The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18

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I est Elliott
Mr.. and Mrs. +. 3. Critchlow viii
give large reception at their home
I Thursday evening. in compliment 10 DR..
ard Mrs, John F. Critehlow-
Miss Clara Deal entertained quite a
number of young people Thursday
evening complimentary to her sister
Mrs. r. ]. Ryder of Mexico City.
A number of salt Lakers will go to
ogden Wednesday for the reception to
be given by Mrs +. w. Matson in COM
pIiment to Mrs. W. c. Cambridge OF
Denver, and her hostess, Mrs. Frank
/ Knox
Miss Aline Yard of Denver is visit
ing Mrs. r c. Wilson Mrs. Yard will
arrive from Denver next week, and they
viii go TO the fair together.
Mrs. Dorsey Ash has discontinued
her Wednesdays at home.
Mrs Samuel Woodward and Miss Lii
liam Woodward have discontinued their
Tuesdays at home for the summer
Mrs. c. o. Ellingwood and daughter
return from a months visit to San
Francisco today
The Misses Libbie and Marie Gushing
will leave Wednesday for visit of
some weeks in Gallup, n NJ. where
they Will he guests of Mr. and Mrs
Palmer Ketner- En- route they viii
visit friends i'm Pueblo and Denver.
Miss Ethel KimbaII and Herbert Will
Iiams of POcatellO VIII be married next
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shermer of st.
Louis are visiting Charles SheTmer and
family The brothers have not met for
twenty-five years
The Woman's Republican club will
give an ice cream and strawberry fes-
tivaI with a musical programme at the
home of Mrs. +. Bonnemort. 716 East
South Temple street on the evening of
the 22d-
A lake party was given in honor of
L. O. MUliHbrOOk of San Francisco Fri
day evening. 4 yacht ride was taken
to Antelope island. luncheon being
served on the yacht. The party consist
ed of the Misses Mable James. Geneva
Brown Mabel Bolton and DOrthea
Neve. and L. A. Mulinbrook. g. f. Love,
+. G. Adams and ". H Walcott-
a recital was given at Sandy Tuesday
evening by Miss Alice r. Holman for
her pupils. Miss Holman was assisted
by Frank Foster and Will Sibley, both
men singing Il number of songs Mrs
Harry Nargetts and Master Harry
Nargetts gave several selections on
mandolin and piano There we're duets
for eight hands.
Tho girls of the Sewing club enter
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evening at the home of the Misses E,v-
ans on Brigham street. The table was
spread on the lawn and about forty
part0nk of the supper. The lawn was
strung with lanterns Those present
were the Misses Williams. Cassidy.
Ward. PinkertoH, Evans, Berry, Mes
danes Moore DT5ImmOnd. Culver Soho
merit. Dormau. Davies, Natter. Evans.
Hubbard. the Messrs. Dorman. Grant
Moore. Charles, Davies. Matter, Hub
bard. Wilson. Binch. Baysinger. More
". Evans. Culver and DrummOnd- Ihe
club gives a lake party next Saturday
evening.
Cards have been issued for the mar
rage Of Miss Florence Hall and J. Fred
Luce. which takes place June % the
reception to be given at the home OF
the groom 5 mother ...-
Airs. w N. McConaughy has left for
the east. and will be absent about two
months.
Mrs. Emma Saunders leaves for the
east t0dav-
Mrs Herbert NJ Chamberiin- enter
tanned Friday evening for Miss Leone
Erickson, one of the June brides.
4 number of young girls gave lake
party last evening in honor OF Miss
Winnie Rroades- The members were
Miss Stella Mcintyre. hiss Alice Good
win. Miss Edythe Hale. Miss Louise
Sullivan. Miss Leila Stingley. Wallace
Bredemeyer. Clarence Gaines, Ernest
Fowler. Hopper Dunbar. Welter An
drews. and Dir. Carhart-
The following account Of the mar
riaEe Of Miss Katherine Mccormick
and William T. O'Meara IL from the
Los Angeles Herald
Miss Katherine T. Mccormick and
William r. O'Meara of salt Lake CITY
were married i'm St. Nibiana cathedral
yesterday morning at 9 o'clock Bishop
Thomas COuaty. assisted by Rev James
A Reardon. conducted the nuptial
mass and the vows were SAID before an
altar banked high with Easter lilies
and featherv ferns forming a fitting
background for the bridal party The
bride was gOwned in a robe OF rlch lace
telling over and under robe OF white
silk and chiffon and long tulle veil
was caught in coils of dark hair Easter
lilies arranged III Sheat formed hef
bouquet Her maid of honor, MISS
Navme Young. wore blue messaline
richly trimmed with duchesse lace and
her bouquet was in the shower erect
composed Of bride roses and pink tuHe
Mr. O'Meara was attended by ms
brother. NJ J O'Meara, also OF salt
Lake The wedding march from Lo-
hengrin was played as the party ap-
preached the altar and atfthe cOnCiu-
sion OF the ceremony Mendelssonn
march was played After the Weodlils
reception WAS held at the home Oh
the brides uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Patrick J. AfcCQrmicH OF 9vo south
7. Bonnie Brae street. Here as IN tht
church the Easter lilies were prominent
in the decorative scheme; Throughout
the reception halls and library they
were arranged in graceful baskets. In
the dining room. WheIe the wedding
| breakfast was served. similar baskets
were arranged and suspended over the
brides table was a canopy of asparagus
plumosus During the reception hours
Mrs. J. NJ. Jones gave a programme OF
! harp music. one of the features to be
/ regretted about the wedding Is that II
takes another one of the popular young
women of Los Angeles away Mr.. and
Mrs O'Meara viii make their home II
salt Lake City
Mrs. r. /. oswald and her daughter
Hazel. viii leave Tuesday Tor Los An
geles. where they will visit the Leonard
/ family for few weeks. Later they vii
ioin Dean and Mrs. James 3. Eddie al
l Long Beach for the remainder OF tbs
| summer.