The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-10
Society,".

MIS- J. w alcOtI thompson, one OF the
seasons brides, was the guest of honor
yesterday at a luncheon given by Mrs.
Ellsworth Daggett. The spring idea
was carried out in all the de2oTa tons,
daffodis and ferns forming = color
scheme of gold and green. a low bed
of ferns extended the length of the ia
Die, and loose clusters of bright yellow
daffodils were arranged throughout he
bed. Ten guests were hidden, those
TO meet Mrs. Thompson being Mrs. r.
b Hardness, Mrs. l. L. Terry Miss
Pauline Terry, Mrs. ]. NJ. Bidwell. Miss
Katherine Judge, Mrs. d. Moore Lind
say, Mrs George X Fischer and Mrs.
Edward S. Ferry.
Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux was the
hostess yesterday at an elaborate
luncheon given at the Commercial club.
The large oval table was arranged to
seat nearly thirty guests, and was deco
rated entirely in pink and green A
fiat mirror held a central vase filled
with bridesmaid roses, and two high
glass vases were at either end holding
the same flowers. circle of ferns
studded with pink roses extended
around the table just beyond the places,
and the same flowers were stTewn over
the cloth. Place cards done in water
colors, showing a decoration OF the
spring flowers, were used. Mrs. Ma
rioneaux was seated, at the upper end
OF the table with Mrs. George SUther-
land on her right hand and Mrs. Frank
Roberts on her left. The other guests
invited were Mrs. David Hemphill, Mrs.
A. H BOXTud, Mrs. John Delauo Mrs.
II. c. BroclSnan, Mrs. III. c. Brownlee.
Mrs. II. ]. Dininny, Mrs. S. +. Karrick.
Mrs. Harry knight. Mrs. Ernest
Greenwood. Mrs. Hal Brown. Mrs. A.
j. HOsmer, Mrs. Rachel Miller, Mrs.
William Bradley. Mrs. w. A. McEnery,
Mrs. Harry Windsor. Mrs. J. 3. Evans,
Mrs. David Evans, Mrs. A. Brown, Mrs.
George Brice. Mrs. Joseph Rawlins,
Mrs. w. II. Jones. Mrs. ]. a. Langley,
Mrs. George W. Snow, Mrs. d. n.
Straup, Mrs. F. A Vincent, Mrs. c. o.
WhittemGre, Mrs. II. p. Henderson,
Mrs. II. c. Edwards. Mrs. w. ]. Lynch,
Mrs. H. NJ. Fennimore, Mrs. c. 1. Tut
tie. Mrs. Allen Sanford, Mrs. Frank
Kelsey, Mrs. r. ". Wilson, Mrs: Byron
Cummings and Mrs. Joseph Richards.
Mrs. George NJ. Downey entertained
at bridge yesterday In compliment to
Mrs. Benjamin Gallagher of Omaha
Four tables were filed with the guests.
and prizes We're won by Mrs Noses
Kirkpatrick and Mrs. G. \. Belden. The
invited guests were Mrs. Gallagher,
Mrs. William McCasIeIl. Mrs. Robert
Hardness, Mrs. kirkpatrick, Mrs. Will
-.
Frank Morrow. Mrs. b. c. Lockwood.
Mrs. Arthur Bird. Mrs George Belden.
Mrs George Y Wallace. Mrs w S
Mccormick. Mrs. Edward Wilkes, Mrs.
Samuel woodward. Mrs. Ellsworth
Daggett and Miss Keogh.
The marriage of Miss Myrtle Banks
and Leroy Eccles of ogden, which took
place yesterday in the temple, was fol-
lowed by a large reception last even
ing at the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. d. O. Banks, 1872 East
First South street. The bridal pair, ac-
cOmpanied by Miss Vida Eccles of Og-
den and Hugh w. DOugall stood be
fore the deep window in bower of pink
and white roses. The house was deco
rated throughout with pink and white.
carnations and roses being used in all
the rooms The dining table held
vase of pink carnations and two can
delabra with pink shades. From the
chandelier above hung streamers Of
pink satin ribbon.
Miss Geneve Ellerbeck assisted the
hostess in receiving, and Miss Hazel
Beatie and Miss Rebecca Nibley served
punch. IN the dining room the Misses
Mona and OTmRn Banks, Ida Rich and
Diana GustavesOn assisted.
The bride wore an imported gown of
white crepe de chine over taffeta with
trimmings of real lace. and carried a
shower bouquet of brides roses. Miss
EccIes was dressed in pale canary col
ored chiffon crepe with a bertha of lace.
and carried a shower of yellow roses
The young people left on the late train
for ogden, where the groom is in bust
ness with his father. David Eccles.
The engagement was announced re-
Gently in a college paper published at
Oberlin, O., of Miss Nora T. Fade, the
daughter of Captain James Fade, who
is the representative of Joseph Letter
in the west. to. Herbert r. Chapman of
Colorado Springs. Both the young peo-
pie have friends and acquaintance
here.
Judge. and Mrs. H H Rolapp and
Mr.. and Mrs. David EccIes came down
from ogden for the Banks-EccleS re
ception last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Bailey will en-
terrain at dinner next Monday evening.
Mrs. Joseph Baumgarten eHtertains at
cards this afternoon
Mrs. II. a Whitney gives a bridge
party this afternoon at her home on
Brigham street
Mrs. c. II. Won Knoblock viii enter
tain at cards next Wednesday at the
Landenberger home on Second street.
l.. b. Wicks gave dinner party at
his homo last evening.
The Ladies Literary club will hold
the regular meeting this afternoon at
the club house at , o'clock. Rev James
Carver OF Ogden will read paper on
Thackeray. and Mrs. George Snow
Carleton will discuss Uniform Mar
riage and Divorce Laws.
The Home Protective League will
meet at the home of Mrs. D. II. Two
mey at $50 o'clock this afternoon.
Mrs. ira II. Lewis viii be home the
first of the coming month after spend
ing the past few months in Chicago
and New York.
Judge and Mrs. James A. Miner are
now at home in the Emery Holmes.
The members of the st. Cecilia choir
Will enjoy a party this evening in the
knights of Columbus hall with Mrs.
Edward McGurrin. Mrs. G. c. Slade and
Mrs. John Harvey as chaperones.
The Modern Woodmen Of America
gave a masquerade ball last evening at
their hall. which was well attended.
Many fantastic costumes were worn