The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-14

parents. Tho ceremony was read at o'clock
by Rev; j. Il. Garner of the First Presby-
ccption was held. only few close friends
and relatives being biddcn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Flowers will make their home in this city.
pretty homo wedding of Thursday nfter-
noon was that OF Miss Cora Eayres and John
Burnhart. which took place Mt tho homo Of
the brides mother, Mrs. j. Eayrce The
Alfred Brown Of the Church of the Good
Shepherd. Miss Tulio Baker was bridesmaid
and Carl Studemcycr WAS best The
affair was n quiet one, only relatives and
close friends being present, Decorations OF
flowers and vines wero used, tho dining room
being especially pretty with festoons of grape
vines and vases OF carnations and roses. Mr..
and Mrs Burnhart left for Salt Lake City,
where they will mako their home.
Tho Tolstoi circle met with Mrs. Howe
on Tuesday afternoon. Tho study Of Amer
lean history was continued and roll,eall was
responded 70 by quotations. Mrs. Edwards
read Longfcllow'S Tho Psalm of Life Mrs.
Bulcho!l read paper which embraced tho Pc
Rod OF history from the time of tho COM
ing Of Columbus 10 tho time of tho early set
Elements of British Columbia. Mrs. Miller S
subject was Tho French in Canada" Mrs.
Goo, Cook rend an Interesting paper entitled THE
Gle on the voyages OF Francis Drake and
tho Spanish armada ''Timely Topics" fol-
lowed led, led by Mrs. Newcomb, the subject
During the social hour tho hostess served
refreshments and tho club adjourned to meet
next with Mrs. \. S. Condor at 2d16 Madison
avenue, Tuesday, October 10.
The Women's Relief corps gave very
pleasantly arranged card party on Friday
afternoon, in compliment TO Mrs. Alex To
ponce. who will lcuve soon for San Francisco.
High Five was the game and prizes were
won by MesdaneS Lindsay, Baker, T. 4. Mat,
thews and Lewis The scene o: the happy
event was at the homo OF Mrs. George Care,
The guests were Mesdamcs Toponce. Will
Ecclcs, ~ T. Care, Wcssler. Mercer Pace.
Rorig, Stevens, Mlgnault. Iuss. Adams, Gal
lacher, Lynch, Kerr. Todd, Baker, Jarvis.
Y Better, Lamphere, Couch, Lewis, Martin.
Care. Badger, Want. Lindsay and Miss
Couch.
Mrs. Charles Stout and littlc son OF Seattle,
Wash, arc guests Of Mira. Stout's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w, Shells.
Miss Irene Reed entertained the members
OF her club on Thursday evening at her home.
In an advertising contest. prizes won
by the Misses Bennett and Roberts. Dccya.
lions OF dAhlias and autumn leaves were used
in the pnrlors and dining-room. A buffet
supper was served, and those present we're
Misses Anita Thompson, Orna Porter, Kath-
ryn Barker, Mildred Bennett, Margaret Gray,
Florcnco Peterson, Grace Roberts, Cora Aus
tin and Ella Stewart.
The amrriage OF DR.. Franklin c. Osgood
OF this city and Miss Ella Hubenthal OF Coal
vile took place on wednesday at tho homo
emony was performed by Rev. j. Z. Garner
OF the First Presbyterian church
Perhaps the largest and most engrossins
society event OF tho week was the card party
given Thursday evening by the guests OF
the Virginia Five hundred was the game,
and prizes won by the Misses Myrtle
and MOllie Fulmer. Mr.. Colston and Mr.. Wal
lace. The roWs were decorated with autumn
leaves aud mountain hsh berries. Refresh.
ments were served in the large dining. room,
nnd about sixty guests were invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. j. Shpe have issued
cards announcing the engagement OF their
rioGe to be solcmnizcd October 25.
Mrs Thomas keosh was among the visit
ors at the capital during the week.
Miss Frances Poole OF Chicago arrived in
the city Friday, and will be the guest of Mrs
Frank briggs for the winter.
Miss Moifct OF tho faculty of the Salt
night 10 spend Saturday and Sunday with
Mrs John r. Hurst
Mr.. and Mrs. David Eccles and daughters
are back from Los Angeles, where they spent
Mrs. 4. G. Horn entertained q few friends
informally at a bridge party Wednesday al
ternoou. Two tables were filled with the
players.
Wednesday evening at hard times So
cial. There was larcG attendance and the
evening one OF interest and enjoyment
Prizes for the best hard times costumes
II. B. Hill.
Miss Helen Rivers entertained at FIVE hun
drcd Tuesday evening.
4 delightful social was given Tuesday
evening by Ogden lodge No. 27l Fratcrna
Brotherhood. at n. o. u. w. hall.
Mrs. +. A. Linslcy has returned from 4
few months visit with her daughter at Ju
ncau, Alaska.
MIR. and Mrs. f. G Manson were guests
at the Buckingham. Hcmphin wedding in
Salt Lake Wednesday evening
Abbot, Maginnis left Monday for Reno
New, where he goes TO take a position as
telegraph editor on the Reno Gazette.
Mrs. b. II. Peery is tho guest OF Mrs
II S. Young in Salt Lnkc City for a short
Mrs Charles Hollingsworth visited her sis
ter. Mrs George Forester. in Salt Lake, tho
fore part Of the week.
Friday ladies' day 20 the FlkS club
and during the afternoon and evening tho
rooms throngcd with the members oi
the club, their families and friends. Refresh
mentS were served and music was given by
string orchestra. The affair was tine frs
OF series to be given during the season.
Miss Rita Arnold entertained few o.
her girl friends yesterday afternoon at
were carricd out in white and green, and
sixteen guests enjoyed tho occasion.
Mrs. o, NJ. Runyon spent several days O
the week at the cnpi,ul
Mrs. J.. NJ Conroy WAS n Salt Lake visitor
| during the week.
Mrs Ed Wright is guest of Mrs. A. ]
| Hoffman in Salt Lake.
Walter Stevens is back fro ma two years
mission in England
Mr.. and Mrs. Patsy Henly back from
| several months stay in Chicago
Mrs Crolfman and Miss Harris enter
| tained the Ladies' Aid OF the frs, 81. E
church ON Thursday afternoon at tho HON,
| OF Mrs. CroCmlu.
Miss Elizabeth Orth spent few days o
| the week with Salt Lnko friends.
Mrs W. II. Chcyors was tho guest of Mrs
! VIII oJncs in Salt Lnko this wcok.
| Miss Florence Civilian is homo from
! several weeks visit with friends at Los An
| gcles
Mrs r. S. Farnsworth left Wednesday 10,
| New York for several months visit will
! relatives.