The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-01
SOCIETY

w heeler The ceremony was performed
at noon yesterday by Rev. ". NJ Pa
den at the Knutsford, only the par
ents of the bride being present Mr.
and Mrs Wheeler will shortly be at
home at Whitehall.
Miss Beatrice Cheesman and Miss
Gertrude Hanson entertained about $50
OF their friends last evening at a most
UNIQUE Halloween affair given in the
OLD j. X. Walker home on South Main
street. The party WAS arranged AZ a
mask ball and many quaint and beau
Ilful costumes were seen among the
young people. The guests were received
by Mrs. j. R.N Walker and Mr.. NJ ]
Cneesman and were ushered into the
large rooms where cheerful fires slowed
IN all the big CRATES and pumpkins in
numera bic showed their grinning fl ces
From each chandelier hung great clus-
tiers OF brilliant toned autumn leaves,
and great banks OF the leaves filed the
corners. Apples hung from cords for
the skillful to catch in their teeth and
others bobbed in tubs of water for the
Drawer divers to get.
Fortune telling booths were ARRANGED
IN the cosy corners where the darkness
was relieved only by the lights from
Jack-o-lanterns, and rugs, divans and
oraperieS converted each alcoVe into
perfect bower. III the parlor on the
north some card tables were placed for
those who did not. care for the dance,
but the POLISHED floors OF the large
drawing and music rooms to The south
were tempting 20 most of the guests.
In the dini1g--OOm beyond a supper
table was laid fairly covered with the
autumn decora lions. a mammoth
pumpkin filled to overlooking with
grapes of all cOlors filled the center of
the table and great clusters of the
grapes rested on groups of leaves from
the bright hued wcodbine. Here buff
fet supper was served after the un-
masking, which was about II o'clock
Then from among the guests the two
hosts came forward. Miss Cheesman
as Silver Heels the Indian maid. and
Miss Hanson as a typical burglar girl
In fierce cowboy array The dancing
was enjoyed till early this morning,
many Halloween tricks and games see
ing the advent of All Saints day.
X
The marriage of Miss Ella Brown to
Orson F. May. which took place yes
terday at noon in the temple, was fol-
lowed last evening by a reception at
the home of Mrs. Amelia Folsom
Young. the brides aunt. Nearly 200
friends were invited to meet the young
people and the house was gay with
flowers in honor of the occasion. The
hostess was assisted in entertaining the
guests by Mr.. and Mrs. l. j. Brown,
Mrs F. f. Wallace, Miss Alice Need
ham, Miss Josephine Brown, Miss Clara
Folsom and Miss Ella Folsom The
bridal party stood beneath bower of
white from which hung a wedding bell
of white chrysanthemums. The dining
room was decorated with red hearts
and dark red chrysanthemums. ami in
the hall the national coolrs were used
with ropes of smilaX. Mr.. and Mrs.
May will make their home In this city
and will be at home to their friends
after November Is at No. 4 Montrose
court.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Prackwinkle
announce the approaching marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Eleanor White, TO
Harry Austin Trenholm of Denver
The marriage will take place today al
the Keith apartments in the parlo~s of
DIR. and Mrs. J. T. Keith. The hour
is 2:30 and the marriage service VIII
be read by Rev. Elmer I. Goshen OF
the First Congregational church. Only
the relatives and the near friends OF
the young people will be in attendance.
and later they will leave for an extent
ed coast trip bfore going to Denver TO
make their home.
$3.50
The marriage of Miss Irma Durham
and w. w. Randolph took place last
evening at the home of the brides
mother on East Third South street.
The ceremony performed by Rev. p.
A Simpkin was witnessed by only the
relatives. but later a reception from
till II o'clock was attended by about
seventy-five of the friends OF the young
people. The bride wore a gown OF
white organdie and carried brides
roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph will
leave today for Schellbourne. New, to
make their home.
Miss Queenie Brockman entertained
about thirty-five Of her friends at
Halloween party last evening at the
Brocknan home on East Second South
street. The house was gay with Jack
o-lanterns and other autumn decora-
lions and games appropriate to the
time were played. The supper tables
were all laid on the upper floor and
fortune telling booths were arranged IN
the corners.
Mrs Louis Schoppe entertained in
formally yesterday afternoon at 500 IN
honor of Miss Lora Schoppe, whose
marriage takes place next week. Only
a dozen friends We're present. and
prizes were awarded to Mrs. Frederick
Sinclaire an Mrs. Robert Roy Hamp-
ton
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. Calaghan enter
tanned at a dinner Tuesday evening
at their home on II street. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Judge, Mr.
and Mrs J. r. Walker. Miss Anna Nc
Cornick. Mrs. w. G.. Filler. Miss Kath-
crime Geddes, J. s. Critchlow, F. G.
Schramm and G. w. Whitley.
Mrs. Schuyler c.. Snyder entertained
a few of her friends yesterday after
noon at bridge in honor OF Miss A. b
RAYMOND Three tables were filled with
| the players and prizes were won by
Mrs. Lafayette Hanchette, Mrs. G. o
Whittemore and Mr.. Wayne Hemphill
Mrs. Snyder was assisted by the Misses
| Primeaux-
The annual banquet Of the Alumni
| association of st. Mary's academy viii
| he given Saturday evening at the
school. This year, contrary to custom
! the members of the Alumni association
| in no o,,asta of the faculty of this