The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-11
SOCIETY

| III all parts of the state was that OF
Mrs. Louise Clements Jones to Charles
Augustus Henry of Ogden. agent fol
| the various railroads centering there
The marriage, which was a quiet ore
| took place last evening at 80 O'Clock
at ST. Paurs church, the Rev. Charies
E. Perkins officiating. The Oily
friends present were Mrs. Ryan, a sis
ter of the bride: Mr.. and Mrs. II. II.
Snelgrove and F. C. Schramm. After
the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Henry left
| for Los Angeles, where they win Ie-
main for a few weeks. They Will make
their home in Ogden.
Mrs. Clarence E. Allen entertained
yesterday afternoon at a delightful TT
erary and musical tea at her home on
First avenue. The friends were invit-
ed to hear Miss Esther Allen, who has
been connected with the Symphony or
chestra for the past year or so, give a
talk or symphonic orchestral work.
Miss Allen spent two years in Berlin
studying such music, and her talk was
filled with the most interesting infor-
nation in regard to what constitutes
symphonic music. The parts taken by
the various instruments. their offices
in the great harmonies and the general
differences between orchestral and in
dividual music were all clearly brought
out. At the close of Miss Aliens talk
she ard three of her pupils rendered a
beautiful musical number. Later tea
was served, Mrs. Lee Charles Miller
and Miss Bertha Hampstead pouring,
and Miss lone Morrison assisting.
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The bal masque at Unity hall this
evening is to be one of the most i'm
portant affairs of the season. The
hostesses are Mrs. w. H. Cunningham,
Mrs. Ashby D. Cleveland, Mrs. r. C..
PearsaI, Mrs Robert j. Glendinning,
Mrs. l.. L. Terry and Mrs. William
Reid, Miss June Sadler Donnell, Miss
Jasmine Young, Miss Margaret Miller
and Miss Addie Zane.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffin and
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Thomas expect
to leave shortly for Los Angeles to
spend the holidays with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Beasley and
their son and daughter will be here
shortly from Montana to spend a few
days on their way through to Los
Angeles
The Christmas bazaar of the Catholic
church will open today at noon in the
basement of the new cathedral, and
will continue for four days, including
evenings.
Miss Virginia Beatty will spend her
Christmas holidays with friends in the
suburbs of Boston.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Howard, for
merly of London, are now at home at
No. 40, the Bransford.
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Mrs. Sheldon Davis will be here
next week to spend a few weeks with
Judge and Mrs. ]. c. Royle on her way
to her home in Oakland.
Mrs. A. G. Goodwin of Fort Douglas
and her two little ones and her mother,
Mrs. Hector D. Lane, will leave on Fri
day for San Francisco, where they will
join Lieutenant Goodwin to sail for
the Orient.
Mrs. Windsor V. Rice wnl entertain
at a small bridge tea this afternoon at
her home on Brigham street.
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Miss Helen Monroe. who is in college
at Stanford, will go to Los Angeles
and San Diego TO spend the Christmas
holidays. when she will be a guest at
several house parties.
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Mrs. s. c. Snyder entertained the
Luncheon club at her home in the Mil
Ter flats yesterday.
Mrs. Ledyard NJ. Bailey will leave the
latter part of the week to spend the
Christmas holidays with her mother,
Mrs. Austin, in California.
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The men of the University club will
shortly issue invitations for a mu-
sicale to be given on the evening of
Dec. Is.
The marriage of Miss Bessie Bean to
w. /. Dunn took place last evening at
. O'Clock at the home of the brides
parents The ceremony was per-
formed by Judge George G. Armstrong,
and only the close relatives witnessed !
the ceremony. The day was the ami |
of the marriage of the brides |
Mrs. Francis Armstrong |
A wedding dinner to seventy-five rela- |
tives and friends followed at a later |
hour The long tables were decorated |
i'm pink and white, an immense basket |
Of roses filling the central part. Rib |
oons o. pink satin. entWined with smi- |
lax, were suspended from the chande- |
iers and pink carnations were strewn |
over the cloth Pink flowers were used |
in all the rooms, and quantities of /
palms as well. The bride wore hand |
sOlliO SONA u White crepe Oe cnllle over /
taffeta. with trimmings of duchesse |
lace. Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn will make |
their home temporarily at the Kenyon |
ill their new home is finished.
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Miss Melba Dunyon entertained /
about twenty-five of her little friends
afternoon at a Teddy Bear
party" at the Dunyon home. The lit /
lie ones were all asked to bring their
reddies, and the invitations were on
Teddy bear postal cards. A cave was
arranged, within which souvenirs were
hidden for each little guest.
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The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
will hear a lecture on geneology this
afternoon at o'clock at the Lion
House. The speaker will be Joseph F.
smith, jr., and this will be the first of
series of such lectures.
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Mrs. Stephen G. Murray has been
from a severe illness for the
,ast week.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.