The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-10

Social Calendar for Tuesday

Soclu calendar for Tuesday,
The MOST IMPORTANT EVENT of the
9ay VIII be the marriage OF Miss Alice
r., Soodwin and Leslie Loring Savage,
20 take place this evening at the home
OF Judge and Mrs Charles c. Goodwin.
Thn TThlsnoP Franklin spauldng officiating.
Eioiso Sadler as bridesmaid j T. Good
VIII VIII acting as best man. The wedding
VIII De n quiet one, the bride and groom
10 leave Immediately after the ceremony
Tor New York. where they will spend a
month before returning TO Ely New,
Where they will make their future home
LIE MARRIAGE OF MISS Pearl.
RISER and Blair Richardson Will taka
pIaSe lhlS evening at the homo OF the
% %uiIde parents. Bishop Nephi Morris
VII peTlorm the ceremony. the brides
n1s maids being Miss Emma Morris and
MISS Maggie Jennie
MISS VIVIAN LITTLE will entertain at
luncheon this afternoon In honor OF
Miss Josephine Wells
LIEUT.. AND MRS BENJAMIN F..
GRA1 VIII give theater party this
evening for the first performance of
Little Johnny Jones"
MRS CHARLES c. CRISMoN will enter
tain the members OF the Sewing club at
her nome tomorrow afternoon.
THE BAKERS DOZEN will meet this
aSlte1rhoon AFTER with Miss Myra Sowles. Mrs.
Icah VIII give paper on Wireless
Ielegraphy,' and a social hour will fol-
low.
pretty home wedding wns the one
solemnized last evening at the residence
oil James Cunningham on First street,
%hen his daughter. Alice. became The
pride OF Charles Pratt. Ii was an Easter
wedding in every detail. The parors were
banked with many pots OF blooming
ilies, which were effectively arranged In
oe 1he windows, while tall vases of the
mowers were on the mantel. The ccrc-
mony was performed promptly at s
CLOCK by Rev. Elmer !. Goshen in the
presence OF the relatives and a few close
Trends OF tha bride and groom Miss
Josephine Wells was the bridesmaid and
very dainty did she look In a gown of pale
pink mousseline de sole with trimmings
OF lace. her bouquet being of shaded
pink carnations The groom was attended
by Frank Cook best man The
bride was gowned In a beautiful frock of
white radium silk claborately trimmed
long tulle veil fell to the hem OF her
gown and she carried a shower of brides
roses. The decorations In the dining
room were in green and white. low bed
OF Easter lilies forming the ccnterpiece,
with loose flowers scattered over the
cloth. From the large wedding cake were
long white ribbons extending to the cor
ners of the table. Following the cere-
mony supper was served, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pratt leaving on the late train for
the coast, where they Will spend their
honeymoon before returning 10 this city,
where they will make their future home
The brides goingoway gown was n hand
some rescda green bolero suit, with hat to
match. For the past three years Mrs
Pratt has been one of the most popular
bellies OF the younger set, the groom being
a wel-known young business man.
The Misses Naomi and Bessie Felt
entertained thirty OF their young friends
last evening in honor OF Miss Helen Whit
ney and Miss Emily Whitney. The rooms
we're prcttily decorated In red carnations
and strings OF crimson hearts on red rib
bon Assisting the hostesses during the
evening were Miss Juliet Melton. Miss
Margaret Whitney and Miss Georgia Felt.
Mrs, John Studebaker, the wife OF
Judge Studebaker of Decatur. Ind, who
has been spending the winter In Cali
fornia, is in the city. the guest of
her old friend. Mrs. n Fl. eileen. i55 Sec
ond avenue. Mrs Studebaker Is on her
way to Colorado Springs and Denver.
Mrs John Lewis Will be OF home to her
friends at the Manitou hotel Mrs. Lewis
expects to leave next week for Seattle
Mr. and Mrs w w Trimmer are now
at home TO their friends at the Manitou
hotel