The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-19

| A very pretty home wedding of last
evening was that of Miss Mary Essel-
man and John H. Smith, the marriage
taxing place at $50 at the home of
Mrs. James Mcdonald, the brides sis
ter. Bishop Romney performed the GER
| emony, and the bride was attended by
MISS May Smith, while H. j. Esselman
was the best man. An informal recep-
ton followed, to which nearly a hun
dred friends were invited. The home
was bright with flowers, the Christmas
colors predominating. The bride wore
gown of white net over taffeta, and
carried a shower of brides roses. Miss
Smiths gown was of pink and she car
ried bridesmaids roses Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith will be at home after jan Is at
2OlS Thirteenth East street
| Mrs. Albert S. Bower was the hostess
yesterday afternoon at bridge tea at
which some thirty-five of her friends
were entertained. Eight tables of bridge
were played, and prizes were won by
Mrs. W. M. Ferry, Mrs. Edward ].
Roberts. Mrs. J. J. Broughali, Mrs. W.
P. Kiser, Mrs. s. D. Evans, Mrs. T. c.
Gibson, Mrs c. c. Crismon, Mrs H H.
Lawson. At the tea which followed.
Mrs. James E. Jennings poured coffee
and was assisted by Mrs. T. G. Crit
fin, Mrs William NJ. McCrea. Mrs.
John c. DAILY and Mrs. ]. H. Richards.
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The marriage of Miss Nell Sutton to
Earl Dunshee took place yesterday af
ternoon at o'clock, Rev. P. A. Simp-
kin officiating, and a reception at the
| home of the groom's mother was given
last evening 10 the young people. The
| ceremony was witnessed by only the
relatives, but about fifty friends at
tended the reception. The house was
bright with Christmas colOrS except in
the room where the bridal pair stood.
Mr.. and Mrs Dunshee left on the mid
night train for the coast, where they
will spend the next four months, later
| returning to make their home in Salt
| Lake.
The marriage of Miss Eleanor Jen-
son, daughter of Andrew Jensen, and
George Reynolds took place yesterday
AFTERNOON in the Salt Lake temple, the
| ceremony being performed by Joseph F.
Smith. A reception for the family and
close friends of the young people was
given in the evening at the home of
the brides brother, Farley P. Jensen,
70 Alameda avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Rey
nolds will be at home after Jan. 10 at
SIS Fourth avenue.
Miss Pauline SchettleT. daughter of
Mrs. Elizabeth and the late B. H.
Schettler, and c. w. Yard surprised
their friends yesterday by going to Og-
den where they were quietly married
by Rev.-C. z. Carver. They left imme-
diately after for Denver, where they
will spend a month. Later they will
be at home temporarily in Ogden.
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today. the one from Yale and the other
from a school in the east, TO spend the
holidays with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferdinand J. Fabian. Mr.. George
Tittman of Chicago will also be here
shortly to spend Christmas with the
Fabians Mrs. Fabian being an aunt of
his.
Mrs Henry La Motto entertained
few friends yesterday afternoon at an
| informal tea to meet her sister. Miss
Simpson. who is visiting her. The home
was bright with Christmas greens and
red bells and the hostess was assisted
by Mrs. Russell L. Tracy and Mrs.
Union Worthington, who poured in the
dining room.
Miss Helen Bittinger will be home
within few days from Los Angeles to
spend the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph r. Bittinger, at
the BransfOrd.
The Daughters of thes Utah Pioneers
held the last meeting Of their series be
fore the new year opens yesterday af-
ternoon at the Lion house. when Joseph
Smith. jr., was the speaker. addressing
them on genealogy;
The large event Of today is the must
Gale TO be given this evening at the
University club when NJ: j. Brines' Miss
Edna Bailey, Miss Judith Evans and
Miss Esther Allen will furnish the mu-
sic.
The marriage of Miss Margaret
Brimm and william B. Albertson will
take place this evening
The marriage of Mrs. Stella Hooper
and Norris Block of st. Louis will take
place today at o'clock.
Mrs H L. Charles will entertain at
bridge this afternoon.
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Mrs James H. Davis of St Louis is
visiting with her aunt, Mrs. John Lol-
lin
The Bridge club met yesterday after
noon with Mrs William Ray.
X X
Miss Jose phine DeVereauX arrived
last evening from Lawrence, Kan, TO
spend Christmas at home.
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Miss English of Rowland Hall will
leave tonight TO spend the holidays with /
friends in California.
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Mr.. and Mrs. McCleery of London
have been guests at the NeWhouse
home on their way home from the coast. /
~ S,i.,.;+ 1907, x,-ill omar, n ,,au, form, /