The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-27
SOCIETY

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last evening at the First Congregation
al church. the wedding proper being
Ioilowed by supper at the home of the
pride aunt for the bridal party and
immediate friends
The church was filled with the friends
Oh the two/young people and as the or
gan played by Arthur Shepherd sound
eo the strains of the Bridal Chorus
from Iohengrin, the groom, his best
man, l.. B. Fuller, and Rev. Elmer I
Gosnen entered the church and stood
awaiting the entrance of the bride
FIRST came Miss Dolores Peirce, sister
or the bride, and then followed the
pride leaning on the arm of her uncle
NJ j.. Snow. AS Mr.. Goshen read the
service Lemare's "Andantino" was
softly played and when the service end
ed the Mendelssohn followed.
From the church the bridal party. ae
companied by the relatives. went to the
snow home on First street. where a
wedding supper for about thirty was
served. The guests were seated at six
tables. one large and five smaller ones
being used. White and pale green were
the colors chosen, and the tables were
decorated with white tulle and asters
as well as with feathery plumosa. The
orlde gown was of Irish baby lace
over tafteta, made princess and having
girdle Of rose point Her long tulIe
ven was fastened with a wreath of
tiny roses, and she carried a white
ivory prayer book The bridesmaid
wore frock of pink net over silk and
carried pink flowers. Mr.. and Mrs.
smith left on the late train for the east.
They will spend their honeymoon with
relatives of both in New York. PhiIa-
delphia and Boston. After Nov. I thew
VIII make their home i'm Provo. where
the groom is in the employ of the Tel
luride Power company.
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The Los Angeles papers have MANY
notices recently complimentary TO the
singing of. Mrs Lulu Mavne- Windsor
formerly of this city. OF a recent con-
cert at which she sang. the Examiner
says; Mrs Lulu Mayne-Windsor gave
selections in German. French and E,Dge
nsh, demonstrating her versatility and
Cne result OF correct methods of SuIIi
OF italy and Reinhold Herman of Rer-
in. her voice possesses strength com
olned with sweetness, and with perfect
control at all times, demonstrating her
ABILITY and thorough musical knowIedoa
without resorting to musical gymnas-
tics" %
Mrs. w. Edward Fife entertained
yesterday afternoon at the second I'm a
series or bridge teas at her apartments
In the Emery-Homes. The nlavers
filled six tables and at the end of the
game each table received a prize for
the winner. At the tea which followed
Mrs. waiter Fitch and Mrs. David
Keith poured and the hostess was as
sisted by Miss Cosgriff.
A party of young girls filling two
stalls attended the matinee Yesterday
afternoon. Those in the party were
Mrs. Leslie l. Savage, Miss Pearl Van
Cott, Miss Jenna Budd Geddes. Miss
elizabeth Mcintyre, Miss Eloise Sad
Ter, Miss GeneVieve Mccormick Miss
Beatrice Cheeseman. Miss Mildred NJ
MILAN, Miss Elizabeth Mcmillan and
Miss Florence KimbaI.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Moore enter
tanned about two dozen of their friends
last evening at cards in honor of DIR.
and Mrs. j. Foster Curtis Five hum
dred was the game played and stems
were awarded as prizes to the winners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond S. Mason
are now in New York. whence thev po
on a trip up the st. Lawrence and to
Quebec before returning to the west
Mrs. Henry Siegel, who expected to
go east to be with her mother, has de-
cided to remain here for the winter and
is at home at 705 East Second South
street.
Mrs Edward c. Parsons and her
mother, Mrs. Sarah McChrystal, are
back from an eastern trip.
Rev. p. A. Simpkin left yesterday for
a short vacation at Long Beach.
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Mrs William Egan and her small
son will leave tonight for Kansas CITY
to visit relatives.
Mrs. Frank T. Hines. who has snent
the summer here with her parents. will
return TO Jackson barracks early i'm
October.
Miss Helen Cox and Miss Nettie De
Werth will shortly be at home i'm the
Whitley.
Mrs. Virginia Snow Stephens has
taken apartments at Whitehall. where |
she will be at home for the winter.
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Mrs. Joseph Siegel is here for a part
of the winter, and is at home at the |
Knutsford.
Mrs. Marie Gerrans has moved to s6
West Third North street.
Mrs. j. T. Treasure will entertain the
Plate club at her home this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Dunn of Bing-
ham are in the city for few days.
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Mrs. Clarence h. Flandre entertains
at china shower in honor of Miss
Hattie Ward at her home 365 c. street
this afternoon.
The Knights of Columbus will omen
the season tonight with a dancing and
card party.
Tomorrow evening at Saltair will b,
college and society night. Large fra Il
ternity and society parties are being
formed at the university and High
school, while their many friends are ex
pected to meet them in this united skat-
ing ball.
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The marriage of Miss Sarah Acker-
man and Charles r. Reed took place
last evening at the home of the brides
parents, 529 Second street. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Elmer T.
Goshen and a reception TO a great
number Of the friends of the young
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