The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-02

day. After the ceremony. which was
performed at the salt Lake temple in
the morning. the parents Of the bride
gave a wedding reception at their
home on Seventh East street.
The house was decorated for the
occasion with hanging baskets OF ge-
raniums and n prOfusion OF other
flowers. In the reception hall and
library red predominated. geraniums
being banked among the palms. In
the parlOr yellow was used. the
scheme being carried out with golden
glow and azaleas. A handsome lace
piece over pink covered the table, in
the center OF which was a huge cut
glass bowl OF pink asters Yellow
tulle hung from the chandelier 20 the
corners OF the table. In the dining
room. as well as In the living room.
where punch was served by little Miss
Ason Love, the color scheme Of pink
and white was carried out Drawn
shades and japanese lanterns made
the whole more effective.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunford left at noon
on their bridal tour. to be gone about
a week.
Another wedding OF yesterday was
that OF Miss Mae Kane and Peter J.
O'Carroll. They were married at nup-
tial mass at $3.50 o'clock by the Right
Rev. Bishop Laurence Seaman at st.
Mary's cathedral Miss Kane was at
tended by her cousin. Miss Bessie
Stone Of Pratt, Kan. Mr.. O'Carrolfs
best man was his brother. Charles
O'Carroll. Miss Kane carried a
shower bouquet OF brides roses. and
her bridesmaids carried pink asters.
Both wore white embroidered gowns,
with large picture hats.
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brides home. yellow was the color
scheme. carried out with asters and
golden glow and daisies. Mr.. and
Mrs O'Carroll will go to California.
Mexicd and Australia on their we'd
ding trip.
Albert Mccormick entertained at
luncheon at the Alta club yesterday.
having as guests OF honor T. G. Bundy.
s. Sinsabaugh. Jack Duncan and T.
Hendrick Of Los Angeles. who were
participating in the intermOuntain
tennis tournament and who left for
their homes at , o'clock in the after
noon.
Mrs. c. E Traver entertained at
bridge yesterday afternoon Lunch
was served on small tables. which
were decorated in yellow. Mrs. Traver
was assisted by Mrs. Ed Heisler. Mrs.
J. McCregor and Mrs. Horace Smith
In the evening MT. and Mrs. Traver
again entertained at bridge.
J. r. Cawley entertained a party OF
friends at a stag dinner at the Louvre
Saturday evening in honor Of Charles
T. Parsons. whose marriage takes
place this week.
Mrs. Frances r. Clark was guest of
honor at a dinner given Wednesday
evening al the Louvre by Mr.. and Mrs.
]. c. Ross. The guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Stevens Mr. and Mrs. r.
J. Fabian. Miss stella Fabian and John
=. Clark.
Mrs. Frances +. Clark, who has
been visiting in Salt Lake for the past
week. will leave for her home in Mil
waukee on Sunday.
Mis- Bara shaver has returned
after spending the summer at Ashton
I plantation, Rapids Parish, Louisiana.
The Misses Lulu and Ruth Craw-
ford have returned from Yellowstone
park.
Mrs. W. c. Shoemaker Is home
\ from a three weeks camping trip up
Emigration canyon.
Miss Virginia Beatty is a guest at
\ the Chapman ranch in Wyoming. She
will return home sunday.
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Harris X. Masters Is in Salt Lake
after an absence Of five years. spent
in Chile. Mr. Masters is at the Uni
versity club.
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I Miss Clara Colbourne and Miss
4 Davenport OF Rowland Hall. who have
spent several days at the Hermitage,
J in ogden canyon. returned yesterday.
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The Misses Norinne Thompson and