The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-13
SOCIETY
ropAY,s EVENTS.

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ToDAY'S EVENTS.
: Mrs. F. E. McGurrin will be the :
: hostess this afternoon at a bridge =
: tea, to be given at her home in the =
: Bransford apartments, with Mrs. y
; Ross Bittinger as the guest of =
: honor. :.
: A luncheon will be given today =
: at the Alta club by Mrs. Elias A. :
: Smith, complimentary to her :
: guests, Mrs. A. S. MyTick and Mrs. =
; George r. Bentel of Los Angeles. =
: Mrs. c. H. Harlan and Mrs. :
: Hills win entertain this afternoon :
: with the first of a series of bridge :
!" teas, to be given at their apart :
!. ments in the Caithness on B street. :
: Mrs. T. r. woodbridge will be ::
: the hostess this evening at a din ::
: ner to be given at her home in the Z:
: Stauffer apartments. Covers will ::
: be laid for twelve guests. ::
{: In honor Of Miss Vedi Beebe, an ::
:. Alice Nibley will entertain fifty ::
!: guests at a Kensington tea, to be ::
= given this afternoon at their home :
!. in North Temple street. ::
: Mrs. Mayer will entertain the ::
: membership of her sewing club ::
= this afternoon at her home in East ::
: Second South street. I:
: Mrs. Selden Clawson will enter ::
: tain the CleOfan club this afternoon ::
!: at her home in B street The pa ::
: per for the day will be given by ::
: Mrs. H. L. A. Gunner, the topic ::
= being ''The Dawn of the French ::
: Revolution" ::
!. A meeting of the Authors club ::
= will be held at 1890 o'clock this ::
= morning at the home of Mrs. w. F. ::
= Ritter. ::
= Mrs. T. r. Black will be the host ::
: ess at a bridge tea, to be given &:
= this afternoon at her home in South :
: Sixth East street:
:. +.
:. The historical division of the ::
= Genealogical society will meet to- :
= day at O'Clock. All interested are
y cordially invited. {.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs Archibald
Campbell in South Twelfth East stree
was the scene of a pretty home wedding
yesterday, when their daughter. Ger
trude, became the bride of George Ad
olson VOris. The marriage took plac
at high noon in the presence of a few
relatives and intimate friends of tn
bridal couple, with the Rev. William M
Paden of the First Presbyterian churcl
as the officiating clergyman. Mis-
Ethel Campbell. a sister of the bride
was the maid of honor, while her broth
or, Reginald Campbell, attended MI
VOris as best man. .......
As the bridal party entered the parlOI
the LOhengrin wedding march wa
played by Professor Skeletons stringe,
orchestra, stationed in the hall. During
the ceremony the sweet strains of tn
old Scotch melody. Annie Laurie
were softly played by the orchestra
with the MendelssOhn wedding marc
at the conclusion. After the ceremOn,
a charmingly appointed luncheon wa
served to about forty guests. Tn
throughout with d prOfusion of autumn
flowers, white chrysanthemums an
ferns being massed with pretty effec
in the parlOr, library and hall. In tn
dining room yellow chrysanthemum
were used, a large cluster of the beau
tiful blossoms forming the table center
piece. The table was presided over b.
Mrs. William Igleheart and Mrs. GeOrg
Richard Smith, assisted by Miss Mar
MOffat, Miss Jessie Home and Mis-
HOLSTER Hancock. Those who assiste
Mrs. Smith in receiving were Mrs. ].
Hill and Mrs. Freeman Bassett.
The fair young bride was attired il
a charming gown of white satin, wit
trimmings of rose point lace, and sh
carried a shower bouquet of whit
bride roses. Miss Ethel Campbell wor
charming gown of yellow silk null
and her bouquet was a large cluster O
yellow chrysanthemums. Mrs. Camp
bells robe was of lavender messalin
silk, with trimmings of real lace. Tn
brides gOing-away gown was a tailo
effect in navy blue corduroy velvet, an
she wore a large travelling hat of dar
blue beaver. Mr.. and Mrs. Voris wi
make their home in Salt Lake after
wedding trip Of two weeks spent i
Seattle and the northwest.
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Mrs. Jack Taylor was the hostess a
a charming affair given yesterday a
the Country club, about seventy-fiv
guests being present during the after
noon. Bridge was played by a numbe
of the guests. while others were enter
tanned with golf and tennis matches
The club rooms were beautifully deco
rated in an autumn effect, quantities 0
autumn leaves and yellow chrysanthe
NUNS being massed about the rooms.
large set piece of fruits gTaced the cen
ter of the table, where Mrs. Taylor wa
assisted in serving by Mrs. J. c. Moss
Mrs. Robert Glendinning, Mrs. Georg
H. Smith, Mrs. T. c. Griffin and Mis-
Marge Miller. In the golf games,
one-club match was played, and prize
were won by Mrs. Union WOrthingtO
and Miss Bella Blythe The fortunat
contestants in the bridge games wer
Mrs T. n. Bailey, Mrs. Belden, Mr..
w W. Armstrong, Mrs Gillett, Mr..
Frank McGurrin, Mrs. G.. Y. Wallace
Mrs T. r. Woodbridge, Mrs. Robe1