The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-12
248 Washington Avenue.

Joseph r Smith officiating. In the even
ing reception was given at the home of
of the bride. in honor of the young couple.
n large number of their friends attended
the affair. which was one of the notable
events OF the season The home on
T'Wenty-fOUrth street was prcttily decor
ated and brilliantly Illuminated for the
occasion The dining room was adorned
with pink and white roses with green
ferns and ribbon streamers The hail
way. where punch was served was
decorated in red and green while the
Darlors were decorated with masses of
SmilaX and ferns. The bride was attended
by Miss Neda Eccles. and wore a charm
ing gown OF white esprit lace over tat
feta- Miss EccleS' gown was of canary
nnlngs the groom was attended by l.. 3.
Spencer. and the bridal party stood under
a floral canopy in the DarlOr receiving
their guests. An orchestra furnished
music during the evening Mr. and Mrs
Eccles left Saturday for an extended trip
to the coast. On their return they Will
reside in a fine new home which is being
erected at the corner of Twenty-fitth and
Jefferson avenue.
A pretty dancing party was given Fri
day night at the Third ward amusement
nan by four popular young hostesses,
Misses Minnie Clark. Lucille Wallace,
BirQle WotherSpOOn and Josephine West
The hall was decorated with hearts in
commemoratiOn of Saint Valentine. There
We're long Streamers of hearts, big. me-
dunn and little, with two big palms and
draperies were artistiCaly used for the
making of a series of deIIsntfuIIy cosy
dance music for a large tnrOng of the
friends of the hostesses. In one corner
a punch bowl presided over by Mrs. Her
rick, was located and in another sherbets
and other light refreshments were served
by Mrs. Clark and Mrs. West.
The guests were: MessTs. and MesdameS
Joseph Clark, George shorten. Joseph
Wallace, J. l.. Herrick; Mesdames James
WotherSpOOn. Biddle and Joseph a West;
Misses Telitha Browning. Belva Wood
mansee. Louie Browning. Mae ScOwcroft,
Rosabelle ScOwcroft Clarfbel WOODS,
y Loo / ct
Tor, elena WOthersDOOn. Eta Browning,
Irma Browning. Florence Gay. Josephine
non. Mabel Shorten. Mary Roberts.
Gertrude Biddle. Allie Farr. Zephyr
smith smith n Elda Pin1ggree. LIZZIE E7 Evans
Earl Emmett, Willie Emmett Arch
Browning. Louis Peery. Jesse Richards,
George shorten, Howard jenkins. Willard
Ellis, John ScoWcroft- Earl I3allantyne,
Doxey. MILFORD Shurtliff Ernest Dee,
Arth Couch, AIDE Farr. Fred Goddard.
Willie Mckay. Walt stephens, D. fl
Showden Edwin Peterson. Willie Driver,
Walter Driver. Charles West, clyde Clark
Mrs. J. 5. Corlcw was the hostess on
Friday and Saturday afternoons at two
was the game indulged IN. and the fact
that the hostess announced that no prizes
were 10 be awarded. removed all tense
ness and added greatly to the enjoyment
of the afternoons. In lieu of the usual
prizes, each guest was presented with a
pretty wall medallion. representing an
English rustic on the first afternoon ana
a cup and saucer on the second. the gifts
being souvenirs of Mrs. COrlewS visit to
St Paul during her recent eastern trip
POtted hyacfnths in fun bloom were tho
decorative fea ture. Elaborate refresh
mentS were served, and just before the
guests left the tables. the hostess created
a great deal of merriment by presenting
the winner Of the greatest number OF
games with = burIesQue medal made OF
leather and bearing a pen sketched copy
of a joker in a deck of cards To the
loser OF the greatest number she gave
nfRf IN
fOrlOrn outline. the features of a human
face, and il was easy TO understand the
purpose Ou're beet Mrs Corlew has
issued invitations for a kensington on
Monday.