The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-12
SOCIETY
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Ter Pearl, who married G.. S. Thomas.
The home was delightfully."- decorated,
red roses Astounding, There was a per-
feet bower of red roses in the lovely lit
tie alcOVe In the parlOr, where the
bridal couple received their friends. in
the background OF the bower were
beautifully worked in red roses the I'M
itials =. and c.. standing for Pearl
and Charley, as they have been popu-
larry known 20 their many associates.
over their heads swung rose bell OF
beautiful red The decorations through
out in the parI0T we're in keeping with
these main features. The dining room
was done in yellow roses, and the lawn
ON which was dancing, was decorated
with Chinese lanterns and paper hearts
OF a variety of cOl0rs- making the
scene one of beauty The bride APP
peaTed most lovely i'm white crepe
de chene. over silk and carried white
roses The groom appeared i'm an even
ing suit. The wedding supper was an
elaborate affair, and the presents were
numerous and costly. The guests
were Messrs. and Me5Qames i. D.
Moore, ID. II. Clum, r. H. Cluff, s. l.,
Adams, j. g.. Graham, G. r. Thomas
T. a. CIum, a.. d.. Fletcher r.. H. Thorn
as. Jerry Clum. j. A. BOshard. H. II.
CluH. A. ID. Holloway r. W0oney,
Walter Adams. Francis Hedquest, Ben
Bullock, MILFORD NutLaIl, George start
up M. l.. Pratt. n. j. Daniels, George
Kelly, Walter Startup, Charles Giles,
w. H. StaTtUp, Mesdames $. f. Thomas
and Mary Boshard, Misses Sadie era
ham, Nellie Young, Amy Hart Phoebe
Campbell, Maude Graham, Pearl and
Lydia Jones, Jennie and Edith Thomas,
Messrs. Milton and Earl Thomas, Owen
SmO0t, George Con, Bert Thurman, Ed
ward Farrer, Guy Clark, Frank Hay
m0ud. Murray Snow and Clayton Clark,
Senator and Mrs. Reed SmO0t leave
Monday for Chicago and the Worlds
fair at st Louis.
What was intended to be a quiet June
wedding was transformed into a most
Jolly affair by about two score friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Reid meet
ing them at the Rio Grande Western
station Wednesday evening, when they
returned from the marital ceremony
performed at the salt Lake temple, and
sh0Weriug them with rice as they
alighted from the train. They were
then taken I'm O decorated hack to the
home of the young brides parents,
Judge and Mrs. S r. Thurman where
a most merry evening was spent, and
delightful Tepast served.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. j.. COrfmau enter
tanned about fifty people on Friday
evening at their beautiful home on the
corner of First North and Third East.
The reception was given I'm honor of
Misses Bell DeMCisy and Mamie Smith
and Mr. Howard Leedom who have just
returned from school The decorations
were both beautiful and elaborate. Vel
low was the prevailing color ia the par
Tors and pink roses were used .abund-
autly In the dining room. Progressive
Finch and music made the evening one
long 10 be remembered during the in
PERMISSION from gaiety. Misses Bell De
Noisy ana Mamie Smith presided over
the punch bowl. The guests were:
Misses Jones. Howe. Pierce. BOnham,
Thurman, Johnson, Davis. Pike, Gull
bertsOn, HOagI8ud, Cuff, Noon, Taylor,
Clark, Quiuby, Durland, Alexander
Dusenberry, Moore TyelVes, straw
horn, Bachman, Cond, Isely, HOlbrook.
Bachmau, MeSsrs. Buchl. Graham
Clark, Alexander B0uham, Andeliu,
Accord, TweIves. Nelson, Beck, Johnson,
Duriand, Bee. Sutton, Leedon, smith,
Baker, Noon. WolfrOm Waldorf, VIM
ter. RubIe, Fairbanks, Hutton, Van
I4W, Braudburys DeM1isy and Heind-
s5lmau.
Miss sadie Gray was a salt Lake Wis
itor a couple of days this week
Miss Hazel Taylor was the charming
hostess at a Childrgus party on Mon
sixth birthday of little Miss Miriam.
About thirty children were delightfully."-
entertained with a variety Of amuse-
ments, after which a most delicious
lunch was served.
Miss Violate Elliott IS spending this
week i'm Salt Lake visiting with her
many friends.
Mrs. Clara Jarvis Is spending a cou-
PIE OF weeks in salt Lake.
ra9- r.-H 90. -H-HHr
have returned from a very successful
tour of the southern counties. They
report a pleasant trip, but are pleased
10 be at home in the Garden City
again.
Miss Hattie Snow was the hostess at
q most delightful social Tuesday even
ing I'm honor OF Mr.. John Willard of
Oakley. IDA. The evening was one of
continuous gaiety and merrimeut. A
delicious Tepast was served. The guests
were. Misses Alberta Singleton, Maud
Dunn, Hazel Singleton, Mamie Vincent
Sadie Ellison, Ruby Halliday Clara FL
lisOn and Hattie Vincent, Messrs. John
Murdoch, Leo Boren, John Willard Roy
Goodman and Richard Eckland.
Miss Maud Graham was the guest Of
Miss Dalton of salt Lake this week.
Among those attending the grand re-
cepti0n given Tuesday evening at the
McCune home In Salt Lake City for Of
fIcers of the N. I. A. were the follow
ing from this city Mr.. and Mrs j. f..
Hickman, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Buttle,
AIRS. Clara Jarvis and Misses Nary
B0shard, Ethel smith, Violate Elliott
and sadie Graham.
Mrs. CoFneiIa Clayton entertained at
her home Monday evening In honor OF
her son lie Roy, who has just returned
from Montana. About thirty guests
were present The evening passed
pleasantly in games. songs and recita-
ti0us. Dainty refreshments were served
by the charming hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. RaybOuld of Salt Lake
Eity are the guests OF Mrs. Ephraim
Sutton.
President j. $. Page of Payson was
visiting Attorney j. =, Page ia this
city Wednesday
Attorney Frank MCGraW and mother,
Mrs Mary McGraW of salt Lake viii
spend the summer in the Garden City.
W. ID. Roberts spent Thursday at the
state capital
James II. ThOrne of Pleasant Grove
was visiting relatives I'm this city on
Thursday.
Mrs. Ann Campbell announces the
engagement of her daughter Phoebe.
% A o. SmOot. jr Marriage to take
place in September.
Miss Lula Bates was a visitor IN salt
Lake Wednesday.
Miss Alberta Singleton entertained
ia a most charming manner at dinner
on Monday afternoon Miss Hattie
snow and Mr. John Willard OF Oakley. 7
Ida.