The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-15
Society.

ot the brides parents. The wedding
service was read by Rev, Elmer l.
Goshen Of The First Congregational
church, and was followed by a reeep-
ton from until 10 O'Clock. At the
hour OF the bridal party descended
the stairway TO the strains OF the LO-
hengrin's Bridal Chorus" played by
Arthur Shepherd. First came the four
bridesmaids. Miss Sue Clark. Miss
Leila Fowler Miss Minnie Lambourne
and Miss Lillian Lambourne. These
were followed by the little ring-bearer,
Miss Helena Wallace, and last came
the bride leaning on the arm OF her
father. As they reached the clergy
man they were joined by the groom
and the best man, L. s, Ferry. and the
music changed 10 the softer passages
in the same opera. followed by the SER
vice to the Mendelssohn wedding
march. At the reception which toi-
lowed nearly a hundred friends called
to extend good wishes to the young
people. The home was cheerful with
many flowers, green ana white alone
being used in the drawing-room where
the ceremony took place. In the din
ing-rOOm pale pink carnations were
used for the centerpiece Of the table
and green and white predOminated In
the decorations. The bride wore a
princess gown OF white satin chiffon
with lace trimmings and carried a
shower of brides roses. All OF the
maids were dressed in sunrise pink and
carried pink carnations. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fowler left on the late train for the
east where they viii visit New York.
Boston. Washington and Philadelphia,
and whence they Will so to Florida for
short stay.
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Miss Winnie Rhoades was the hostess
yesterday at a beautifully appointed
violet luncheon given at the Alta club.
The long oval table was laid in the
gold room and was study in violet
from the chandelier to the edges. In
the center was ring Of lights hidden
in violet shades, and above this sus-
pended from the chandelier was an
immense bell OF streamers of the same
color. 4 bank Of ferns extended
around this and from this ribbons were
laid TO each plate where a bunch of
violets were placed for each guest.
Place cards done in violets were used
and violet corrections added to the
color. The guests were; Mrs. George
Y. Wallace, Mrs. 4. L, Hutchinson,
Miss Alice Goodwin, Miss LOrene
Leary, Miss Louise Sullivan. Miss
Stella Mcintyre. Miss Jenna-Budd Ged-
des, Miss May KeTvin. Miss Maude
Fitch, Miss Lillian Fitch, Miss Mary
Moore. Miss Leila Stingley. Miss Mary
Smedley, and Miss Florence Kimban.
Mr.. and Mrs. Job p. Lyon arrived
Yesterday morning from the coast.
where they were married on Monday.
They are home at Whitehall.
Miss Dorothy Kinney is expecting 20
leave shortly for a trip to Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Seton Lindsay will
entertain at cards tomorrow evening.
Mrs. q. Frank Clark. daughter of
Mrs. G. X. OFT, left last evening for
Los Angeles to spend the winter.
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Captain and Mrs. Arthur T. Mark
arrived yesterday from ST. Paul, and
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. David s
Murray. Mrs. Mark will be the guest
of honor tomorrow at a luncheon given
by Mrs. Arthur X. S Bird at her home.
Mrs. William McCaskell will en-
terrain at a luncheon at the Alta club
next Wednesday.
Little John Woodward will entertain
his small friends at fancy dress ball
this afternoon at the post hop room.
The Twenty club, composed of a
score of the young men of the Cniver-
sity and the Uintah clubs will give a
dance this evening at the Ladies Lit
erary club.
Mrs. Charles ". Fiheld will entertain
a party Of the young girls at bridge
next Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. J. P. McGrath gives 4 bridge
tea this afternoon.
Miss Althea Wheeler and Miss Anna
Houngberg VIII leave shortly on q
months trip to the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Sinms OF Gibson
city, Iowa. are guests for a short time
Of Mr.. and Mrs Russell L. Lowry.
DR.. s. II. Pinkert0a and J. Z. Baeley
left for the east last Sunday morning.
AAI I'll itiiL Ehttlt0 ana current liter
allure section Of the Ladies' Literary
club viii meet this afternoon at the club
house at > o'clock, where Mrs. Aaron
keysor will read a description OF
Americas Most Beautiful Piece Of
Architecture" the Cathedral of ST.
John the Divine, and Miss Katherine
Page will review The Garden OF Al
Ian"
Miss Flora Baldwin and Mrs. A-ir-
GINA Snow Stephens will go 10 Provo
tomorrow morning to address the Utah
county teachers institute at their reg
ular monthly meeting.
Mrs. William A Wetzell gives an
other Informal musicale for her pupils
tomorrow evening at her studio in the
Templeton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard .. Meckle,n-
burg left last evening for Los Angeles
to spend the holidays with Mrs. Neck
lemburg's mother, Mrs. y. N. Wall.
A1r. MecklemburE viii return about
Jan. !. Mrs. Mecklemburg will proba
bly, spend the winter visiting her
mother.
The Nineteen club met Wednesday
evening with Mrs. f. G. Kidder and
enjoyed the game of 500. Prizes were
wo- by Mrs. F. II. Abbott, Mrs. :.
ShirrelI, Osmahd Bates and Judge J.
ID. Pardee.
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The first of the series of class dances
at the university is to be given by the
Freshman class tonight The hall will
be decoated in gay c6lors and the at
fair made the largest given so far this
year at the school.
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Miss Claudia Morris returned Sunday
from three months visit 10 St. Louis
and Louisiana No.