The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-07
Society,".

I SthEil- WHICH WIS dLLenUeu DIV large
number Of the friends of the young
I people.
The home was decorated throughout
in pink and white. a bower formed Of
| the pink and white roses making a
place for the bridal party In the din
ing room large basket of the pink
| roses formed the central deeoHation for
the table, and pink ribbons at each
corner hung from the chandelier. while
| shower OF the roses fell from above
The bride wore a gown of white crepe
/ de chine with a yoke and bertha of
/ real lace With this she carried a
| shower of bride roses. Mrs Wood
j bridge wore white silk mule and Miss
| Edith Evans was dressed In pale blue
| crepe de Venice. She carried brides
maid roses
At the reception following the service
/ Miss Bessie Williamson served punch.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Pischel left last evening
Tor the northwest and a months tour
| or the coast after which they will
make their home in Salt Lake.
] The engagement Is announced of Miss
Emma Ramsey to George .. Morris.
| The wedding will take place the latter
I part Of the month. Miss Ramsey is
/ just home from the east. where she
has been pursuing her musical studies.
The WOman's club held the annual
| luncheon yesterday afternoon at the
Commercial club The round table was
laid in the private dining room and was
! decorated with quantities Of pink roses.
! Mrs. Howard 5. Stowe was the toast
mistress and introduced the speakers
with individual sallies. Mrs A J.
johnson was the first speaker and she
spoke on Our New President" The
other tOaSts were. Mrs. &. s. Kinney,
1 +'WumppFc (TInhc-fT Mrs A Tav-Ior
'GoOdfellOwship;" Mrs. J. l.. Bowman.
The New Member" Miss Fannie
BUckbee. The Club Husband" Those
seated at the board were: Mrs. Howard
:. Stowe. Mrs. c. 5. Kinney. Mrs.
Sarah Powers. Mrs A. Y. Taylor. Mrs.
! A. J. Johnson, Mrs. A. T. Moon. Mrs.
Frank L Hines. Mrs. BUckbee. Miss
! Fannie Buckbee. Miss Mary Alexander.
Mrs w F Beer, Mrs. D. y. Straup,
| Miss Phoebe Marohn. Mrs. Rebecca
| Little Mrs Helen KimbalI. Mrs. T. W.
Whitley Mrs ]. I. Bowman. Mrs.
Sarah Dean. Mrs G. II. Elliott. Mrs.
r. NJ. Guthrie and Mrs. L. Higley.
The large event of today viii be the
anniversary reception to he given this
afternoon by Colonel and Mrs. 3. G.
Lockwood and Major and Mr.. A NJ.
Smith of Fort Douglas The hours are
from ( TO s, and the men are included
IN the invitations.
Miss Gertrude Mayer and Charles
Cain Crismon will be married this
evening at s o'clock at the home of
the brides parents on Third East
street The wedding ceremony will be
| followed by d large reception. at which
a great number Of the friends of the
young people viii be entertained.
Mrs. W. D. Roberts of Provo is in
town for few days shopping.
The usual mid-week luncheon viii be
served at the Country club this after
noon, the hours being from 1880 till
2;30. a number of special parties are
| arranged for the day.
Miss Beatrice O'COnnor entertained
yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss
June Bintz. Four tables were filed
with the players and sixty-three was
the game. The house was decorated
in the color chosen for Miss Bintz we'd
/ ding, white and green. The tally cards
we're hand-decorated in maiden hair
| fern. bride roses and white clover
Prizes were won by Miss Bintz and
Miss Agatha BerkhOel. The guests
were: Miss Florence Grant. Miss
Agatha BerkhOel. Miss Gertrude Mayer.
] Miss Elsie Scheid, Miss Susan Sawyer,
! Miss Helen Critzer. Miss Bessie Critzer,
/ Miss Helen Bamberger. Miss Eva
| Richardson. Miss Phoebe Hardin, Miss
/ Evelyn Mason. Miss Mabel Gaines of
Berkeley, Miss Della Richards, Miss
/ Mercy Berkely, Miss Josephine Bots
/ ford, Mrs Frank White and Mrs. Fred
! erick [. Leonard
| Mrs L J Kyes and Miss Esteila
| Schwartz leave tonight for a three
weeks visit at the Portland fair and
| Seattle.
I Mrs. :. r. Sturgis of Fort Douglas
| entertained at luncheon yesterday at
| her home.
Mrs. G. W. Fifeld was the hostess at
an informal bridge party yesterday
I Afternoon.
! Miss Margaret Mcclure is home from
/ school in san Francisco to spend the
summer.
Miss Lucy Gaby entertained yester-
/ day afternoon for the Misses Bertha
and Ethel Jones Of Duluth, who are
! her guests for a short time.
Mrs. George A. Atkin of Milford is
( in the city visiting friends for a short
time
/ Mrs. ". II. Nonahan is now at home
+ at 113 Second street.
| Miss Katherine DouEall of Spring
/ vile is spending few days in the city.
! Dale Park leaves this morning for
+ his home i'm the northern part of the
state.
The pupils of the Collegiate institute
gave d party at the school last evening
/ in compliment to the members of the
! senior class and also TO Herbert \
/ Anderson and Mrs. Margaret y Ray
Foote of the faculty, who viii not re-
/ turn
| Mrs. r o. Lees Sunday school class
/ viii receive informally in honor of Miss
/ Nina Knudson. Thursday evening at
/ the home Of Mrs Lee, 67S Third street.
| The normal graduates OF the Uni
/ versity gave a reception at the school
/ yesterday in compliment 10 Professor
/ William VI. Stewart and the teachers
| of the Normal school Following the
( receiving part the class presented to
! the school a sum OF $500 for the gym
| nasium fund, and also presented to Mr.
] Stewart the pictures Of the graduates
/ Besides this formal part, n number Of
| speeches were made by the professors
| and the members of the class.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.