The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-20

the hem Of their gowns with pink
bows and streamers, double wreaths
OF delicate pink ribbon roses eneircled
their heads. and they carried shower
bouquets of pink Richmond roses.
Miss Elizabeth Chapman OF Boston,
as maid Of honor, wore a handsome
white lace robe and carried a large
bouquet OF Richmond roses.
The bride, who entered on the arm
of her father, George F. Chapman,
was lovely in her bridal gown of pure
white satin, with yoke and sleeves OF
duchesse lace, an heirloom in the
Chapman family. A tulle we'll, fastened
with pearls, fell TO the bottom of her
train. She wore a necklace of pearls
and carried a bouquet of bride roses,
with a shower OF lilies OF the valley.
The bridegroom and his best man,
Paul Nelden of Salt Lake, wore gar
denias, and the ushers white carna-
tons for buttOnhOle bouquets
Mrs. Chapman. mother of the bride.
wore an exquisite gown of yelled chif-
fon in irridescent effect, Mrs. Fabian,
mother OF the bridegroom. wearing a
handsome gown Of white lace, and
both carried bouquets of pink roses.
An elaborate reception followed
from $3.50 TO 9:3O at the Chapman
home, when the color scheme in pink
was effectively carried out in the deco
rations. Aside from the large number
from Salt Lake present, other Out-of-
town guests were from Boston, New
York, Denver and Colorado Springs.
After a wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Fabian will be at home at the F. j.
Fabian residence in South Twelfth
East street. The bride. who has been
a frequent visitor in Salt Lake. has
many admiring friends, and the bride
groom is popular in professional and
business circles, and it is a matter of
cOngratulaiOn on all sides that they
viii make their home in Salt Lake.
Yesterday proved to be a pleasant
DAY. socially, at the Country club. The
semi-1inals in the mixed fOursOmes
were played. and the table d'hote
c. n. OnderdOnk entertained a few
friends informally TO meet Mrs. VIII
liam Ingersoll and Miss Collier. Mrs.
F. Z. McGurrin, Miss McGrath and
Miss Leary also entertained few
friends informally.
Mrs George Y. Wallace of Pepper
ton received a number Of her Old
friends yesterday at an afternoon tea
10 meet her daughter, Mrs. George
Tuttle OF ST. Louis and Mrs. George Y.
Wallace, jr. Cosmos i'm all OF the
cOlOrs adorned the rooms, and
the hostess was assisted in the dining
room by the Misses Hanauer and the
Misses Adelaide and Marie Bancroft.
Presiding at the punch bowl during
the afternoon were Mrs. George J.
Gibson and Miss Maude Thorn.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John c. Cutler, jr., en-
tertained last evening at their home in
f street with large five hundred
party. The decorations in autumn and
effect were attractively
carried out in dahlias, nasturtiums
foliage and vines. Twelve tables of
the game We're played, and the hostess
was assisted in serving by Mrs c. w.
Gates and the Misses Dahpne Bate
man. Marian McCune and Vera Lam
bourne. Dainty prizes were given the
winners in the game, and the event
was in every way a social success.
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Mrs. :. Y. Derrah entertained a few
friends Informally yesterday afternoon
al a theatre party at the Garrick,
given in compliment 10 Mrs. J. F.
Evans, who is a guest in the city al
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pleasant little dinner was given
asst evening by Mr.. and Mrs Percival
D. Perkins in their apartments in the
Nelson Annex. TO meet Mrs. Dills and
Miss Margaret Dills. who. as one of
The leading members of the IngersOll
stock company is meeting with much
social attention during her stay in the
lily
A pleasant affair OF Monday even
ng was the five hundred party given
Dy Mr.. and Mrs. j. W Eldredge in |
lonor of Miss Nellie Nicholson. one
If the October brides. Fall flowers
Drettily decorated the rooms. and six |
ables of the game were played. the |
prizes being won by Mrs. ]. X. NichOl- |
ION and Miss Nicholson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington f. Lake /
Tuesday from q three weeks I
rip 10 the east. when they visited Chi /
ago and New York.
The meeting of the music section OF /
ne Ladies Literary club. which was
leld yesterday at 1 O'clock at the club
louise. was one of the most successful
nd delightful events in club and mu-
lNal clitlcS % the ScdStu. lie cruz
IOuse was filled to the doors with an
ppreciative audience to enjoy the ex-
client program arranged under the
Erection OF Mrs. A. II. Peabody. chair
aan OF the section.
italian music was the special feature
nd the selections given by a number
T Salt Lakes best local talent were 1
good. Interesting papers
-ere read on Italian music and Italian
peras by Mrs. C. s. Kinney and Mrs.