The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-16

SOCIETY


| OF Miss Katherine A Lowe, daughter
Of Mrs George A. Lowe. and Grant
| Hampton. The ceremony took place at
| the Lowe home at O'Clock yesterday
| young people being present. At the
hour appointed the bride, preceded by
her mother, who gave her TO the groom.
| entered the drawing room leaning on
/ the arm OF her cousin George L. Nye.
and followed by the brides maid, Miss
/, Margaret Park. They were met by the
! groom and his best man, Samuel c.
Park and Rev. Elmer l. Goshen spoke
| the few words which made them man
and wife. Immediately after the bride
cut the wedding cake and after light
/ refreshments Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton
| left for the east. where they VIII spend
! the coming month
The bride wore an imported gown of
| heavy lace. with panels of velvet ap-
! pliqued thereon. A long tulle veil fast
| ened with a diamond pin completed her
| costume. with which she carried brides
| roses in a shower. This she changed
! hat 10 match for travelling
Miss Park wore gown OF cream
| batiste with lace trimmings, and car
ried a shower of pink roses. The house
was decorated with choice flowers, the
parlors in pink and white and the hall
| I'm yellow. In the dining room the table
was done in pink and green, a center
I piece Of lace over pink satin holding a
| high vase of pink asters Large bows
of satin ribbon IN both pink and green
| were used most effectively on the table.
| 1t was an interesting fact that the
| mantel and mirror before which stood
! the bridal party is that before which
! her parents stood 10 be married. Mr..
! and Mrs Hampton viii be at home
/ with Mrs. Lowe after their return.
| Mrs. A. Il. NOllmer entertained yes
! teTday at a musicale to which about
] forty-five of her friends were invited.
( The home was made beautiful with
4 quantities of roses and sweet peas in
! the parlor, while i'm the library and
! dining room nasturtiums and plumosas
were used. The hall was decorated with
] palms and ferns. A fine musical pro-
! gramme was enjoyed. those taking part
! being Mrs. Agnes Osborne. Mrs. Ferdi-
! nand J. Fabian. Mrs. Newman. Mrs
! Martha Royle King and Mrs. William
/ IgleheaTt with some readings. Mrs.
Vollmer gives the second in a series
today.
/ =
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Grant entertained
/ informally last evening in honor of
| their twenty-ffth anniversary. Only
! the relatives were present and an even
ing Of informal music and csSyersation
was enjoyed.
Mrs. Charles Brink entertained at an
| informal euchre party yesterday after
| noon. her guests numbering about thir-
1 ~. Prizes We're won by Mrs. Joseph
Richards and Mrs. I. r. Black.
Mrs. p. Mcpherson and Mrs. Fred
| Davis entertained at a euchre party
! yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
| John Lefavour Of Park City. Eight
prizes were awarded to Mrs. Lsefavour,
| Mrs. F. F. Fox and Mrs. Wilson I. Sny-
1 der. The home was decorated with as
/ ters, sweet peas and nasturtiums, and
/ the TALES were handkerchief with
| nasturtiums. About forty ladies en-
| joyed the afternoon.
/ The first meeting OF the current
events and current literature section Of
the Ladies' Literary club will be held
| this afternoon at the club house at 2
o'clock. Mrs. NJ. p. White will review
! the principal events of the summer,
| and Mrs. ]. r. Grant will give Notes
! by the Way" in regard to her trip to
| st. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. I. NJ. Ingraham have
| returned from Long Beach, Cal, where
| they spent the summer.
! G.. W. stevenson left last evening for
| a short business trip TO Portland, Seat
tie and San Francisco.
Clarence James goes today to Chica7
so and st. Louis for a short trip.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. G. Maclean, accom-
| panied by their little son, Donald, left
Tuesday for Philadelphia.
/ W. f. Snedley and Miss Mary Smed-
! ley left yesterday for the east, where
Miss Smedley will enter school.
Mrs. w. c. Hall is home from short
stay in Colorado.
Mrs. Charles Post has returned from
! the east, where she spent a part Of the
summer.
Miss Alice Richie of Ogden is in the
| city visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Burt.
Miss Eleanor Igleheart is a guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Igleheart at 957
First street.
DR.. S. II. Pinkerton is still at Island
Park, a guest of the Bancrofts.
William Bee has just. completed a
four years course at the Philadelphia
| school of pharmacy and has returned
to Salt Lake TO make his home here.
Mrs. P. J. Quealy of Kemmerer,
Wyo., is spending a few days in the
city with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 3. Whitney.
Mrs. George Sutherland and daugh-
ter. Edith. will sail for home Oct I,
and viii be home about Oct. 20. Friends
viii be glad to learn that Miss Edith is
entirely recovered.
Dr. A. Domis Melvin has returned
from a trip of several weeks through
Yellowstone park.
Mrs. Z. V. Elias of Rock Springs,
Wyo.. is spending a month visiting
friends in the city.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Scion spiro will be at
home after Oct. at ISL First street.
\ Mrs Ira o. Rhoades and daughter,
Miss Winnie Rhoades. left yesterday
for New York, where Miss Rhoades
will enter Miss Masons school at Tar
rytOwn.
r. NJ. Breeder is back from short
visit TO Provo.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Grant, IT., of Og-
den are in the city. guests for a short
time of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Grant on