The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-22
SOCIETY

SpdiUlDEs WnIle SOLb flluSiG llOdiCN IN ~
from the organ and the violin. At the
hour set the bridal party entered the
church TO the strains of the Lehengrln
Bridal Chorus" The party walked up
the aisle to meet the groom and ms
best man, Frank Lawrence. First csime
the four ushers. Hal Browne, Howard
Cherry, Mark Clark and Robert Law
renee. These were followed by the Two
little flower girls, Barbara Worse and
Theresa Browne. Following these game
the bridesmaid, Miss Jessie Home, and
then came the bride and her father
AS the party reached the altar steps
they were met by the groom, the cier-
gyman and the best man, and as the
service was read, the music changed
to a soft minor chord. Later the bridal
party went to the Cherry home, Where
wedding supper was served.
Both the church and the home were
decorated in white and pink and green
for the affair. In the church long
streamers of white twined with plu-
mosa and studied with roses and
syringa extended the length Of the
main aisle. At the house the same
colors were used.
The brides gown was of white chif-
fon MADE en- train in princess style
and deliberately trimmed with val lace.
Her veil OF white tul,e fell the length
of her train and she carried a shower
of white roses. Miss Homes dress was
of pink net over pink silk and her
/ flowers were pink carnations. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Browne left last evening for Den
yer where they will spend few weeks.
They will be ct home after July at
| the Fifth East hotel
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! The marriage of Miss Florence 11ye
| to Horace Cummings, jr-, which took
place Yesterday at noon in the tenn
pIe- was followed by Il reception last
evening at the home Of the bride
parents, Mr.. and Mrs l. W Dye. Inc
/ bride was assisted in receiving the
guests by Mr. and Mrs. Dixie, Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Cummings, Mr.. and
Mrs W. !. Horne and Mr.. and Mrs.
". NJ. swan. The dining room was in
charge of Miss Maudie Dye and assist
ing her were Miss LOTille Horne. Miss
Barbara. Swan, Miss Jennie Sands.
Miss Stella Reilly, Miss Corinne Foster,
Mrs. Arthur yelling and Mrs Theo-
dore Stringer. At a Japanese booth
in the hall Miss Gertrude Reilly and
Miss Katherine Wall served punch and
an orchestra station on the Veranda
furnished music.
The brides gown was Of white
| French batiste with lace trimmings
She carried brides roses. The house
was decorated with many roses, white
and green forming the colOrs in the
parIors, pink in the library and red in
the dining room. Mr.. and Mrs Cum
mings went directly to their own home
at goo Liberty avenue, where they will
be at home to their friends after
July 10.
Mrs. Ira. Lewis entertained few OF
her friends Tuesday afternoon at an
Italian conversations Some Italian
/ readings and some Of the latest Italian
music were given by the different
euests Those present were Mrs. al A.
Hughes. Mrs. William g Jennings,
Madame wormes, Miss Rose HaTtw ell
Miss Mary Kimball and Miss Agatha
BerkhOel.
Samuel Newhouse entertained A par
" of friends at the play last evening,
his guests being Mr.. and Mrs. J. T
Thompson, Mrs. George : I. Moore
Miss Mary Moore and Miss Georgia.
Moore Later Mr.. Newhouse took a
large party of friends, numbering more
than a score, home to supper fol-
lowing the play to meet y. G. Good
win who is a guest at the Newhouse
home during his stay in the city
Mrs. E. d. Miller and Mrs. Fred
Hornung entertained yesterday at 500
Twelve tables were seated with guests
and prizes were won by Mrs. Samue
Paul Mrs. Joseph Young and Miss
Emily Jessup. Roses were USED
throughout the rooms.
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= Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Dinwoode!
entertained about forty of their friend:
last evening at an informal musicale
T. and q supper. The house was brigh
with pink peoples and white syrings
5 and after some musical numbers, ;
supper was served.
= Mrs W. W. Armstrong entertained
r yesterday afternoon at a bridge tea
. / Ave tables being filed with the play
ers. Mrs. Armstrong was assisted b!
{ Miss Carrie Goliath and prizes wer
- won by Mrs Frank SwindIer and Mrs
Nelson A. Ransohoff-
Henry Peery was the host last even
[ ing at a stall party for the presenta
e ton of The Genius" His guests wer
Mrs. J. c. Armstrong, Miss Dessi
Spencer and Miss Frances Joyce o
= ogden. The party later Joined MI
Newhouse's party at supper at tn
o Newhouse home.
Mrs. J. E ScaIlon and Miss Scal1ol
entertained ten Of their friends yester
0 dav at a luncheon at their home o1
e East First South street. The tabI
decorations We're vases of roses.
q Mrs Walter Harvey and Mrs
a ! Charles Maley OF Tacoma are in town
guest Of Mrs. Walter Filler. The,
were formerly the Misses Edna an
Bess Remington of this city.
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Mrs. George futile arrived yester6a
from St. Louis with her father, Georg
a Y. Wallace. and will spend the bette
part of the summer at the Porches wit
, her parents.
? Mrs. John Courtney Lynch and Mrs
> John Alfred Reeves have issued invi
u tations for a tea to be given next Tues
day afternoon at the Lynch home o
Brigham street.
a
0 Mrs. Orlando ". Powers gives te
e the same day at her home n Pepper
= ton.
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Mrs Kenneth g Kerr will autevta