The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-22
SOCIETY
ToDAY's EVENTS.

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9 Officers of Fort Douglas will en-
q terrain this evening with the first
g of a series of informal hops to be
q given at the post during the win
q ter. Following the hop, a supper
g will be served at the quarters of &
g Major and Mrs. James Arrasmith.
q X X X
@ Mrs. James Z. Jennings will be
9 the hostess this afternoon at a
9 bridge tea, the first of a series of Z
q affairs to be given at her home in
(. East South Temple street.
q x x x
q Miss Vedi Beebe will be the hon
q ored guest at a 500 party to be
q given this afternoon at the Yates
q home in North First West street,
9 with Miss Elise Yates as the
p hostess.
q A luncheon, followed by bridge,
q viii be given this afternoon by
9 Mrs. ]. H. Bardwell of the Smith
g apartments.
g A shower will be given this
o evening in honor of Miss Emily
q Coshell at the home of Miss Eu-
. nice Golding in Fifth East street,
g the hOstesses being Miss Margaret
Q Aamott, Miss Edith Deane and
o x x
q Mrs B. F. OFT will entertain
g the members of her Kensington
q club this afternoon at her home,
Q No. 9 Oaks apartments.
q X x x
a Trboro mill r,oV-ovoI Y,oooFfror ,
9 of the Ladies' Literary club this
9 afternoon at the club rooms in
g Third East street. The first num-
q Der on the program will be piano
o solo by Miss Fannie Odds, and this
9 will be followed by a paper en-
- titled 'Heredity," read by Mrs. P.
. n. Cook. A vocal solo, given by
q Mrs. Emily Sitter, soprano, will be
q the next number on the program,
q and Mrs. George Bacon will then
g read a paper on Environment" Z
q After two selections sung by H.
9 K. Hooker of Boston, the program
9 will close with a general discus
9 sion by the club members of the
9 papers on "Heredity" and En-
Q vironment" The meeting will be-
9 gin promptly at o'clock, and club
o in attendance. Following the gen
q eral club meeting there will be an
o important meeting of the music
. section of the club, to be held in (
q the front room down stairs of the
q club house. The meeting is for
9 the purpose of discussing the
g change of date of the music day
q Of the club from Friday to Thurs
9 day Of next week. All members
. are urged to be present.
9 x X X
/. Members of section nine of
. the Ladies' Aid society of the
. First Methodist church are plan
9 ming to present Aunt Jerusha
. BOWS Family Album" at the
@ church on Friday evening, Nov. 3,
. and a rehearsal of those who will
. take part in the production will
. be held in the church parlors this
{. evening at o'clock.
g x x X
(. The Ladies' Aid society of the
o First Presbyterian church will en-
. terrain this evening with a recep-
. ton to be given in the church par
. Tors. A delightful musical pro-
. gram will be rendered during the
. evening, under the direction of
4: Miss Maude Thorn.
8 X X X
Z. Mrs. Maxwell and Mrs. Burns of
g George r. Maxwell w. r. c. will
. entertain al cards at the home of
9" Mrs. Maxwell, 264 South Sixth
. East, this afternoon. All mem
. bers Of the W. r. c. circle, ladies
Z. and friends are invited.
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A pretty home wedding of yesterda
was that of Miss Naomi Van Dyke an
Fred Laurie Wing, who were united i
marriage at the home of the bride
mother, Mrs. E. Van Dyke, in Mort
State street. About fifty relatives c
the bridal couple witnessed the cere
mOny, which was performed at o'cloc
by William ID. Van Dyke, jr., of Og
den. Mr.. Wing was attended by JAG
Butler of Ogden as best man, while tn
brides sister, Miss Ida Van Dyke, acte
as bridesmaid. Following the ceremo
ny a charmingly appointed supper wa
served to the guests. Quantities O
beautiful fall flowers were masse
throughout the rooms, and streamer
of hearts and tiny cupid figures wer
also used in the decorations.
A cut glass bowl of pink and whit
roses, resting on a beautiful piece o
cluny lace, graced the center of tn
long supper table, and overhead wer
festOOned the streameTs of hearts an,
cupids. The staircase was entwine
with ivy and vines of the Virgini;
creeper, studded here and there wit
sprays of bright red berries of the viii,
rose. In the parlOr a bell of greener.
and white flowers was suspended, an
under this the bridal couple stood dur
ing the ceremony. NastuTtiums, aster
and golden glow, used in profusiol
throughout the others rooms, made tn
house a bower of bloom. Assisting II
the receiving were Mrs. George Ware
ing and Mrs. Rodney lillian, sisters o
Mrs. Van Dyke, and Miss LeonOra Va
Dyke, a sister of the bride.
An effective gown of white embroi
deTed net over cream taffeta was WOT
by the bride, who carried a beautiful
cluster of white bride roses in tn
shower effect. Miss Ida Van Dyke wa
attired in a pretty frock of white net
embroidered in blue silk. After Nov
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Wing will be at HON