The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-30
SOCIETY
roDAY's EVENTS.


ToDAY's EVENTS.
, 4 reception will be given this 6.
, afternoon from to o'clock by 2
, the Misses Rhea and Alice q
Niblcy to meet Miss Chloe g
Smoot al their home IN North 9
West Temple street @
Miss Virginia shannon will g
, be the hostess this afternoon at g
a tea given In compliment to 2
, Miss Carla LANCE OF Cincinnati, q
from : to O'Clock. Q
). The Jolly Twelve and their g
). friends win enjoy luncheon g
). this afternoon in Liberty park. @
). The wedding OF Miss Geneve g
!. Knowiton and Charles II West o
, will take place this morning I'm g
). the temple. An informal receD- e,
, ton for the immediate family g
, will occur this evening at the g
, brides home. g
, The wedding reception Of g
, Miss LaVon Nelson and Clyde q
, Felt will be held this evening at g
drick In Snow avenue 9
). Another marriage OF the day @
, will be that OF Miss Katherine @
; McCarrfck and Sid Cheshire. @
who will be married by Rev. +. @
, A. Simplin at high noon at the g
home OF the brides parents. g
, Miss Geneve Horne and Orson g
). Bennion will be married this g
, morning IN the temple. A we'd g
, ding breakfast will follow at the g
). home Of the brides parents. Mr.. q
, and Mrs W. J. Horne. and In g
), the evening a reception will also @
. be given In honor OF the bride g
, and bridegroom. g
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/. There will be a meeting OF the @
I. Lloyd Alliance this afternoon at g
. 3 o'clock in the parlors OF Unity g
/, hall
, The program TO be given at @
:, the MONDAY recital I'm the Tab 9
/. eruacle f. as follows: g
:, Assistant OrEanist Edward P. q
, Kimball at the organ o
, Variations on a Welsh AIR. q
> 90 Andante. Chauvet-G uilmant 9
> OBJ Meditation IN + Flat 49,. 9
, - ...- wilkins @
. Co Prayer in A Flat. Sawyer @
, (aD Communion .....St. Claire g
, OBJ Old Melody .. @
. Arranged BY Performer Q
, March Religcuse on Themes g
, from 'LOhengrin" - Dubois @
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A brilliant audience greeted Miss
Emma Lucy Gates last evening, on
which occasion society was unusually
yell represented. The stalls on the
,ast side 4 the house we're taken by
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Odell and
Illed by q party Of fifteen. including
members OF the family and other IA
rored friends Mr.. and Mrs George
7. Wallace also entertained a num-
Der OF friends NJ a stall party, Mr..
md MrA II. q. Whitney occupied a
tall with friends. and another stall
vas taken by Mr.. and Mrs. George
,. Morris. Parties large and small
we're scattered through tho parque:
Ind dress circle. and every seat was
illed By admiring friends
Yesterday at the Country club
proved to be tho most popular of the
season for social entertaining. The
regular wednesday table d'hote
luncheon was served 10 a large num-
Der OF members and friends. Mrs. Ed
ward {. Parsons and Mrs Adolph
Bear entertained parties OF twenty
Mrs. Le6yard NJ Bailey entertained a
Jarty. including Mrs. ". y. DekkeI
n California. Mrs. McCuais OF Spo-
kane. Miss Mills OF New Orleans. who
Tnh VAR In tho city
and Mrs. Henry Catrow. Mrs. +. l.
Dodge and Mrs. William Reid were
among the hostesses who entertained
with small luncheon parties.
Perfect in every detail was th'
pretty home wedding last evening Of
Miss Estelle DuZette Reilly and
George -. Turnkey. which took place
NJ the home Of the brides mother
Mrs. G. r. Reilly. The ceremony wa
at S:30 o'clock by tn
Rev. Charles r. Perkins Of St PAUL.
In the presence OF the family
relatives and close friends Of the pop
ular young couple. The rooms wer'
beautifully decorated for the interest
ing occasion White roses and fern
were used effectively in the drawing
room. where the bridal party forme'
a pretty picture grouped against
background Of palms. The bride wor'
a handsome white lace robe and car
ried a shower bouquet Of bride
roses. Her sister. Miss Myrtle Reilly
who attended her as maid Of honor
wore a pretty costume OF pink mul
and cluny lace. with a bouquet o
bridesmaid roses. Little Bess Sands
as the flower girl, wore a dainty litti
French embroidered frOck and car
led a basket Of pink sweet peas Tn
bride was given away by her brother
VIII Reilly. and the bridegroom wa
attended by W. J. Mccoy as the bes
man. Professor r. @. Stayner playe,
the Lohengrin Bridal Chorus" as tn
party entered the drawing room. an
one OF his own compositions durin
the ceremony. changing to the Men
ielssohn Wedding March" at IN
conclusion. The guests were receives
by Mrs. Reilly and her daughter. Mrs
". G.. Seley. Assisting during tn
eyening were Mrs. Horace Cumming
nd the Misses Ethel and Lizzie Nc
Donald Emma Morris. Julia Lynn
and Edna Sands. with Mrs. Ralph "
Fiandro and Miss Carrie SappinEtoi
presiding at the punch bowl
Pink roses. nasturtiums and othe
flowers we're artistically arrangel