The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-28


wedding of interest last evening
Wa Mas mat of Miss Emily Grimsdcll to
W. \. Latimer The ceremony Was per-
formed at S clock, in The presence Of
relatives and a fcw close friends at
me home Of the brides parents. Rev.
Mr; Slmpkin officiating Miss Grims-
dell was prettily dressed IN white swiss
and carried white roses with a shower
OF sweet peas. Her only ornament was
a pearl pm. the gift of the groom The
house was prettily decorated in roses
The parlor, where the bridal connjc
STOOD, was banked with palms and pink
roses. the library Was in pink roses and
the dinIngroom i'm red poppies. Fol
lowing the wedding was a supper to the
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs Latimer will
be al home TO their friends after July
ID at $50 Sixth street.
Mrs Freeman Mornngstar enter.
tanned on Wednesday in honor of her
and doll party. Three dozen dolls were
hidden about the rooms. The prize,
which was picture OF Lucille with
her Teddy bear. was won by Lenora
smith for finding the largest number
or dolls, and dainty supper was
served later. at which the place cards
were hand-palnted Dutch scenes in pink
pink roses and sego lilies Covers were
laid for fifteen children and as many
dolls
Rev. Clarence T. Brown. formerly
pastor Of the First Congregational
church here, but now of San Diego,
will he here next Tuesday on his way
East and will be, very glad to see his
TRENDS on Tuesday evening, July 2,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs A. j.
Gorhsm, us Second avenue
Mrs. ]. A. Reeves entertained All 500
Thursday in honor Of Mrs Dickenson of
Denver. The decorations were in the
Japanese idea and pink and white roses
were used in profusion, and the hall
was in the crimson rambler Seven
tables were filled with the players,
4 wedding for Saturday will be that
OF Miss Irene Taysum and Ernest f.
barkin They viii have II quiet we'd
ding, only the relatives being present
at 5 o clock, in the Phillips Congrcga
tional church, Rev. Mr.. Simpkin Off.
eating.
Mrs. Russell Tracy and her son. Rus
sci. leave on Saturday for the Pacific
Northwest, whore they viii spend the
summer. Mr.. Tracy will Join them in
August 10 spend month. They will
hc accompanied as far as Portland by
Mrs, Woodruff and her son.
Mrs C.. G. Plummor viii leave on
Saturday for New York and other East
ern cities, TO be away until the first
of September Mrs. Plummcr S mother,
Mrs. Colburne, is visiting her son in
GoldieId. but will return on Saturday
to keep house for Dr. Plummer.
Miss Wiulfred Lynn entertained in
formally Thursday afternoon III honor
OF Mrs Robert Glendcnning, who leaves
next week for her home In Colonl9
| Diaz, Mexico. Eight old friends enjoyed
the afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Peak entertained twelve
| friends at keusington Thursday. IN
honor OF her mother, Mrs. Margaret
MyIroie of Wisconsin The decorations
were in plumosa and red roses.
Mrs. D. l.. Murdock and her dauGh
ter. Janet. left last SATURDAY for Bos
ton, aud on July = they will sail for
Europe. where they will spend four or
| FIVE months.
Mrs. j. E. CnsgriG entertained at
bridge Wednesday. -Four tables were
| filed with the players and the deco
rations were IN bridal 'wreaths
Miss Jennie Rreckon left last even
! irp for California Before returning
she viii visit Los Angeles, San Diego
and san Francisco.
Miss Helen NJ. Bozrud and Miss
C,Iadys Tuttlc graduated from Wclics-
lev. the commencement exercises closing
| on June 30
Mr.. and Mrs. George L.. Geiger are
back from their wedding trip and arc
al home TO their friends at IL Wllhry
flats.
Rcy. +. |. Goshen left on "Wednesday,
for his vacation and most Of 1T VIII
bc spent in and aroundl Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Tracy are en-
terrainipp their two nieces; MISS strong
and Miss Ruth strong of Chicago
Mr., and Mrs. William Baxter WI
lcavc tbc first of the week Tor the
East to spend The summer
Miss Jean Odell and Miss Kate Groo
h.,,e cone TO Ely 10 visit Mr.. ana MrS'