The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-16


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Chief among the events Of society
this week was the wedding last even
ing Of Miss Margaret Werner, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Teresa Werner. and
solemnized at the home of the bride
at s o'clock
Promptly at the appointed hour an
aisle was ribboned off with pink satin
ribbon. and the flower girl. little Miss
Vilate Kimball. entered the parlor.
Following her came Miss Clare Smith
alone. and the Misses Eleise Yates and
Katherine Jennings, the other brides
maids: the bride. radiantiy lovely.
wearing a gown Of white satin en-
traine trimmed with duchess and
point lace. and long veil. carrying a
bouquet Of brides roses. Bishop I. a.
Clawson, who officiated. the bride
groom and his best man. Fred Sen
messy. awaited them in a bower OF
pink asters and roses. During the
ceremony Miss Sybella Clayton played
softly appropriate selections.
The flower girl was dainty in a pink
and white dress 20 match her flowers.
The bridesmaids wore gowns Of white
chiffon over pink satin. and carried
bouquets of pink roses.
Pink. the wedding color. was artis-
tically carried out in all the house
decorations with asters and roses
Punch and a delightful supper were
served by six Of the young girls, the
Misses Nan ClawsOn. Rehan Spencer.
Winnifred Burrows. Margaret Taylor
and Margaret Whitney. About one
hundred intimate friends. aside from
the family. were present on the happy
occasion. An orchestra under the di-
reCtiOn OF Fred Graham furnished the
music for the evening
After a wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Quist will go to Ray, Ariz., where they
Will make their home.
One Of the most attractive recep-
tions and afternoon teas Of the sea-
son was given yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. A. c. Maclean and daughter. Miss
Aileen Maclean. at their home in
Fifth East street. which was beauti-
| fully decorated for the occasion with
a wealth Of fall blossoms. The affair
was given in compliment to Mrs. Rob
ert y. Campbell, who as Miss Beatrice
| Cheesman before her marriage to
Lieutenant Campbell was one OF Salt
Lakes society bellies.
Between the hours Of , and s the
rooms were filled with the representa-
/ tive members Of salt Lake society
and the many friends Of the charming
guest of honor and the gracious host
| esses. Purple dahiias were used with
pretty effect in the reception hall and
parlors. while in the dining room a
color scheme I'm yellow was harmoni-
ously carried out. A large basket OF
gorgeous dahlias. tied with a huge
bow Of yellow tulle, graced the center
/ Of the prettily appointed table, with
vases and jardinieres Of the flowers
placed throughout the room. where
the following young girls presided:
Miss Stella Fabian, Miss Edna Dunn,
Miss Lucille FRANKIE. Miss Gertrude
| Hanson and Miss Eleanor Stewart.
Assisting in receiving and entertain
/ ing were Mrs. J. r. Walker. Mrs.
Louis d. Gordon. Mrs. Louis s. Gates
and Mrs. c. p. Overfield. Punch was
/ served during the afternoon by Miss
/ Edna Bailey and Miss Carrie Sapping-
| ton. and the function was in every
way a delightful social success.
Mrs. Ira ID. Wines was the hostess
yesterday afternoon at n prettily ap-
/ pointed reception given at her home
/ in II street. when she was assisted by
her daughter. Miss Adelaide Eichnor,
/ Mrs. j. r. Davis and the Misses Ruby
Lambourne and Margaret Watson.
Autumn flowers made the rooms most
attractive. sunfiowers and nasturtiums
being used in profusion in the living
| room. library and reception hall.
In the dining room the decorations
were particularly pretty. where the
| table was covered with n cluny lace
cloth over pink satin, with n mound of
pink asters forming the centerpiece,
and pink-shaded lights and Candida
bra lighting the room with charming
effect Nearly one hundred guests
were present during the receiving
hours.
A charming luncheon was given
yesterday afternoon by Miss Ida Nor
ris IN honor of Miss Irene Simmons.
/ whose marriage to Edward r. Calls
/ ter takes place the latter part OF the
present month. Red was the prevail
/ ing color used in the effective decora-
/ lions. with strings and festoons Of red
/ hearts and n profusion Of nasturtiums
and asters In the same brilliant shade.
/ Music was a feature OF the pleasant
afternoon. and the guests invited to
/ meet the bride-elect were: Mrs. r.. G.
/ Cowan. Mrs. Jack Reed. and the
| Misses Lou Love. Ruth Crawford.
| Flora Towner. Cora Olsen. Ida and
Deonore IRE. Mary and Louise Nor
ris.
r
An informal reception was given
last evening in honor OF Miss Eloise
| Burton and John n. ScOville. who were
! married In the morning in the temple.
The affair was enjoyed at the home
Of the brides father, w. s. Burton
and was attended by a hundred OF
more Of the friends Of the young peo-
pie. The house was prettily decorated
| for the interesting occasion with white
| the bridal party stood to receive con-
| gratulations. where they were assist
ed in receiving by Mr.. Burton. Mrs
/ Annie Scoville. mother Of the bride
| groom. Miss Leone Burton and Mis-
| Alice Crismon.