The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-21

| MIS- JOHN h Woodward OF Fort
Douglas was the hostess yesterday at
an elaborate luncheon, followed by an
Informal game Of bridge in compliment
70 Mrs. H B. Tower of Detroit and
Mrs Theodore A. Baldwin Of Fort As
| siniboine. Montana The guests were
| seated at small tables in the rooms for
| the luncheon, but later the tables were
placed on the porch and the lawn for
| the game Sweet peas in the various
colors were used in decoration The
guests numbered about thirty
/
| A simple home wedding of yesterday
was that of Miss Leda RawIins. daugh-
/ ter of Mr. and Mrs Joseph l. Rawlins.
TO William Wallace Ray. The wedding
| service of the Episcopal church was
| read at 500 by Dean James 3. Eddie,
only the close relatives being present.
| a supper was served Immediately after
and the young people left on the night
/ train for Portland and the west. They
/ will spend some time on the coast and
| will be at home late in the summer with
| Mr.. and Mrs. Rawlins at their home on
| First street
A quiet church wedding of yesterday
| was that of Miss Edwina Beebe, daugh-
| ter of Mrs. Pauline c. Beebe and Fred
| erick Warding Pitcher. formerly of
| New York The ceremony was per-
| formed at noon in the First PTesby-
terrain church by the Rev. r. q. Nc
/ Niece. and was witnessed by only the
mother of the bride and a few init
mate friends. Immediately afterwaTd
Mr. and Mrs. Pitcher left for the coast
They Viii spend some time in Portland
and later Will go east
! The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Rein
hart of Kansas City to Thomas J. Fla
DIT
day at o'clock at St. Mary's cathedral,
Bishop l. ScanIan officiating Only a
few friends were present to witness the
ceremony, and later the young couple
left for Portland. whence they go to
Butte TO make their home
An Informal hop viii be given at the
post Friday evening instead of the
regular band concert
Mrs. Tom D. Pitt has issued cards for
| a reception to be given this afternoon
from till o'clock to meet Mrs. Ada
Schooling and Mrs. Charles y. McLouth.
! Mrs l. L Archer entertained yesteT-
day afternoon in compliment TO Mrs. W.
g Cambridge.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Sayford are al
home for the remainder Of their stay at
I the Halls.
The midweek luncheon at the COun-
| tended, d large number of the members
having arranged for guests.
Mrs. J. II. Powers, mother of Mrs y.
Y. Taylor, has gone to Wisconsin for a
part of the summer.
Mrs. Warren G Bogue has returned
from trip of some four months
through Europe
The ladies of Fort Douglas viii not
be at home tomorrow a. their custom is
on Thursdays, but will resume their
! Thursdays at home next week
!
Mrs. r L. Oswald and her daughter
Hazel left last evening over the salt
Lake Route for Los Angeles. They viii
he guests of the Leonard family for d
| few weeks.
Dean and Mrs J. b Eddie and their
children viii leave this evening for Los
Angeles
| Q. \ Jennings and Miss Olive Jen-
nings are home from three weeks trip
to Los Angeles
Miss Charlotte Druehl of Chicago Is
a guest of her cousin, Mrs NJ l. Ogles-
by, 134 II street
Miss Ethel Young and Miss Geneve
Douglas viii be i'm town from Ogden
today to spend a few days with Miss
| Florence Grant.
Miss Olive Jennings viii entertain
| Thursday afternoon in compliment &c
| Miss Anna Hall.
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Cards have been received IL
this city from Los Angeles, Cal
announcing the marriage of Miss Hem
Tietta Hall to Henry Z. King The
! marriage took place last Wednesday il
the Hotel NadeaU. only d few friends
| of the young people being present
Mrs Henry {. Holman and little
daughter viii leave this evening foI
Long Beach, Cal. where they vii
spend the summer.
|
Miss Mabel Don and James T. Mad
sen were married at the residence OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Don, Monday, and viii be at home tC
their friends at 126 South Seventh East
street.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. u. TObin entertained
| their immediate family Friday evening
| from Z to 10 o'clock in honor of the
hostess twenty-fifth birthday Re
fTeshmentS were served at 5 O'Clock
the dining room being pTofusely deco
/ rated with pink and white roses, while
the parIors were bright with the same
shade of carnations. The hostess re-
ceiVeu many presents a collection OF
cut glass and haud-painted china being
! among many other gifts Mr. and Mrs
ToDin were assisted during the evening
by Mrs. Lee SandcTSou and Miss Josie
| AulVauey- Those present were Mr. anC
/ Mrs. w .. CarbiS. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
) liam Sanderson- Mr- and Mrs Lee san
dcrsOn. AR and Mrs Albert Napier
/ Mrs. Jack Forbes Of Bingham MIS-
/ Vivian Misses Esther Carbis. Myrtle
! Forbes Ida and Kate Davis. Josie Null
vaney. Francis Mullaney, Hunter Pow
! ell Wane Carbis. Teddie NappeT, LOTiT
ana Homer SandersOH- Edwin Davis
; Harry King.
Mr. and Mrs A. l. Lovey, now o.
Butte, are in salt Lake for a few days
The marriage of Miss Edith NJ. Ken
and Hugh Alexander McMilliH will TAKE
place at st. Marks cathedral at a.
; o'clock this evening.
; MARRIAGE LICENSES.
6}a-Joseph Rands Maxwell. Salt Lake.
Ida NJ Thoresen. Logan