The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-13

ried Wednesday in the Salt Lake tenn
pie A supper was given them at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Dusen-
berry Wednesday evening.
Miss Maud Davis of this city and
q. II. SOmers were married Tuesday at
the home or the brides sister, Mrs. q.
c. Bagley- Rev s II. Goodwin Off
ciated. The bride was attired in an
elegant gown of Irish lace over white
satin ana carried a shower bouquet.
Miss Nern Davis acted as bridesmaid,
and George Maycock acted as best man.
The decorations were elaborate, White
and yellow chrysanthemums entWined
with smilaX and ferns were used to
excellent effect. The happy young cou-
pie received the congratulations and
best wishes of the guests, under
bower OF white chrysanthemums. An
elaborate wedding supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Somers viii reside in salt
Lake.
The Messrs. Alfred and Dolph Peter-
son entertained a number of their
friends at a dinner party Sunday, COM
plimentary TO their guest, Ralph Walk
er OF Portland
The Misses Florence and Mabel Pc
teTsOn entertained Monday evening
number OF their young friends. A most
enjoyable evening was passed in games
and music.
A number of young women met Mon
day evening at the home OF Miss Lilah
Booth for the purpose OF organizing a
club 10 be known as the "ROe-Ray So
10 promote literary and social studies,
as well as domestic art. The follow
ing officers were elected: Miss Edith
Young, president; Miss BelVa Good
man. vice president; Miss Fern Peters,
secretary and treasurer The club ad-
jOurned TO meet with the president in
two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. j. N. Jensen entertained
as their guest this week Clifford
SJE0ng, who has recently returned from
q TWO years mission IN the southern
states.
Mrs. Sarah r. Thomas was che re-
cipient OF a surprise party given at
her home Monday afternoon by the of
Ulcers and teachers OF the First Ward
Relief society A most enjoyable soclal
afternoon was passed and an elaborate
lunch served
Rev. and Mrs. Kelley were pleasant
ly surprised at their nome "Wednesday
evening b. the members OF the Meth
The Nineteenth Century club met
Friday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
W. c. Gates. A paper, The Educa-
tiOnal Awakening in Kentucky was
given by Mrs. Rose Searle. Social
Conditions in the Newest Colonies OF
Uncle sam" was given by Mrs. George
The Utah Sorosis met Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. n.
Holloway. Two papers were given, as
follows. Darwin" by Mrs. Phil Speck-
art; Hall CAIN" Mrs. Josiah Beck.
The hostess served a lunch at the close
OF the meeting.
The First ward social hall presented
a brilliant appearance Saturday even
ing when the SOrOsis Juniors gave
reception and ball. The decorations
were pretty and unique. remnants, cut
flowers and Japanese lanterns were
used 10 excellent effect. Following are
the members OF the club, Misses
Georgia Galloway. Alta Taylor. Iona
knight, Kathryn Alexander, Winnie VIII
kins. Kate Taylor. Anna Newell, Eva
Jones, Opal Noon, Winnie Naylor, Nina
TAYLOR, Malina GlaZier and Thel Noon
The sixth ward choir entertained
members OF their ward at an enjoyable
musicale Thursday evening in the
meeting house. Some OF the best tai
ent in the ward furnished numbers.