The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-07

say GALLAGHER, Jarvls. McGriff. Wallinger.
Baker: Beverley, Williams. Topouce kcrney
aud Miss Couch.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church
were bostesses on Friday evening at n re.
ccptio4 given in honor OF their new pastor,
Rev, David Crane, Tho affair was given
at the church
Tho Degree OF Honor will give a hard
time" social on Wednesday evening and the
affair is being looked forward to with much
pleasure. Calico dresses. sunbonuets end
and gingerbread will he served.
Miss Anita Thompson entertained few
OF her girl friends on ,Tuesdny evening,
game of the evening end the. prizes were
won b. Miss Cora Austin and Miss Grace
Roberts, \ we'll appointed supper was aergcd
trunks filled with bon bons The guests
vere Misses 0rma Porter, Ircno Reed. KaIh-
ryn Barker. Mildred Bennett. Margaret
Cora Austin, Daisy Greene. Matte Weston,
Dora Clifton and Ella Stewart.
Miss Evelyn Hendershot left Tbursday
pursue her art studies at the Chicago In
stituto OF Art.
Miss Lorene Gray optertsincd few
friends on "Wednesday evening.
Miss Leta Morton spent the week in Salt
Lake
Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald spent tho fore
part OF the week in Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer f. Plske left on
Wednesday for Los Angeles, where they will
opend the winter.
Miss Della Buckle OF Salt lake spent
Mrs. o. B.. ellison spent few days Of
the week in Salt Lake,
Mrs. c, u. .Adney of Corinne spent Thurs
Mr. and Mrs s. II. Cave are home from
trip through the East
Mrs. Herman S. James visited Ogden
Philadelphia 10 her home in San Jose Cal.
Miss May Chester is spending few weeks
in Salt Lake.
Mis-. Stella Warren is home from few
weeks stey with her aunt, Mrs. 81. 5. An,
drewS, at st. Paul.
Miss Jessie Robert, is home from Salt
Lake. where she has been spending the
Tho marriage Of Miss Ethel Corr, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. 7. Carr and Walter
Emley took place on Thursday o7ening at
mony was performed ct Z o'clock by Rev,
Father p, y. Cushnshsn. Miss Jennie Carr.
sister OF the bride, was bridesmaid, and
Ebert Emley was best The dccora.
lions we're carried ont in white and green,
flowers and foliage of the prevailing colors
being used in profusion. Tho bride wore
Tho affair was quiet one only the mem
bers of both families being present. Mr..
and Mrs. Enic- will make their homo in this
city.
The marriage Of Miss winnifrcd Austin
and Charles B. Christianson took place Thurs,
day evening at the homo OF tho bride s
parents. The ceremony wns read by Rev
Horace 3. Blood OF the First Baptist church
Mr.. and Mrs. Christianson lef, for Califor
ria where they will make their home.
The members of the Home Culture club
met at the homo Of Mrs. Clayton Coolidge
on Thursday afternoon. The religious and
political life of Austro Hungary was dis.
cusscd under tho leadership OF Mrs. a. W.
Putnam. The guests OF the afternoon were
Miss Morrison OF Pelican Rapids, MINI, and
Miss Mabel Charpie. The club adjourned
tn meet again October IL tho home OF
Mrs. Coolidge, when descriptions OF the i'm.
portant cities o! the United States will be
given
Miss Kate Rowley OF Indianapolis. Ind,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Hor-
acc Foster has left for her home,
Mr.. aud Ms Charles r. HollingsTorth
are back from their wedding trip.
A few friends OF Verd Pineree met at the
homo Of his pNrents, Mr.. end Airh, James
Pingree. Friday eveninz. and surprised him.
\ few hours were spent pleasantly at games.
and those present were Afissos lone Wilcox,
Bessie Lindqust Elsie Browning. Lulu
Browning, Lois Walsee,, Erma Doxey, zel,s
Ballinger. Elsa Ltteheld; NessrS- Willard
kaY LEONARD Icnkins. panl Ellis Edmnnd