The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-20


hurst to Raymond j. Vinegar took
place last evening at 7:3O at the home
of the brides parents. The ceremony
was read by Rev. Herbert Hays, and
was witnessed only by the relatives
and few close friends Later a large
reception was given for the young pe1-
pie, at which the parents of the bride
were assisted in receiving by Mrs
Vinegar, the groom's mother, and Mr.
and Mrs. F. r. Keller. Assisting in
entertaining were Mrs McNiece, Mrs
Byron Cummings and Mrs f o.
LeatherwOOd. Miss 1dabel Duncan and
Miss Eva Thomas served punch and
Miss Ada Hartley and Miss Emma
Laurie poured in the dining room. as
sisted by Miss Martha Maclain and
Miss Eva HamIin.
The bride. wore a dainty gown of en-
broidcred muslin and carried brides
roses. The house was bright with
roses, syringa and sweet peas. In the
dining room the last named flowers
we're used in pink and white, the two
color5 combining in a graceful table
decoration
Mr., and Mrs. Vinegar will leave
within few days for a month in Ida
no, and later they will make their home
here.
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Miss Mary Mayne. and Miss Claire
EIlerbeck entertained yesterday at A
luncheon for Miss Valentine Murphy.
the AFFAIR being given at the home Of
Miss Mayne. The decora tions were all
in white and green. a central decora-
ton of white roses being most ar
tistic. Place cards done in white and
green were at each place The guests
to meet Miss Murphy were Mrs. Frank
c. Welch, Mrs. Charles Murphy, Miss
Ada Murphy, Miss Ella Dukes, Miss
Beatrice Wilkinson, Miss Virginia
Bush, Miss HOrtenze LOckhart, Miss
Druehl. Miss Clifta Mayne. Mrs. Alex
Goliath, Mrs. Albert Center and Mrs
F. w. Reynolds.
Miss AIine Maclean entertained i
number Of the young girls yesterday at
luncheon at the Country club for Miss
Beatrice Cheesman and Miss Ruth
Kingsbury. The decorations were all
in pink. the long table being a perfect
bed of pink roses. An immense central
mound of the roses was in the center
of the table, and two smaller mounds
near either end. Roses and rare petals
were scattered over the CLOTH and
pink rosebud was at each place. Place
cards in pink roses were used.
Mrs. Ernest Greenwood entertained
yesterday afternoon at a bridge tea for
ner guests, Mrs, NJ. A. Greenwood and
Mrs L. W. Moore. Six tables were
played, and prizes were won by Miss
Jane HOwat and Mrs. Moore. The
hostess was assisted by her son and
daughter, Harold and Helen Green
wood Mr. Ire ErnanvnnI
tained again last evening. when q num-
Der Of their friends enjoyed 500. The
house was bright with roses.
The marriage Of Miss Vernico Burton
and Edwin D. Hatch took place yester-
day afternoon at $50 at the home of
the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. w
S. Burton. rs South Second West
street. Later in the evening a recep-
ton was given for the young people, to
which a large number of their friends
were invited. Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch will
make their home in HebeT, where they
go in a few days.
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Mrs Charles Crane and Mrs George
Walker entertained n few of the friends
of Mrs. Karl Prinz yesterday afternoon
at 500 at the home of Mrs. Walker.
The house was decorated with roses,
and prizes were won by Mrs. Charles
Van Dyke, Miss Beggs and Mrs. II. A.
Nelson.
Miss COsgriff has returned from New
York, where she has spent the past
few months. and is at home at the
KnutsfOrd.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Luella Stevens to Maui
rice S. Jones.
The marriage OF Miss Mamie Lowell !
and Joseph :. Wells will be solemnized |
today very quietly.
There will be an informal hop at the
post this evening.
MIR. and Mrs Arthur Behal are here |
from New York and are guests of Mr. |
and Mrs. Simon Bamberger.
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Major and Mrs. Allen NJ. Smith and 1
their son sailed on the transport |
Thomas on June for Manila.
Miss Pearl Van Colt will entertain at I
a luncheon for Miss Beatrice Chess /
man.
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Mrs. William McCaskelI viii give a |
luncheon today at the Alta club.
Miss Eudora Daily will entertain at a /
box party tonight at the salt Lake /
theatre.
Mrs. Chase has returned from a trip
Of some two months i'm Denver
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Mrs. Alfred II. Peabody and Mrs
Graham French Putnam have issued
cards for a musicale to be given tomor-