The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-27
THE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING JUNE 27 1907.
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travelling dress was tan, with hat to
match.
Miss Jennie DuChene and Harold
roy Free were married Wednesday in
the Temple. reception followed at
The home of the brides sister. in law,
Mr.; and Mrs. Free will he at home to
their friends after the first of August,
at the corner of Seventh East and Thir-
tecnth South.
a beautifully appointed luncheon
was given at the Country club Wedncs
day, by Miss Hansen in honor Of Miss
Cheesman. The decorations were in
purple pansies, low mound of them
being In the center of the table, and
baskets or them Mt each end The place
cards were also .pa.sics.
Mrs. Adolph Anderson entertained a
few of her friends at Kensinpton
wednesday afternoon. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with roses. and
music and conversation furnished
amusement. Dainty refreshments were
served.
Miss Valentine Murphy was married
Wednesday to John a. Malta. The
ceremony was performed at g O clock by
rather klely. Mr. and Mrs Malta left
on the late train for California and
after the 18th of August they will be
at home in Ely, New.
Mrs. w. II. Brame entertained We'd
nesdsy in honor Of Mrs Patterson. who
was formerly Miss Florence Street.
About fifteen old friends enioyed the
afternoon and the guessing game. in
which the prNc was won by Mrs. +. c.
Fairw Gather.
Mrs, Russell Tracy gave a beautiful
luncheon nj the Country club Wednes-
day in honor of her nieces, Miss Strong
and Miss Ruth Strong of Chicago. The
decorations were III syrangas, and COW
ers were laid for eight:
Miss Kathryn Wall left last evening
for Los Angeles to attend the gradual.
ing exercises of her brother. Arnold.
who takes a prominent part About
July % Mrs. Wall. son and daughters
will leave for New York and the James
town exposition.
Mrs j. F. Marshal gave a stag party
Tuesday to twelve Of her husband s.
friends in honor of his birthday. 4
number Of friends from southern Utah
and other places enjoyed the even
ing.
Miss Mabel johnson entertained a
party of twentyfour young people at
the lake Tuesday evening. The party
Knight. They had n most delightful
time.
Miss Lillian Belle Fox of Iowa. and
\. Pitts of Middletown. No. were mar
ried ~ noon Wednesday al the resi-
dence of DR.. Brown. Miss Fox came
from Iowa for this. event.
Mrs. Glen Miller will leave today for
Kansas City, and later viii join Mr.
Miller in San Francisco for a tour Of
the Yosemite valley.
Mrs. r. E. McConaughv. who has
been critically Ill while visiting in the
East, is slowly improving. which her
friends will be glad TO know.
Mrs. Robert w. Glcudcnniug enter
tained, Wednesday. twelve Young ladies'
day of Mrs. John c. DAILY.
Miss Hartley will entertain the
Bridge club this afternoon at her home,
6oI South Main.
Miss Mary Olive Gray leaves shorl-
y for Montrosc. Colo, TO spend a part
of the summer with friends.
The stalls for Miss Sands 5 tcs,i.
mouial have all been sold. Mr. Keith
taking ono and Governor Cutler one.
Mrs. w H. BintZ entertained al
luncheon al the Commercial club
Wednesday
Mrs. Ndolph Anderson entertained
at a Kcnsipgton Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. r. w. O 'Connor is a; home with ,
Mrs. McCrca, at l62 East First Sout6