The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25
ogden Society.

Propsrations are being made Tor the
annual ball Of the Weber club. wren IS
to loo at Kiesel hall the evening of Jan
The BANQUET feature of previous
events of this kind is 10 be eliminated,
but a buffet lunch has been arranged Ior
by the committee -.
are, spending the winter at Logan, are
home for the holiday season
Miss Segrid NJ. Hendrickson OF doheL
MS and NJ J. Munger OF Denver were ere
united i'm marriage YESTERDAY AT NY
Fashion rooming house Judge Joseph
Hall performing the ceremony.
Wednesday evening occurred me mar
riagc Of Miss Ella Tavey and w II.
Eahlcr at the home of the brides parents
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Tavey' go IWehJ y
third street 1t was an exceptionally
pretty wedding and great socleiy'eNeHt;;
At I.3O the familiar but ever peaulllul
march Of Mendelsshon was nearG iI0,l,
the orchestra. which was hidden Dehlnd
a bank Of palms and eVergreens IN the
SPACIOUS reception hait, and the bridat
marty appeared on the staircase. NHlch
was twined with smilaX ana noly; Lite ,
Alberta Tavey preceded. bearing ne ring
following by Mrs George +. McGonagle'
sister OF the bride, as matron of honor.
and Miss Ada Flanagan and Miss Theo
Kahler as bridesmaids Ihen came the
beautiful bride on the arm of her rather
through the hall into the drawing room
which was a bower of palms ana PINK
and white roses where they were met by
the groom ana ms pest man. W "a SWIM ,
son. Rev. Alfred Brown of the Episcopal
church performed the ceremony. during
which time the orchestra played softly.
The bride wore an exquisite gown or
cream silk eolienne and lace over cream
faffeta and carried a shower bouquet or
white roses and lilies Of the valley. The
attendants were gowned in pink crepe
and carried pink carnations.
From $3.50 to II the home was tnronged
with friends of the young married people,
who came TO wish them Joy and success
I'm their new life. Throughout the evening
punch was served in the library by Miss
Nerna TaVey-
The decorations Of the dining room
were red and green The red carnations
amongst the holly and evergreens gave a
beautiful effect. The refreshments were
served BY several young girls. Inc we'd
ding gifts were beautiful and numerous
MIR. and Mrs. Kahler left on the morn
ing train for an extended trip to the
coast. and on their return VIII be ct home
10 their friends in Salt Lake City.
Mrs T. H. Davis has as aer guest Mrs.
Stokes Of California
John J.. Pierce Is in Ogden from Bing-
ham to spend the holiday season Il home.
Miss Emma Osborne Of southern Utah
is i'm ogden, the guest Of Mrs. Paine.
Mrs Edward Kirk entertained Tuesday
afternoon at n prettily arranged kcnsing-
ton. complimentary TO her sister, Miss
Thompson.
The Christmas idea was carried ont in
the decorations, holly and evergreen
being used in profusiOn in the different
rooms After an hour or two pleG sanity
spent ia ueedleWOrk an elegant luncheon
was served. Covers We're laid tor four
teen. and the menu was most ela bOrate.
The most attractive feature Of the after
noon. however, was the bringing m by the
hostess OF a small Christmas tree. prettily
decorated with tinsei and candles. which
was placed in the center of the table y