The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-27

thapter mouse plans were also con-
sidered. a committee consisting OF
Mrs. c. s. Kinney. Mrs. J.. 5. Deane.
Mrs. Coray Albritton and Mrs. NJ. y.
RathbOnc was appointed to decide on
a suitable place TO hold the compli-
/ rnentary luncheon to be given the
early part of November.
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Sunday afternoon Miss Edgarda
WedgwoOd entertained dozen
young friends Informally with a sup
per 70 meet Miss June Whittemore Of
Los Angeles. who. during her residence
in the city several years ago. was one
OF the most popular girls in the social
set TO which she belonged.
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The Evanston. Wyo.. Press Of Satur-
/ day contained the following notice.
| one Of the most brilliant weddings
| that Evanston has ever seen occurred
| Thursday evening at st. Paufs church.
when Miss Margaret Clark. the daugh-
Il ter OF Senator and Mrs. Clarence ID.
/ Clark. became the bride OF DR.. J. II.
Holland OF the United states army.
Rev. Hiram Bulls performed the
ceremony.
Il was a military wedding and the
church was decorated with a profu
sion Of ferns, smilax. roses, pink and
/ white asters and chrysanth emums.
The pews were tied with bouquets Of
| pink Killarney roses and tulle. and a
beautiful silk flag was used as an ef-
fective drapery.
At s o'clock the bridal party entered
the church 10 the strains OF the we'd
ding march from MendelsshOn-ren-
dered by Miss Alice and Mr.. Frank
Cashin. The ushers. Lieutenants SAINT
schi, Seaman. Sillman and Adams Of
| the Fifteenth infantry, preceded the
bridal party. Little Elizabeth Hamlin
OF Colorado Springs came next, carry
ing a basket OF pink roses. Next came
the matrOn OF honor. Mrs. Clarence
| Clark Hamlin. who wore a handsome
white embroidered chiffon gown. She
was followed by Mrs Charles =. Blyth
and Mrs. Hobart Chapman, sisters Of
the bride. who wore white satin gowns.
Miss Bella Blyth and Miss Valerie La
| Chapelle. in pink crepe material. The
attendants wore large black hats and
carried bouquets Of Killarney roses.
The bride made lovely picture as
she entered on the arm Of her father
She wore a handsome gown OF duch-
long veil was caught with orange bios
SONS and she carried bouquet of
American Beauty roses
The groom and his best man. Cap
tain McCaskey, and the ushers wore
full dress uniforms. and altogether the
i bridal party made a beautttul and not
TO be forgotten picture.
About two hundred guests witnessed
the ceremony and attended the recep-
ton at the house Immediately after
| wards
Quantities OF roses we're used in the
large living room. pink and white as
ters I'm the reception hall and in The
dining room Richmond roses made an
effective decoration.
The bride Is an attractive. accom-
plished girl with host Of friends here
and in Washington. and IL is generally
regretted that she Is going TO live
elsewhere. Dr. Holland has practiced
HIS profession for a number OF years
IN Washington. entering the army a
year ago. He and his bride left for the
east at 1890. where they viii be at
home TO their friends after october
Is at the Burlington I'm Washington.
The out-of-town guests who were
/ present were Mr.. and Mrs. ID. .. Clark
OF Omaha, Mrs. Clarence c. HamlIn
and daughter Of Colorado Springs.
Miss Margaret Souther, Miss Millie
Ames and Miss Dorothy Chapman Of
Boston. Mr. Claude ZappOne OF Wash
| inRton. ID. G.. Mr.. James Ivers Of Salt
Lake. Captain McCsslSey and Lieuten-
ants Santschi. Seaman. Slllman and
Adams Of Fort Douglas.
Mrs. J. r. Bywater announces the
! engagement OF her daughter. Edna. to
Herbert Dorsey. The marriage will
take place october Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew NoaU an
nounee the engagement Of their
daughter. Nora, to Heber Greene
Richards. the wedding 20 take place
in the near future.
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Mrs. T. r. McGurrin will leave this
week for Los Angeles for a visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Graham r. Putnam OF Ely
New. is a visitor in the city at the
home Of Mrs. n. F. Putnam in Cath
| crime street. Mrs. Putnam, before her
departure for Nevada with her family
two years ago. was closely identified
with the social and musical circles in
salt Lake.
Mrs. c. o. Whittemore and daugh-
ter. Miss Leigh Whittemore. now OF
Los Angeles. are expected in the city
the last OF the week 10 visit with rela-
lives and their many friends.
Mrs. n X. Montgomery is now at
home. No. 4 Zimmerman apartments.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Browne and
young son. Richard. have taken apart
ments In the Caithness.
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/ Francis woodmansee. pianist, who
gives a concert at the salt Lake thea
/ tire Wednesday evening. assisted by
Miss Florence Jepperson. leaves the
end Of the week for Los Angeles.
where he will be heard in recital. He
will also give concert at the Los
Angeles Conservatory OF Music. Later
/ he will be heard In San Francisco.
I Portland and other cities.
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| Miss Florence Winn left Wednesday
to visit with friends in California.
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/ Russell Woodruff. son OF Mrs. +. K.
/ woodruff left last week for the east.
where ne will attend school I'm
| Cheshire. Conn.