The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-22
Society

gestion of the glad Yuie tide was that
of Miss Emily Read and Professor Al
bert r. Hager. The ceremony took
place last evening at 7:39 az the home
OF the brides uncle, Governor Heber
NJ. Wells. The Rev. Elmer l. Goshen
officiated and the young people were
unattended except by the brides father
and little John Wells, who carried the
ring. When the simple but impressive
marriage service was ended the friends
began TO arrive and the large and bril-
| liant reception which followed was
attended by about 100 of the friends Of
the bride and groom.
The bridal party stood beneath a
bower of green with portieres of holly
and Christmas green. In the centre,
directly above the bride hung an inn
mense wedding bell of green. and a
! bank of palms and ferns formed a
background In the library the same
| bright colOrs We're used, while the hall
showed decorations of pink roses. In
the dining room the round table was
| arranged with a handsome silver can
| delabrum in the centre surrounded by
a deep wreath of holly tied with an inn
menSe satin bow Of white ribbon. -Four
| crystal candle sticks were al the outer
edges. each with a smaller wreath tied
| in the same manner. A mantel banked
! with holly was lighted with white
hung above the table.
| The friends who assisted were the
girl friends of the bride. Miss Dorothy
| kinney. Miss Gertrude McGrath. Miss
4 Eloiss Sherman. Miss Laura Sherman.
| Miss Ruth Kirkpatrick. Miss Nose
| Kirkpatrick. Miss Miller. Miss Margie
Miller. Miss Katherine Geddes. Miss
Stella Salisbury. Miss Katherine Will
! liams. Miss Anna Mccormick and Miss
Leta Mcmillan.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hager left on the late
| train for San Francisco, whence they
4 viii sail Dec. % on the Mongolia for
their future home in Manila.
! :
Mr.. and Mrs. S. V. Shelp viii leave
/ the first of next week 10 make their
! home in Syracuse, where Mr.. Shelp
has accepted a position as manager Of
a large dry goods firm. They viii be
/ the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer B.
Jones from today till their departure.
-
! DR.. and Mrs. L. V. Withee have gone
/ to Ogden where they will remain for
the next few weeks. but later they will
/ make the1r home i'm Salt Lake. They
will be down 10 spend Sunday with
the Pike family.
I Mr.. and Mis-. John Willno and Mrs
AinswOrth of Minetoka spent yesterday
in the city on their way to California
and were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Tracy.
Mrs. Arthur Ii. 5. Bird and her sis
ter. Miss Anna Mccormick, have issued
cards for a tea to be given at the Nc
Cornick home from till next Mon
day. The affair will include the men
as Wen.
! Mrs Uarxa-icl- Uyirs+or ga tor +,,-o
children, who have been visiting rela-
tives in Missouri for the past few
months. will arrive in the city today,
! and Will be AT home with Mr.. and Mrs.
4 John Marshall for the holidays Later
they will leave for, their home in
/ Shanghai, China. ..,[
Miss Beth Dunbar is expected home
from school today.
Gordon Hutchins and c. p. Overfeld
returned yesterday TO the city.
! Mrg. Eugene Lewis entertained a
number of old friends Of Mrs. T. S
Mathis at an informal at home yester-
day afternoon at her home on First
street.
| Captain. and Mrs. L. A. wedgwood
and their son and daughter go TO
Ogden Saturday TO spend the Christ
mas time with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Graves.
Miss Phil Pointer expects to leave
shortly after the holidays to spend a
few months in ST. George.
Miss HOLSTER Hancock and Miss
Kate Allen OF Park City will arrive in
the city tomorrow morning from school
to spend the holidays. ~
Roger shesman is home from college
for the holidays.
Miss Mary Louise Anderson Will be
home today from the east.
Mrs. William A. Wetzell left last
evening for Portland where she will
tsDend the Christmas holidays with her
brother, DR.. Cummings and his
daughters.
Mrs. Patrick Sheahau will be at home
for the remainder Of the winter with
Mrs. Duncan Machines on Third East
and Brigham streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. BURNER are now
at home to their friends on the corner
Of J and Fifth streets,
Miss Mabel Baum will be the guest
, OF Miss Sarah Reid Park for a few
days on her way to college from Den
yer. She win be here early in January
Mrs. S. NJ. Day came down from
Ogden Tuesday evening and will spend
the Christmas time with her daughter
Mrs. Nj. A Breeder.
Mrs Hanauer and Max Hanauei
are back from a visit of three weeks in
the east. Miss Ida Hanauer viii not
return till some time after the new
year.
There will be no meeting Of the music
section of the Ladies' Literary Clut
till the first Wednesday in January.
The history section of the Ladies
Literary club viii meet this morning
at the club house.
Mrs. w. E. Simpson returned thi:
week from her eastern trip. She has
been visiting Mr.. Simpsons people In
Boston and her brother in New York
She comes back much improved il
health.
Miss June Bintz is now in Stanford
but viii be home Saturday with Mis-:
Bessie officer and Miss Ina Boutwell,.
Harold Bird. son of Major and Mrs
. w. II. Bird. is home from university OF
California to spend the Christmas holi-
days with his parents.
. John Kergan and Lyman E. StoddarC
will leave today for Oakland to spend
the Christmas vacation.
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