The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-04
SOCIETY

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The marriage of Miss Sue A. Clark,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank III.
Clark, to Henry Bowles Of Veiva, s. D.,
took place last evening at the home of
the brides parents. The marriage serv-
ice was read by the Rev. H. J. Talbot
OF the Methodist church in the presence
OF number OF friends of the young peo-
pie. The bride was attended by her sis
ster, Miss Stella Clark, and Robert j.:
Shields was the best man. Mrs. Ernest
Fowler played The Bridal Chorus" from
Lohengrin" as the bride and her at
tendant entered the ROOM and after tine
service was ended the Mendelssohn Wed
ding March" was played. Following the
ceremony reception gave the friends
an opportunity to extend good wishes
PresneH and Miss May Shields, and the
dining room was in charge of Miss Ma
RE Mccoy, Miss Emma Brown, Miss Ella
Murphy, Miss Winifred Reese. Miss Maud
stevenson, Miss Ada Ferguson and Miss
Marguerite Taylor The brides gown
was of champagne colored silk, with a
handsome yoke and bertha of real lace
She carried 9 showed of brides roses.
Miss Stella Clark wore a gown of white
silk dimity and carried marguerites. The
bridal party stood beneath a bower of
piumosa and palms studded thickiy with
syrlnga and white roses. In the dining
room red roses were massed on mantel
and sideboard and long sprays of GRIM
son, rambler were festooned around the
walls. Mr. and Mrs. Bowlss left last
evening for Duluth, whence they sail
on cruise of the lakes. They will be
at home in Velva after Aug. 10.
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Mrs. James L. Franken and Miss Geor-
gina Weber entertained at a luncheon
at the Country club yesterday for Miss
Katherine Franken. The guests num-
bered forty-eight and eight tables, seat
Ing six each, were filled The decora-
tons were arranged to preserve the
country appearance as far as possible
and were most artistic in yellow and
green. Long feathery sprays of wild
mustard were used, and the green was
arranged in cool streamers. Place cards
done in water colors showed pictures of
summer girls in various sports. Follow
Ing the luncheon bridge was played, the
small tables being arranged on the We
rama.
The Country club will draw many. of
the society folk away from town today
men will take place during the morn
ing, and this will be followed by buff
fet luncheon. Later buffet supper viii
be served and a dance in the evening
will complete the days programme. For
the last named event music will be fur
nished by the regimental band from Fort
Douglas. Members will be allowed one
guest apiece at the dance. The entire
day will be in charge of the house COM
mittee.
Mrs. o. A. Honnold entertained num-
Der of her friends yesterday at Ken
Fourth of July party and all the decora-
tons were in the national colors. Large
firecrackers were used for the places and
after luncheon these were fired off by
the guests In g patriotic game which
followed Miss Olive Harris won the
prize. The guests numbered twenty-six.
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Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes will take a
party of ladies out to lakewood today
for a luncheon and to spend the day.
The trip will be made by automobile and
the party will include dozen.
Mr. and Mrs. David r. Gray will prob
ably leave next week for Denver and
Mrs. Grays cousin, Miss Louise Hughes,
to Peter Randolph Morris.
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.Dr and Mrs. F. D. Bekford are back
from California, where they have spent
the past month. Mrs. Bickford will prob
ably go to Denver during the week to
spend short time with friends.
visit of several weeks with her parents,
Major and Mrs. Lunn at Jefferson Bar
racks, Mo.
MIS-. flSitH -. oOutHweil VI AoiitTtdi,
Canada, accompanied by Miss Marguerite
Rice and Miss Lois Rice. from Kings
Hall, are here to spend a part of the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs. Windsor V.
Rice.
Mrs. c. ". Boyd and her son are in
Detroit where they will spend part
of the summer with relatives.
Mrs. E. D. Hammond is visiting friends
in the east. where she will remain for
some weeks longer.
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Mrs. d. = Doty and two sons of Nc
Minnville, Ore, are visiting in the city, !
the guests of Mrs. Doty's brother, Wal
ter Anderson. Mrs. Doty formerly lived !