The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-26

= Mrs. Oscar L. Cox has issued =
= invitations for a Kensington on =
:: Friday afternoon. =
!. Miss Evans and Miss Mahan /.
T. will give luncheon on Thurs. \
= day in honor of Miss Helen i.
i Santschi, one of the July i.
i. brides. =
= Mrs. Eugene Broadus will en-. =
tertain at cards on Saturday IN =
= honor Of Mrs. Carl Prinz, who i.
Il is visiting here from Milwau- =
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wedding of interest last evening
was that of Miss Hazel ID. Pond 10
Willard Conrad Snow, The ceremony
was performed in the presence of a
number of friends and relatives. and
a large reception followed. Rev. T..
/. Goshen officated and the service
took place at 7;50. Miss Pond was
beautifully gowned in white liberty
satin, trimmed in Denteles De Brcgus
lace, and n bodice Of roses. point lace
made en- train. with a veil fastened
with orange blossoms. Her only orpa-
ment was pearl brooch. o gift from
the groom, and she carried white roses
She was attended by her sister, Mrs.
Crome, as matrop of honor. dressed in
white and carrying pink roses. Miss
Norma fenton WAS maid of honor and
wore blue and carried pink roses Mr.
| Howard Grcenwen acted as best man
The bridal party stood in the parIor
under canopy Of white roses and
smllax. During the reception Mr.. and
Mrs. Pond were assisted in receiving
by Mr.. and Mrs. Snow, parents of the
groom. Mrs. Dickert and Miss Elsie
Drckert and Miss Snow assisted in
the dlnng-room. which was prettily
decorated in palms and pink roses with
pink candelabrums. Punch was served
IN the library by Miss Lillian Pond
Mr.: and Mrs. Snow left on the late
tram FOR their home in Cedar. Utah.
whore Mr.. Snow is in business. Her
gong away gown was grey pongee.
The daughters of the Utah Pioneers
VIII meet today at the Lion House at
; o'clock The guests of honor will
be Rosslis Kimball Edwards and
Jeanct Young Easton and The Sons of
Pioneers. The programme for the aft
ernoon Will be an opening song by the
Daughters Pioneer club, n PRAYER by
the chaplain, Mrs s. j. Cannon;
greetings by President Susie Young
Gates, quartet by Mrs Windor and
others, "The Three Pioneer Women, 5"
ny orson F: Whitney; song by Mrs
Ida Horne White; "Our Ancestors. -
by John R. Windor; solo, by Nellie
hsIelgh; a Pioneer. Boys Expert
enees, by Francis NJ. Lyman: solo,
by Miss Edna Evans: my VaIley
Home, by Mrs. J. P. Meal<in; re-
marks by others, and "Auld Lang
Sy9e by the choir. The Daughters
and Sons of the Pioneers are cspccial
ly invited All will be welcome.
Invitations have been issued for the
! marriage of Miss Jennie Elizabeth Pc.
terson TO CharIes Arthur Nichols, 10
take place Tuesday, July .. at the resi-
dcnce of the bride s mother, 749 South
Second East. Justice Straup Of the
supreme Court will perform the cerc-
mony and reception will be given the
couple after the ceremony. between s
and 10 o clock in the evening. Mr. and
Mrs. Nichols Will make short Eastern
! trlp. he BRIDE Is a popular Young
| lady, who was formerly chief steno,
! graphcr in the Office OF the Pacific Mu.
! tusl Insurance company, and the groom
Us one of the best known printers in
the country. having last year broken
' u.
reside nj 300 South Fifth East, where
they will be at home after August ID
Miss lessen and Miss Bowenstein en-
tertained Yesterday afternoon at Tho
home of Miss Lowenstein, followed by
beautifully appointed luncheon, in
honor of Miss Helen Santschi. who i,
TO he married the first of July, The
decorations were IN pink wedding bells
a large hell hung from the chandelier
filled with pink roses. and from thi.
hung number of small bells. Tb,
place cards were also bells, and covers
were laid for Miss Santschi. Mis-.
Evans. Miss Mahan. Miss Edwards
Miss Boda, Miss Campbell, Miss En-
dora DAILY, Miss Edwards Of Oakland
Miss Jessen and Miss LowensteiH. Dur
ing the afternoon guessing game wa
! enjoyed, and the prizes were won BY
Miss Santschi and Miss Evans.
Another wedding of Tuesday was tha
Of Miss Edna Uarker TO Ebert Thomas
They were married at noon in the TEN
pie, and a large reception followed il
the evening AT tho home of the bride
sister. Mrs. Preston Cannon, at tn
Cannon farm. Miss Harker was at
tended by her sister, Mrs. Cannon. a
matron of honor, and Mr.. Harold Got
acted as b1SI Hlil MT. anu W =
Thomas will be AT the home Of Mr.. il
*. Thomas, l37 North Temple, unit
the first of August. when they go t
Japan for several years.
The Woman's Republican club Wi
give a reception to Mrs. Maurice Mar
vim. State commander of the l.. {
r. NJ Of the World. at the residence o
Mrs. f.. G. Kidder, l0i4 Ninth East
Friday evening from $ to IL. a col
dial invitation is extended to all Amer
lean ladies, also the Maccabec ladie:
Relief Corps. and Women of Wood
craft. Mrs Marvin viii be pleased t
| meet all her friends, as she expects q
| leave Utah in the near future.
Miss Katherine Mcdonald and Mis-
;. Mabel Crowley entertained at five hui
dred Tuesday in honor OF Miss Bc'
/ sic Williamson, Nine tables were file
with players, and prizes were won b
| Miss Adams, Miss Stanchfeld and Ml-