The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-29

being in the center of the table, with
loose roses scattered over the cloth.
Those assisting In the diningroom wero
Miss Ethel Armstrong. Misses Birdie
and Lizzie Arnold, Miss Vera Felt,
Miss Barbara Barton. Miss Zella Bag
ley, Miss Lulu Penrose. Miss Rena
Moore, The bride wore a beautiful
gown OF white chiffon over 'taffeta and
carried a shower bouquet Of Brides
roses. There were no attendants. Az
ter July Is Mr.. and Mrs, Bagley will
be at home at 4S South Seventh East
street,
party at the Orpheum last evening, fol-
lowed by supper at Rich's cafe. The
guests of the evening we're Miss
Blanche Kimball Miss Susan Saw
yer, Miss Agatha Berkhoel and Miss
Pearl Savage; Messrs. Karl Schel9,
VIII McCrca A, 3. Sawyer, David M.
Haigh and Earl Sicgel-
Mr. and Mrs. B. Mailer OF Clevc-
land, O.. who are guests at the Ken
yon, celebrated their -twenty-ninth we'd
ding anniversary yesterday afternoon
The party left the city early In The
afternoon In carriages for Centerville,
where an old-fashioned supper was
served at the home of Mrs. Smith, The
guests were MI and Mrs. Don Porter
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Porter and Mr. aad
Mrs. F, 3. Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Lamb entertained
at a dinner last evening in honor OF
Mrs Blood and Mr.. and Mrs. John
tily decorated with pink La France
roses and smilax, covers being laid for
| six.
Miss Elsie Scheid gave a box party
at the Orpheum yesterday afternoon
for "Old Heidelburg. The guests were
| Mrs. BiSmark Snyder Mrs. a. NJ How
ard, Mrs. w. F. Adams. Miss Agatha
Berkhoel. Misses Amy and Isabel Os-
| borne, Miss Beatrice O'Connor, Miss
Irma Eberherdt, Miss Rose Howard.
Miss Mayme Meeks and Miss Lulu
! Barr.
A pretty home wedding was solem-
nized last evening at the home OF
Mrs, E. n. Davis. when Miss Fairy
Davis and Arthur F. Gentry were
married. The ceremony was performed
| by Prof. B, S. Hinckley, a cousin OF
the bride. at o'clock. The rooms
were prettlly decorated with pink roses
and ferns. The bride wore a dainty
| gown Of white silk and carried white
! carnations. She was attended by Miss
| Minnie Ray, who wore a gown OF
nile green and carried pink carnations.
Presley l. Guio acted as best man,
! The music Of the evening was
furnished by Miss Ehlia Barker.
Those assisting at the reception were
the Misses Booth. Shepherd. Earring
ton, Brown and Kilgrow, After
August 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Gentry Will
be at home to their friends at IA
East Eighth South street
Mrs George Smell was the hostess OF
| prettily appointed luncheon yester-
J day afternoon In honor OF her sister
/ Miss May Price, whose marriage Will
take place next month. The table was
| decorated with red and white roses
and ribbons. the flowers being ar
! ranged as mound I'm the center OF the
table, with ribbons extending from the
| chandelier to the corners OF the table
! The place cards were wedding bells,
! hand decorated. and covers were laid
for eighteen.
The marriage ,of Miss Bertha Par
sons. daughter of Capt, and Mrs. Elias
| Howard Parsons. and Harry Lyman
| Hibbard. was solemnized yesterday at
! high noon at the chapel at the Soldiers
| National home. Los Angeles
Mrs A N. Mckay gave a thcatcr
party last evening at the Orphfum.
| The guests were Mrs. Cope, Mrs. Won
Knobloch. Mr.. and Mrs. ". E. Vigus.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Warrum, Miss
Cope, Miss Ncya Hoy, c. H, Walker
and Roscoe Vigus,
Mrs. Schuyler Snyder entertained in
formally at bridge yesterday after
! noon
Mrs Joseph Folsom was the hostess
! OF n delightful tea yesterday after
noon In honor of Mrs. John Longmald,
who Is the guest of Miss Sherman.
Mrs c. F. Adams entertained a party
of fourteen young people last evening
at Richs cafe. The decorations were
in pink and white.
Mrs r. S. Robertson left Tuesday
for Milwaukee. where she Will visit
with her daughter. Mrs. A. A Ander-
son. for a month.
Mrs Abncr Duman and Miss Nettie
Luman will leave In the near future for