The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-21

= ncr on Thursday evening. !.
+ March IS. at the church parlors :
: Mrs Graham z. Putnam viii =
i give pupils recital this even, :
:. ing nt tho congregational :.
= church, :.
=. Mrs. John Reinsinnar Will en- =.
I = tertain- next Wednesday in -
= honor Of Mrs G. u. Williamson i.
= The S O'clock Club will meet i.
= Wednesday, April 3, with Mrs. i.
:. G r. Miller. r
!. The Afternoon 500 Club will =
= meet with Mrs wallace Brsns- =
= ford next Wednesday afternoon. =
!: .:.':'ii":.':.
The marriage of Miss Hazel Grant
and. Trmri Nccdham took place ycster
day Mt noon in the Temple, Apostle
/ Hcbcr j. Grant officiating. and was
! followed by a large reception in the
/ evening AT the home of the bride S
parents. Mr. and Mrs. b. T., Grant.
The bride wore n beautiful gown Of
white embroidered chiffon and lace
with pale blue lace flowers. the gown
being over chiffon and taffeta, and car
ricd a shower of bride S roses. The par
lors were decorated with white carna-
tions and smilax, while pottcd palms
were arranged in the bow window.
Those assisting the bride and groom
in receiving their friends were Mr.. and
| Mrs. p. f. Grant, Mr.. and Mrs, Need
| ham, Miss Alice Ncedham. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dixon. Miss Ethel Groesbeck.
/ The library was decorated with white
roses and ferns, while the dining room
was bright in heliotrope and white. In
the center of the table was a deep bowl
of violets with little punches of the
flowers scattered over the cloth. White
ribbons extended from the chandelier
to the corners of the table.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs Lee Cham
berline gave an informal reception at
her residence, 269L9 South Fifth East,
in honor OF her sister, Mrs NJ. j. Nc
Kensle, of Bingham. who is visiting
| for week in the city. The guests
present were Mesdames j. NJ. Cohen,
| f. S. Fox, !. r, Wheeling, j. B. Gra-
ham, formerly OF Bingham; f. NJ. Jan
| comb, Hettie Stewart. Tom Pitt, Lee
Chamberline. Jr., and !. Mellen. Dainty
refreshments were served and the rooms
were beautifully decorated with carna,
| tions and ferns.
From now on the Festival chorus will
meet in the Tabernacle for rehearsals,
/ The last rehearsal was held Monday
! evening at the Y. NJ. C. A. Some excel
lent work was done that evening. ow
ing to tho good turnout of the members
| Of the chorus. Interest in the Festival
is growing as the time for the perform
ance draws near, The advance sale of
! seats. which has been going on at the
/ Clayton Music company, has been very
satisfactory, and every indication
points to one of the great musical
events of Salt Lake.
The marriage of Miss Mabel Bluett
and ]. NJ. Butler took place last even
ing at the home Of the bride S parents,
and came as q complete surprise 10
young people. The groom is the secrc
tary and treasurer of the Fraternal
Brotherhood and well-known business
| man.
Mrs. f. Bonnomort entertained a
party of friends for the opera on Tues
day evening, the guests being Govern
or and Mrs. John c. Cutler. Prof and
Mrs. r. " Chamberlin, Fred Halverson
of Oakley, Ida.
Madam Butterfly proved the social
attraction of yesterday number of
parties being formed to attend. Many
Of the officers and ladies of the post
formed paroles last evening.
Owing to the mashout on the San
Pedro Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, H. Walker, who
have spent several weeks at Riverside,
Cal, will not reach the city for sew
cral days.
Mr. and Mrs J, j. DAILY. the Misses
Evelyn and Dora DAILY and Maurice
Daily VIII sail from Liverpool for New
York today,
Mrs Frank McGaney will spend the
month of April with friends in South
ern California.
Mrs Clarence Warnock entertained
the members Of her Sewing club ycster-
day afternoon,
\ Might've card party will be given
tonight at Darling's hall, 26o East
Third South.
Mrs. T. c. Crawford entertained tho
members Of the Sewing club yesterday
afternoon
The enlisted mon of Fort Douglns
gave dance last evening in the Post
hall
Mrs. Fred Halvcrson Of Oakley, Ida. .
is the guest Of Mrs. e. Bonnemort,
Mrs Mamie &. Murphy Of Denver is