The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-26

loween games and features will be the +
program OF the evening.
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Mrs. Windsor Y. Rice was the hOst- /
ess yesterday afternoon at a bridge |
tea. given At her East South Temple
street home. Eight tables of bridge
We're played. with other invited guests
coming in for the tea that followed.
Pink and white We're the decOra-
tons of the drawing room. library and
hall In the dining room Madame
Chatney roses were used. a cut glass
bowl Of the pink blossoms forming the
centerpiece of the table. where Mrs.
j. r. Walker and Mrs. Robert b.
Harkness poured tea and coffee. AS
sisting the hostess in entertaining dur
ing the afternoon We're Miss Marguer-
tie Rice. the Misses Hanauer and Miss
Rooklidge.
Another social affair of yesterday
afternoon was the bridge tea given by
Mrs George W. LambOurne at her
home in c street. The decorations
were carried out in pink and white
cosmos in pretty effect Throughout the
rooms.
The tea table, where Miss Selma
Wall and Miss Annie Adams poured,
was covered with a cluny lace cloth
over pink. \ cut glass bowl of cos
mos occupied the center, from which
bands of pink ribbon extended TO the
corners. terminating in bows.
Six tables of bridge were played,
and the hostess was assisted by her
/ daughter. Miss Ruby LambOurne, and
/ Miss Gala Crane. Mrs LambOurne en-
| tertains again this afternoon with a
similar affair
Miss s. ia Iyey. whose marriage TO
/ Darrell .. Brough takes place this
/ evening, has been the recipient of
much social attention at the hands of
her friends. Saturday afternoon Miss
| Helen Boes gave an Orpheum party
/ followed by a supper at FTanklin's,
and in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hanson entertained at cards
for Miss Ivey and Mr. BrOugh. Yes
terday afternoon Mrs c. L. Westlake
gave a five hundred party in honor
Of the bride-eleet
The Los Angeles Herald of October
% contained the following description
of a wedding. which will be of inter
/ est 10 the friends Of Mr.. Baily in
Salt Lake:
A pretty wedding was celebrated
Wednesday evening AT the home of the
brides mother. Mrs. Vincicia Hart
when Miss Harriet Hart became the
bride of Emerson Roberts Baily of
salt Lake City. The marriage lines
were read by the Rev. Warren f. Day
of the First Congregational church in
the presence of fifty guests. The
house was decorated with white and
gold. the colors of Mills college, where
the bride was graduated. In one cor
ner of the drawing room was erected
| a bower OF yellow and white tulie and
! asparagus ferns. from the center of
which We're suspended three doves,
under which the bridal party stood
| during the service. The bride wore
a becoming gown OF white liberty satin
| covered with embroidered chiffon. Her
veil of valenciennes was held i'm
place by a spray Of lilies of the val
/ ley and she carried a shower of the
same delicate flowers and white rose
buds. Miss Martha Hunt, who as
| sisted as maid of honor. was attired
in white embroidered silk over pale
yellow satin. and carried an arm
bouquet OF yellow chrysanthemums.
| Misses Laura Gysin and Katherine
/ Wells, who served as ribbon bearers,
forming the aisles. were gowned alike
in yellow and white. and little Kath-
| crime Wise in white lingerie frock with
gold ribbons carried a basket with
| golden rose petals which she scattered
in the pathway of the bride. George
Bradley served Mr.. Baily as best man,
Mr.. and Mrs. Baily left for the east
on their wedding trip. and will visit in
Newton. Mass. before returning 10
salt Lake City. where they will make
their home.
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The Rev F. B. Short officiated at
two weddings, when Miss Alta b.
Richardson of Grand Junction, and
/ Benjamin W Brakeman of Salt Lake
we're married at 629 Fifth avenue at
7;3O o'clock. and Miss Florence NJ,
HOdgkins Of san Francisco, and Hen
ry Cavenargh of Chicago, We're mar
ried at D. m. at the home of Dr.
Short. 9Sl Third avenue
Interest in the forthcoming Free
kindergarten vaudeville. which viii be
given for the benefit of the associa-
ton on the evening of Thursday, No
yember 10, is increasing as the plans
are unfOlded. Aside from the cast al
READY published. who will appear under
the direction OF Mrs c. E. Richards
the following names have been added:
Mrs. John f. COwan, Mrs. Elbridge
L. Thomas and the Misses b. Fox, All
leen Maclean, Mildred Mcmillan, Au-
ranis Ellerbeck, Alice Wall, LOreer
Leary, Lucille FRANKIE and Louise
ClaWsOn.
Mrs. Henry DinWoOdey. whose voice
is much appreciated in musical circles
will give the aria with full orchestra
which she sung with the Thomas or
ohestra in Chicago during her last Wis
it in that city.
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Miss Sarah Jane Cannon entertained
the Daughters of Utah Pioneers yes
terday II her suburban nome. Th'
rooms We're attractive with a prOfu
sion of fall flowers and foliage. anC
the afternoon was spent in music anC
a general good time, followed by re
freshments.
Miss Cannon was assisted in reeeiv