The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-16


Misses Grace Lambert. Fay Lambert.
Mamie Needham. Constance Young.
Kate Young. Giadus Young. Helen
Cannon. Alma Cannon, Emily and Jo-
sephine Young and Miss Ruby Thorn
son.
An interesting home wedding Of
yesterday afternoon was that Of Miss
Ethel I. Gertz and w. +. Tonge. which
took place at s O'Clock at the residence
Of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. ].
II. Gertz. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. =. A. SimplSin in
the presence OF the immediate fami-
lies. and was followed BY an informal
reception from to 2. Miss Bertha
Holman played the wedding march as
the bridal party entered the parlor.
which was prettily adorned with pro
fusion OF white roses. ferns and palms.
The bride wore a dainty white lace
lingerie gown. and carried a bouquet
Of white roses. her sister. Mrs. r. H.
Smith. the matrOn OF honor also was
gOwnod IN white. carrying a shower
bouquet OF pink sweet peas. and the
| bridesmaid. Miss Irene Judges wore a
| pretty pink lingerie dress and also
carried pink sweet peas. r. II. Smith
officiated as the best man on the oc-
| casion. The rooms were bright with
/ pink and white roses. and IN the dining
room Miss Edith Holman and Miss
/ Noall Bergman presided at the punch
] bowl MT and Mrs. Tonge will be at
| home after July I at No. Gladys
| fats.
A large wedding reception was held
last evening at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. J. Thomas. given i'm honor Of
their daughter. Marie. and CLYDE Lind
say, and Miss Maude Lindsay and r.
V Pearson. the double wedding having
been solemnized in the morning I'm the
temple. Owing TO the prominence OF
| the Thomas family i'm musical circles
In the city. delightful musical pro-
gram was a feature Of the evening.
l when selections were given by Mrs.
/ Lizzie Thomas Edwards. Evans Ste
/ phens and Sam Winter with mum bers
also by male and female quartette.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Thomas were assisted
/ In receiving by Miss Anne Thomas.
Miss Anna Erickson and Julian
/ Thorne. and punch was served by Miss
| Evangeline Thomas and Miss Susie
| Newton. Pink and white sweet peas
/ were used I'm profusion I'm the parlor
| decorations. with a color scheme Of
/ blue and white prevailing I'm the other
| rooms. The brides were attired. re-
/ spectively. in pale blue and champagne
| colored silk gowns, and both carried
shower bouquets Of brides roses.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay and Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearson left last evening for a
trip through the Yellowstone park.
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/ Last evening at 1870 o'clock Miss
| Ethel Cook and Frank r. Pitts were
| married at the home Of the brides
/ parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David II. Cook
/ by Albert p. POultOn. In the presence
! Of the families Of the contracting par
ties A reception followed. when n
hundred or more guests were present.
| who were received by Mr.. and Mrs
| Cook. assisted by Miss Jennie Cook.
| The bride wore a handsome cream
i colored crepe de chine gown. and car
! ried brides roses. She was attended
| by Miss Nellie Pitts. wearing white
/ with shower OF pink roses for her
| bridesmaids bouquet The rooms
were attractive with roses in mink
/ white and red. and in the dining room
from a prettily appointed table the
| Misses Pearl and Cleo Love served
/ punch. Instrumental musical selec-
| lions were given during the evening on
/ piano and violin, Miss Irene Condie
( presiding at the piano
After June is MT. and Mrs pitts
| viii be AT home 70 their friends In
their new home in Seventh South
street.
Mrs. .. II. Klster entertained de-
/ Ightfully yesterday afternoon with six
I tables Of bridge. with a number OF
other friends coming in for the tea
| which followed the game OF the after
l noon. The hostess was assisted in the
| dining room by Mrs Morris L. Richie
| Mrs. Charles L. Rood. Mrs A. T. Vol
.ner. Mrs r. r. McConaughy. Mrs
John Cain and the Misses Gladys Nc
/ CoEaughy and May Williams. The
decorations OF the rooms throughout
and the tea table were particularly
| pretty in vases and bowls Of June
Il roses and sprays Of crimson rambler
| = =
| Mrs. Elbridge L. Thomas was the
| successful hostess yesterday afternoon
4 at the first in a series Of charming
I bridge teas. The rooms. where seven
Il tables OF the game were played. were
i cool and attractive in decorations of
N green and white. roses and feathery
i foliage being effectively combined. Al
the tea table Mrs. Thomas was assist
i ed by Mrs. Roscoe NJ. Breeder. and
4 Mrs. James Rogers. who presided al
4 the tea and coffee urns. assisted by tho
i following charming young college
i girls: The Misses Ruby Lambourns
Il and her guest. Miss Carla LANCE OF
Cincinnati, and Miss Frances COwan
Mrs. Thomas will entertain this after.
noon at a similar card party.
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