The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-22

luncheon yesterday for Bishop Daniel
, futile of St Louis, who is a guest
at the Carter home Bishop F. 5. Spald-
ing and Dean James B. Eddie were in
vited to meet the bishop.
Mrs. ID. E. Moore viii entertain at
small and informal affair for Mrs. Johh
Reed this evening.
Mrs. z. w Matson of ogden was
obliged to recall the invitations for her
party TO be given yesterday on account
of the Illness of her small son
Miss Constance Kirkpatrick viii leave
the last of the week for San Francisco
where she will join her mother TO go 70
Lake Tahoe for the summer
Mrs. Martha Royle King and her SON
Royle. returned yesterday from Spring
vile. where they spent the past week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Richards
Dr. and Mrs Edward La Zelle OF
Denver passed through the city yester-
day on their way to Yellowstone park,
and spent the day with salt Lake
friends.
Miss Olive Jennings viii entertain a
few girl friends this afternoon for Miss
Anna Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. W. r Wallace VIII
leave shortly for trip to the north
west. going to Alaska 10 spend part
of the time of their absence
The marriage of Miss Verna BaTTows
and Joel L. Harris of Ogden took
place yesterday at noon in the SAT-
Lake temple. The young people left on
the afternoon train for Ogden, where a
large and elaborate reception was Civ
- off f1sa
brides parents.
party of young people went for a
1 horse back ride I'D City Creek canyon
1 Tuesday, the -chaperOnes being Mr.. ana
Mrs. +. c. Parsons.
The marriage of Miss Emily G. James
and William E. NayIoT took place last
evening at o'clock. Bishop o. f. Whit
ney officiating The bride was attended
I by Miss Maud NayIOr as bridesmaid,
and Bert NayIor was the best man.
Following the ceremony reception Wds
I given at which about 80 friends were
entertained The house and grounds
were beautifully decorated for the al
/ fair the interior with quantities Of
/ roses and the outside hung with many
/ lanterns. a japanese corner was ar
/ ranged on the porch. where punch was
/ served and small tables over the lawn
/ were used for the refreshments MISS
] Leone Wiscomb served punch Inc
/ bride wore a dainty gown OF soft wnlte
silk and carried brides roses and Miss
/ NayIOr was dressed in pink mule and
/ carried pink sweet peas Mr. and MIS-
I NayIor left on the late train for the
| northwest to spend the next fortnight IN
/ Portland and San Francisco. Later
they will mske their home in this city.
J r T. an
| spent the early part of the week IN the
/ city on her way home from Alaska,
/ visiting her sister. Mrs Vivian Jones
| Mrs. H. x. Murray has gone on to
, the coast after spending few days
with the s. D. Evans family
/ Mrs. a. G. Andrews entertains a few
| friends next Monday afternoon in com
/ pIiment to Mrs. John Reed.
/
I Mr. and Mrs Edward Moore VIII
shortly be at home to their friends at
/ 233 Seventh East street.
| Mrs Thomas y. Pitt gave a reception
/ yesterday afternoon in compliment to
/ Mrs. Ada Schooling of Louisville, KY,
! and Mrs &. w. MaCJouth of san Jose,
/ Cal. Receiving with the hostess and
/ her guests were Mrs. w g Hall, Mrs
! George ii. w ftBff- MIS- tttlttif u t4ttE II
/ and Miss Margaret Pointer. Miss Helen
I Vfnpate and the Misses Nellie and
/ Florence SChiTmer served punch anu
an orchestra stationed in the alCoVe
1 furnished a fine musical programme.
+ The house was decorated in flowers,
/ sweet peas and roses predOminating,
and the Union and confederate flags
were used together in the wall decOra-
| tons. About forty friends were in
I vited.
Miss Helen Evans is home from the
/ Bennett school At Irvington- on-the-H ud-
! son. and viii spend the summer with
F! her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. :. D. Evans
! Mrs. F.. Drake viii entertain at cards
next "Wednesday morning in honor Of
Mrs. John Reed.
Miss Edythe Ellerbeck has gone t.
/ Ogden to attend the wedding reception
Of her cousin, Miss Verna BarTows-
Mrs John Anderson and Mrs T Fl
! Smith return today from an extended
trip to the coast. where they attended
/ the opening of the fair.
/ At . o'clock yesterday afternoon. at
/ the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r Butter
( worth the marriage Of their daughter
Pearl to Edward HOIlander was held
The wedding was a quiet one. witnessed
Z only by relatives and d few friends OF
the bride. Judge NJ. l. Richie offici-
ated A reception was rendered the
young couple, from 4 to 10 o'clock. Mr.
/ and Mrs Hollander left on the mid
! night train for Portland They vii
make their home in POCateIlO-