The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-26
SOCIETY

noon at 1 O'clock, waen Miss Maybell,
Alice Crowley, the niece of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Stephen C. Murray, became tn,
bride of William A SIX of New York
The church was effectiy oiy decorated in
palms and roses in TIE pink and white
shades. The beautiful service of the
catholic church was used for the cere-
mony, which was performed by the
Rev. Father W. K. Ryan in the pres
ence Of the relatives and intimate
friends of the bridal couple.
The bride wore a beautiful gown OF
white broadclOth with a large white
picture hat, and she carried a shower
bouquet IN the white brides roses. Her
attendant, Miss Kathryn c. Wall was
goWned IN pink messaline silk. with a
picture hat in the same shade. and her
bouquet was of pink sweet peas in the
shower effect. The brides going away
gown was a blue broadcloth, with hat
and gloves to match.
Mr. Silk was attended by Arnold
Wall of Los Angeles as best man.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs Silk left for New York. where
they will make their future home.
Mrs. Silk has many friends in Salt
Lake, having been one of the popular
teachers at the Lowell school for sew
eral years.
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MISS LOrine Leary was hostess at a
charming luncheon given at the Coun-
try club yesterday in honor of Miss
Rae Bartch and Miss Bess Mcmillan.
two OF the popular September brides.
A large basket of pink gladiolas deco
rated the luncheon table, and the place
cards were hand-painted in the Kate
Greenaway girl design. Covers were
laid for fourteen, including the guests
of honor and the members of their
bridal parties.
The Commercial club was the scene
Of a prettily appointed luncheon given
on Wednesday by Mrs. W. s. Zehring.
to Mrs. Arthur Stone of
Pueblo, Colo, and Mrs. Nichols of Los
The luncheon table was deco
rated with favor bouquets of pink and
White sweet peas, and place cards in
the sweet pea effect were laid for six
guests. Following the luncheon the
guests were entertained at the matinee
performance Of Girls"
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Mrs. William Reid and Miss Alton
Young were hOstesses at a luncheon
given at the Country club Yesterday.
the honored guests being Mrs Robert
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Mrs. lie Grand Young, jr. Covers were
laid for ten guests and the table cen
lerplece was a large basket of nastur-
tiums.
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One OF the large affairs given at the
country club Wednesday was given by
Miss Winifred Brice, who entertained
twenty guests in honor of Miss Pru-
1ence Trimble of Kansas City. who is
he guest Of Miss Elsie Mcmillan. whose
nome is on Third avenue A low bowl
If the red mountain ash berries formed
he table centeTpiece and sprays of the
berries were scattered over the cloth.
Ihe place cards were mountain scenes
n water cOlors.
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Miss Margaret Whitney entertained
sixteen guests at an informal musical
gwen last evening in honor of Miss |
gertrude kasthOlm of Chicago. who is /
guest at the Whitney home this week. /
FERNS were used with pretty effect in 1
ne parlor decorations while a color /
cheme IN yellow was carried out with 4
olden glow on the porch. Here the |
lunch and refreshments were served
Hiss Rehan Spencer presiding at the
lunch bowl During the evening Miss
Nastholm, who possesses a beautiful |
ontTalto voice, delighted the guests
nth number of charming selections.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dinwoodev. Mr..
no Mrs. l. A TOTTens, Miss Gertrude
lastholm and Miss Margaret Whitney
-ere the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James
:. Jennings at Idlewild, in Ogden can
on Monday. On their return the party
'as entertained at Lagoon with a din
uIUan hz- ]
A delightful matinee party was
wen yesterday afternoon at the Grand
Y Miss Bessie Barnett, who enter
aimed in honor of Miss Arene Cooper
Kansas City, Mo, Miss Lucille Fried
IAN of HALEY, Idaho, and Miss Fannie
acobson of Shreveport, La.
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a five hundred party will be given
his evening by Miss Pearl Durnell and
-iss Ethel Nettleton at the home of the
'rmer in Park avenue, the affair be-
y complimentary to Miss Fora Shaw,
no leaves Saturday for New York.
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Mrs. George Dennis of Minneapolis.
no is visiting her sister, Mrs A. H.
oXrud, VIII be guest of honor at a
ncheon to De given today by Mrs !
oxrud at her home on South Sixth
asst street.
The Misses Selma. Mary and Alice !
Tall will entertain this afternoon with
Orpheum party given in honor of
ISIS Rae Bartch.
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The Sewing club will be entertained l
its regular weekly meeting today at
e home of Mrs. T. w. Leonard in
asst Fifth South street
A delightful lake party was given r
st evening by Miss Ethel Harcombe in q
nor of Miss Fora Shaw. Eight guests :
ere entertained at supper, which was
flowed by dancing during the even a
A charming kensington tea was given Z
sterday afternoon by Mrs. Clarence 7
Sampson at her home in the Smith h
h
Miss Burnetta Oppenheimer will be $
stess at five hundred party to be
ven this afternoon at her home in $
nth Sixth East street. c
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Mrs. J. Frank BrazeltOn of Los An h
les will be the complimented guest
a card party to be given this after o.
on by her cousin, Mrs. E. J. Groes- a
elk. :
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'he Misses Carrie and Mamie Sap =
lgtOn viii entertain on Tuesday af- /
noon in honor of Miss Betsy Wood
]. who is the guest of Miss Rae
rich,
Jext Wednesday, Mrs. George Airs b.
Il entertain with a luncheon to be in
zen for Miss Rae Partch whose mar N,