The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-21

tanned at a dinner Thursday evening
for about score of their friends
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Mrs. E. G. Belden entertained on
Tuesday and Thursday of the past week
| at bridge teas.
Mrs. j. c. Snow and her sister. Miss
Lucille Price, left yesterday for Den
yer to visit their sister Mrs. S. H.
Worsley.
MISS May Haynes entertains on Fri
day in honor of Miss Ella Brown. whose
| marriage to Mr.. Orson May takes place
Oct. 81.
The wedding of Miss Edna NJ. Uhr-
laub of Hagerman, Ida. and Thomas L.
Baker of San Pedro, Cal. took place
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A j. McMulren. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. p A
Simpkin at o'clock in the presence of
few close friends of the bride and
groom, after which a wedding supper
was served. The parlor where the serv-
Ice was read was decorated in green
and white, and the dining room in pink
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker left on the late
train Tor San Francisco and points in
southern California before going to San
Pedro, which will be their home.
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The announcement is made of the
marriage of Harvard Sylvester Wilcox
and Margaret Beatrice Shaver at Og-
den. They will be at home after Nov.
1 at 244 South Third East street.
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Mrs. w. NJ. Mainland entertained at
china shower Thursday in honor of
Miss Ella Brown. The rooms were
bright with autumn leaves and cosmos.
and cards were enjoyed The invited
guests were Alice Needham, Hazel
Grant, Ella Brown, Mamie Needham.
Lillian Cannon, Ella Folsom Clara Fol-
som, Eleanor Taylor, May Haynes, Kate
FOLSOM, Mrs. d. H. Cameron. Josephine
Brown, Emma Wallace, Ethyle Brown,
Julia Amussen, Florence Brown. Mrs.
L. j. Brown and Ciarissa Folsom
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Miss Mary E. Berkeley late of the
Franklin school, was surprised Friday
afternoon by her fellow tea cherS prior
to her departure to Portland. Ore Ia
bies were laid in the main hall of the
building and refreshments were served
u ). Halleck, the principal. presented
TO her souvenir spoon as a token of
the esteem of those present ID. w Par
raft and Il number of former Franklin
school teachers were present.
The wedding of Miss Ruby Watkins
evening at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. John L. Halbrom, at 253
East Seventh South street The home
was decorated for the occasion. Miss
Leona Goddard served punch. Mr. and
Mrs. Holbrom's cottage was crowd
ed with the guests. Those in at
tenCance were Mr.. and Mrs Har-
rlson Spiers., Mr.. and Mrs D. P.
Felt and daughter Vera. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Browning and daughters
LaVon and Viola, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Goddard and daughters Leona and
lreta and sons Harold and Clarence. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Simmons, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Simmons, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Howarth MIR. and Mrs David Reich
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanard Jensen, Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert McClain, Mr.. and Mrs An
drew Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson
Pendleton. Mr.. and Mrs. George Speirs
Bishop Adam Spiers, daughter Effie and
son Edgar; Mrs z. A. Gregory. Miss
Nellie Convey, Mr.. Oven Spiers. Miss
Ella Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. George A
Karr of Ogden. Mrs. Lillian Tracy
Watkins. Mr.. Archie Watkins. Mrs.
Binder. Mrs. ]. Graham. Mr.. and Mrs
]. Cliff of Heber, Miss Vera Hoibrono
Miss Elvira Hebron Mrs. Bonner and
daughter Maggie of Ridgway, Miss Ell
la Taylor Of Provo.
Mrs. CHARLES G. Field OF the Louise
apartments entertained Thursday at
cards, complimentary to Mrs. Dorsey
Ash.
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A pail Will be given next Thursday at
Russell hall in the I. o. o. F. buildi:1g.
under the auspices Of Danish Sisters
society, Utah lodge No. g.
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The members of the NJ NJ 6 club
met at the home of Miss Bertha Pick
nell last Thursday evening, and a very
enjoyable time was spent
The list of members of the Wasatch
Skating club will close the end of the
present week, and the club will have
It's initial night Tuesday, Oct. 30, in
stead of Oct %, as at first planned
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Mrs. Wilbur S. Zehring will entertain
at cards Monday afternoon in honor Of