The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-10

IODAN'S EVENTS. Q
|. Mrs. George w. Putnam will Q
{. be the hostess this afternoon at :,
e tho first IN a series IF bridge teaS g
E az her home i'm + street. @
& Mrs W. r. Wallace will enter @
= tain this afternoon with a bridge {:
= tea at her home in Ninth East 6,
= street @
8 The members OF the Crystal {:
e card club and a few other guests 2
{, will be entertained this after @
2 noon by Mrs. James Hughes in @
e the Nelson apartments in honor Q
= Of Mrs. c. A. Quigley. @
. Mrs. r. y. shannon entertains &.
e this afternoon at five hundred in @
g compliment 10 Mrs r. W. Hill. .
{. az her home. 253 Fourth avenue. &:
The following program will be 2
I. heard at the MONDAY recital In Z.
{: the Tabernacle: q
g Orga cist J. J. Mcclellan at the @
. Concert overture for the organ q
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{, CD Communion 1900. Batiste 8.
g Co old Melody -..-.-.... q"
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e Toccato .........-..... dEvry g
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Last evening at 1880 o'clock Miss
Viola Dcnhaltcr and Don $. Campbell
we're married quietly at the home Of
The bride I'm East Fifth South street
by Elder j. G. fSimball, in the pres
ence OF the immediate families. A
brilliant reception followed from 20
II at the Campbell home, 149 North
Main street
The house was deliberately decorat-
cd and brilliantly lighted within and
without. a strinEcd orchestra sta
toned behind a screen Of palms in
he library rendered delightful mu-
ucal numbers during the reception
hours. The guests were received by
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. 5. Campbell and Mr..
and Mrs. G. II. Denhalter, parents OF
the bride and bridegroom. Miss Ruby
Risldn and Miss Viola ThirlSill.
The bridal party received congratu-
Iations standing under a bower OF
pink and white carnations. roses and
smilax I'm the drawing room, and the
color scheme In pink and white was
effectively carried throughout the
rooms. The bride was attired in a
handsome lace robe over white MESA
line. made en- trainc. and heavily en-
broidered IA pearls She wore a long
tulle veil. caught with sprays Of lilies
OF the valley. and a shower bouquet OF
brides roses and lilies OF the valley
completed the beautiful bridal cos
tune. Miss Rae Campbell. the maid
OF honor. wore a. white chiffon gown
over mcssalinc. made in overslxirt ef-
feet. with hand-painted pink roses
Miss Mignon Denhalter. who attended
her sister as bridesmaid, wore white
lace over pink messaline. Each car
ried an armful Of pink peouies. Cur
lis y. Clawson assisted the bridegroom
as best man
In tho reception hall, amid bower
OF palms, Miss Myrtle Jack. assisted
by Miss Lucille Young and Miss June
Howard. served punch.
In the dining room Mrs. Orsor
Howard and Mrs. Grace Woolley pre-
sided. assisted by the Misses F1orence
Campbell. Dorothy Cannon. Margaret
Clawson and Helen Spencer. Here
the colors I'm pink and white were CT
fectivcly used. the table being covereS
with "a cluuy lace cloth over pini
satin. with a large cut glass bowl o
pink roses forming the centerpiece
from which strcarncrs Of tulle. twine'
with rose buds. extended to the cor
uers. Candclabra and lights were ais
shaded in the prevailing rose color.
MIR. and Mrs Campbell went a
once TO their handsome new bunga
low. 3f5 Tenth avenue. which had pre-
viously been completely furnished
and where they viii be at home &
their friends after July 1.
Miss Edna POLAND and Edwaru
Street. who were married yestcrda
morning in the salt Lake temple. wer
the recipients Of a delightful weddini
reception given I'm the evening at tn
home Of the brides parents. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Eli A. POLAND. In West SOutl
Temple street. About $50 were pres
ent to greet tho newly married couple
and Mr.. and Mrs. POLAND were assist
cd I'm receiving by Mr.. and Mrs. W. II
POLAND and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fol
land. The bride. who was unattend
ed. wore a pretty white messalin'
gown. made en- traine. trimmed Il
uuchcssc lace. and carried n bouque
OF brides roses The parlor was grace
fully decorated with a profusion %
roses and smilax. and I'm the library
where the Misses Ruth and Irene Fol
land served punch, pink peonies wer'
used Pink roses decorated the din
Ing room. where the Misses Rhcs
Freeze. Rita POLAND. Marie Lewis
STELLA and Nora Hanson assisted IN
rn~r-fmr- Musical enfnrffuuc v-oro river