The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-10
SOCIETY

The marriage of Miss Alice Ellen
Goodwin and Leslie Loring Savage viii
take place this evening at the home of
the brides parents, Judge and Mrs G.
&. Goodwin on u street. The marriage
service viii be read by Bishop f. 5.
Spalding of St. Marks cathedral, and
will be witnessed only by few very
close friends of the family. Miss
Eloise Sadler Will attend the bride and
]. T. Goodwin will be the best man.
The young people will leave fmmed1-
ately for New York, where they viii
spend the next month with the parents
Of the groom. Later they will make
! their home in Ely, New.
Lieutenant and Mrs Sherman A.
White will sail from Manila next sun
day for home, Lieutenant Sherman
regiment having been ordered home
and assigned TO Fort Niagara. Mrs.
| White will remain here for a visit
with here parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. o.
! Jacobs, and will probably spend the
| greater part of the summer. Mr.
| White will return from Niagara later
| in the season also for a visit, but IN
| the meantime he will go on with his
/ regiment. They will reach here about
| the middle of May.
~
! Wadsworth w. Norton Of Murray
and Mrs. Cora Eilers of East Helena,
| mont, were married y6SleIudy IL Us
den, the Rev. Noble Strong Elderkn
performing the ceremony. Mr.. Norton
/ was formerly at East Helena, The
| bride and groom left for Denver on the
| Union Pacific Immediately following
| the ceremony
! Mrs. Mccullough, wife of Lieutenant
! Charles E. Mccullough of the Fiji
! teenth cavalry, will be in the city next
week and will spend some months with
! her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. M.
| Forbes, at their home on Twelfth East
! street
| Miss Alice Cunningham, daughter of
! James a. Cunningham, and Charles
w. Pratt were married at o'clock last
/ evening at the home of the brides
father on First street. The marriage
| service was read by Rev. Elmer I.
| Goshen in the presence Of the family
/ and a few of the close friends Of the
bride and groom. The bride was at
! tended by Miss Josephine Wells, and
! F. B. Cook was the best man.
! Following the marriage a wedding
/ supper was served and later Mr.. and
| Mrs. Pratt left for short trip through
California. The bride wore a princess
/ gown of radium silk with trimmings
| of lace, and a long veil of tulle- Her
] flowers were white brides roses. Miss
| Wells was gowned in pink mousseline
de sole and carried a shower of pink
| carnations.
| %#%
Mrs Burkett of HALEY, Ida, is a
| guest at the McKimmins home on
| Sixth street.
The Bakers Dozen will meet this
afternoon with Miss Myra SOwles on
| Third East street. Mrs. Charles Peak
will read a paper on wireless Teleg-
raphy."
Judge and Mrs. A. B. Patton were
down from Ogden to spend Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Porter will entertain at
cards on Thursday in honor of her sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Spencer Mann of Los
Angeles.
Mrs. ]. A. Reeves and Miss Elsie
Dickert reached home yesterday
morning after several months spent al
Long Beach
The marriage of Miss Pearl Riser
| and Blair Richardson will take place
this evening at the home of the bride
parents at 245 North Fifth West street
Mrs. Mary NJ. f. Allen, the state re-
gent of the Spirit of Liberty chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolution
and Mrs. Thomas Weir, the deIegat e
| from the chapter. left last evening fCT
washington to attend the national con-
ventiOn of the D. A r.
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Lewis and Mr.
and Mrs. w. w. Trimmer have moved
to the ManitOu, where they are al
home. The Lewises will leave within
a fortnight for Seattle.
Mrs. Ralph E. Hoag and her daugh-
ter, Katherine, returned yesterday
morning to Ogden, after spending {
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A
Hale.
Mrs. Jennie Studebaker of Decatur
Ind, widow of the late Judge Stude-
baker, who has been spending the win
ter in southern California. and is now
on her way to Colorado Springs and
Denver, is visiting her old friend, Mrs
n. H. Glenn, 455 Second avenue, this
city.
The Cleofan will meet this Afternoon
with Mrs Charles Wells on Second
street. Mrs. Wells will present the
topic, Art in the Public Schools"
The Woman's club meets this after.
noon with Mrs. Howard S. Stowe at 49,
Second street. Mrs. A. 3. Gatrell vii
give the topic, Early Gallo History
the Introduction of Christianity"
The Misses Bessie and Naomi Eel
entertained last evening in honor OF
the Misses Emily and Helen Mar Whit
ney and J. w. Simpson and WinsloW
Farr Smith. The house was bright
with quantities of red carnations anC
red ribbons festOOned from all the
lights to the corners of the rooms
Red letters on the wall formed tbs
monograms of the hOnored guests, and
a guessing game appropriate to the
time was played. A supper was served
at nine small tables, at which place
cards with combined mOnogTams were
used, and favors of tiny bows and ar.
I al a
large heart was suspended between
the portieres, and the guests tried
their skill in archery. The two host
esses were assisted by Miss Ida Felt
,