The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-19

TO George Smith, which took place at
high noon at the First Methodist
church. The bride was attended by
Miss Clifta Mayne, while NJ. f. Lip
man. the groom's brother-in-law, was
the best man. The church was well
filed with the friends of the two young
people to witness the ceremony. and as
the hour of u struck the organist, Ed
ward p Kimball, began the strains of
a wedding march of his own compOs-
ing, to which the bridal party entered.
First came the two ushers. DR.. J. Yves
ley Davis and Laurence Hammell, and
Immediately after them Miss Mayne.
She was followed by the bride on the
arm of her father They were met at
the altar rail by the groom. the best
man and the clergyman. and as the
service was read soft music sounded
an accompaniment.
The church was bright with flowers,
the altar space being banked with
palms and pure. white blossoms of sy-
ringa. The bride wore a gray travel
ing gown of tight cloth, with a white
hat, and carried an ivory prayer book.
an heirloom in the family. Miss
Mayne's gown was of tan cloth. with
a hat to match. and she carried Amer-d
lean Beauty roses. Mr.. and Mrs Smith
Went directly from the church to the
train and left for the east They Will
tour the great lakes and so to Detroit
and Buffalo before returning. They viii
make their home here
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Mrs. j. p. Megeath entertained yes
terday at a bridge tea at her home. at
which a number of her friends were
guests. Six tables of bridge were
played. and later a number more came
i'm for tea. when the hostess was assist
ed by her sister. Miss Bessie Lane. and
Mrs. A. c. Ellis. The prize winners at
bridge were Mrs. Benjamin c. Lock-
wood. Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett. Mrs. NJ.
S Woodward, Mrs. Union WorthingtOn.
Mrs. Henry LaMotte. Miss Katharine
Williams and Miss kirkpatrick.
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Mrs. Walter G. Tuttle entertained
Yesterday at a beautiful June luncheon,
! followed by cards. at her home on First
avenue. The guests were seated at ten
small tables. and decorations of pink
and red roses were used on each. In
the game which followed prizes were
won by Mrs. o. K. Lewis. Mrs Hugh
Anderson and Mrs. Elmer Darling The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. s. b. Tut
tie. Mrs. J. J. Broughall and Mrs
George Savage
X
Mrs Alex Goliath and Mrs. Albert
Center gave a quilting party yester-
day afternoon for Miss Valentine Muir
ply. to which ten of her friends were
hidden. So well planned was the af-
fair that handsome quilt, the work
of the guests. was given TO the bride
tO-be. The house was decorated with
deep red roses. and buffet supper was
served.
The large event of today viii be the
DAILY Roberts wedding which takes
place at the DAILY home on East Brig
ham street this evening. The marriage
service will be witnessed by large
number Of friends. and an elaborate re-
ception will follow.
Another wedding of interest to salt !
Lakers will be that of Miss Esther (
Schaal and Richard Oelesby which |
vii! take place this morning at the /
home of the brides mother in Terre |
Haute. Ind.
The marriage of Miss Ella Smith to /
Hugh w. Dougall Will take place today /
at the home of the brides sister.
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Mrs. w. P. Cooper entertained yes
terday afternoon at SEQ. four tables I
being played. The house was decorated /
with roses, and the hostess was as
sisted by Mrs, Ernest Greenwood. |
Prizes in the game were won by Mrs. |
H w. Walker and Miss Tinsman.
X x =
Miss Fannie Buckbee will entertain /
al matinee party at the Orpheum /
Saturday afternoon for Miss Bessie |
Williamson. The play viii be followed I
BY o'clock tea at the Buckbee home. /
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Mrs. William Coulam gives a lunch |
con today for Miss Hazel Pond.
Miss Merce Berkeley will entertain /
9 no I-,h
afternoon.
Miss Elsie Dickert gives a luncheon
on Friday for Miss Hazel Pond.
Miss Gertrude Campbell entertains at
luncheon on Friday for Miss Helen
Santschi.
Clyde Squires end George Barrett.
both of them Salt Lake boys who have
been winning Donors in the art field i'm
New York. will be home today or to-
morrow to spend a part of the summer.
X ); x
Mrs. Henry MOnheim entertains at
cards tomorrow afternoon for Miss
Hazel Pond.
Mrs. John A. Lewis of Ogden spent
yesterday in the city visiting friends
and shopping.
Mrs. E. Bonnemort and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Albritton. will leave tomor-
row for the north. Mrs. A1britton goes
to her home i'm Montana. and Mrs. Bon
nemart direct to Portland for a short
stay.
X * X
Mrs. r. y. Sargent. formerly Miss
Bailey of salt Lake, is here from Mex
leo to visit her brother. Clyde Bailey.
Mrs. Sargent will spend the better part
of the summer in the city.
X X
Mrs Thomas Fitzgerald of Ogden is
in town visiting.
X x X
Miss Norma FentOn gives luncheon
on Saturday for Miss Hazel Pond
X x x
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational church will spend tomor-
row at Lagoon, accompanied by the
members of the congregation and their
friends.
x x X
Mrs. NJ A Greenwood. who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Greenwood, will leave the last of the
week for Manitou.