The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-12

The marriage of Miss Beatrice Hyde to
Rollin w. Dole took place last evening
North Temple street. The ceremony was
Performed by John Henry Smith and was
witnessed by only the family and init
mate friends. The bride was attended
by Miss Jeanette Mckay and Miss Laura
Dole. William NJ. McCrea was the best
man. The wedding was followed by a
large reception from till IL o'clock, at
which the bridal party was enlarged by
the parents of the young people and some
close friends.
The home was bright with flowers, gar
lands of roses and syringas decorating
all the rooms. Banks of palms were ar
ranged behind where the bridal party
stood. Many of the girl friends of the
bride assisted serving at the reception
The bridal gown was of white batiste
with baby Irish point lace and the bride
carried a shower of white roses and lilies
of the valley Both the maids wore pink
summer frocks and carried pink roses
for the coast, where they will make their
| home
Mr.. and Mrs. Brig Cannon entertained
at dinner and dance last evening at the
Country club for the members of the
DAILY Roberts bridal party and few
friends. The long liable with covers laid
for about thirty guests was decorated
with great SPRAYS of wild rosest and a
long central decoration of the same ex-
tended the length of the board. Great
branches of the roses were used all
around the rooms and the verandas. Fol
lowing the dinner dancing was enjoyed.
and the return to town was made in nu-
merous automobiles
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Mrs. F. W Sinclaire entertained yes
terday afternoon at an informal tea to
meet Mrs. Lawrence Hammell, who is
one of the brides of the season. The
home on Fourth East street was bright
with wild roses, save in the dining room
where the gorgeous sego lilies were used
in the table decorations. Mrs. Sinclaire
was assisted in receiving by her mother,
Mrs. w. H Bird. and by Mrs. Hammell
while Mrs. Robert Gordon and Miss Lora
Schoppe poured tea and coffee in the
dining room. Mrs. Alfred Pierson and
Mrs. Al. COwan presided over the punch
bowl About seventy-five friends called
during the afternoon.
The Misses Bess and Mildred Mcmillan
entertained yesterday Afternoon at
bridge tea for Miss Evelyn DAILY. Six
tables were played and prizes in the game
were awarded to Miss Helen Trent, Miss
Gertrude McGrath. Miss Minette Baer
Mrs. Louis Cecil Robinson, Miss Lorene
Leary and Miss Pearl Van Colt At the
tea which followed Mrs. w. p. Kiser and
Miss Eudora Daily poured and they were
Mcmillan and Miss Margaret Walden.
The house was bright with roses, vari-
Gus colors being used throughout the
rooms.
A quiet wedding of yesterday was that
of Miss Winnifred Whitehead and W. c.
Sullivan which took place at O'Clock
at the residence of Bishop l.. Scanion
The bride and groom were accompanied
only by their close relatives and follow
ing the ceremony a wedding supper to
the family only was served at the home
of the brides sister. Mrs. Birrel. Mr.
and Mrs Sullivan will make their home
in this city and will be at home after
July 1 at No. z, the Canning flats.
Today will be devoted largely to we'd
ding festivities many couples having Sc
lected this as their wedding day Among
the larger events viii be these marriages:
Miss Beatrice Davis to Dr. F; III; Raley;
Miss Beatrice O'Connor to William NJ.
McCrea; Miss Valera Brinton to Profess
sor Levi Edgar Young: Miss Florence
Foulger to Joseph Walk. and Miss Lii
liam May Coulam to T. Albert Hooper
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Miss Gertrude Campbell entertained a
| party of the young girls yesterday at a
luncheon for Miss Lucy Gaby. The long
table was decorated with two immense
bowls of panS1es and tall eandelabra with
yellow caniles. Place cards suitable to
| the coming wedding were used at each
| place. The guests. besides Miss Gaby,
Loda. Miss Marian Jones. Miss HOLSTER
/ Hancock, Miss Jessie Home and Mrs.
| George J. Mclaughlin of Rochester, n. Y.
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morning at cards followed by a luncheon
at her home. The game played was 500
and twelve guests enjoyed the affair.
Prizes were won by Mrs F. w Francis
and Mrs. c. c. Slade- and the guests be-
sides there were: Mrs. A II. Peabody.
Mrs. ]. 7. Treasure, Mrs. John Kempf,
Mrs. A c. Smith, Mrs. w r. Tyndale
Mrs. ]. S. Taylor, Mrs. John w. Delano,
Mrs. A z. Kimban. Mrs. Walter futile
| and Mrs S B. futile
will be the childTen's play this evening.
/ The Toymaker's Dream which will be
presented at the Salt Lake theatre by
fifty or more children. The stalls will
! all be occupied by parties Mr.. and Mrs.
Lafayette Hanchette entertaining in one,
| Mr. NeWhouse in another and Mrs. Da-
vid Keith IN a third.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E Grav of Cambridge
Ind, parents of d R. Gray, are guests
for few days of Mr. and Mrs. Grav
at their home on Fourth East street.
Mr.. and Mrs Gray are returning after
stay of some months on the coast
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Mrs. B. s. Varian and her two chill
dren and Miss Helen Trent. her sister.
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Varian
at their home, $50 South Main street They
| will leave Saturday Tor Auburn. Cal. to
| spend the summer with the Trent family.
Miss Sallie Mcleod will accompany her.
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The usual mid-week table d'hote lunch
/ con will be served today at the Country
| club. and Mrs. Will L. Elierbeck and her
sister, Miss Estelle Clinton, will enter
tain party Of friends at a large luncheon
| for Miss Evelyn Daily and her bridal
party
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| The marriage of Miss Nellie I.obaek
and William n. Evans took place last
| evening at the home of the brides mar
ents on L street. The ceremony was per
| formed by Rev. Elmer l. Goshen at :
| o'clock and was witnessed by only close
| friends and relatives.
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/ Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Russell are guests
of Mrs William G. Sharp at her nome
in Boston for a short time Mr. and Mrs
/ Russell will be home the last of the month
| to spend the summer with the Dwycr
family.
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Mrs A. J. Austin will leave Saturday
for Terminal island to join her daughter
Mrs ]. L. Priest for few weeks.
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| Mrs F. D. Bickford will leave TODAY
| for Chicago, where she will take a sum
mer course IN the Chicago university.
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| Mrs. Terrell and her daughter. Miss
| Sarah Terrell, will leave before JuIv
for Seattle to spend a part of the sum-
mer.
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