The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-06
THE SALT LAKE HERALD: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6 1907
SOCIETY

Oh MISS Alice Paul. daughter Of Captain
ana Mrs. Samuel Paul, to George M. p
Dougall, formerly OF SprinEyiIle. which
Sook place last evening at the Paul
nome on East Second South street THE
marriage service was read by the Rev
w. M. Paden, d. D., of the First Pres
Oyterlan church, and was witnessed by
oiiy the relatives of the two Young
people. The bride was attended bv her
sister Miss Ethel Paul, as maid of
nonor, and her brother, DR.. Samuel G.
Paul, was the best man Mrs. Graham
r Putnam played music for the we'd
oing. some selections from Grieg. in
SIuuihg a march, and during the serv-
Ice an interlude.
Inc marriage was followed by a re-
ception to the intimate friends of both
families from till IL o'clock, at which
the bridal party was Joined by Captain
and Mrs. Paul and Mrs. Dougan and
MISS Katherine Dougall of Springville.
BESIDES these, there were assisting
Mrs. j. M. Dart, Mrs. Edwin Kimball,
Mrs. A. S. Martin and Mrs. NJ. NJ. john
sen.
Mrs Harry 6. Knight presided in the
dining room. and she was assisted bv
Miss Anna Decker, Miss Florence. Rob
bins, Miss Beatrice Wilkinson. Miss
Helene CritZer and Miss Emma Dou-
gan The house was gay with a pro-
fusion of flowers. the hall and drawing
room being done entirely I'm white and
green. Banks of plumosa studded with
white flowers filled the mantels. and
the tan spear ferns with tall vases of
WElte flowers were used in the hall. In
the dining room daffodils and lilies of
the valley combined TO make an artistic
centerpiece, an immense basket of the
flowers filling. the central part Of the
table. Yellow and white were COM
bined in all the accessories. and yellow
candles lighted the board.
The bride wore a fluffy white gown of
organdie with trimmings of Val. lace
and princess lace, and a wreath OF
white daisies encircled her hair instead
Of the conventional veil She wore no
jewels except the groom's gift to her.
a string of pearls. Her flowers were
brides roses and lilies of the valley. of
which she carried an immense shower
bouquet. Miss Paul's gown was of
white also, the material chosen being
striped satin grenadine. She carried
enchantress carnations
The young people went directly to
their new home at IA Barrows court.
where they will shortly be at home to
their friends.
Colonel and Mrs. Benjamin c. Lock-
wood gave an informal reception last
evening in honor of the visiting officers
at Fort Douglas, the guests being
limited to the people Of the garrison.
The quarters Of the commanding officer
were bright with flowers and gay with
music throughout the evening, the
hours being from till TO- Colonel and
Mrs. Lockwood were accompanied i'm
the receiving line by Colonel Walter s.
Schuyler. who is their guest during his
stay at the post, and Major and Mrs.
Smith and Captain Briant H. Wells as
sisted in entertaining the guests. Mrs.
Wells poured coffee in the dining room
and assisting her were Lieutenant and
Mrs. e. E. Haskell and Mrs. Burton.
The regimental orchestra was stationed
in the upper hall and furnished a fine
musical program.
Mrs. w. Montague Ferry entertained
a few Of her friends informally at a
luncheon yesterday for Mrs. Francis
Fastorius who leaves today for her
home in Colorado Springs.
The marriage OF Miss Fife Wilson
and Charles j. Thomas will take place
at noon today. and viii be followed by
a family party at the home of the
brides mother in the evening.
The Shakespeare section of the La
ing at the club house. The study of
julius Caesar will be continued.
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Mrs. S. w. Terrell and her daughter
Miss Terrell, who have spent the past
few months at Ocean Park. have re-
turned and are home again at 27S East
First South street.
Miss Mary Smedley will give a bridge
tea tomorrow afternoon for the younger
girls.
jay Miner entertained at an informal
affair last evening in honor of the
TUscarora, New.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w Cuff will en-
terrain this evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Caine.
The Sans Souci club meets this after
noon with Mrs. II. A. Whitney at her
home on Brigham street.
Miss Bess Chandler of Bingham is in
town for short visit.
Mrs. J. p. Megeath will entertain at
cards this afternoon.
Miss Jenna-Budd Geddes gives a
bridge tea today for Miss Leslie Kerr of
Chicago and Miss Sallie Ralston Of st.
Louis.
A smoker I'm honor of the visiting Of
ficers will be given this evening at the
Officers club at Fort Douglas.
Mrs. F. A. Earles and her little
daughter. Helene, and Miss Lena Wei
by are back from q stay of some time
at Pacific Grove, and are at the Mani
tou.
SO
There will be a meeting of the
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers at 2
o'clock this afternoon at the Lion
House. All the committees are to re-
port at 2, and the general meeting will
be held at 8. Mrs. Zina Young Card
will read paper on 1.-THE Discovery
OF America"
The enlisted men of Fort Douglas
will give a masquerade ball tonight at
the post hop room, at which prizes will
be given for the best sustained charac-
ters.
Rev. and Mrs Frank Fay Eddy will
be at home this afternoon and eve