The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-30
THE SALT LAKE HERALD: THURsDAY, AUGUST go 1906
SOCIETY

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Putnam, to Rev. ]. Knox Bodel OF
Montrose. Colo. The marriage was
solemnized at noon in st. Marks cathe-
drai, Bishop T. S. Spalding and Dean
Benjamin Brewster officiating.
At the hour set, as the strains or the
Lohengrin Bridal Chorus" hoated
forth, the bridal party entered the
church, where were seated a goodly
number of the friends Of the young peo-
pie. The party consisted of the bride
with her brother, Graham F. Putnam,
Miss Louise Putnam and the best man,
DR.. J. T. Keith; the groom and the
brides mother besides the Two little
ushers, John and Lawrence Putnam
the nephews of the bride. When the
party reached the altar steps Dean
Brewster read the betrothal service,
and later from the chancel the bishop
finished the ritual Immediately after
the benediction the bridal party re-
ceived the holy communion and as they
passed from the church A II. PeaDuy,
the organist. played the Mendelssohn
wedding March"
A wedding breakfast was served at
the home of the brides mother, ana
the young people left for Montrose TO
| make their home. The bride wore a
| handsome gown of white satin with Il
bertha of real old lace and veil OF
tulle draped to the full length of her
| train. Miss Putnam was in white net
over pink with a large picture hat with
pink plumes. Her flowers were PINK
sweet peas. The church was decorated
with pink and white sweet peas and
palms.
Miss Judith Evans gave a porch par
ty yesterday morning with some mu-
steal numbers followed by luncheon
to meet her sister. Mrs. O.. n, Aula-
! baugh OF Omaha, who is guest at the
| Evans home. Musical numbers were
furnished by Miss Esther Tuckerman
Allen, who was heard for the first time
since her return from abroad; Miss Al
ice Seckels and Miss Bessie Crltzer
The other guests were Miss Ella Man
tor. Miss Eliza Curtis, Miss Leigh
! Block, Mrs. a. J. HoSmer, Miss Bessie
SNYDER, Miss Helen Buckingham, Mrs.
A. ]. Gorham, Mrs. Oscar l.. Cox, Mrs.
William Cleland, Miss Louise Cleland,
Mrs. A. ]. Hosmer and Mrs. Critzer.
r.
Mrs. Arthur Buckbee entertained
yesterday at luncheon in compliment
to Mrs. William II. Myers. who leaves
shortly to make her home in California.
! The table was decorated with pink and
white asters, and the guests TO meet
Mrs. Myers were Mrs. Howard ;.
Stowe, Mrs. J. A. Reeves, Mrs. j. b.
|
Sanford, Mrs William Mcdonald, Miss
Mary Van Houten, Mrs. Heber Burton
and Mrs. Stella Hooper.
|
Mr.. and Mrs 7. c.. Weber have re-
turned from a stay of some time IN the
east. After visiting Mr. and Mrs.
George l.. Nye in Denver, Mrs Weber
was joined by Colonel Weber ana they
went on to Chicago together and, with
DR.. Shirley Weber, made the trip
through the Thousand Isles region,
down the St. Lawrence river and
around the eastern coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Logan Thomp-
son entertained few OF their friends
at 500 last evening, the guests being
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Westerheld, Mr.
and Mrs. r. L. Edwards, Miss Madge
Westerfield. Miss Mabel Ormsby, Miss
Emma Holberg, ]. W. Shippert, j. w
Eadns and d. w. Eakins.
Mrs. j. G. Sawyer entertained yester-
day at a luncheon in honorfot Mrs
Chester w. O'Neil of Chicago, who Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. X. e. Nc
Conaughy. The table decorations were
, red asters and covers were laid for six
Mrs. Windsor V. Rice will give a tea
tomorrow afternoon from 3 till tC
meet her sister, Mrs Southwell, who Is
, heI guest
Miss Verna Tavey of ogden is il
, town visiting her sisters. Mrs. William
Kahler and Mrs. James McGonigle.
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Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald has he
7. sister, Miss Fitzgerald and her broth
r er. f. V. Fitzgerald of Minneapolis, fol
. guests during the week They are al
at the Wilson.
I Judge o. w. Powers, who has beer
e in the east for the past two months
2 will be home today.
D Mrs. Thomas Carter left Monday aft
D ernoon for Long Beach, where she viii
s spend the winter with her sister.
Mrs. J. H. Spalding and Miss Clar;
l. Colburne returned yesterday from
@ Colorado, where they have been spend
ing some weeks at the Spalding sum
mer home.
y Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Franken AM
= Miss Franken will be back this morn
ing from a trip through Yellowston
, National park.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hanson ar
! now at home to their friends at "a
- | East second SOUlu SlISSl-
q Lafayette Hanchette left yesterda
4 on a short trip to Newhouse.
Il Mrs. C. G. Slade will entertain a
t cards this afternoon.
Mrs. G.. y. Diehl and Miss Laur
5 Preston left yesterday for Los Angelo
= 90 spend q few weeks.
Il
. Miss Leigh Block is home from
stay of nearly two months i'm Califor
ria.
= Miss Helena Critzer is i'm the cas-
visiting relatives.
l. 2 y
d Mr.. and Mrs 6 w. Mann have re
= turned home from Portland and Sea
:. side. after spending the summe
> months
e Miss Esther Tuckerman Allen has re
= turned to Salt Lake after two year
= study Of the violin in Berlin with Pro
q | Cr1cfaV HOllappdPr and will q