The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-02
SOCIETY

A very pretty afternoon wedding of
yesterday was that of Mrs. Jessie
Forbes Mccullough, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. Nj. Forbes. and Robert +.
Kremers. The marriage service was
read by DR. w M Paden at )
O'Clock, about fifty of the close friends
of the two young people witnessing the
ceremony. The bride was attended by
Mrs. Morris Forbes. and CIar-
ence Kremers, a brother of the
groom, was best man. The bride wore
a handsome going away gown of CO.
penhagen blue cloth with hat and
gloves to match. She carried a shower
of white asters. Mrs Forbes wore pink
organdie and carried pink asters The
home was prettily decorated with the
autumn flowers, asters. dahlias and
golden glow Following the service a
buffet supper was served, and the
friends assisting were Mrs George A.
Lowe. Mrs. Grant Hampton. Mrs. Rus
sci Schulder. Mrs. Partridge and Mrs.
kremers. the mother of the groom. Mr..
and Mrs. Kremers left on the night
train for tour of Yellowstone national
park. They will shortly be at home to
their friends with Mr., and Mrs. Forbes
on Twelfth East street.
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The marriage of Miss Virginia Elmer
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last evening at the home of the brides
parents. David Smith performing the
ceremony Only the family were pres
ent. and the young people were unat-
| tended. Later a large reception for
about seventy-five of their friends was
given. The guests We're received by Mr..
and Mrs. G. c. Elmer the parents of
the bride; MIR. and Mrs. Paul Winn,
the groom's parents. and Miss Florence
Winn. Assisting in entertaining were
Mrs. H f. Schiller and the Misses Mel
lie and Florence Shermer. Abbie Her
man, Ina Rudy. Maud Wheeler and
Bessie Croxall. The home was bright
with the autumn flowers, the parlors
and dining room I'm pink and white as
ters, and the halls in golden glow. The
/ bride wore gown of cream white chif-
| fon over taffeta. with trimmings of
lace. She carried a shower of bride
roses. Mr.. and Mrs Winn will be at
home after Oct. l at the Oaks apart
ments.
II will be news to many friends in
Salt Lake To hear of the marriage on
July last of Miss Eliza Curtis and
George n. Moran. While the marriage
was in no sense a secret one, the Salt
Lake friends of the bride have been
entirely unaware of il till recently
Miss Curtis Won for herself a great
deal of credit by her clever artistic
work, and when she went some few
years ago to New York. TO continue
her studies. she had many honors show
cred on her by artists of the metropo-
lis. Some time ago she was made head
of a bachelor colony of girl students,
who vowed not to marry for at least
three years, so that her marriage is
ali the more of a surprise TO her friends.
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Mrs. George Airs was the hostess
yesterday afternoon at delightful
bridge tea at the Country club given
in honor of Mrs. w. F. Jensen. a new
conner to the city. Ten tables of play
ers enjoyed the afternoon and prizes
were awarded the winner at each The
club rooms were decorated with golden
glow. the tea table being especially eff
fective with its yellow decorations. The
hostess was assisted by her sister Mrs.
w. d. Donoher. Mrs. Fred Dern and
the Misses Rae and Olive Bartch
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Miss Edna Dunn entertained yester-
day al a delightful luncheon at the
Country club in compliment TO Miss
Gladys Sears. who is the guest of Miss
Stella Fabian. The table was bright
with the early autumn tints of the
golden glow blossoms. and eleven
guests were present Besides Miss
Sears they were Miss Stella Fabian.
Miss EudOra Daily Miss Mary Smed-
ley. Miss May Kervin. Miss Sarah Ter
rell. Miss Lorene Leary. Miss lone
Morrison. and her guest. Miss Murrell
of Kansas City. and Mrs. Charles Cain
CrismOn.
The marriage of Miss Agnes Ryan
toll
O'Clock this morning in Mullan. Ida.
where the bride has been spending a
part of the summer, and whittier Mr.
Curtis went few days ago. Both the
young people are well known locally
having been prominent in musical cir
Giles for some years. After short we'd
ding trip they will be at home in the
Curtis bungalow al 42S street.
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The marriag &c of Miss Hazel WINNER
and Fred Bennion will take place this
evening at O'Clock at the WINNER
home. The ceremony will be performed
by Judge William II. King. and only
the family will be present. Later a
large reception will be given for the
young people. who are to leave tonight
for their new home in Provo.
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The Misses Esther. Florence and Eliz-
dDeth Allen VIII give morning recital,
with the violin, piano and cello. in the
art gallery of the Amelia Palace. this
morning at 1890. 10 which a few of
their friends and the friends of Mrs
Holmes nave been invited.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry l.. Harter who
have spent the summer with their
nephew, ]. w. Curtis. will leave about
the tenth of the month for New York.
where they will make their home with
Mr.. and Mrs. George N Moran.
The members of the Governors club
entertained a number of their friends
last evening with a musicale, followed
by an informal dance at the Odeon.
The hall and the lawn adjoining were
all decorated gaily with the clubs col
ors. of green and gold. and splendid
musical program was rendered early in
the evening by Miss Sybella Clayton,
Miss Druehl. Miss Lorraine. Miss Clau-
die Holt and Jack Farrell and Will
Ainsworth. Later a buffet supper was
served, followed by an hour or so of
dancing. Those present included the
Misses Myrtle Jack, Lillian Olsen, LORI
laine, Lucille Young, Texas" Craig,
Lila Sjodahl Margaret Walker. Lila
Osborne. Neva Hoy, Vera Eldredge,
Alice Farrell, Chloe Young, Viola God
be. Dagmar Orlob. Alice Hardy. Vera