The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-23


g cent new battlesnip Utah VIII De 9
g launched with imposing ceremo- g
g MES. There viii be a large num- 9
@ Der Of guests from Utah to do 9
@ honor to the occasion, aside from g
g the official party, who left last g
9 week expressly for the purpose, IN e
@ GLIDING Governor Spry and daugh-
q ter. Miss Alice Spry, who will have G
@ the honor Of christening the new 9
o battleship. g
q The wedding Of Miss Ina Smith g
g and Joseph S. Peery viii take g
@ place this morning in the temple. 9
o Other weddings Of the day are g
9 those Of Miss Winnie Bates and g
g c. z. Allen, for whom recep- 9
@ ton viii be given at the home Of 9
g. the brides sister, Mrs. H. L. Mel
g son, in the evening. Miss Cornell 4.
g James and Leroy Mulliner, with g
g reception at the brides home in 9
@ the evening. Miss Nettie NJ. Olsen g
@ and G. Herman Schettler viii be &.
@ rendered a reception in the even e
g ing at the home of the brides Q
9 mother, Mrs. o. 3. Nelson. d"
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The Christmas tree at the Ladies
Literary club yesterday afternoon,
number Of young girls prominent III
society, assisted by several married la
dies, for the pleasure and enjoyment of
poor children, proved to be a delightful
success in every particular. Over fifty
children received useful and dainty
presents from the handsomely decOrat-
ed tree, whtch occupied a place on the
platform in the hall. Small chairs were
placed for the children while the dis
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hands full and showing by their happy
faces their appreciation Of the after
moons entertainment.
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At the meeting Of the Regimental
Bridge club Tuesday evening in the post
hail at Fort Douglas the prizes in the
game We're won by Mrs. Bryan Con-
rad, Mrs. ]. NJ. ArTasmith, Miss Reese,
Lieutenant Sillman and Lieutenant H.
L. Wrathau.
Miss Frances O'Meara most delight
fully entertained the members of the
Crystal Bridge club Wednesday after
noon a. her home in East South Tenn
pie street. The rooms were very at
tractive with festOOns Of Christmas
greens and holly, with tall vases of the
gorgeous poinsettia. The prizes Of the
afternoon were awarded to Mrs. R. W
Hill, Mrs. Willard Snyder and Mrs. J.
c. Lynch.
Miss Mary HallOTan viii entertain at
stan party Christmas night at the
Salt Lake theatre.
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Electa chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star, at their regular meeting in Ma
soaie temple, Tuesday evening, gave a
delightful Christmas party and ban
quet. Members Of Argenta lodge were
the guests Of honor. The members of
Eiecta chapter presented the worthy
matron, Mrs. Birdie S. Nipper, with a
handsome solid silver loving cup. Over
$50 guests were present to enjoy the
affair.
pretty home wedding took place
Wednesday evening at 1143 East Second
South street when, at z o'clock, Miss
Lulu Gaumer and Frank johnson We're
united in marriage by the Rev. L. s
BOwerman Of the Emmanuel Baptist
church. in the presence Of the brides
family. A reception followed at
O'Clock, which was attended by fifty
close friends of the bride and bride
groom. The rooms were effectively
decorated with garlands of green and
wreaths Of holly, forming a pretty
background for the bridal party. The
brides gown was Of cream satin, with
yoke and sleeves Of all-Over lace. and
she carried a bridal bouquet Of white
roses Miss Maud West. the maid of
honor, wore pale blue silk and carried
white carnations, and Miss Emily West.
the bridesmaid, wore white messaline
and carried bouquet of pink carna-
tons. Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Z, w.
Clark assisted in the dining, room, and
Miss Elizabeth Watkins, at the piano
played the Lohengrin Bridal Chorus
when the couple entered and the
spring Song during the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson viii be at home
after January 10 at Garfield.
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Miss Ivy Wilkinson gave a pleasant
box party Tuesday evening at the Mis-
sion theatre, when her guests We're
Miss Jean Winder, Miss LUella Cutler,
Miss Lillian Hall, Will Wetzell, Edgar
Han. win Hame. Myron Billings
Mrs. Roscoe H. Claiming a former
popular member of salt Lake society.
who has spent the last two years in
South America, where Mr.. Charming is
deeply interested IN mines, and who has
been spending a few days with old
friends in the city, left Wednesday for
Portland, Ore, where she VIII remain
over the holidays with her mother Mrs
Burke.
NJ. K. Parsons and daughter. Miss
Elsie Parsons. Of the Bransford, left
Wednesday for an eastern trip. which
viii include Chicago, Washington ana
New York.
Bishop F. S. Spal6ing and sister
Miss Spalding, viii leave today for
Denver 70 spend Christmas with Mrs.
]. f. Spaidmg.
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Judge G. W. Bartch and daughter
Miss Olive Bartch, leave this week for
New York. where they will remain for
several weeks.
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DR.. and Mrs. +. J. Lyon and children
left Wednesday for San Francisco, and
VIII sail later for Honolulu.
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Mrs. Rudolph Gnelsow left Tuesday to
join Mr.. Gnekow in Chicago. where
they expect to make their home.
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Harold c. Craig Of San Francisco is
expected here to be the guest of his
mother and sister for the HOLIDAYS at
the W /. McAllister apartments. in
the Arlington.
Select Lily Of the Valley, the latest
perfume, makes an exquisite Christmas
gift. AT drug stores.