The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-28
THE HERALDREPUBcAN SALT LAKE CITY. THURSDAY

Thursday evening for her home in St.
Louis.
Mrs. c. A. Wherry entertained with a
Halloween party at her home yesterday
afternoon. The house was charmingiy
decorated in JACKIE Lanterns and autumn
fruits. ana with tiny figures OF witches
and other Halloween spirits added to the
decorative effect Mrs Wherry was as
sisted by Mrs. Charles Peake, Mrs. E. o.
Lee, Mrs. Gustave White, Mrs. c. o.
| Brown. A delightful musical program
was rendered during the afternoon.
Mrs Stephen H. Babcock entertained
| yesterday afternoon with bridge tea
at her home in East First South street.
A vase of white and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS decorated the dining table. Eight
tables of bridge were played Mrs. Bah
cock was assisted by Mrs. j. r. Walker.
Mrs Arthur Bird and Mrs Ernest Bam-
berger.
A few friends were entertained infor-
mally yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Fer
dinand J. Fabian in honor of Mrs Gus
tave Billings, who leaves for her nome
| in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Charles Gillette will entertain with
luncheon to be given Friday at the Uni
veTsity club.
A bridge tea will be given Tuesday aft
ernoOn by Mrs. Fred Wey at her home
! II. Last OoNtll
a 500 party to be given Friday afternoon
will be that with which Mrs. John g
Cutler, jr.. will entertain at her home
in B street.
The home of Mrs D. n. straup IN
South Twelfth East street will be the
| scene of a pretty Halloween party, with
which little Miss Cordelia Straup and lit
tie Miss Helen Carthey will entertain a
few friends Saturday evening.
Mrs. Winan will be the honored guest
at a tea to be given Saturday afternoon
by Mrs Philip Dix and Mrs. ID. w. Gaby
at the Dix home in Second avenue.
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A tea will be given Saturday afternoon
by Miss Edith Mudgett at her home in
Third avenue. in honor OF a number or
young girls who are visiting in the city
Miss Irene Langton will entertain few
of her friends at a Halloween party Fri
day evening at her home in West First
| North street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac BrOckbank announce
the marriage of their daughter, Elizabeth
to II. G. Meyer of San Francisco, the
wedding having taken place saturday
| oct. %.
St Marks cathedral was the scene of a
beautiful wedding last night when Miss
| lone Morrison. daughter of Mr.. and MIS-
| Seth Warner Morrison, became the price
| of Chauncey perciVal OVerfield- Before
the bridal party entered the church q
number of organ pTeludes were played
| by Organist A. II. Peabody, among the
selections being ''Cantilene PastOraie, by
Flagler; Dreaming of YOU by Meyer
Heimund: an 'Tntermezzo." Macbeth
| Eyre: "Berceuse." by Babier; 'Idylle, y
| by Hammered, and a "Larghetto, by
| Read. These were followed by the Lohen-
grin wedding march as the party pro-
go fn
The ushers. Warner Morrison Harry
Sherman, James Hogle and Jasper Nc
Caskell, came first, and they were FOL
lowed BY the matron of honor, Mrs. Rus
sell G. Schulder who wore a beautiful
imported gown of white satin, and car
ried a large cluster of American Beauty
roses. Following her came Mrs. George
d. Keyser, attired in a charming gown
of white lace and also carrying the Amer
lean Beauty roses. Next came Miss Edna
Dunn, gOwned in a charming dress OF
white chiffon cloth over white messalne,
and then Miss Carrie Sappington in a
beautiful frOck of white. with gold trim
mings. After them came the bride on
the arm of her father.
The brides gown was q charming Gre
alton of white crepe chaTmense. in the
| princess effect with trimmings of duchess
lace, and made en- train Her vel OF
tulle was caught with a wreath Of lilies
of the valley, and she carried a shower
bouquet of white sweet peas.
Bishop Benjamin Brewster performed
| the ceremony. during which a Wellesley
hymn and a nOcturne by Chopin were
softly played. As the bridal party left
| the church the MendelssOhn wedding
march was played, and the beautiful ca
thedral chimes were rung.
The church was beautifully decorated in
palms and white chrysanthemums, and
a large number OF friends were present
at the ceremony.
A reception following the ceremony was
given at the home of the bride in Seventh
East street to a few intimate friends of
the bridal couple. The paTlOT was effect
/ lively decorated in a color scheme of white
and green, while yellow chrysanthemums
and ferns were used in the back parlOr.
A large cluster of beautiful pink Chetney
roses graced the center of the dining ia
! Bile, where tea was poured by Mrs. Mary
| Gilmer and Mrs l.. G. Miller assisted by
| the Misses Stella Fabian, Elinor Stew
art Carey Marshall, Minette Baer, Pearl
| Van Colt and Ailcen Maclean. Mrs. Nor
TisOn, the mother OF the bride, wore a
| gown of hand-en'brOiCeTed gray silk me-
| teOr cloth. while Mrs. Overfield was at
| tired in a gown of black silk crepe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Overfield will sail early
| in November for an extended wedding
/ trip abroad, and will be at home in Salt
Lake after March ].