The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-12
SOCIETY

HiSit- III the early morning a coHmu-
Mon service will be held at the hall,
ana Immediately after the annual senior
breakfast will take place, at which. be-
SIDES the two graduates, Miss Selma
| Wall and Miss Margaret Harris. there
VIII be present the alumnae of the past
ten years, Mrs. F s. Bascom, the first
graduate Of the school: Mrs. William
Z. Jennings, former teacher, and the
clergy in attendance
The girls will receive their diplomas
at the II o'clock service in St Marks
cathedral, and Bishop F. S. Spalding
will deliver an address. The day will
close with a large and Ella borate receD-
! ton in the evening, at which the grad
yates will be presented TO the guests.
A wedding Of today round which cen
tiers a great deal of interest because of
the two young people is that of Miss
Katharine Potter Moffet and Willard
Samson, assistant county attorney. The
marriage Will take place this evening
at the home of the brides mother, the
bride being attended by her sister, Miss
Mary MOffet. Bruce Robinson will be
the best man, and the service will be
read by DR.. William NJ. Paden, while
Mrs. Harry Knight will play the we'd
! cling march. The young people viii
leave on an extended wedding trip, aft
or which they win be at home in this
city.
The marriage of Miss Kathryn Rid
| Gle to Edmund Logan Thompson took
place last evening at : o'clock ut the
| home Of the brides mother. The seTv-
| ice was read by Rev. D. /. Helmick,
and was witnessed by only the imme
date relatives. Later a large reception
/ was given at which over 100 friends
/ were present The bride was attended
l I
I Inc PeaTce. Her brother, Frank Rid
/ die, gave her away John Eakins WAS
/ the best man. At The reception follow
/ ing the brides mother was assisted by
/ Mrs J. ". Merrill and Mrs. George Hall
/ Ryan. The house was bright with guam
/ titles of flowers. palms, ferns and mar
/ gUeTites forming perfect bower for
/ the bridal pair. Deep red roses were
used in the dining room and pink
through the other rooms. The brides
/ gown was of white crepe de chine over
] silk. and her long tulle veil fell from
/ cluster of flowers. She carried brides
roses. Miss HOHberg was dressed in
pale pink. and Miss PeaTce in pale blue
and both carried showers of roses. Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson left later for
/ short wedding "trip to Colorado. TheV
will be at home after July Is at 1850
] Brigham street.
/ Another wedding of last evening WIS
J that Of Miss Amy Anderson Taylor to
/ Albert G. Harris, which took place at
/ the Taylor home. The ceremony was
/ performed by Dana T. Smith in the
/ presence of about fifty friends and rel
/ atives Of the young people. The bride
/ was attended by Miss Myrtle Wrathall
| Of Grantsville and David Pugh OF Og-
/ den was the best man. An informal
/ reception followed the wedding. Mss
/ Ruth Bush, who had played the wed
/ ding march. rendered number Of Sc
/ leCtiOns. The bride wore "a gown OF
| white linen. with linen lace trimmings.
/ and carried white lilies. Miss WTat-
/ halls gown was also Of Write, silk null
/ being chosen. Mr.. and Mrs. Harris left
! last evening for Garland, where they
/ will make their home.
Miss Mary Garfield and Miss ].
/ Katharine Garfield entertained at a
/ lake party Saturday evening in honor
/ # their Lrother- Dr. z. J. Garfield of
! Akron. o. Their guests were Mr. and
Mrs Benjamin Haywood. Mrs. Matte
/ z. Mckay. MI and Mrs. Tom .. Pitt.
/ Miss Virginia Tagg2Tt, Miss Ijzbeth NJ
/ OuaItrOugh. Mrs. John p. Taggart and
daughter Of San Francisco. DR.. Cauf-
/ field left last evening for visit to Les
/ Angeles.
( The annual luncheon of the Woman's
/ club will be given today at the Conf
mercial club, the only guests being the
] members Of the club. Mrs. Sarah Pow
ers, the president of the club, will pre-
1 side and act as tOastmistTeSS.
Mrs. Joseph Stras Peery of ogden has
returned from a four months visit IN
! southern California, and will visit with
! her parents, Judge and Mrs E D.
1 HOge of 923 Lincoln avenue, for the
/ next ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs w 3. Clark have an
/ nounced the coming marriage of their
/ daughter. Violet, to Archibald Gardner.
/ rho marriage will take place on Thurs
! Jav in the temple, and viii be followed
/ bv a. reception the same evening at the
/ home of he brides sister, Mrs. w. s.
/ NavIor. 100 Eleventh East street.
Miss Carrie Sappington is To be one
/ Of a large house party in one of the
! beautiful summer homes on Catalina
J island. Mss SappingJOn viii cave to-
dav. and. after a tour Of Yosemite val
! Low in company with a party Of friends,
/ she will go south for the remainder Of
/ the summer.
! Mrs. Arthur H. S. Bird Will entertain
| TODAY at a luncheon Tor MISS mary NC
J Shane.
/
/ Mrs. Hubbard w. Reed entertains this
/ sfternoou at a. large and elaborate tea
+ at Eor home on Brigham street.
/
/ Mrs. J. c. McCIain will have her
/ friends at 4 tea this afternoon to meet
J her sister, Mrs. George E. Ring of Bel
/ VedeTe.
/
Miss Agatha Berkhoel will present
/ core of her more advanced singers at
/ a song recital this evening at the First
/ Methodist church.
/
/ The marriage of Miss Della Wake to
/ Alexander Frederick Bea1 took place
/ last evening at the Wake home on
Washington avenue The ceremony was
! performed by Rev. Richard Wake,
/ grandfather of the bride, assisted by
I Rev. p. A. Simpkin. Only relatives
! 80 y~asent 10 witness the ceremony,