The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-18

SOCIETY

Z MISS MSTue reilly. jOnn Seiey, IN
q brother of the groom, was best mar
Miss Jennie Sands played THE Rrids
Chorus from Lohengrin as the bride
preceded by Miss Myrtle Reilly an,
t leaning on the arm of her brother
! William Reilly, entered the room. A
the same time the, clergyman, tn
groom and his best man entered from
: another side and the service was reat
In corner of the parlor beneath
bower of white and green. During tn,
service THE First Violet" was softI,
played Following the ceremony a re
ception was given from s to 1890, tn,
, bridal party being added to by tn.
mothers of the bride and groom anC
an aunt Of the bride, Mrs. F. e
Houghton of Boston. Mrs. Fred Sands
and Mrs. Ray Jones poured coffee and
MRS. Horace Cummings and Mrs. Johr
Milan poured chocolate in the dining
room. Assisting them were a number
of young girls, including Miss Florence
Horne, Miss Edna Sands, Miss Ethe
Macdonald, Miss Lizzie Macdonald
Miss Edith Keate, Miss Minerva Smith
Miss Blanche Newcomb, Miss Maud
Newcomb, Miss Hattie Seley, Miss Ed
ma Coates and Miss Nell O'Neil Miss
Evelyn Reilly and Miss Carrie Sap
| plngton served punch in the library.
| The house was gay with roses, pink
and white decorating the dining room,
and deep red in the library, while white
and green alone were used in the par
| lorS, where the bridal party stood.
The brides gown was of white mes
salin with a berthe of princess lace.
She wore no jewels except a diamond
| brooch, the gift of the groom. Her
| flowers were brides roses Miss Reilly
wore froek of pink silk MULE and
carried pink roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Seley
left last evening for Portland. whence
they go to San Francisco and Los Ang-
eles. They will be at home after Aug
ust 10, at q Twelfth. East street The
bride wore going away gown of light
gray cloth with trimmings of blue and
hat to match.
Mrs Hubbard W. Reed entertained
a large number of her friends yester-
day afternoon at a bridge party at her
home on Brigham street. The rooms
were fragrant with roses, red and
white being used, and the wide ver-
anda was arranged with rugs and tab
les for the guests when a high tea
ives served later. Prizes in the game
were won by Mrs. George Y. Walkace.
Mrs. Elizabeth Golden, Mrs W. c.
Alexander, Mrs. T. b. Beatty. Mrs.
Ellsworth Daggett, Mrs. NJ. T Bailey.
Mrs. Richard Reyes. All prizes were
plates of exquisite Vienna ware
brought by the hostess from abroad.
Mrs. Robert J. Glendinning assisted
her mother in entertaining.
Miss Edna Dunn and Miss Nellie
Calvin entertained yesterday at a
luncheon at the Alta Club i'm commit
ment TO Miss Evelyn DAILY. The large
round table was laid in the gold room
and decorations of bridesmaid roses
were used. An imense crystal
basket of the flowers filled the central |
part of the table and the same flowers !
were scattered over the cloth. The
guests to meet Miss Daily were Miss
Mercy Edwards. Miss Eudora DaIv. |
Miss Mildred Mcmillan. Miss Bess Nc !
MILAN, Miss Mary EIlerbeck, Miss Es- |
telle Clinton. Miss Louise Sullivan. |
Miss ElOise Sadler Miss Eliza beth Nc
Intyre, Miss Jenkinson. Miss Josenhine |
Devereaux, Miss Winnifred Dyer, Miss |
Leila Stingley, and Miss Margaret
Savage.
Miss Ruth Kingsbury entertained a /
party of twelve at the play last even /
ing, the affair being chaperoned by
Mrs. Westfal of San Francisco. The |
other guests were Miss Aline MacIean.
Miss Anna Mccormick. Miss Genevieve
Leila Stingley, Count Laborde, Albert
Walker Salisbury, and Mr..
Newman.
Miss Beatrice Wilkinson and Miss
Virginia Bush entertained a few close
friends yesterday afternoon at a very
tea for Miss Valentine Muir
ply. The other guests Were Mrs. S. c.
Welch OF Sacramento, Miss Ada Muir
ply, Mrs. George NJ. P. Dougall, Miss
Mary Mayne, Miss Claire EIIerbeck,
Miss Grace Nelson and Miss Esther
Nelson.
W. ID. HodgsOn entertained at a lake
'arty last evening for Miss DAILY and
Ar. Roberts, the party going on the
':5O train and spending the sunset hour
m launch. Later they returned to
he pavilion where a supper was serv-
ID and the evening spent in dancing.
Mrs j. E. Hyde of New Rockford.
lorth Dakota, spent Sunday in the
ity, with Miss ROsalie Pollock. Mrs.
iyde was returning to her home after
pending some time on the coast.
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Miss Aline MacLean entertains at a
luncheon for Miss Beatrice Cheesman
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Miss EudOra Daily will entertain at |
stall party to see Ethel Barrymore
evening for the attendants at 4
he .Daly-Roberts wedding
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Mr.. and Mrs. James HoeIe md James ,
iogle, jr., are home after a tour of
Europe lasting over several months.
X *
Mrs j. z. Bamberger and Mrs. T
'amberger returned Sunday from Cal
'ornia. where they have spent the past
ew weeks.
Miss Lucy Van Colt opened her class
I summer cookery last evening with I
n informal supper and demonstration
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Miss Edna Duncan is here from Boise
listing her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
irs. A. C. Smith.
Mrs. A. Fred Wey, who went east
} take Miss Wey for a trip abroad
ill be back the latter part of the
eek
The Misses Winnifred and Ella Over
re back from Smith college, where
ley have been for the past year.
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Mrs. William McC,askeII will entar+o;n