The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-26
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SOCIETY
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A very pretty wedding and one Of
much interest to a large circle OF
] friends was that OF Miss Nora Thorn
4 berg and Mr.. Reuben Farr, which took
place at the home of the brides par
ents yesterday evening. At O'Clock
the bride, on the arm of her father,
attended by Miss Anna Murray as
/ bridesmaid and Miss Bernice Dawson
Z as maid of honor, was met by the
| groom and his best man, Mr. A I.
/ Thornberg, in the parlor, where the
/ ceremony was performed by Bishop
/ 0. F. Whitney The house was beau
/ tifully decorated throughout with
quantity of palms and spring flowers,
/ while a pink and white color scheme
! predOminated, being carried out with
pink and white roses and carnations.
( An orchestra furnished music during
/ the evening. The bride wore a gown
of white etamine, with trimmings Of
/ lace, over taffeta. Miss Murray was
/ gowned in cream wolfe, and little Miss
! Dawson wore a dainty dress Of white
embroidered swiss.
/ After the ceremony the bride and
/ groom were assisted in entertaining
/ their friends from until 10 by Miss
Bee wilkinson, Mr. Robert R. Hays
/ and Miss Margaret Thornberg. Punch
was served by Miss Ella ThOrnberg.
Miss Thornberg is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs 3. T. ThOrnberg, while Mr..
Farr is a popular young man connected
with the Willes-Horne drug store, and
! both have a host of friends who wish
them much happiness. Mr.. and Mrs
Farr viii be at home after Sept. I at
$50 East Fifth South
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The wedding Of Miss Florence Pratt
and Mr.. Earl Leaver was solemnized
| yesterday in the temple, and was fol-
/ lowed last night by a reception at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Newton.
The Newton home was prettily decor
ated for the occasion. In the drawing
room a large American flag was draped
/ and many American Beauty roses add
ed to the artistic effect, in red, which
was also the color for the dining room.
The reception room was in blue. The
( bride and groom were assisted in
greeting their friends by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Newton. Mrs. Leayer and DR..
and Mrs. Stauffer. Mr.. and Mrs
4 Leaver viii be at home at 73 North
Second West after July Is.
Mrs. Kenneth Evans and Miss Ryan
were guests Of honor at a dainty and
informal affair given yesterday after
noon by Miss Helen Hahn. About
twenty guests were invited and a
flower game was played, at which Miss
Carrie Sappington won the prize.
Mrs. Walter Scott entertained at a
pleasant afternoon at cards yesterday.
The rooms were made very attractive
with a wealth of lovely roses. and the
guests played at six tables. The tallies
and score cards were hand-painted and
at the end Of the game of sixty-three,
prizes were awarded to Mrs. w V.
Rice and Mrs A. c. Smith. Mrs. Scott
was assisted in serving refreshments
by Miss Farrell and Miss Lila Farrell.
Mr.. billie" Burk took a party of
eight to the Salt Palace Wednesday
evening and afterwards entertained
them at supper
The Misses Cosgrin will give a the
atre party tonight for Miss Edna Dom
nellan.
Mrs. Priscilla Jennings viii enter
tain at tea this afternoon.
The Misses Kinney are at home to
their friends after the rest of the sum-
mer at 80 F street. Miss Agnes Kinney
and Mr. Joseph Kinney are expected
home from school in the east shortly.
Miss Olive Flemming of Champaign.
H., is spending the summer with her
sister, Mrs. H ]. Burt, at 3s1 Fourth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Breeder md
daughter Fannie have returned from a
ten days trip to Kansas city.
Miss Laura Bird will entertain at
cards this evening in compliment to
Miss Sayer, who is her guest.
Mrs. J. J. Daynes and Mrs. H. G..
McEwan were hostesses at an enjoya-
bic 8 o'clock tea Wednesday afternoon.
at which about seventy guests were
present.
The members Of st. Marks choir viii
have an outing at Lagoon next Satur-
day.
The Misses Kinney entertained at a
circus party last night in honor of Miss
Edna DOnnelIan.
Mrs. Joseph jenkins is rapidly recov-
ering from her recent illness and is
now able to see her friends at the Holy
Cross hospital.
Mrs. c. E. Richards and children will
leave about the middle Of July for
Colorado Springs.
Miss Isabelle Brown and Mr.. c. c.
Sloan were married at 234 North Sixth
West street last night, the Rev. DR. /
PInkerton officiating.