sam
Porter. Miss KeOgh, Miss Bersbach,
Miss RCoklidge, Miss KimbaH and Miss
Hampton.
Interest in cards was revived yester-
day at the card party given by Mrs NJ
3. Whitney at her home on Q street.
About fifty ladies enjoyed the game of
the afternoon, which was sixty three.
The house was Frightened with q guam
tity OF spring blossoms and floods Of
the spring sunshine lighted the rooms.
Tallies and score cards were done in
violets and the violet color was carried
out in all the details Of the refresh
ments. Prizes, consisting of hand
painted china, also in viOiets, were won
by Miss Mamie Sharp. Mrs. William H.
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ney was assisted by Miss Preston, Mrs.
Forester and Mrs Ferris. Mr.. and
Mrs. Whitney will entertain again this
evening at cards
The handsome home of Mrs. W. H.
Mcintyre on Seventh street was the
scene yesterday afternoon Of a most
deliberately appointed Kensington-
About sixty-five guests were enter
tanned, first at a busy thimbIe affair
and later with a clever guessing game.
A prize was won by Mrs James E
Clinton. An elaborate dinner was
served following the afternoon affair,
and the guests remained till the early
evening. The home was decorated with
palms and spring blossoms. quantities
of cherry bloom filing the rooms A
fine musical programme was rendered
by Mrs. Agnes Osborne and Miss Efhe
Dean Knappen Whitehead.
Mrs Ira H Lewis and her mother.
Mrs Smith will leave the latter part
of May for New York, whence they VIII
sail later with a party OF friends for a
sOjourn in Europe. The party Will in
clude a number Of literary people, and
will be with the S. s. Mcclure family.
Mrs. Alice Hogan Rice and Miss Ida
NJ. TarbelI viii be Of the party
This afternoons meeting Of the cur
rent events and current literature sec
ton of the Ladies Literary club viii
be the last for the year. The programme
will include a review of THE Cities of
the Sun" of George Woodward War
Ger by Mrs. Hugh Park, review of
| Williams Dean Howells' last book of
essays. Literature and Life, by Mrs.
Arthur H. s. Bird. and a paper on Ma
ture Writer'S by Miss Buchanan AS
it will be necessary to elect a chairman
| for the coming year a full attendance
/ desired.
A quiet wedding of yesterday after
noon was that of Miss katherine S
Hayes and Mr. William p Adar7e,
which was sOlemnized at St Mary's ca
thedral. Only the closest relatives were
} present. the marriage being quiet one
on account of the families mourning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams viii be at home at
222 c street after the 18th Of the month";
Mrs. c. E Coulter. president Of the
Utah State Federation OF Women's
Clubs. has received definite word from
Mrs. DIMES T DenisOn. president of
the G.. F. W c., that she VIII be in Salt
Lake Oct ? next 10 attend the meet
ings of the state federation, which viii
be held Oct. 1, 2 and g.
Two special May day affairs are ar
ranged for today, the tea to be given
by Captain and Mrs. Barth this after
noon, and May day frolic to which the
friends of the Rowland Hall girls have
been invited.
Mr.. and Mrs Ida Hudson Lewis en-
[ tertained last evening at a delightfully."-
informal musicale.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Hall entertained