The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-25
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that has ever taken place in this city was
sOlemnlzed Thursday evening at the home
OF Joseph richmond, when he gave MS
daughter, Miss Hattie, in marriage to
Frand Speckart. The ceremony was per-
formed by Bishop T. n. Taylor in the
presence of about 100 guests. The bride
was attired in a beautiful gown of dove
cOlOred silk and carried a large boquet OF
white roses; the groom was attired in the
usual suit of black The house was fra
grant with the sweet perfume of nu-
merous -boquets of lilies, carnations,
roses and smilax. The tables were the
work of art in their floral decorations,
and a perfect banquet was served, all or
which was prepared by the bride. The
pr esents were both beautiful and costly
Mr.. and Mrs. Speckart are both popular
young people of this city and have host
of friends to wish them joy and prOSperi-
ty through life.
A pleasant surprise was given Mr.. and
Mrs. o. w. Bailey at their home on
Thursday evening. Cards. games and mu-
sic all tended to make most enjoyable
evening Delicious refreshments were
served.
Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Jensen have re
turned to their home in Nepht after a
pleasant weeks visit with friends here.
The Pricallia club was entertained on
Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs.
W. d. EdmOndS at a candy-pul- Misses
Lille Smith. Ethel Snow and Daisy Mel
son of Salt Lake were guests of the club:
A pleasant social evening was spent and
lunch served
The Bonnie Brier Bush club entertained
large number of it's friends at dancing
party in the First Ward Social hall We'd
nesday evening The hall was tastefully
decorated with the club cOlOrS- punch
and cake were served from the prettIiy
arranged booths.
The Woman's Republican club enter
tanned members and their partners at a
social and dance in it's club rooms Mon
day evening. A short musicale was first
enjoyed after which refreshments were
served. The remainder of the evening
-o1 1nh
entering was presented with neat hand
painted Washington and Lincoln souVe-
mir.
were married on Tuesday evening at the
home of the gTOOm's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Robert BOardman. Bishop I. n;
Taylor officiating. The bride was attlred
in a beautiful gown of white silk null
Many friends were present TO offer con-
CALCULATIONS and best wishes. USeful ana
expensive presents were given the HAPPY
couple. A sumptuOuS wedding supper was
served.
/ About twenty-five friends of Mrs. S. S.
Jones girlhOOd days. and all members OF
the First ward choir twenty-five years
R ago. pleasantly surprised her at her home
on Monday evening. Many Old-tfme songs
were sung and the evening passed in re-
calling incidents of the time so long
passed. A dainty supper was served
Miss Katie jenkins of Goshen and A e
Davis of this city were married Thursday
at the home of the brides parents, Mr.;
and Mrs John L. jenkins of Goshen, and
a reception was given in their honor
Mrs. EDhTaim Homer was the hostess
at a pleasant evening social at her home
Tuesday evening. Cards, music and the
/ Dartaking of delicious refreshments all
assisted in making a most enjoyable even
! ing
J The commercial students of the 3. Y.
! L gave their annual ball at the gymna-
/ SUM hall Thursday evening. An unusual
/ " large crowd was in attendance
Mrs. Reed SmOOt was a Salt Lake VS.
itOT this week.
! Mrs Fera Decker visited relatives and
/ friends in Ogden a few days this week