The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-23


red. Ropes of smilax hung from the
chandelier TO this ring and garlands OF
the same extended around the board
Directly behind the chairs Of the bride
and groOm-elect was suspended a large
heart of lights through which an arrow
was thrust, and place cards bearing the
same design with the combined mono
grams Of the pair were used. The
members Of the bridal party composed
the guests.
A quiet home wedding Of yesterday
was that Of Miss Helen Olive Bailey
and r. II. Sargent of Washington, d.
c. The ceremony at 1880 was read by
Rev. w. NJ. Paden Of the First Presby-
terrain church, and was witnessed by
only the members o. the brides family.
It was followed by luncheon and the
young people left on the afternoon
train for their home in washington.
They will visit friends in Iowa on the
way east, and will reach Washington
early in February.
The bride was dressed in a blue trav-
cling gown with hat and gloves to
match, and carried q shower Of brides
roses and plumosa. Many beautiful
gifts were received from the friends
here, and the gift Of the groom to the
bride was a pearl brooch in f1eur de lis
design.
The regular meeting Of the Orpheus
club will be held this evening in the
Y NJ. 9. A. auditorium, when definite
steps will be taken IN regard to secur-
ing the outside talent for the concerts
the club proposes to give during the
season. Among those who have already
communicated with the management
are some Of the leading pianists and
Vocalists Of the country.
The musicians held the regular fort
nightly meeting last evening with Miss
Celia Sharp at her studio in the Con-
stitution building. A miscellaneous
! programme was rendered, and among
| those taking part were Miss ALA Mil
! Ter. Mrs. NJ. R. King. Mrs. George Cur
/ tbs. ]. w. Curtis, Mrs. Kate Bridewell
! Anderson. Miss Celia Sharp and Miss
Edna Cohn.
! The annual meeting of the board OF
/ directors Of the Infants Home and Pro
/ tective association VIII be held this AFT
! eTnoOn at the home Of Mrs: {. H Nc
! Mahon, 20 ] street, instead of at the
Infants home as announced.
/ Miss Mabel Barn Of Denver is in the
| city, the guest of Miss Sara Reid Park
! Miss Dixie Pike has returned from g
! fortnight's stay in Tooele, bringing with
/ her Miss Blanch Tate, who win be hel
| guest for q short time.
/
! The Hospital Aid society held a bust
ness meeting at the 7. NJ. G. A. building
yesterday to discuss the best methods
! Of utilizing the day appointed for them
| in the charity sale next week.
Mrs. A J. Gustin is back from Kear-
ney, where she went to accompany Mr.
and Mrs. F. H. Gilchrist, and is al
home again with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L
Priest.
Miss Emma Louise McLaury Of New
| York is the guest Of her sister, Mrs
Byron Cummings.
Miss Eueenia Miller of Fresno, Cal.
is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Cosgrif
! at the Kenyon hotel.
Scion Spiro leaves today for Sar
| Francisco. where he viii meet Mrs
Spiro and Mrs. Marks on their return
/ from Honolulu. They will arrive in SaI
Francisco Jan 26 on the Mongolia, anC
viii later go to Los Angeles to spenC
the remainder Of the spring.
There will be a special meeting of tn
home and education section of the La
dies Literary club at 10 o'clock tomor
row morning at the club house. Tn
meeting is an important one, and al
members are requested to be there.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Walker left Sat
urday evening for a stay Of tire
weeks in Riverside, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs Windsor V. Rice hav
gone east for a short time.
Paul Belcher, who has spent the win
ter in Los Angeles. viii be home shortly
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! J. T. Clinton leaves today for Sal
Francisco on a short business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Knight and Mrs
M. NJ. Johnson and the Knight babie
/. will leave next Monday for Los An
geles.
Miss Rosalie Pollock entertained tn
| Monday Night club at her apartment
at the Emery Holmes last evening.
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The Woman's club will meet this aft
ernoon with Mrs. J. L. Bowman on Eas
Third South street.
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Frank w. Cantweu of Madison, Wis
IS in the city the guest of William T
Fife at the Cullen hotel.
I Mrs. Meme PETERSON enLeTLa1ne
twenty Of her friends at a masQuerad
party at her home, 81 Gordon avenue
Saturday evening. Refreshments wer
served and prizes were awarded to Mis-
Maud Conell as Ole Olson and Mis-
West as a japanese lady. Music an
} dancing were the features Of the even
ing.
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The Bay View Reading club held
meeting yesterday at the residence @
Mrs. J, J, Boswell, 115 Third stree
Mrs. L. r. Hanchett read a paper Of tn
life of Charlemagne," and Mrs. "
II, TibbaIs gave a paper on eth
Worlds Famous Pictures" A musica
programme was also given. Miss Ev
, Dunyon rendered a piano solo and Mr.
RubeIle Rathbone and Miss Ellen Nor
| ris sang a duet. Miss Rose and Mis-
Nellie Brown gave a violin and plan
, duet. The club will give party at tn
home of Mrs, Hanehstt Monday after
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