The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-26

Cheyenne, Wyo., where she will join her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Withers,
who left about month ago to make
their home at that place.
Miss Carrie Eardley entertained a few
friends on Wednesday evening at cards
at her home on Twenty-third street. The
home was decorated with pink and white
asters. The place cards were done in wa
ter colOrS, the work of the hostess. Prizes
at cards were won by the Misses Jessie
Everett and Florence Ferris and MeSsrS.
Charles Martin and Horace Culmer.
A circle of friends of Miss Elsie Brown
ing met at her home on Tuesday even
ing and pleasantly surprised her. AL
though taken so unaWareS, Miss Brown
ing proved herself most charming host
ess and several hours were spent at
games and music, Miss Carrie Browning
Refreshments were served and the affair
proved ever so jolly. Those present were
Misses ZeIta Ballinger, Erma Doxey,
Elva Littlefield. Julia Boutwell,, Bessie
Lindquist. Lulu Browning, lone Wilcox,
Lois Wallace, Vera Browning; Messrs.
Paul Ellis, Leonard Jenkins, Eddie
Browning, Willard Kay, Lester Hinch-
cliffe, Clyde Clark and Verd Pingree-
A Pretty wedding of Monday afternoon
was that of Miss Fannie Hall and Robert
Irvine, which took place at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. }. A
Hail. at 267 Twenty-siXth street The cere-
mony was performed at 2:30, Judge Jo-
seph Hall, grandfather of the bride, Of
ficiating. Miss Alice Murdoch was brides
home was bright with many flowers the
dining room being especially pretty with
decorations of ferns and flowers. The
bride, who is one of the most attractive
girls of the younger social set, looked
pretty in a travelling suit of green and
white velvet. About thirty guests were
present. The many friends OF the young
couple join in wishing them all happiness.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvine left on the even
ing train for eastern points on their
honeymoon. After their return they will
make their home here.
On Friday evening a very pleasant So
cial family gathering was held at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Coolidge,
on Grant avenue. The event was in the
following honor guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
George D. Henry of Fairfield, Ia; Mr..
and Mrs Clyde Smith Of Seattle, Wash.
and Miss Mary Bryson Of Kansas City.
T. Hall of North ogden. Mrs. Claude
Linsley of Echo, Mr.. and Mrs. W. F.
| Mcintosh. Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Smith,
Mrs. w. e. Moore and Mrs. Clayton Cool
! idge. A we'll appointed dinner was served
on the lawn, after which Professor j.
| A. Smith, father of Clyde Smith and Mrs.
w E. Moore. and uncle TO the other
members of the party, gave a very in
teresting talk on his recent trip from
Mexico to British Columbia
! Miss Arvilla Fielding was hostess on
| Thursday afternoon at a beautifully ar
| i'm compliment to Miss Louise Macarthur
| of Salt Lake and Miss Constance With.
ers Sweet peas and asters were used
| profusely in the decorations, pink and
| white being the prevailing colors In the
| dining room satin streamers radiatec
| from the candeliers to each place and q
bank of pink asters formed the center
| niece Attached to each place card were
! tinv mandolins or guitars. In the parlol
/ MASSES of flowers uere used combined
with trailing green Those present were
| Misses Erma jackson, Kate Grove, Della
| Dering. Leta Morton, Constance Withers
! Louise Macarthur, Helen Rivers, Orlear
| Darmana. Grace Brown, Bessie Dering
! Ruth Davis, May Sewall and Grace Samp-
son. Mrs O. L. Stephenson assisted the
| hostess.