The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-13
SOCIETY

lLS az the ELleFDeck home on Z street AT
II O'Clock. The marriage service was read
BY Rev Elmer l. Goshen of the First
congregational church in the presence OF
the immediate relatives only Immediate
was served. and later Mr.. and Mrs. Read
left on trip to the Thousand Isles. They
will be back about the first of July and
will be at home through the summer at
80 Thirteenth East street.
Miss Katharine Potter Moffet the
daughter Of Mrs. Katharine S. Moffet.
was married last evening to Willard Han
son, the ceremony being performed by
Rev William NJ. Paden of the First
Presbyterian church. The wedding took
by only the relatives of the two young
people The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Mary Moffet and Bruce
Robinson was the best man. The we'd
ding march was plaved by Mrs. Harry :.
Knight \ reception from till II O'Clock
followed the wedding and over 100 friends
OF the young people called during the
time The house was gay with many
flowers, great banks of pink roses dec
Grating the pariOr where stood The bridal
party Throughout the other rooms yell
low roses and ferns were used, except in
the dining-TOOm, where pink and white
were combined. A number of school
friends of the bride were assisting both
in the dining-TOOm and at the punch
bowl. among them being Miss Pearl Wei
Ter, Miss Halle FerrOn, Miss Yeta Nor
ris, Miss Mabel Crowley. Miss Mary Tay-
Tor. Miss Phoebe Hardin and Miss Bessie
Williamson.
The bride wore a handsome gown of
white satin with trimmings of old Ouch
essR lace which has been in the family
for several generations 4 veil of tulle
was fastened with orange blossoms and
a shower of brides roses fell over her
arm O. The fTOCk worn by the bridesmaid
was of pink silk MULE and she carried
pink roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson left
last evening on a trip to Portland and the
sound country. whence they will sail to
southern California. They will return
late in July and will make their home in
this city.
Mrs. Hubbard W. Reed entertained yes
terday at bridge. nine tables being filled
with the players. Later a supper was
served or the veranda- the hostess being
assisted by her daughter, Mrs Robert
J GIendinning The house was deCOTat-
ed with deep red roses and peoEieS and
prizes in the games were won by Mrs
Graham F. Putnam Mrs B. G Lock-
wood, Mrs. George 2. Holman and Mrs,
r {. Woodruff. The other guests were
Mrs. Walter Fitch, Mrs NJ s Wood
ward Mrs. David Keith. Mrs Windsor
V Rice. Mrs. Robert Hardness. Mrs
Mrs Edwin F. Holmes. Mrs J. p Ne
geath. Mrs George NJ. DOwney, Mrs.
William McCaskell, Mrs. o. W Powers
Mrs. F. J.. Fabian. Mrs. Pfoutz, Mrs.
Miss Cosgriff, Mrs Wilbur w. Flagg.
Mrs. J. NJ. BidweII. Mrs Solomon Siegel,
Mrs. Elizabeth Belden. Mrs. G. B. Pf0utz.
Mrs. David r Gray, Mrs. David S. Muir
ray. Mrs. Jack Jevne, Miss Keogh, Miss
HanaueT, Miss Katherine Judge. Miss
Blanche KimbaH Miss Rose Lane and
Miss George Weber
A beautiful morning wedding with all
the halo Of the early summer in it was
that Of Miss Mabel Carson and Charles
BufOTd McElrOy- which took place at $50
at the home of the brides mother yester-
day morning The young people stood in
the great window in q bower of palm and
ferns studded with white roses, tho sun
shine falling over them. AS the strains
of the LOhengrin Bridal Chorus were
played by Miss Halle FerrOn, Dean Ben
service Of the Episcopal church and as
the solemn service proceeded the music
changed to MendelssOhn's Spring Song
The service ended, a wedding breakfast
was served to the family and few very
close friends who were present The bride
wore a going away gown Of dark blue
with hat to match and carried q cluster
of white roses Mr. and Mrs. McElrOy
left on the morning train for Colorado.
where they will spend few weeks in
the mountains.
The reception at Rowland Hall last
evening was one OF the largest and most
brilliant events in the history of the
school The house was gay with many
lights and the sound of music and mer-
riment- Banks Of handsome palms were
frightened with quantities Of flowers the
school cOlOrs Of red and white predomi-
mating everywhere An orchestra was
stationed in the hall behind q hank OF
palms and ferns. and in the study where
punch was served deep red roses and
peOnies were used The faculty and the
two young seniors. together with Bishop
+. S. SDalding. received the guests and a
number of the older girls assisted with
the punch The hours were from till II /
o'clock and about 800 called during the
evening
Mrs. J. g McCIain entertained yester-
day at a tea for her sister Mrs George
f. Ring of BeIvedere, Cal. who is here
on her way east The hours were from !
3 till o'clock and something over sixty |
ladies were invited to meet Mrs. Ring. I
Mrs. A II. Mayne had charge Of the I
and she was assisted by /
Miss Mary Mayne. Miss Ciifta Mayne, (
Miss Ivy Snyder and Miss Dollie Davis. /
was all in roses and ivy, the /
flowers forming banks on man
tel and sidebOard- In the parlors all (
colors of roses were used and over all +
were long StreamerS OF ivy.
Mrs. George Mathews formerly Of this /
citv. has just completed a course at Rad I
cliff IN special history methods and is TO |
be one Of the faculty Of Vassar next year.
She goes abroad to spend the summer. 1
Mrs Mathews was the guest OF Mr.. and /
ago and received a great deal Of social |
attention
Mrs Samuel F Fenton will entertain |
today at a small and informal luncheon |
at her home.
Mrs. E q. Lee entertains informally |
today and at a second affair on Friday. /
Mrs Arthur II. S Bird entertained at
2 luncheon at the Country club yester- /
day.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Homer will short
lv be at home in the EmeTy-HOImes
Mrs Abbott r. Haywood Of Ogden
spent yesterday in the city.
Mrs. George Q. Coray and Mrs z. G.
will go to Brigham CITY the
last of the week TO visit hteir sister.
Mrs Christensen.
Mrs. Lester McClain, state organizer
of the Y w c. A. from Colorado. reached !
town last evening and will be at the Y
W. c. 4. headquarters here for some
time.
Mrs NJ n. johnson entertained very
Cen friends Yesterday for Mrs. Holm I In [