The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-29
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ceptlOn gwen BY Mrs. Fisher Harris
ana Miss Agatha Berkhoel at the Har-
/ rs home on G street. The rooms were
4 filled with the Odor of June flowers and
| screens of ferns and palms smut out the
neat. Great bowls of many cOlored
/ sweet peas were placed everywhere
! and mantels and corners were banked
[ with roses. The broad xeranda was
/ table was arranged, DECORATED with
! ferns and roses
! The receiving party which contained.
| besides the guest of honor. Mrs g G.
/ Piummer and Mrs. Agnes Osborne,
| stood in the parlOr TO the right Of the
/ entrance, and bevy OF the young girls
| served punch at the entrance In the
] dining room Mrs. PfOutz and Miss Al
/ thea Wheeler had charge, and the
t young girls assisting these were Miss
4 Rose Howard, Miss JoseDhine Bolts
| ford, Miss Pearl Savage Miss Marie
| BerkhoeL Miss Josephine MAR and Miss
/ Margaret Harris About 300 friends
! called during che hours which were
! from till g. Just preceding the Tecep-
| ton recital by number of the pupils
! Of Miss Berkhoel was given for the
/ pleasure of the great teacher. Madam
/ Fox spoke highly of the work of the
! pupils and the friends who were in
/ vited TO hear the programme did also
/ Miss Beatrice O'ConnOr sang the aria
/ from jeanne date by BenbeTg. and
! for a recall. 4 Hid BY Love- By Guy
/ D'HaTteloJ- Mrs Arthur Peters sang
'Chanson PrOvenciate," by Dell Acqua.
I with a remarkably clear and bell-like
/ soprano. and Miss Rena Redman's lyric
/ soprano was heard to good advantage
I in -MaTinella,' by Randegger. Miss
/ Clara Halls number. Summertime
| was well done. and Miss Louise Nc
! Hugh. although the youngest of the
! vOcalists. was given a cordial Tecep-
/ ton. Mrs. Harris and Miss BeTkhOeI
! closed the brief programme with a Sc
/ lection from Elijah" in which the two
voices were well blended and harmoni-
Gus
/ The marriage of Miss Anna sara Hall
! TO Robert King Brown. which took
! place last evening while one of the sim
/ plest of home weddings. was a beautiful
/ one. The marriage service was read DIT
8 O'Clock in the evening. the close
! friends and the relatives Of the yoUnE
/ people witnessing the event. The bride
/ was attended by her sister. Miss Bess
! Hall. and Peter Randolph Morris was
/ the best man. AS, the sunset rays en-
! tered the corner where the bridal pair
| stood. the two little ribbon bearers,
! Gladys Savage and Margaret Dunn.
/ stretched the ribbons, and a. Mrs. L. !.
/ King played the Bridal Chorus Miss
/ Olive Jennings sanE~the song A. the
!
/ Beauty'S Eyes. and when the bene-
4 diCtion WAS pronounced the MendelS-
| sohn wedding march sounded. = thor
/ Oughly informal reception followed.
I only the intimate friends being present
! and later the young people left over the
] salt Lake Route for a wedding trip
J Superintendent H =. Van HouScn haN-
| ing given them his private car for the
! trip.
! The bride wore d dainty gown OF
/ PATHS muslin. with trimmings of Val.
4 lace and a long tulle veil. The veil was
fastened with "a brooch of diamonds
and pearls. the gift Of the groom \
! shower bouquet of brides roses COM
/ pleted her costume Miss Ress Hall
was dressed I'm white, also, her gown
I being Of fine net over taffeta- The
/ house was bright with many flowers.
( white and green being used in the par
/ Tor where the bridal party stood. Palms
/ and many white roses made Il bower.
! and white roses were seen on every
| hand. The dining room was decorated
I in pink and green. Ribbons Of the two
{ ColOrs were feStOOHed 10 the four cor
ners of the table the ceuteTpiece of
I which was a low bed of pink roses. In
4 the reception hall red flowers were USed.
4 After their return Mr. and Mrs
Brown viii be at home for awhile at
! 707 Second street
! \ party OF young people. chapeToned
: two dozen of her friends yesterday
at the lake enjoying the bathing and
/ dancing The were Miss Winnie
/ RhOadeS. Miss Alice Goodwin Miss
/ I-Oreue Learv. Miss Leila Potter of st.
/ Joseph. Miss Mildred Mcmillan, Miss
Bess Mcintyre, Miss Bess Niles. Miss
: EIoise Sadler, Miss Stella Mcintyre,
! Roger Sherman. Harold Fabian. Hooper
/ Dunbar. Frank CarhaTt Wallace BTe-
7 Il
/ Leary. Alex Thomas and Robert Poe
/ Mrs. w. J. BOWTinE entertained about
/ two dozen of her friends last evening
/ at a card party for Mrs. ". &. Cam
! bridge of Denver. Five hundred was
! the game played six tables being filed
I with the guests Prizes were won by
{ Mrs. O K Lewis and Mrs. Emma EC-
/ CieS. The rooms were fragrant with
pink and white sweet peas. and deco
rated tallies and score cards were used
4 Mrs Ernest Drake entertained yes
| tefddy morning at a card party, fol-
l lowed by a luncheon, for Mrs John
/ Reed of Denver Ten tables were filled
J with the players and euchre was the
game. Mrs Reed winning one prize and
/ Mrs r A. Wallace the other The
/ home was bright with quantities Of
/ roses and sweet peas. and handsome
[ handkerchief tallies and score cards
/ were used
Mrs G.. r. Pearsall entertained at a
{ luncheon at the Country club yesterday.
/ AT which sixteen of her friends were
/ seated. Among the others who gave af-
{ fairs were Miss Stella Salisbury, Mrs.
| Seton Lindsay and Mrs. Arthur r. :.
Bird The grounds were filled with
! players all afternoon. both tennis and
golf enthusiasts being in evidence
/ Afiss Gertrude Damon is visiting her
I sister. Mrs. Fred Adams, for the sum
mer. Miss Damon was recently award
| ed highest hOnors in her graduation
/ from the New England Conservatory Of
Music.
/ Mrs. PauIina Sands has issued invi-
/ tations for a card party TO be given
! Thursday. July 6, to meet Mrs. Charles
/ Cain Crismon-
/ Mrs r. o Howard entertains tomor-
row at a luncheon at the Country club
/ in compliment 81 Miss JOY De Camp,
| who is a guest of her aunt, Mrs Led
| yard NJ Bailey.
! Mrs. Agnes Osborne gives a large
| musicale this evening for Madam An
| celia NJ. Fox of Chicago.
/
Miss Annie Rankin Of Greensburg
| will be in the city Saturday TO spend a
| week as the guest OF Miss Vera Lane.
| Miss Rankin has just completed her
college course and viii go from here to
/ Portland, Ore, with her father
The Misses Hartley have issued iuvi-
| fsfious for cards for Wednesday. JULY