The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-21

:. juno 70 :.
\ wedding OF interest THURSDAY
evening was that of Miss Cora Cameron
and Raymond Bocs. The ceremony was
performed at the Congregational church
by Rev Simpkin and was very quiet
only the relatives and few close friends
hoing present. Miss Cameron was al
tended by the groom s sister. Miss HeI.
en- Boesr as bridesmaid and Elmer For.
ling acted as best man. The church
was Prettily decorated in palms and
roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Boes left on the
late train for the coast and will he al
home 10 their friends after July 10 at
so Sixth East street. Miss Florence
Van Emery of Denver. who is cousin
of Miss Cameron, came to attend the
wedding
pretty wedding yesterday was that
of Miss Laura Corrinur Harris and
Henry, Hamill; the ceremony was per
formed at 80 by Rev, ?, s, Simpkin,
and was followed by a large rcccp-
tlon at their home on South Seventh
East. The wedding march was played
by Miss Lucy Gatral. Mrs c. c. Snyder
sang Her Wedding Day The
BRIDE 8 gown was pearl gray silk chif-
fon, over gray silk taffetta trimmed in
gray Irish lace. The decorations were
red and pink roses. The couple stood
under bell of orange blossoms There
were l5o guests present at the cere-
mony.
Mrs. Slidmorc gave luncheon
Thursday at ber home in honor of
Miss Emily Grimsdell who will be
married next week, and Mrs. Carl
Prinz, who IS visiting here from Mil
waukee. The table was beautifully
decorated in red and white roses and
covers were laid for Miss Grimsdell,
Mrs. Prinz, Mrs Crane. Mrs. Walker,
Mrs. Anstce, Mrs. Chamberlain, Mrs,
GrImsdell, Miss Jennie Grimsdell, Mrs
Barnes, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Williams,
Mrs. WINNER. Mrs. Broadus. Miss Nc
Master, Mrs Coombs and Miss Holt.
Miss Mamie Lowell and Joseph e.
Wells were married Thursday at noon
in the Temple. followed by luncheon
AT the home of the groom s parents,
TO the families Mr.. and Mrs Wells
left last evening for California and
will later be at homo to their friends
from Oak City, but lately has been a
nurse at the l.. ID. S. hospital. Mr..
Wells is a brother Of Ex-Governor
Wells and is general manager Of the
Utah Light and Railway company.
Mrs. McCaskcll gave beautifully
! appointed luncheon al The Alta club
! Thursday in honor of Mrs. Risque. The
! decorations and centerpiece was low
! bowl of pink sweet peas Covers were
laid for Mrs Risque. Mrs. 1etfon, Mrs.
| Keogh, Mrs. Woodward Mrs. Jacklng,
| Mrs. Woodruff. Mrs Keith, Mrs. Web
Der, Mrs George Moore. Mrs, Daggett,
Mrs Megeath, Mrs. Ruthraf, Mrs.
Townsend and Mrs Powers.
Miss Pearl Van Colt entertained
Thursday at luncheon at her home
IN honor Of Miss Beatrice Chccseman,
who is TO be one of the July brides, and
Miss Florence Kimball, who leaves to-
morrow for Chicago to pursue her mu-
sical studies. The decorations were
beautiful the centerpiccc beng of pink
sweet peas. and the place cards Dutch
scenes. Covers were laid for elghtecn'
Mrs. Monhem entertained at 900
Thursday afternoon IN honor or MISS
Hazel Pond. who is to be married next
Tuesday. Four tables were filed With
players aud prizes. were won by MISS
Pond and Miss Dickert, The decora'
tions were in garden roses: Mrs. Mon
helm was assisted by Mrs. Donoher
and Mrs. Nippcr,
The meeting Of the Daughters Of the
Confederacy at Mrs Israel's has been
nostponed indefinitely. but the. regular
meeting will be held at the home OF
Mrs George Shea. l65 West Fourth
South street, on the first FRIDAY ID
July.
Miss Eudora Daily entertain Thurs.
day evening at the Salt Lake iheatel
TO see Ethel Barrymore. followed oy
supper in which covers were ialu % @ t"'
len and the decorations were PINK car
nations.
Miss Jennie Sands. one of salt
Lakes most popular and tale9,te,a .,
pianists, is TO give recital at inc SaJ'
Lake Thcater on July :. Inc pro
gramme will be announced later
Miss Carrie j. Steward gave small
| lake marty Wednesday evening IN non
| or of A. P. Spencer, wife and daughter
| from Oskaloosa, la;
Mrs j, r. Morgan gave AN i4torIns
| dinner Tuesday evening Tor Mt. ap'
Mrs Harry Robinson
There was an informal hop at The
| Post Thursday evening
The marriage Of Miss Mae S. ROBIN
son and w. G. Walker was performed
at the homo Of j, NJ Robinson las
cyeninp al o'clock, IN the presenc
Of half hundred friends. The prld
u,.s attended by her father and MIS-
F.. Isol,eI Walker as bridesmaid. The SCI
,,ice was snoken by Rev, p. II. Simpkin