The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-19

A very pretty church wedding of yes
| terday morning was that of Miss Hat
tie Pike, the daughter of DIR. Walter
Pike of st. George. TO Robert s. Oil
yer, the young engineer in charge OF
the Utah-Apex company. The mar
riage took place at IL O'Clock at st.
Pauis church, the Rev. Charles E. Per-
kins reading the service The bride
was attended by her sister. Mrs. A. L.
WoOdhOuse and Mr.. Woodhouse stood
with the groom Only a few friends
were present. among whom were John
w Pike an uncle of the bride; Mrs.
Amelia Young, her aunt; Joseph Lipp
/ man, her cousin, and her sister, Mrs.
Annie Pike Greenwood Mr.. divers
brother and-a number of his friends
were also present The bride wore a
travelling gown of dark blue. with hat
to match Mr.. and Mrs oliver left
on noon train for the east, where they
will spend their honeymoon with Mr..
| divers family at Escanaba, Mich.
They Will make their home in Bling
ham.
A new kind of charity entertainment
| is TO be tried, similar TO those which
are so successfully given in larger and
more metropolitan cities each year, and
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experiment. She will open her house
for a charity card party for the ben
eft Of Canyon Crest On the afternoon
| of Saturday June p. The plan is to
/ have parties made up for each table.
and of course the sale of tables will
/ represent the receipts. The cause is of
such nature as to insure a. good sum,
and the fact that it is to be given in a
private home will be factor in its
success.
Mrs. John w. Delano entertained a
number of her friends yesterday after
noon at a bridge tea at her apart
ments in the BransfOrd. Mrs. DelanO
was assisted in receiving her guests by
/ Mrs. WhittemOre, sister of Mrs. Thorn
as Weir, who is visiting here. The
rooms were all gay with roses, deep red
and pink being used especially. Seven
tables of bridge were played, and prizes
were won by Mrs. 5. II. Pinkerton, Mrs.
! Clarence Garnock. Mrs. c. P. Blyth.
Miss Helen BOxrud, Mrs. F. J.. Fabian,
Mrs. c. Ira futile and Mrs. A. c. Ew-
/ ing.
Mrs. Windsor V. Rice entertained
yesterday at one of a series of lunch
cons. the affair being given at the
Alta club. The large round table in
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were laid for twenty-three. The cen
| tral decoration was a cut glass vase
filled with pink and white peOnies. and
| two baskets of the peOnes were ar
ranged i'm shower form at either end.
Daisies were scattered loosely over the
cloth, and little Wedgwood jars of dais-
les were at each place.
There will be no hop at the post
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on practice march depicting the ranks
of the officers to too great an extent
to make dancing eXpedient. The usual
Friday afternoon parade will be on at
4 o'clock, however and the band con-
cert, too unless the weather interferes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Fisher an
nOunce the coming marriage of their
daughter Belva and John l.. Reynolds,
TO take place June %. An informal
reception win be given TO friends from
6 to IL at the brides home, 724 East
| Twelfth South street. The bride and
groom Will be at home to friends after
July 5. at No. Plaza flats.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flowers announce
the marriage of their daughter Irma
Estella 10 NARROW Cummings. jr. The
marriage took place quietly on Wednes-
day, and the young people will be at
home after Aug. 1 at 609 Ninth ave-
nue..
Mrs. f. B. Critchbw will entertain
! the girls Of the Y. w. c. A. this even
/ ing at a tennis tea at her home. A
few of the directors of the association
will assist Mrs. Critchlow.
| Mrs. George Greenwood. who has been
visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Pike,
in St. George. left yesterday afternoon
to join her husband in Garden City,
/ Kan.
! Mrs. Willis May has arrived at Fort
Douglas after a long stay in Los An
geles. and Major and Mrs. May are
now at home at No. 16.
| Mrs. Moon will be here tomorrow
/ from Fort LeavenwOrth to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Kneeland Snow, at Fort Doug
las.
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Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Quigley,
their two boys, together with Miss Ma
rie Gibbons and Mrs. Cam, as guests
/ left last evening for Ocean Park to
spend the summer. Mr.. Quigley will
return in a week.
] Miss Kate KempeT Of Spearfish and
Miss Mary Harrison of Evanston are i'm
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