The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-11-25
Society

Among the more elaborate dinners of
the Gay Was that given iy Mr.. and Mrs
X II. Canning at their home on East
First South street The guests were
seated at small tables aad the courses
were so arranged that a progression
was the order between them. The
dining room and the library were used
yellow chryssnthemums being used in
the one and red in the other. The
guests were Miss Katherine Judge,
Miss Katherine Williams, Miss Dorothy
Kinney, Miss Katherine yseddes, Miss
Anna Mccormick, Miss Nargie Miller.
MISS Ruth Kirkpatrick, Lycurgus VIII
l.amS, George AmeS, George DeyereauX,
w 3. Devereaux, Frank Judge,
Chester Mason and Mr.. Fordham.
The mixed foursonies at the Country
club drew out about a dozen players,
and many spectators. The games
lasted all the morning wen up 70
J luncheon time and finished with r. H.
Charming and Miss Katherine Judge
IN the lead with 6. Il. PeaTSalI and
Mrs. Union Worthington winning the
second prize. The trophies were given
by j. II. LeysOn and consisted Of a
bag for the women's first prize and a
handsome stein for the mems, with a
Of the second prizes.
The following from the Kansas City
Star viii be Of interest TO the friends
of the Ridge family here, who Will
remember William Roy Ridge as the
brother of Mrs. Ray Walker. Several
of the principals mentioned are known
10 Salt Lake society: Nh and Mrs
Hopkins Loudon. 2s42 Park avenue.
VIII send cat invitations tomorrow for
the marriage OF their daughter, Mary
Louise, and Mr.. William Roy Ridge of
Tonopah, New, to be celebrated at 8
O'Clock Wednesday evening, Nov. 80. in
the South Prospect Christian church.
Miss LOudOn viii be attended by Miss
Mary VIM as maid Il honor and Miss
Hattie Reese, Miss Tcyese Wade. Miss
Elsie Ridge, sister of the groom. and
Miss Mary Curtis OF Curtis. n. Y. as
bridesmaids. Mr.. Ridges best man
will De Mr.. Uri 3. Curtis Of Tonopah,
and the ushers are to be DR.. @. +.
Wyatt, Mr.. ". c. Whitfield, Mr.. Lewis
5. Loudon Of Memphis, Tenn, and Mr.
Hardy White.
Two pretty Thanksgiving weddings
were celebrated yesterday, both events
being home affairs. That of Miss
Lillian Alexander and Henri Jules
MaillCuX took place at the home OF the
brides mother at 8 O'Clock, the simple
service being read by Justice F. H.
Clark. The ceremony was witnessed by
only the immediate relatives and fol-
lowed by wedding supper. The
bride was attended by her sister Miss
Julia Alexander, and Miss Eta Kiesel
Of Ogden. The bride were a dainty
gown of white crepe Dc chine over
taifeta with trimmings OF real lace and
carried a shower bouquet Of bride
roses. Both the attending maids were
also i'm white, carrying carnations.
Max Alexander was the best man. The
home was prettily decorated with
palms and chrysanthenNms. yellow
being used in the nail. red in the draw
ing room and pure white in the dining
room. Mr.. and Mrs. Mailloux left inn
mediately FOR an extensive tour of the
south and east for The winter. They
VIII make their home iu Kansas City.
A quiet home wedding was that OF
Miss Laura II. Young and Lee J.
Kahn, which took place last evening at
o'clock al the home of the brides
mother. The ceremony was performed
by Bishop Atwood and WAS followed
by wedding supper at which only
the relatives and Il few intimate
friends were present. The bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Hazel
Young. as brides maid and Ethelbert
Young was the best man. The home
was decorated wiki d quantity of
flowers. tea roses and carnations with
the rich green Of ferns and palms
making the parlor attractive Mr.. and
Mrs. Kahn viii be az hcmc after Jan.
l. at 116 Fourth Has. 81 root
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Lamb gave a
Thanksgiving dinner las evening to a
few Of their friends, the decorations all
being in rose pink. The guests We're
DR.. and Mrs w. a. McEncry. Mrs. S.
r. Bransford, Miss MacUmber, Jay T.
Harris, w. j. Leonard.
The Ladies Literary club members
viii listen TO an address by Judge VIII
liam H. King this afternoon. the sub
ject being "Noltaire." An excellent
musical programme Will be provided.
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Mrs. Jack Keith gives a luncheon at
the University club today for Mrs. C..
d. Clark and Mrs. Tom Blythe jr..
both of Evanston.
Mrs. Heber Lee entertains at a
luncheon today i'm honor Of a guest
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Mrs. w. W. Armstrong has issued in
vitations for card party to be given
next Friday afternoon.
The Wasatch Literary circle gives an
evening with TennysOn by Miss Grace
Dele Davis this evening at the Third
Presbyterian church.