The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-05
SOCIETY


WITH fine photograph of Mrs. William
Dixon Leonard, the following article:
foloWing romantic courtship
Wnicn mad its inception in the noun
tains OF Colorado less than two months
ago, William Dixon Leonard of Salt
Lake City and Miss Marye Johnson of
shreveport, La, were married in the
parlors of the Shirley hotel yesterday
evening at o'clock by Rev Dr. Louis
II. Banks of Trinity Methodist Epis-
copal church Only a few of the i'm
mediate friends OF the principals were
present at the nuptials. Mr., and Mrs.
Leonard will leave in few days for
their home in Salt Lake City.
The couple became acquainted less
than two months ago, while at Sweet
water. Colo, mountain resort. 1t was
a case OF love at first sight, according
to the groom.
Mr.. Leonard is connected with the
American Smelling & Refining compa-
ny at Salt Lake City and is a member
of the assaying firm of Root & Leon
ard OF this city.
Mrs. Leonard is a member of one Of
the aristocratic families of Louisiana
Mrs. James Singleton Swami, an
aunt OF the bride, was the only mem
Der of Mrs. Leonard's family present
at the marriage"
Mrs. c: E. Paris and Mrs. H. G.
Brockman entertained a few friends at
bridge yesterday afternoon to meet
Mrs A. G. Barrett and Mrs. A. j.
Flack of Logan. After the game tea
was served and asocial hour spent
Mrs. John Reed of Denver won the
prize.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Bell and Mrs. w. l..
Green entertained nearly fifty of their |
friends yesterday afternoon at cards |
at the Bell home on First and Il streets |
The house was gay with nasturtiumS |
and gorgeous yellow sunfiowers, and |
twelve tables were filed with the play
ers. The two hostesses We're assisted |
in entertaining their guests Ivy Mrs. !
Jessie Zane and Mrs. John Green, and !
at the close of the game prizes were |
awarded to Mrs. Will Mcdonald, Mrs. |
G. c. Slade and Mrs. ]. C, Lynch.
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Mrs. A. J. Hosmer entertained yesteT- |!
day at the second in a series of lunch |
cons at the University club. Twenty
six guests were entertained ut the
luncheon, and the decorations were all ]
in red and green. Later bridge was
played in the library, and prizes were |
awarded to Mrs. j. 3. Evans, Mrs NJ /
b. Whitney and Mrs. Robert King |!
Brown.
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Miss Pearl Van Colt entertained |
about q score of her girl friends yes |
terday afternoon at a bridge tea. The |
game over, an informal tea followed. |
The winners were presented with |
punches of Jacqueminot roses, Miss |
Louise Sullivan and Miss Leila Single |
carrying off the honors.
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The current events and current liter |
ature section of the Ladies Literary |
club meets this afternoon at the club |
house. Mrs. Sol Siegel will review Mrs !
Margaret Delands new book. 1.-THE |
Awakening of Helena Richie" and |
Miss Linda Jessup will speak of some |
of the important measures passed by /
the recent congress
The news of the burning of Miss Ma !
sons school for girls at TarrytOWn-on- |
the-Hudson comes with somewhat of a |
shock to several Salt Lake families, a /
number of the younger girls having re- |
Gently left for there. SO far no bad |
news has been received from any of |
them.
Mrs. p. r. Ferguson entertained |
few Of her friends yesterday afternoon |
at bridge. Two tables were |
filled with the players, and tea was |
served following the game. Mrs. W. p. |
Kiser and Mrs. Windsor V. Rice were |
the prize winners.
The marriage of Miss Virginia III. /
Young and Claude D. Peck will take |
place this evening at o'clock at the |
home of the brides mother Rev.
Charles E. Perkins of st. Pduls Epis- |
cOpal church will perform the ceremony
in the presence of the immediate fami- |
lies and most intimate friends only.
Mrs. H A. Nelson entertained yes
terday at a luncheon and informal aft |
ernoon affair in honor of Mrs John |
Holley of Goldfield. The guests num- |
bered twelve, all of them being the |
close friends OF the guest of honor. |
They were Mrs. Ann Brown, Mrs. S. V.
Trent, Mrs. Charles Crane, Mrs. c. C. !
Sloan, Mrs. ]. D. Brown, Mrs. Max
We'll, Mrs. George Walker, Mrs. f. II. |
Mrs. Goodman and Mrs. J. V.
Hampton.
Mrs. Percy Browne will entertain to-
morrow afternoon for Mrs Foster Cur |
it's
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Mrs. w. L. Green and Mrs. c. NJ. Bell !
will entertain today at the second of
series of card parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Charles Miller are
home about the middle of the |
month from hunting trip in Canada
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. TWelVes and !
their daughter, Mrs. Winter. and her
husband of Provo are spending a few
days in town
Mrs. f. L. Hugunin is back from a |
trip to California.
Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux and her
daughter, Dorothy. and Mrs. Lulu
Mayne Windsor and Miss Ruth Copp |
are spending week or so at Avalon. 4
island.
Mrs. James L. Jennings will enter
tain at a Kensington this afternoon for
Mrs. George Taylor Badger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Alderman, L
who have been staying with their par
ents in this city since the earthquake, /
to San Francisco yesterday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. Peck are |
down from ogden TO attend the we'd
ding of Miss Virginia H. Young and |
Claude d. Peck.
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