The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-29

youn girls assisting in the dining room
were the misses Louise Callister, Alton
Lyon. Marjorie Wells and Regina
Reed
Following the marriage in the
morning. a dinner was given at the
Callister home for the bridal party
and immediate families when the ia
bic was adorned with pink and white
roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Callister leave today
for Washington, ID. G, where they
will reside.
A quiet home wedding OF yesterday
afternoon. around which. much inter-
est conferred. was that Of Miss Louise
Sullivan and DR.. G. y. Titcomb which
took place at the home OF the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Sui
Ivan in First avenue The ceremony
was performed at four o'clock by
Bishop Laurence Seaman OF st. Mary's
cathedral. I'm the presence Of the i'm
mediate family
The bride. who is one Of the leading
favorites in salt Lake society. wore
a stylish tailored going-away gown. in
the new modish shade Of blue with
hat TO match.
DR.. and Mrs. Titcomb left on the
afternoon train for Los Angeles and
vicinity. where they will remain few
weeks. and will return to be at home
after November / at the Fifth East
hotel.
At St Mary's cathedral yesterday
morning at $50. the marriage Of Miss
Margaret Finnegan and John J. o.
Carol was solemnized by the Rev.
Dean Harris. Miss Nora Gleason pre-
sided at the organ and gave a choice
musical program preceding and dur
ing the ceremony. It included the
bridal chorus and wedding march.
The bride wore a pretty white em-
brOidered gown OF white Irish linen
with a long tulle veil and carried
wreath Of bridal roses. from which.
long streamers of maline fell to the
bottom OF her gown. She was at
tended by her sister, Miss Harriet Fin
negan, in a pretty white toilette, car
rying pink carnations.
The ceremony was followed by an
elaborate wedding breakfast, given at
the home Of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Finnegan. 245O South
Third East street. Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Carroll left on the afternoon train for
an extended trip through California
and later will go to Winnemucca. New,
where they will make their home.
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The Misses Gertrude and Irene Han
son were the hOstesses yesterday on
the occasion Of an afternoon tea given
in their apartments I'm the CritchlOw.
The honored guest OF the afternoon
was Mrs. Robert y. Campbell. who is
being cordially welcomed by her old
friends in the city after several years
absence.
The parlors where the guests were
received were adorned with vases and
bowls of yellow chrysanthemums and
nasturtiums. autumn leaves and vines.
In the dining room brilliant crimson
dahlias were used, n silver bowl Of the
flowers placed on n mirror surround
ed by autumn leaves forming the CEN
trail decoration Of the tea table
The hostesses were assisted by Mrs.
J. r. Walker. Mrs. r. VI. Breeder.
Mrs. A. W. McCune, jr., and Mrs.
George ID. KeySOr. who poured As
sisting also in the dining room were
the Misses ElinOr Stewart, Stella Fa-
bian. Alice Wall and ROmola King.
Punch was served by Miss Marie Odell
and Miss Winnifred Brice. Little Pol
~ McCune. in the daintiest Of French
frocks. received the cards at the door.
Nearly a hundred were present dur
ing the reception hours. from 3 TO g.
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One OF the prettiest children's par
ties OF the season was given yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. r. Roy Brown TO
celebrate the tenth birthday anniver-
ssry OF her little daughter Brownie.
The lawns surrounding the house was
the scene Of the afternoons entertain
ment, where all sorts OF children's
games were played and prizes awarded
the small winners. Forty children
were the happy guests Of the after
noon.
Mrs Brown was assisted in enter
tanning by Mrs. G. Brown. Mrs.
Mark Lillard, Mrs. John c. DAILY and
Mrs. Edward ]. Roberts. A long ia
bic was laid the length OF the back
lawn. and beautifully decorated with
autumn fruit and flowers An orna-
mented birthday cake. surmOunted by
ten candles, formed the centerpiece.
Favors were also given each OF the
young guests as a souvenir Of the oc-
casion.
At the home of Bishop and Mrs.
William Mcmillan last evening a we'd
ding reception was given, following the
marriage Of their daughter. Miss Dot
Agnes Mcmillan. and George T. Bolto,
which took place in the morning in
the temple. The rooms were beauti
fully decorated. the hall with Ameri-
can flags and autumn leaves. and the
pariors with roses and asters. In the
dining room pink and white asters and
autumn leaves were used with good
effect Assisting were Mrs. Clara
Whipple, Mrs Husbands and Miss
Bolto.
Mr and Mrs. Mcmillan were assist
ed in receiving by Mrs. Bolto, the
mother Of the bridegroom. and Mrs.
Florence Taylor. An informal mu-
steal program was enjoyed during the
evening. The bride wore a pretty
pink silk hand-em broidered gown. and
carried a bouquet Of brides roses.
About one hundred and twenty-five
friends were present 10 offer conCrat-
ulations during the reception hours.
Mr. and Mrs. BoltO will be at home
after October 10 at 267 East Seventh