The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-27
SOCIETY



The marriage Of Miss Grace Jacobs
and Lieutenant Sherman a. White took
place last evening at the homo Of the
brides parents on East Brigham street
and. despite the fact that IL was 10 be
called a quiet wedding. Il was. a large
and brilliant event. the home oeiBg
! tiled during the ceremony aaG after
With the friends OF the bfIfe aud the
officers and ladies from the post. The
home was decorated ia most artistic
fashion for the event, the drawing room
where the bridal party stood being IS
peefaIiy effective. Above the heads of
the bridal party hung a wedding Dsil Of
pure white carnations and fresias. and
this was suspended from the midcig OF
canopy Of asparagus plumosa. on
the mantels and around the room we're
vases OF American Beauties, and Palms
IL abundance graced the hall and
rooms. The stairway down which the
bride came was twiDed with asparagus
fern and carnations, while beyond in
the library white carnations alone were
used. The dining room was done in
pink entirely. seven small tables at
which refreshments were served filing
the room. Eaea table showed a decora-
ton Of the pink czrnat tons and PINK
shades and candles added to the color
effect.
At the hour Of $40 the bride descend
ed the stairs leaning on the arm Of her
father. and proceeding TO the bay vim
dow they joined the groom and his best
man, Captain Harbeson. Here while the
orchestra played softly the beautiful
m0ny the MendsissohD wedding march
sounded forth, ard friends crowded for
ward to extend good wishes.
The bride wore q dainty gown of
white chiffon with trimmings Of duchess
lace. A long veil of tulle falling the
full length OF her train completed her
dress, with which she carried . shower
bouquet of brides roses and lilies of the
valley. Mr.. and Mrs. White left last
evening for San Francisco. whence they
viii sail Feb. ! for the Philippines.
IS
4 very simple end beautiful home
wedding of yesterday was that Of Miss
Maud Lewis and Mr.. J. L. Craig. which
took place at the home Of the brides
mother at O'Clock. The ceremony was
performed by Bishop o. +. Whitney in
the presence of only the intimate
friends and relatives Of the bride and
groom. Following the service q sup
per was served and Mr.. and Mrs. Craig
left on the afternoon train for q short
wedding trip through the east. They
viii be at home after March 1 at the
Cullen hotel.
Miss Aileen Maclean is now in st.
Augustine, Fla. whence she VIII sail
shortly for Cuba. The party may visit
the Bermuda islands before leaving the
equatorial region, and so Miss Maclean
may not be home till late in the spring
Lieutenant J. s. Chambers expects
to leave about the 1st of February to
sailing for the Philippines
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The pupils OF the East Side High
school viii give a dance Friday even
Ing.
Mrs. Thomas Carter left yesterday at
noon for California, where she VIII
spend the next two months.
Mrs. S. II. Day, who has been visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. NJ. A. Breeder.
returned yesterday 10 her home IL 0g-
Mrs. White and Mrs Holt will leave
this morning for the home Of Mrs. Holt
in New York.
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Miss Florence Grant, who is visiting
the Snow family in Chicago, viii go 20
Cleveland shortly to be the guest for
time Of Miss Grace AIcAIiIIen, who will
be remembered by many acquaintSnces
here.
Mrs. Mary N. p. Allen of PARK City
IS in town for few days visiting
friends,
Ny. and Mrs. Frank Lewis Of Ogden.
who have been visiting in the city, re-
turn today to their home.
Mrs. 0. NJ. swartz entertained a par
ty Of twelve at dinner Tuesday in honor
Of Misses Florence and Marguerite
Locke.
The yong. ladies OF the Seventh ward
viii give a leap year party next Friday
evening in the ward amusement hail.
The invitations issued are quite unique
and the committees are composed Of the
representative maiecns Of the place.
The members Of the Sunset club en-
joyed an evening Of pleasure last night
at Christensen's hail, the affair being
an apron and necktie party. A good
number of dancers we're seen on the
floor and the club has reason TO be srat-
flied at the success Of their unique
party,
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Miss Agatha Berkh0el wHl give a
song recital under the auspices os the
Ladies' Aid society of the First Con-
gregational church Feb. j. Miss Berk-
hoel will be assisted by some Of the
leading artists OF the city.