The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-12

9 Mrs +. J. Deighton and her 9
g daughter, Mrs. j. T.. Broaddus, 4:
& will entertain this afternoon with =
(. < Kensington aud musicale given z
q TO meet Miss Mabel A. Jones. one f.
g of the August brides, and Mrs. 2
g Carl Prinz. Mrs. Joseph Cannon 9
{, and Mrs. William II. Anderson. 9
= out-Of-town guests 9
9 Miss Maude Quayle entertains Q
. this afternoon for Miss Ruth .
& Ridd. a bride Of the month. 9
g This evening Mrs. J. G. For 9
., roster and Mrs. Alice ID. Brealy 9
g Will entertain in honor OF Mrs. 9
. Joseph Thormstroff and Miss 9
g ollie Williams. who are guests 2
g OF Mrs. Forester. 9
9 x = * 9
g The Sewing club meets this g
{, afternoon with Miss Name Sap 9
g pington at her home in Twelfth 9
g East street
3 The following musical pro- .
g gram will be given today at the .
g MONDAY recital at the Taber- g
9 nacle.
9 Assistant Organist Edward P. (:
e Kimball at the organ. 9
e, March from LOhengrin $500. e
q .... ..... Wagner-DubOis 9
{, (a) Con AmOre .Dethier Z:
e CD Pere ChaTmant DE Lille =
g Co Am Nicer -....... Schubert &:
g ca Spring Song .Mendelssohn s.
g OBJ Old Melody ....s....... e
@ Arranged by performer 9
g Postlude $500. zee. .Abernathy :
$%%@@@%%&@% o. 5000 9 >
Mrs. Robert n. Campbell, wife OF
Lieutenant Campbell OF Fort DUPONT,
Delaware, with her two small chill
dren, has arrived in the city and Is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. M. }.
Cheesman at the Walker farm. Lieu
tenant Campbell viii join his wife ard
family later in Salt Lake.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Royden q
Beebe, Fourteenth infantry from Fort
Lincoln, North Dakota, have returned
20 the city after a month spent al
Canyon Crest ranch. the summer
home OF Mr.. and Ms. Hugh Park
Mrs. Beebe will remain with heI
mother, Mrs. Park, for a time at 54l
First avenue. Lieutenant Beebe leaves
today for the army service school al
Fort LeavenwOrth, Kansas. which
opens Monday, where he has been or
dered 10 fill the position of assistant
instructor in the department Of en-
cheering.
A pretty home wedding Of Wednes-
day evening took place at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. 5. Jones, when their daughter
Miss Amy Il. Jones, and William H
GOurley were married by Bishop VIII.
liam Wood. The ceremony was wit
messed only by the Immediate family
and few close friends and was fol-
lowed by a large reception. The
rooms We're deliberately decorated with
flags, vines and foliage, with pro-
fusion of yellow flowers. The bride
who was unattended, wore a hand
some white marquisette gown
trimmed in lace. and carried a brida-
bouquet OF white roses.
Informal musical selections were
enjoyed during the evening. given by
Miss Hadleigh and Miss Leah Arnold
Assisting in entertaining and serVinl
in the dining room were Mrs Nickel
son OF Shelly, Ida; Mrs. Barnett, Mrs
Steele Mrs. Hin, Mrs Shadlander anC
the Misses Zina Hill, Nettie Stidell and
Ida swan.
Mr.. and Mrs. GOurley left on th'
noon train Thursday for a MONTH
trip to Winnipeg. after which thel
will be at home in salt Lake.
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Miss Hilda GreesOn and Earl L
Coppock will entertain the member
OF their bridal party Saturday even
ing at dinner at the home Of the par
"a hraila- aHaef Tr nd Fru
A. b. Greeson. in . street.
Mrs. Anna Toronto and Rosa To
ronto viii leave Saturday for Lake
Tahoe, California, and San Francisco
where they expect 10 spend two Of
three weeks.
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Mrs. Marcus E. Jones and Miss Mil
dred Jones Will entertain SATURDAY
afternoon from 3 10 in honor o.