The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-01

Midgley. The wedding ceremony was
performed by Bishop T. W. Williams,
and the bride was attended by her cous-
. in, Miss Winnie Evans. Harry James
was the best man. The ceremony was
followed by a reception for laI ge num-
Der of the friends of III, young people.
The bride wore a dainty gown of white
with trimmings of lace. She carried a
shower of white roses. The gown of the
bridesmaid was of pale blue net and her
flowers were pink roses The young peo-
pie will De at home after today at 326
X street.
Mrs. George Sutherland and her
daughter Edith have returned from the
east and are at home for the summer
at Whitehall. Miss Sutherland has been
in school in the east and Mrs. Suther-
land has spent the season in Washing
ton with Senator Sutherland
The marriage of Miss Sue A. Clark
and Henry Bowles of South Dakota will
take place at $50 Tuesday evening at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank H. Clark.
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Mr.. and Mrs ROBERT r. Anderson an
nOunce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Beatrice TO n. Alvin Peterson, the
wedding to take place this month.
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Mrs. III. d. Ellerbeck, Miss Ada Eller-
beck and Miss Geneye Ellerbeck with
Mrs. George F. Felt have gone to Seat
tie to spend the summer with Horace S.
Ellerbtck. Mrs. Ellerbeck's son, who
with his family have made Seattle their
home for four years.
The Doolittle club gave a dancing
party at Saltair Wednesday evening,
Luncheon was served by the girl MEM
bers of the club.
Dr. j. Boyd Gordon has returned from
a months stay in Missouri and Colorado
points.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Walker will en-
terrain party of friends at the WAL
ker farm today at dinner.
Miss Eva Snow and Miss Maud Sher-
rill have gone to Ocean Park to spend
the summer
Mrs. Robert Gould Smith gave a
Lagoon party Friday evening for a
number of her friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fitch entertained
a party of friends at small and in
formal dinner last evening at their
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l. n. Stevens of Pueblo will be in the
city during the week to spend few
days with Colonel and Mrs. Edwin F.
Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs c. R. PearsalI enter
tanned at box party Thursday evening
at the presentation of ''Old Heidelberg"
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. III. N.
Dinwoodey, Miss Cecilia Sharp and NJ.
/ NJ. Young.
! Mrs. J. H. Richards will entertain at
q dinner today for Miss Jean Odell, who
is recently home from school.
Miss Della Janet Richards is ba ck
! from n European trip and is again at
home with her parents. Miss Gertrude
Richards is still in the east where she
will remain for some time.
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Mrs. Ewing Leo Deputy will be in
town this afternoon en- her way home
to Seattle and will spend the afternoon
and evening with friends.
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| Mr.. and Mrs Frank Judge have come
IN from. the Judge country place and
are at home for a while at So street,
where a son was born Thursday.
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A musicale and supper was given on
Friday evening in honor of the birth
cay of Wilson B. Rhodes at The home
Of his parents, 1851 South, Second East
Piano solos were rendered by Miss AL
verda Martin Miss Hazel E. Rhodes.
Miss Marcia Meigs and Wilson b.
Rhodes. Conrad f. Olsen played two
violin duets with Miss Martha, and Mr..
Rhodes and Harry A James sang sew
eral vocal solos.
A reception was rendered by Mr. and
Mrs. z. T. Derrick at their home. 222
South Sixth East, in honor of their
daughter, Mabel. who vas married in
the Salt Lake temple. June %, to Will
liam L. Rigby of CenterVille large
number of friends gathered to extend
congratulations tC the couple and re-
freshments were served. The bride
who carried bride roses, was dressed in
silk null. Mr.. and Mrs. Rigby will
reside at their new home in Centerville
One of the social events of the Ike
this week was a party given by the
young girls of the Happy Go Lucky
club. After the I O'Clock train. supper
was served. covers being laid for TWEEN
ty-six. The table was decorated with
flowers and the national coloTs, red,
white and blue. These present were
Mrs. F. Bailey as chaperon; Misses
HALEY Bailey, Elsie Bull. Vera Bur-
bidge Ruth Bull, Louise Barnes, Ger
trude Blood, Hazel Carrigan Ardella
Cannon. Edna Hampton, Ethel Rumel
and Irene White.
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The Les Bons Amis club met last
Monday evening at the home of Anna
Van Houten. The following officers were
elected Mabel Cartwright, president;
Orsen Everett, vice president; Theo-
doria Cartwright, secretary; Anna Van
Houten, treasurer. The club viii meet
next Monday evening at the home of
Mr.. Everett, $50 South Second East. to |
complete arrangements for the clubs |
outing.
One of the June weddings was that |
IF Miss Louise May Brewster and Alex |
H. Oblad, which was solemnized in the |
temple last Wednesday. The ceremony |
was performed by President John r. |
Winder. In the evening a large re-
ception was given at the home of the /
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Brew |
ster, $50 Sixth street. The rooms were
decorated in colors and flowers. The |
lawns were decorated with electric |
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