The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-29

the Rev. r A Simpkin in the presence
Of a few relatives and intimate friends.
The bride wore a pretty gown of gray
DrOadclOth and carried white carnations
The rooms were charmingly decorated in
white chrysanthemums and the scarlet
cOleus blossoms. After a short trip TO the
coast, MI and Mrs; McGiain VIII De az
home at BGckhorn City, Utah, where MI
McClain is manager of the Iowa Buck
horn mine.
Wednesday evening a pretty wedding
took place at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. p HILL when their daughter, Dora,
was married to Thomas c. Hand, jr. The
house was decorated in a pretty arrange
rnent of white chrysanthemums through
out the rooms. The bride wore a dainty
gown of white messaline silk and carried
shower bouquet of Bride roses Inc
ceremony was performed by the Key:
Methodist Episcopal church: Musical Sc
lections were given during the evening by
Miss Margaret Duvall and Miss buclie
Hill.
A delightful musical program was given
Yesterday afternoon at the Ladies Liter
airy club meeting, when Mrs. Philip moore
was present as the guest OF honor. vocal
DALEY. Mrs c. c. Snyder, MRS Jack
Keith and Mrs. W. A. Wetzell and MIS-
w T. Adams, while harp solo by MRS.
Walter G. futile, q violin selection ny
Mrs Torild Arnoldson and an instru-
mental duet by Mrs. p. n. Cook ana MISS
Miller were also enjoyable numbers on
the program. Following the program a
reception was given in Mrs. Moore
honor. The rooms were decorated in
white chrysanthemums and the national
flags, and tea was poured by Mrs. Walter
G. Tuttle and Mrs. George Stiehl-
A pretty Halloween card party was
that given Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Preston G. Hampton, complimentary to
her guests, Mrs. D. w. Hamlin, MISS
Ethel Plant and Mrs Stanley Buck of
Idaho Falls The decorations throughout
the house carried out the HallOwe en-
ideas, jaCk-o'-lanterps ana Hallowe en-
figures being used with pretty effect; IN, me
Snyder and Mrs S. c. Ewing.
Mrs. Fred w. Meai1in was the hostess
at a pretty affair given yesterday after
noon, when she entertained the members
of The Flower Five Hundred club at
her home in Second avenue. Four tables
of bridge were played and the card prizes
and Mrs. J. A. Spiker. Pink and white
carnations were used in the decorations
| throughout the rooms, and in the dining
/ room Halloween suggestions were car
ried out in the decorations. A golden
pumpkin formed the table centerpiece,
and from this streamers of ribbon extend
/ ed to the guests places, which were
marked with caTnation blossoms. After
was rendered by Miss Margaret Duvall
and Miss Lucille Hill. The next meeting
/ of the club will be held at the home of
/ Mrs. o. W. McGill in Q street.
A Halloween party was given at the
| home of Miss Evelyn Gartside in Sew
enth avenue last night, with Miss Lillian
| Riser and Miss Gartside as the hCstesses.
Autumn leaves and corn stalks were used
/ in the decorations, and the doOrways were
hung with rows of bright red apples. In
4 the qlning room pumpkins arranged in
/ the shape of triangle, formed the table
! centerpiece, and the lights were covered
with orange colored shades. A Hall of
| Mystery was one Of TIE features of the
evening and here fortunes were told and
! other HallOWe en- games were played.
About thirty guests enjoyed the affair.
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! DR.. and Mrs. Robert Stephen Joyce of
| Ogden announce the engagement of their
| daughter, Frances Pauline, to Charles
! Hibbard of Seattle. Wash The wedding
/ will take place early in November.
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! Miss Edith Sherman returned Wednes-
/ day from a visit of several weeks in
! Portland and other coast points.
|
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Midgley who have
| been visiting in Ocean Park CAL for the
last six months, are again at home and
Mrs Midgley IS much improved in health.
/ The Undine club will be entertained by
| Miss. Ethel Griggs at its meeting this
! evening.
Mrs A. II. Warren has issued invita-
/ tons for a Halloween party. with which
she viii entertain number of her friends
/ Saturday evening at her home in Q street.
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! Mrs. J. J. Boswell will issue invitations
] soon for a party to b. given Tuesday.
Nov. 9, at her home in Third avenue.
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/ Mrs w. D. Leonard of Garfield left
yesterday for Shreveport. La. WHERE she
will visit until after the holidays. She
/ was accompanied by Miss Jessie Rails of
/ Shreveport, who had been her guest fol-
! several weeks.
Mrs. Glochner Of Los Angeles is the
guest Of Mrs. r. II. Pealc of the Brans-
I ford apartments.