The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-20

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g performed by Judge Alexander {
4. McMastsr in the presence of a few
q relatives and intimate friends. A
q reception will follow during the
9 hours Of TO II to about $50 {
q guests,
q A pretty home Wedding that will q
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g Miss Gertrude Kelly and William d;
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g formed at 8 o'clock at the home {
g of the brides parents, Mr.. and &
2 Mrs. 4. II Kelly, in First West {
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9 about seventy-five guests will be {
g present. After the ceremony a re- (
9 ception win be held at the home of {
o the bride.
. An out-of-toWn wedding of great {
o interest viii take place in Los An G
9 geles today at the home of Mrs. {
. Hooper Dunbar, when her daugh- {
9 ter, Miss Beth Dunbar, viii be- (
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q Mrs. Charles Wells will enter Z
9 tain the members of the Cleofan &
. club this afternoon at her home in &
. Second avenue. Papers will be (
:, given on the following topics: Z
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q society of the Fifth Methodist (
q. church viii entertain this after {
2 noon at the home of Mrs. c. o. {
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? The wedding of Miss EsteIIe
. Margetts and T II. Burt will take I
g place today at the temple. A re- {
? eeption viii be given this evening {
s. at the home of the bride. {
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p The Crystal Bridge club will {
&: meet this afternoon at the apart (
q ments of Mrs. o. H. Hewett in the {
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A beautifully appointed dinner part
was that given Tuesday evening b.
Mrs. Russell Schulder for the member
OF the bridal party of the Morrison
OVeriield wedding, which will tax,
place a week from today. A cut glas
bowl of beautiful white chrysanthe
NUNS graced the center of the dinins
table, where covers We're laid for Mr.
and Mrs. Jasper McCaskell, Mr.. an,
Mrs. George KeyseT, Miss Edna Dunn
MISS Carrie Sappington, Miss Ion,
Morrison, Gordon Hutchins, Leonard
Wilson, James Hogle, Harry Sherman
warner Morrison and Chauncey over.
field.
Mrs. George Airs was the hostess A
a charming tea given yesterday after
noon, when she entertained twelve ia.
bleS at bridge at the Country club. A
color scheme of yellow was carried out
in the table decorations, a large cluster
of beautiful yellow ehysanthemum.
forming a mound in the center of the
table. Here tea was poured during the
afternoon by Mrs. ". G. Alexander
Mrs. w. P. Kiser and Miss Daisy Ray
bould.
A pretty affair of yesterday was the
five hundred party with which Miss
Sybella Clayton entertained about forty
friends at her home in Second avenue
Miss Vedi Beebe, a November bride
was the guest of honor. A pretty ar
of autumn leaves was used
the rooms, and quantities
IF the beautiful chrysanthemums added
20 the pretty effect. Assisting Miss
Clayton in the dining room were the
Misses Elizabeth Wells and Louise
Spencer. Those winning prizes in the
i've hundred games were Mrs. Clara
Howell, Miss Alice Nibley and Miss
3eebe.
The Post Bridge club met yesterday
lfternOon at the quarters of Mrs. Ed
vim Butcher. and the bridge prizes were
awarded to Mrs. G. E. Reese and Mrs.
Paul Potter. The next meeting of the
hub viii be held Tuesday. Nov 2, at
he home of Mrs. w A. Cavenaugh.
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Mrs. Carlton Barnes was the hostess
It a prettily appointed luncheon given
The table was charmingly
decorated in pansies and autumn
caves, a low mound of the blossoms
Orming the centeTpiece. Covers were
aid for twelve guests. During the aft
'rnoon cards and music were enjoyed
~ the guests. Mrs. Barnes was as