The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-02
SOCIETY

! was that OF j. A. GreeneWald of this
/ city and Miss Mildred Rheinstrom of
| Portland. The ceremony was per-
/ formed at $3.50 o'clock last evening a
the Rheinstrom home. DR.. Jonah b.
] Wise officiating. The bride was at
/ tended by Miss Flora F'leischner. and
Louis Lang was the best man. The
/ bride was given away by her father,
/ and only the close friends and near
/ relatives of the two young people were
/ i'm attendance. The ceremony was fol-
| lowed by a wedding supper, and latel
/ the young couple left for a two
months honeymoon in the east. Later
they will be at home at 539 East FirsT
/ South street The home was bright
/ with POrtlands faVorite flowers
| roses. Pink roses were used every
where, a great canopy of them forming
a bower for the bridal party. The sup
/ per table showed a central decoration
Of an immense heart of the same fra
/ grant flowers. and roses and palms
| filed the rooms throughout the house.
| The bride, who is one of POrtland's
| most beautiful girls, made a lovely
| picture in a Paris lingerie gown. HAND
/ embroidered over white taffeta She
carried a shower of brides roses. Miss
/ F'leischners gown was of white en-
/ brOidered net. and she carried an arm
/ full of pink roses. Mrs. Rheinstrom
/ trimmed with real lace. and Mrs Jo-
/ seph Oberndorfer of this city, sistel
of the groom, was dressed in a white
| lace princess gown.
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| The big event of the day is the we'd
/ ding this evening of Miss Leila Sting
/ ley and Joseph J. Campbell. The GER
/ emOny takes place this evening at 6
| o'clock at St Paul's church. and this
will be followed by small reception
at the home of The brides uncle, Mi
! NeWhOuse. The bridesmaids will be
| the Misses Mary and GeOTgoida Moore.
| cousins of the bride, and the Misses
/ Mildred and Bess Mcmillan. john
| Clark is to be the best man.
! y y
THE Crystal Slipper" is to be re-
peated the latter part of the month
and again for the general benefit of the
/ Canyon Crest ranch. The dates chosen
are June % and %, and several new
| features have been introduced to adj
TO the attractiveness of the program.
| The first rehearsal will be held Sat
urday evening at 80
! Yesterday was given over almost en-
/ urely To the sweet girl graduate"
| Rowland Hall girls held their senior
| evening, the High school people filed
/ the theatre to overlooking, and numer-
! Gus other events connected with the
/ closing of schools were recorded.
! X \ x
! The marriage of Miss Alice Fisher
and Frederic B. Dawson will take
/ place this morning at 3 o'clock a the
/ Fisher home. The wedding viii be a
| quiet one. the ceremony being per
| formed by Rev. Father D. Kiely. It
will be followed by a wedding break
| fast 10 the family only
|
! Madame Worms and her little
daughter Elise left yesterday for the
coast to be away all summer. They
will visit Mrs Elken of San Francisco
and Mrs. Offer Of Seattle, both daugh-
| ters of Madame WOrms. and will also
visit friends in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. c w. Penrose have IS
/ sued invitations for a wedding recep-
ter A. Wallace on Wednesday evening.
June 10, at the residence of Mrs. John
| Stringham, 107 X street.
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! Miss Mary Dunbar, the younger
daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Dunbar. is
here from Los Angeles to visit friends
Mrs. Dunbar is expected next week L
spend a part of the summer.
X X
! Miss Lucille Hewett. who has been
teaching in the Alameda High schoo,.
/ viii be home late i'm the week to spend
the summer with her mother and
brother, Mrs. Hewett and Dr.. Ned
Hewett.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. h. DOOIttle ana
| their little daughter Dorothy have
moved and are now at home at 800
East Brigham street.
|
Miss Kate GrOo entertained the
members of the Sewing club yesterday
| afternoon at a kensington tea for Miss
! Florence Grant. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. ElwOOd Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest A. Greenwood
will entertain al cards both tonight
and tomorrow night for their guest.
Mrs. Robert J. Hendricks. of Salem
ore.
Miss Leo Trent has returned from
| spending A week with Miss Katherine
Worse at her country home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lamoreaux
Will be here today on their wedding
trip. and will visit Mr. Lamoreaux's
father for a short time.
Miss Stella Fabian entertained a
few friends last evening at a dinner.
X X X
Mrs. Hubbard w. Reed will enter
tain about a score of her friends a a
luncheon at the Alta club on Thurs
| day.
X X X
| Miss Jessie Home entertains this af-
| teTnoOn in compliment to Miss Flor
| enCe Grant.
X X X
Mrs. W. T. Benson entertains the
! Bridge club this afternoon at her
home.
x X
Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Lambourne re-
| turned Sunday from a stay of several
| weeks i'm New York.
x X
Miss Celia McFaH left last evening
for Seattle to visit friends for the sum
| mer.
X X
Miss Meta GibbOn expects to leave
during the week for her home in Chi
| cago to spend the summer.
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