The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-27
SOCIETY


The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Ortiz and Representative Rudolph
kuchler, both of Ogden, took place
yesterday at o'clock in the psrlors
| CT the Wilson hotel The ceremony
was performed by Judge George c.
Armstrong, and was witnessed by only
few close friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
kuchler left immediately after for Og-
den, and after spending a few hours
| there they left for a Wedding trip of
few weeks in the east They will re-
| turn In time for tho opening OF the
legislature and viii be at horne during
| the coming session at the Wilson.
Both the young people are well
known, not alone in Og 1en but
| throughout the state The bride has
been for some years the primary su-
| peryisor of schools III that CITY. which
| position she resigned some time ago.
She is a niece OF John r. Dooly of this
| city. The groom is one of the young
members OF the Utah legislature. He
was one Of the commissioners at the
Portland exposition representing this
state, where Miss Orth was also III an
Official position during the summer of
1865.
The Sadler home on Eleventh East
street was the scene last night of the
ftfANAAACot VI AUflSllildS NnSH
Miss Eloise Sadler, Miss Pearl Var.
Colt, Miss Jenna-Budd Geddes and
Miss Florence Kimball entertained their
friends at a Christmas dance. The
drawing room, the library, the dining
room and the broad hall were all
cleared for dancing, and the polished
| floors made a splendid ballroom of the
entire space. Christmas greens with
holly and mistletoe hung on all the
n c r-od hal - nj 1lr1 -f
| of holly draped the lights. A buffet
supper was served during the late hours
and punch bowl was ready for the
refreshment OF the dancers during the
evening. About fifty of the younger set
were entertained.
The guests of the Manitou hotel pre-
sented their hostess, Mrs. ]. d. La
FOrgee, as a Christmas gift one OF
Culmer's masterpieces, Church Island
in Great Salt Lake" in appreciation Of
| her untiriEg efforts in making their
Christmas bright and happy one. She
also received several of Miss Maguires
paintings. Mrs. La Forgee held an in
| formal reception in her parlors Christ
mas night from 7:So D. m. TO $50. at
! which time her friends and guests
viewed her many beautiful gifts.
~
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Marshall returned
yesterday from Ogden, where they went
| to attend the wedding on Christmas day
of Miss Bertha Bareilles and Roy Ives.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cohn and Miss
| Sylvia Conn returned Sunday evening
| from New York, where they landed
from their. European trip some three
weeks ago. Miss Edna Cohn remains
in New York for while longer
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Cards are out for the annual thigh
jinks" of the University club, which
the midnigh: hour.
Mr.. and. Mrs Walter Fitch and their
daughter, Miss Maude Fitch, are home
from the east.
Miss Anna Mccormick and Miss Gene
We've Mccormick will entertain their
friends al a eotillion this evening at
Unity hall.
TIE Misses Har auer will entertain
this afternoon at a Kensington in hon.
or of Mrs. ], II. Young of Denver.
Mrs. f. s. Wright and Mrs. George
Read will receive informally this after
noon at the home of Mrs. Wright on
West Temple street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halbert s. Kerr will
leave Jan. 3 for Peru, where they will
make their home.
Miss Edgardo Wedgwood, Miss For
est Martin and Miss Ruth Corum will
entertain the senior class Of the High
school next Monday evening at the
Wedgwood home on Second street.
The marriage Of Miss Henrietta
c.+a;,, aud Henry 4 Plum haro will ia Ia
place this afternoon at o'clock at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lowen-
stein.
Yale Pfoutz will entertain a number
of his young friends at dance at the
Pfoutz home this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Evans will enter
tain number of their friends at cards
tomorrow evening.
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Miss Virginia Beatty has gone to
Evanston. Wyo., to visit Mrs. L. f.
Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Bransford will
leave today for Los Angeles, where
they will be joined shortly by Mrs. ].
4. Harris and Mrs. W. NJ. Bransford.
Mrs E. F. Root, who has spent some
TWO DlODIG1S Ni1t cdSt, ICbulhCO W
city Christmas eve.
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Mrs. Jacob Moritz has gone to New
York for stay of six weeks or two
months.
Miss Betsey Taylor of Idaho Falls is
in town visiting Miss Virginia Shan
non.
Miss Marguerite Jessup will entertain
few Of her girl friends Saturday aft
ernoon.
The history section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club meets this morning at the
club house.
Miss Elizabeth Allen will give a skat-
ing marty next Monday evening, fol-
lowed by a supper at the Allen home,
929 First street.
Roger Jessup has gone to Nevada on
a surveying trip.
Miss Elsie Spitko will leave tomorrow
<oY tho cast where she will enter