The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-28
Oqden Society,


The msrragegof Miss wjnifred Wood
nansee, iaughter of Mrs. Charles Wood
mansee. to Walter J. Poulton of Salt
Lake took place on Wednesday at noon
in the Salt Lake temple, and in the even
ing the young couple received their
friends Informally from 8 to II at the
home of the bride !. mother on Washing
ton avenue. Miss Rhea Nibley of Salt
son WIS best h3an.s About $50 friends
called during the evening, and Mr.. and
hrs. PoGiton left on the morning train
for Portland and Seattle on a wedding
trip. and after their return they VIII
make their home IN. Salt Lake and will
be at home after June l at 723 Fourth
street.
The marriage of Mrs. Nellie Dufer to
e II. Anderson of Denver took place on
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mr..
snd Mrs. Albert T. Richey. The cere-
pony was read by Rev. J. r. Carver of
the First Presbyterian church and was
witnessed by only a few close friends of
me bride. Mr.. and hrs. Anderson left
on the evening train for Denver, where
they will make their home. II
The Lucky Thirteen club was enter
tanned on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
z w. Jackman. Euchre was the game
ard prizes were won by Mrs. Napier.
Mrs. Fryer and Mrs. Vol. The guests Of
the club were Mrs Napier, Mrs. Dee and
Mrs. Vol. Following the card games
lar cheOn was served.
The marriage of Miss Laura Ellsworth
and Ge9rge H. Bushnell took place in
Salt Lake on wednesday at noon. Mr..
and Mrs Bushnell will be at home short
~ at 615 Twenty-fifth street.
Miss Della Moore was hostess at a little
Informal affair on Thursday evening.
given in EonOr Of Their guest. Miss Alice
Sinclair of Denver. Those present were
Miss Hortense Reed. Miss Inez Crawford,
Miss Minnie Austin. Miss Kathryn Bar
Ser, Miss Louise Young. Miss AIillicenS
Tracy. Miss Dorothy kenston. Miss Edna
Carey. Mrs IN. Evans and Miss Luz
Gle Markham.
The ladies' of the Presbyterian church
were entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. ". II. VOORHEES, and Mrs. r. NJ
Robinson at their residence, 2546 Fowler
avenue They were assisted in receiving
by Mrs. r. b. Lewis Mrs. Meta Corey
Roberts, Mrs. DR.. A. d. Barber and Mrs.
j. e. Carver. During the afternoon the
following program was rendered: Piano
solo, Miss KinEsford; recitation, Miss
McMillen; soprano solo. Mrs. Louis II.
Shipley; reading, Mrs. DR.. ]. s. Gordon.
The character ball given by the young
PEOPLE Of the Fourth ward on Wednes-
cay evening at the amusement hall proved
ever so jolly and costumes of all nations
were in evidence. The prizes for the best
sustained characters were awarded to
John Chambers and Miss Caroline Ma
lors. the former representing a Hebrew
and the latter Martha Washington.
Miss Hope Morgan entertained the
members oe her card club on Tuesday
evening. Prizes were won by Miss Car
RE Winston Miss Louis Harding. Ernest
lamp ana Eugene MOTIFS. lllc decorations
were carnations and palms. The club win
be entertained by Miss Ruby Brooks In
two weeks.
Miss Ella c. Ballard is in the city from
Los Angeles, visiting with the family OF
her brother. James Ballard. Miss Ballard
was formerly a teacher in the public
schools here.
Mrs John T. Hurst and Mrs. ]. q.
Paine We're the hostesses at breakfasts
on Tuesday and Saturday mornings, both
being given at the Virginia The out
of-town guests were Mrs. Nj. A. Breeder,
Mrs. Roscoe NJ Breeder. Airs. A ID. r
Reynolds Mrs. Sarah Day. of Salt Lake,
and Mrs. r. z. Hunt. of Kentucky
On Friday evening of last week. in Lo-
gan, Mrs. J. p. Smith. announced the
engagement OF her daughter. Miss Effle
Smith. to II. Percy Barrows of this city,
the wedding to take place early IN June
The announcement was made at 2 five
her home for a few Of her girl friends
Perhaps the largest and most engross-
ing affair OF the week was the ball given
by the senior class of the High school
Friday night at the armory.
The Tolstoi circle Will hold an "al-day''
meeting at the home OF Mrs. z. w. New
comb at 1851 KopnsSn avenue on Tues
The card party which was to have been
given last week by sego Lily circle
Women of Woodcraft. has been post
poned until Friday evening. May 10.
Mrs. w W. Browning entertained the
members Of the Sunshine club on Thurs
day Afternoon at her home on Adams
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Nc Hess left Thursday
for Long Beach. Cal. where Mrs Hess
and children viii spend the summer.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Luther
an church was entertained on Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. Afetts0n.
In honor OF Mrs. James Crosbie. who
leaves with her husband fof an extended
visit 70 SeotisEl within a week the First
ward relief secfety gave farewell party
at the Cr0sbia homo. $50 Thirtieth street
on Tuesday evening. The affair was airge-
" attended and was complete success
showing the esteem in which Mrs. Cros-
he Is held BY the aociety of which she
has been a devoted worker The guests