The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-03
CURRENT EVENTS IN
LOCAL SOCIETY CIRCLES

Mrs. W. Montague Ferry was the
hostess yesterday at a luncheon given
in honor of two of the months brides,
Miss Stella Salisbury and Miss ElOise
Sherman. The guests, numbering ten.
the members of the two bridal par
ties. were seated at one long table,
which was decorated in unique fashion
suggestive of the two coming events
Al each place was a tiny doll, those of
the brides being dressed in bridal
gowns with all the dainty accessories
and those of the maids in pink satin
brides maids frocks. The chair of
each bride was decorated with a white
ma tin slipper holding brides roses and
every appointment was suggestive of
wedding bells. The guests, besides
Miss Salisbury and Miss Sherman, were
Miss Laura Sherman, Miss Gertrude
McGrath, Miss Eleanor PoDe of Phila-
delphia, Miss Katherine Judge, Miss
Anna Mccormick, Miss Genevieve Nc
Cornick, and Miss Katherine Williams
Senator and Mrs. c. d. Clark of
Wyoming have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Laura, to
Charles p. Blyth. The date for the
marriage has not been set, and as Miss
Clark viii spend the winter in Wash
tngton with her parents it is probable
II viii not take place till the spring.
Mr. and Mrs. r, T. Harvey arranged
surprise for their friends. Mr. and
Mrs. II. J. Schultz, Thursday evening
the affair being i'm honor of the
twenty fifth wedding anniversary of
the latter When they arrived at the
Harvey home about thirty of their
most intimate friends We're there TO
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throughout in white and silver, the idea
of the silver wedding being carried out
in all the details. A large American
nag hung on the west wall of the
drawing room and beneath this were
the two dates. 1880 and 1905 A picture
of the bride and groom Of the former
date framed in silver hung below and
the combined mOnOgrams We're
wrought in silver on a shield. An inn
mense wedding cake was cut by the
bride and silver heart for each was
found buried in it, Besides this the
guests Of honor were presented with d
beautiful fern dish of filigree silver
from their friends. A game of euchre
was played in which the tallies were
silver stems for the women and tiny
silver demi-johns for the men. Silver
shot were used for counters.
The Ladies Literary club will re-
open the club year next Friday with
with the. exception OF the presidents
address, VIII consist OF musical selec-
tions. George A. II. Shelton will be the
viJlinist Miss Olive Jennings the
vocalist and Miss Alice Seckels the
pianist. The usual social hour de-
voted TO greetings after the vacation
will follow the programme.
Mrs. y. L. RasChe entertained at a
luncheon FRIDAY for a few of her
friends. covers being laid for eight. The
decorations were pink and white asters
and the guests We're Mrs. George
Sutherland. Mrs. J. Grant Mrs
Thomas Marioneaux Mrs Mae Brun-
ton. Mrs. Frederick L. Leonard. Miss
Edith Sutherland and Miss Julia Cul-
len.
The marriage of Miss Mae Crane and
Carl Prinz will take place Wednesday
evening at 1870 at the home of the
brides parents, AR and Mrs. Charles
Crane The bride Will be attended
by her sister, Miss Claua Crane and
Alfred PrinZ viii be the best man. The
ring will be borne by Miss Agnes CAT
fey. The wedding will be followed by
a reception from O'clock to II TO
which large number of cards have
been issued.
Miss Winnifred BriCe is spending a
few weeks with friends at the mouth
OF Cottonwood canyon
Miss Nellie COOns and her sister
Mrs. Hayden, left last evening for Los
Angeles and the southern coast points
Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Ash will be at
home with Mrs. Tinsman in the Grace