The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-07

-AASS -hA~AAN AAoRBOOA " III ANuN Z ~
night for De Lamar, after spending the
past few weeks in Ogden with Mr.. and
Mrs. r Z. Hoag.
Mrs. J. II. Brown and her little
! daughters. Creighton and Ross Brown,
returned yesterday from Brighton,
where they have spent the summer at
Balsam hill cottage.
Miss Kate Mackenzie has returned
from a trip through Montana and
Idaho,
/ Mrs. 5. d. StuTgis entertained at q
luncheon at the Country club Tues
! Mrs. w. P. Kiser viii entertain at a
! luncheon today i'm honor of Miss Helen
/ Gillespie and Miss Sarah Alexander.
! Mr.. and Mrs. W C. Lamb are back
from lakewood, where they spent the
week end and Labor day with Colonel
/ and Mrs. Edwin f. Holmes.
The marriage of Miss Mae Crane and
/ Carl Prinz of Milwaukee took place
last evening at the home of the brides
] parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crane.
| on Brigham street The marriage
| service was read By Rev. Elmer /.
! Goshen of the First Congregational
church at $50 o'clock. while Miss Clara
| leighton played the Lohengrin Bridal
( Chorus" The bride was attended bv
| her sister. Miss Gala Crane. and Al
! fred PTinZ of Milwaukee was the best
man. Miss Agnes Caffey carried the
ring bearing it to the groom in a
J white rose.
Following the marriage. from S till
II CLOCK wedding reception was
given, which was attended by some 200
of the friends of the Young people.
Receiving the guests with the bridal
party we're Mr.. and Mrs. Crane and
Mrs. PrinZ, while Mrs. D. r. Coombs
! and Mrs. Ernest Anstee served punch.
] In the dining room were Miss Edith
| Hobbs. Miss Essie Beemer Miss Daisy
Holt, Miss Louise Holt and Miss Irma
Walker. The home was bright with
| flowers for the event. the parlOr where
the bridal party stood being done en-
tirely in white and green. The bridal
party stood beneath q wedding bell of
White asters, and white asters formed
! the main decoration. Pink asters We're
used in the library and bright red
flowers in the dining room. While the
hall was all in yellow. The bride wore
dainty gown of white crepe de
meteor with trimmings of real lace i'm
panels and bertha. Her long tulle veil
was fastened with orange blossoms and
diamond pin, the gift of the groom
was her only ornament Miss Crane
also Wore white, her gown being Of
crepe de chine with pink roses. Little
Miss Caffey was dressed entirely in
white
Mr.. and Mrs. Prinz leave today for
the east to make an extended tour of
the large cities, and later they Will
make their home in Milwaukee
The marriage of Miss Ella Buddemer
and John w. Mackey took place last
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar L. Cox on Capitol hill. The
marriage service was read by DR.. II.
j. Talbot at O'Clock, Mrs. William
y. Wetzell singing during the service.
% Promise Me" The bride was at
tended by her sister Mrs Cox. as
matron Of honor. and Mr. Cox was the
best man. Following the ceremony
about thirty intimate friends sat down
TO a wedding supper. and later Mr.. and
Mrs. Mackey left for Beaumont, Tex.
Inc bride wore d gown of white or
candle over taffeta, with trimmings of
Val lace. A long veil of tulIe fell the
length of her train, and a shower of
brides roses was carried. Mrs. Cox
was IN pink crepe de chine With a
bertha and trimmings of real lace
Bridesmaids roses were i'm her hon
quet- The home was bright with palms
and pink asters.
The marriage of Miss Efie Nebeker
and Professor William NJ. Jardine took
place yesterday at noon at the home Of
he brides aunt, Mrs. james Stokes.
The ceremony was performed by Bish-
op q. F. Whitney, only the intimate
friends being present The bride Is
the daughter of the late Ira Nebeker.
and the groom is in charge of the ag-
ricultural department of the Logan
Agricultural college Mr.. and Mrs.
Jardine left last evening for their
home in Logan.
Mrs. Priscilla Jennings viii be the
hostess today at a luncheon for Miss
Elsie Ritter.
Mrs. A. b. Sloan gives a bridge tea
today at the post to the women of the |
garrison.
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Miss Alice W. Rowe is home from a !
summer spent in the east
Mrs. 5. b. Miner leaves today for /
New York, to meet her son. Jay Mil
ner, on his return from England.
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Miss Sara Reed Park will be IN the |
city Sunday to spend a month of the !
autumn with Mrs. c. H. Mcmahon
Mr.. and Mrs, John :. Lewis returned /
yesterday after an absence of some /
time in the east. They will be at home (
for the winter at 81 Fourth East street. |
Miss Mary Olive GRAY is at home for
the present with Mrs John @. Felt.
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James Ingebretsen has returned from
Z. short vacation spent in Portland and
Seattle.
AIRS Everett Buckingham viii leave
early next week FOR Omaha, where size
viii visit for a short time with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lynn kemper-
Miss Mary Hoag is back from ogden.
where she spent the past few weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hoag at the
Virginia.
Miss E. X. Parker has returned from /,
a stay at the Hermitage and is al
home for the winter at the Manitou.
Miss Jennie Knight OF Provo. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Knight. and
Willis L. Mangum of the same place
We're married yesterday at noon in the
temple and left Immediately for an
extended tour of the western coast.
The marriage OF Miss Claudia
schmiePer and Gates T. Paddock took
place yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
Dr. W NJ Paden officiating. The we'd