The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-25
SOCIETY

The following from Henderson, KY,
viii be read with interest by Salt
! Lakers:
Miss Fannie Elliott of this city and
Harris Kennedy Masters of Chile were
married Saturday, June 81 at 6
O'Clock at the home of the brides
| parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Elliott,
the Rev. j. T. Rushing. pastor of the
First Methodist church, officiating.
Only the immediate relatives of the
| parties were present, and the wedding
was a quiet affair. Mr.. and Mrs. Mas
ters left Saturday evening al o'clock
for the east"
lar girls that ever visited in Salt Lake
and made a host of friends when she
was the guest of Mrs William lyle
heart some few years ago. Mr.. Mas
ters also has a host of friends in Salt
Lake, having made his home here for
some time. Mr.. and Mrs. Masters left
Immediately for Chile, where they viii
make their home.
Mrs. John n. Sharp entertained a
large company of friends yesterday at
very prettily appointed bridge tea at
her home. the guests numbering nearly
forty Nine tables of the game were
played and later, when tea was served.
the hostess was. assisted by Mrs. Karl
A. Scheid who poured. and Mrs. H. Y.
Mayo, Mrs. Miles and Dr. Luella p
Niles. The rooms were gay with red
roses, the dining room being especially
attractive with its mantel banked with
the flowers and its tea table rosy with
them. Prizes in the games were won
by Mrs. Frank p. SWindler, Mrs A Z.
Kimball, Mrs. J. c. Landenberger, Mrs.
PfOutz, Mrs. w. w. Ritter, Mrs Henry
w. Lawrence, Mrs. Sam Porter Mrs.
Mccullough and Mrs. Florence X.
Woodruff.
The wedding of Miss Crissie Lawson
and Harry Chapman took place very
quietly at the Lawson home last night,
o. F. Whitney performing the cere-
mony The bride was attended by her
sister Miss Blanche Lawson, and
Ralph McNitt was best man. Only the
relatives were present, and the we'd
ding was followed by a buffet supper.
Miss Pauline White played the music
for the wedding, The Bridal Chorus, -
! "Traumerei," Mendelssohn's Spring
Song" and "Nuptiales." The bride wore
a princess gown of white silk, with lace
trimmings, and carried brides roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Chapman left on the
midnight train for Los Angeles, where
they will spend a fortnight. They will
be at home after June 10 at l29 North
Second West.
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The last charity card party given
Monday afternoon at the Country club
was such a success that it was decided
10 give another next month, and some
time about the middle of the month
a morning card party. with tables on
| the lawn. will be given at Rowland
/ Hall. The meeting of the association
! held yesterday morning was for the
express purpose of making some need
ed changes in the constitution and by
! laws, among which was a change in
the name of the association by insert
| ing the word charity in the name. TIE
meetings will be discontinued till Sep
| TENDER, but. of course, the work of the
| association goes on through the sum-
mer months.
| Mrs Charles H. Griffin entertained
! fifty little folks yesterday afternoon
at a most delightful lawn party for
her little granddaughter, FloradoTa
/ Thomas. The lawn was made gay
with tiny tables. eleven of which were
required 10 seat the merry company,
| Games were played in the early after
/ noon hours. and in a donkey game
| prizes were captured by Harold Cowan
and Evy Lynch The hostess was as
sisted in entertaining the little ones by
/ a number of older girls the Misses
/ Katie Adams, Ruby LambOurne,
Katherine Richards. Dorothy Bailey,
Latte Curtis and Dorothy Froiseth.
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/ Mrs Andrew s. Rowan entertained
the wives Of the officers OF the Third
battalion last evening at the merriest
kind of a dove party. the men being
| out on a practice march. Mr.. Skyrnme
/ the father of Mrs. Butcher. was the
cicerone of the party, and the ladies'
besides Mrs Rowan, were Mrs. Edwin
/ Butcher. Mrs. Hugh WalthaH. Mrs
Paul Potter and Mrs. Kneeland Snow
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Mrs Howard F. Snider of Mount
/ Pleasant. Ia. accompanied by her two
daughters, will be here tomorrow on
| their way from California 10 their
| home They viii visit Mr.. and Mrs. J
/ r Marshall at "a X street. Mrs. SnideI
/ has many friends here, and she will
receive them informally tomorrow aft
| ternoon from to 4 at Mrs. Marshall
home.
/ Mrs. W. IT. Bramel entertained sever
tables al 500 yesterday afternoon in
compliment 10 her sister. Miss Robert
son of Colorado Springs. The rooms
were bright with roses. and followins
the game tea was served. the hostess
being assisted by Mrs w. l.. Cleland
Mrs Frank Harding and Mrs. A. II
Peabody won the prizes.
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Captain and Mrs. Willis Uline enter
tanned a few of their friends in the
garrison last evening at bridge. five
tables being filled with the players
| Garden roses were used through al
the rooms. and at a supper following
the games Mrs. Uline was assisted by
few of her closest friends.