The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-13

entertained Tuesday afternoon at a
children's party, the occasion being the
fifth birthday of her son, LIE Roy. The
afternoon was enjoyed by fourteen lit
tie friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brooks an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Gertrude, to Alma Bangerter, the we'd
ding to be solemniZed in the Salt Lake
temple Wednesday afternoon. after
which the young couple will leave fol-
a trip up north. Upon theirsreturn they
will make their home at Bountiful.
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A quiet wedding of yesterday took
place in the study of Rev. P. A. Simp-
kin, when William c. Sprinkel. a rail
road man of Garfield. Wash, and Miss
Ethel NJ. Carothers of Hillsdale. Ore.
were united in marriage. The welded
pair leave for Washington today, re-
turning in a few weeks to make their
home in this city.
Mrs. Henry z. King, who has spent
the summer here, leaves Thursday fol
her home in Los Angeles. Mrs. King
who was Miss Henrietta Hall. has beer
entertained a great deal during hel
stay, a number of affairs having been
given in her honor.
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| Miss Nan Clawson was the hostess al
| a very pleasant affair last Tuesday
evening, given at her home on State
street The decorations were in gold
and green, the colors of the Governors
club, in whose honor the affair was
given. Miss Clawson left for New York
Thursday to attend school. Those pres
ent were Nan Clawson, Grace Woolley
Rehan Spencer, Margaret Whitney
Burdette Clawson, Helena Meade
Blanche Squires. Minerva Morris, Les
| lie Squires, Oscar Jensen, Dennis Muir
ply, Lou McCurdy. Bill Impey. Cliff
Foster, Frank Fowler and Everett Fos-
| ter.
| Scion Spiro has returned from a
months visit in San Francisco. where
he Joined Mrs. Spiro, who returned
home with him after a delightful So
journ of two months in various corners
and the northwest.
Miss Mcguire, who is the guest OF hei
sister, Mrs. w. G. Wilson. is receiving
much attention from friends during hel
visit in Salt Lake. Among those who
have entertained for her are Miss Sheba
Miss Margaret Finnigan and Mrs. Will
Sibley.
Mr. and Mrs. z. ]. Pitt, Miss Ella
Pitt and Miss Constance Brewer have
returned from their summer home In
Little Cottonwood canyon. after a de-
| lightful summer.
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Miss Edith NJ. Hasley, Misses Mary
and Bessie Templeman were guests OF
Miss Hasley's grandmother. Mrs. Louise
Coulson, 367 ] street. Thursday be-
| tween trains. The young ladies were
on their way east. where they will en-
ter the Bradford academy. near Boston
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Mrs. Ephraim Jeffs and Miss Mary
Brooks will entertain Monday evening
at a china shower to be given in honor
of Miss Gertrude Brooks, at the home
of Mrs. Jeffs.
| The Misses Inez Built and ''Dott' Nc.
MILAN entertained at cards at the
home of Miss Built Thursday evening il
honor of Miss Gertrude Brooks and
Alma Bangerter. whose wedding take.
place Wednesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. r. E. Rogers enter.
tanned last Monday evening at theil
home, 603 South Fifth East street, In
honor of their tenth wedding anniver
sary. The rooms were beautifully dec
Grated, the parlor in asters. with gold
englow and sunfiowers prevailing in the
dining room and library. where punch
was served by Mrs. A. M. Paddles. Th'
evening was delightfully."- spent in music
and games, the prizes being won by
Mrs. H. L. Finch. Mrs. ]. Y. Robbins
G. s. Chambers and Miss Maude Tall
Later in the evening supper wa:
served.
Miss Mary E. Hopkinson and Thoma.
A. Ord. both of this city, were united
in marriage on Wednesday evening a
S:45 O'Clock, Bishop William Mcmillan
officiating. The ceremony took place a
the home OF the brides mother. 64
West Third North street. >The wedding
reception and supper were attended b,
the immediate relatives and friends o.
the happy couple. Asters and fern.
were used In the pretty floral decora
TONS The bride wore gown of whit,
organdie. and carried pink carnations.
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L. F. Boyle, a junior in the college o.
agriculture. Cornell university. goe.
east today to resume his studies in tina
institution.
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Mr. and Mrs H A. Baron enter.