The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-17
SOCIETY
ToDAY's EVENTS.

! AT the dancing han tonight one Of =
: the largest social events Of the sea- =
/ son in school circles will be the ball =
! to be given by the students of the =
: J.. ID. S. college. The decorations Of =
: the han viii be in Christmas effect, =
! combined with the class colOrs Of the ,
! school. The Chaperones OF the even =
: ing are Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Lund, =
: Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Cannon, Mr.. and :
. Mrs. j. r. Taylor, Mr.. ana Mrs. +. =
! NJ Lyman. Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. era =
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! Mrs. w. W. Rivers viii entertain :
, the luncheon club today at a 1 =
= o'clock luncheon in the Smith apart =
= ments. Bridge will follow in the :
= afternoon =
, The Neighborhood Sewing club viii ?
= meet today with Mrs. L. b. Flllls ?
Mrs. w. B. Albertson win enter :
\ tain informally this afternoon at a =
= Kensington at her home in z street :
Bishop P. T. Rowe Of Alaska VIII :
: speak this afternoon at st. Mark :
= cathedral at 3 o'clock, under the aus
= pices of the woman's auxiliary TO the ?
, Board Of Missions, on his mission 2
= airy work in Alaska,
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II X
A simple but beautiful church wedding
was that Of Miss Elizabeth Rose GrOO'
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Byron GtuO,
and John Wise, which was soleInIll1eu
Thursday at st. Marks cathedral at hlgh
noon by the Very Rev. Samuel X. COMA
day, dean Of the cathedral Rows OF
palms were placed in the chancel ana
the tall brass altar vases held PINK roses
and ferns amid the altar lights. The or
ganist A H. Peabody, gave several or
gan selections before the LOhengrin bri-
DIAL chorus announcing the arrival OF tue
bridal party. The ushers, Jay ,. Gfco
and Otto Peters, preceded the maid OF
honor. Miss Pearle Clarke, who wore a
beautiful pink messaline gown mace
walking length, with a large white beaver
hat and white feathers, trimmed Win
touches of gold; she also carried an arm
full of pink bridesmaid roses. Inc DElut
followed on the arm of her father at
Hredi ma handsome gown Of cashmere de
sole. made entraine with yoke Of rich lace
and hand embroidered panels. A long
tulle veil fastened with sprays on orange
blossoms reached to the length of her
train, and instead Of flowers, she earned
a white ivory prayer book.
The party was met at the chaucel steps
by the bridegroom and his brother
Thomas Wise his best man. ''Irau-
merei" was softly played during the GER
emory, changing TO the triumphant strains
of the MendelssOhn wedding marcn, %
which, with the peals Of the church Dell
followed at the home Of the bride, IN
First avenue, when the members or Jne
bridal party, the family and a few mt
mate friends were present the colors
pink and green were carried out in the
decorations of the house, with pink roses
chrysanthem and palms Both the
bride and bridegroom have for several
years been valued members Of st. Marx 5
cathedral choir, and the members of thai
organization were present to witness the
ceremony and to Offerc congratulations
Mr. and Mrs. Wise left Thursday after
noon for Kansas City, where they VIII
visit with the family of Mr., Wise before
returning TO Salt Lake, where they VII
be at home TO their friends after Jan
uary 1.
For the first time in several years, the
handsome Salisbury home in East FITS
South street, was thrown open for a Drill
liant social function, the occasion being
a large reception given Thursday after
noon by Mrs. Margaret Blaine Salisbury
10 meet her daughter-in-laW, Mrs. O. j
Salisbury, a bride of the year. From JC
s the SPACIOUS rooms were well filled VIII
the members Of salt Lake society, where
they we're received in the drawing room
bv Mrs Salisbury, who wore ane elegant
reception gown of black satin and lace
Mrs. o. j. Salisbury, in pale blue satin
and Mrs. Louis B. Mccormick, in a cos
tune of red chiffon, all of the women car
rying bouquets of exquisite orchids.
Helds' orchestra was stationed IN the
billiard room, and gave choice selections
during the reception hours. The room!
were handsomely adorned with a prOfu
sion of large yellow and white chrysan
themums in tall vases and jardinieres
and were also banked on mantels and
CRATES.
In the dining room pink Madame Chef
new roses were used in the decorations o.
the beautifully appointed tea table. wheT'
assisting were Mrs. W s. Mccormick
Mrs. w Mont Ferry, Mrs. Arthur H. Bird
Mrs. John A. Marshall Mrs. Walter Stone
Mrs. George j. Gibson, Miss Anna McCOr