The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-23

cWttA peas ana MIS- Clayton left
on the O'Clock train for the east via
Denver, and will be at home in their
suburban residence in the southwest
arn part of the city after July Is.
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At the home Of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Halbom, Last
evening, their daughter, Miss Elvira
Halbom, and J. Roy Wilson were mar
ried at o'clock by Bishop Hyrum
Smith, with a large reception follow
ing the ceremony. The bridal party
stood under canopy of ferns and
white roses. with pink and white roses
and ferns in profusion seen through
out the house. Mr.. and Mrs. Halbom
were assisted In receiving by Miss Lii
lie Watkins and Miss Dorothy Howe
The following young girl friends of the
bride assisted in the dining room:
Misses Mary Guest. Evelyn Shanlks.
Dorothy Howe, Blanche Howe. Lille
Watkins. Verlie Gleason and Ida Max
field. Punch was served in the hall
by Miss Mabel Kinnersley. The bride
was attired I'm a pretty white lace
lingerie gown with a bouquet of
brides roses. and was attended by
Miss Rose Stamm. who wore a brides
maids gown of pink batiste and car
ried a large bouquet OF pink sweet
peas. Arnold Poulton was the best
man vi llt OCCASION
A strtnged orchestra was in attend
ance and a large number of friends
were present during the evening. Mr..
and Mrs Wilson will be at home to
their friends at $50 South Third East
street.
Mrs. Hubbard W. Reed gave one of
her beautifully arranged luncheons
yesterday at the Country club in com
pliment 20 Mrs. Windsor V. Rice. when
twenty-five friends were invited to
meet her. The round table in the pri-
vate dining room was unusually at
tractive with an artistic large white
basket filled with marguerites and
maidenhair fern, the handle tied with
green ribbon, forming the central dec
grafton. Monogram place cards tied
With green ribbon also carried out the
delicate color scheme in green and
white. Mrs. Reed was assisted in en-
Pertaining by her daughter, Mrs. Rob
ert ]. Glendenning. and a delightful
feature Of the luncheon was the music
by the Ladies' Mandolin club. under
the direction Of Mrs. Burns.
A picturesque children's party was
given yesterday afternoon in Liberty
park by Mrs. Percival o. Perkins.
when fifty OF the little playmates OF
her small daughter Betty were invited
to celebrate her fifth birthday ami
versary Mrs Perkins was assisted in
entertaining the little people by Mrs
George a. NOris. Mrs. Alfred ID. Pier
son, Miss Elsie Dickert, Miss Alice Nc
Donald and Miss Dorothy Froiseth.
and also a number II the mothers of
the children. The party arrived at the
park at O'Clock. and games. boating
flying kites and other amusements
were enjoyed. The children were seat
ed at long tables spread on the beau
tiful lawn. which were attractive with
decorations of roses and bright-col-
ored candies and bonbons. with n
pretty Japanese souvenir laid at the
place of each little guest.
Mrs John c. Cutler. jr.. was also
the hostess at a children's party yes
terday afternoon, given to celebrate
the ninth birthday anniversary of her
daughter Dorothy Louise. Twenty of
the young schoolmates of the young
guest OF honor were present to enjoy
the delightful affair. Games and mu-
sic were the features of the afternoon.
with a delicious supper. when the ia
bies were prettily decorated with mas
turtiums. The hostess was assisted in
entertaining by Mrs. Sidney Lam
bourne. Mrs. W. r. Shiverick and Miss
Daphne Bateman.
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Mrs, W. G. Lyme entertained yester-
day afternoon with an afternoon tea
given I'm honor Of her guest, Mrs. Will
liam n. Decker Of Berkeley. Cal. and
Mrs Andrew Maccuaig of Spokane.
when large number were invited to
meet the guest of honor.
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Mrs. J. II. Richards and Mrs II. p.
Kirtley have issued invitations for a
series Of bridge teas to be given this
week on the afternoons of Friday and
Saturday, at the home Of the former.
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Mrs. William IgIeheart will be the
guest of Miss Colburne at Rowland
Hall this week before leaving for the
east to spend the summer with