The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-09


been associated with the bride in the
public library, presided-Miss Emma
| Morris, Miss Stella Riley, Miss Angie
Ferris and Miss Julia Lynch. About
thirty-five guests were present to add
their congratulations and extend their
best wishes to the bride and bridegroom,
who left the same evening for their fu
tuTe home in Phoebe. The bride wore
for her gOing-away gown a stylish blue
broadcloth suit, with hat to match.
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A wedding reception was given at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs NJ. H. Walk
er last evening, by Miss Lena Hague, in
honor of her cousin, Miss Lillian Calder
of Provo, who was married in the morn
ing to Lawrence Salisbury. About fifty
guests were present during the hours
of S to II. The rooms were handsome
ly decorated for the occasion, the color
scheme being green and white, and an
orchestra was in attendance during the
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker and Miss
Hague were assisted in receiving by
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Calder, parents Of
the bride, of Provo; Mr.. and Mrs. viii
Calder, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. David Mi
chael.
Mrs. Ernest Stenger entertained a few
friends informally Wednesday at a
luncheon at her home in G street, Those
enjoying the pleasant occasion were
Mrs. R. c. Gemmell, Mrs. E. A. Green
wood Mrs. T. ]. Wyche, Mrs. S. Y. Der
rah, Mrs. J, NJ. Bowman, Mrs. A. T,
Sanford, Mrs. Raymond Alderman,
Mrs. A. H. Mayne and Miss Kathleen
Anderson.
Miss Elsie Dickert was guest Of honor
Wednesday afternoon at a pleasant So
cial affair in the form Of a Kensington
given by Mrs. Percival o. Perkins at
her apartments in the Nelson Annex,
when she was assisted by her sister,
Miss Dorothy FrOiseth. Those invited
to meet Miss Dickert were Mrs. George
T. Badger, Mrs. Fred A. Earls, Mrs.
Frank Anderson, Mrs, Chester O'Neill,
Mrs. George Ames, Mrs. A. d. PiersOn,
Mrs. Wood, Miss Kathleen Anderson,
Miss Jessie Bernard and Miss Alice Nc
Donald.
Mrs. F. L. Oswald entertained
Wednesday evening at a prettily ap
pointed dinner, given in honor of Dean
and Mrs. Samuel r, COlladay and Mr..
and Mrs. E. D. Miller.
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Mrs. Charles A. Shepherd was one of
the hostesses Of Wednesday, when she
entertained about twenty-four friends at
a luncheon at the Bransford.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. R.
Halliday, 942 West First South street,
Wednesday afternoon, their little daugh
ter, Ellen May Halliday, pleasantly en-
tertained twenty-fOur of her little
friends to celebrate her fourth birthday
anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. King have issued
invitations for their silver wedding an
niversary Saturday evening, at their
home in West First North street.
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The Undine club viii meet this even
ing with Miss Augusta Youngberg.
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On Saturday evening at o'clock at
st. Johns chapel in Logan avenue,
recital viii be given under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. Charles G. Plummer, for
which an excellent program has been
prepared. Mrs. Plummer viii be as
sisted by the Rowland Hall Glee club,
George S. Shelton, violinist; Mrs. Led
yard NJ Bailey, Miss. Edna Cohn, Miss
Edna Dwyer and Miss Isabel Osborne.
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W. +. Core was pleasantly surprised
Tuesday evening at his home, 157
Twelfth East street, by twenty of the
employees Of the State street department
store. Mrs. Core was assisted in enter
tanning by Mrs. W. J. Lacy, Miss Grace
Drybread and Miss Fern Brown. Mu-
sic, games and foTtune-telling were fea-
lures Of the evening, and refreshments
were served from a long table in the
dining room, which was adorned with
Chinese lilies.
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Forty friends of Mrs. NJ. A. Cooper
assembled at her home Saturday even
ing to help her celebrate her sixty-sec-
ond birthday anniversary. The ocea-
sion was a pleasant surprise to the
hostess.
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Colonel and Mrs. z. A. Wall and fam
lily left Wednesday for New York.
where after spending a few weeks, they
viii sail for an extended trip abroad.
expecting to return in the early summer.
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Miss Miller, who has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Fife for several
weeks, viii leave today for her home in
San Francisco.
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Mrs. George r. Hancock is in Wash
ington, D. O., where she g a delegate
from Utah to the national council Of the
Federation of Women's Stubs.
Mrs. J. D. Wardrop and Miss Rachel