The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-11

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ceremony was performed at 10 O'Clock
! by Rev. Mr.. Brewster, in the presence
of thirty relatives and close friends.
The bride wore pretty pink imported
| gown and carried an armful of Amori
can Beauties. She was attended by her
sister, Miss Helene Meade, in pale blue,
! who carried white carnations. with lit
tie Grace Meade as flower girl, carry
ing basket of white roses. Frank A.
Meade, brother of the bride, acted
as best man. A dainty. luncheon fol
lowed the ceremony. The rooms werc
beautifully decorated, the hall in pink
| chrysanthe the dining room in
! yellow chrysanthemums, and tho parlor
! in white roses aud ferns. The bridal
party stood under q canopy Of roses.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jones left later for New
| York, where they Will be at homo to
their friends after December 10. The
bride wore pretty travelling dress of
gray broadcloth, with hat and gloves
| 10 match.
Samuel Newhouse entertained thirty
| two at an elegantly appointed dinner at
| the Alta club Tuesday evening, III honor
of Miss katherine Geddes and Captain
tain Cavenaugh. The decorations were
! the most beautiful and unique ever
seen here. The table was elevated in
the form Of large basket, twenty feet
| long and ten feet wide, filed with
American Beauties. while the handle of
the basket, twelve feet high, was a
mass of electric lights, tulip shape,
the cloth. Those to meet the guests Of
! honor were Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Walker,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S Ferry. Mr.. and Mrs.
| A. Y. Callaghan, Mr.. and Mrs. B. y.
| Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker,
NJ. and Mrs. Charles Power OF ST,
Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. Heber NJ Wells,
Miss Van Wyck of San Francisco, Miss
Mary Moore. Miss Anna Mccormick,
/ Miss Gertrude McGrath, Mrs. John
Zane, Mr. and Mrs, W. G. Filler, Tod
Goodwin. Mr.. Robertson. Mr.. Kimball,
Mr.. Pollock, Mr.. Stimson, Mr.. McDon-
aid and Henry Mccormick.
Mrs. W. G. Tuttle entertained seven
tables at bridge tea at Der homo
Tuesday afternoon. The rooms were
prettily decorated IN pink chrysauthe-
NUNS. and the dining room in pink car.
nations and ferns, with crystal bowl
of them in the center of the table, with
crystal candclabra with pink candles
and shades. Mrs. Juttle was assisted
by Mrs. George Savage and Mrs. s.
! b. Tuttle. Prizes were won by Mrs,
John Sharp, Mrs. I. Roy Brown.. Mrs,
II. S. Stowe, Mrs Powis of Chicago,
Mrs. A. J. Gorhapl, Mrs. Freeman
I Morningstar and Mrs Julia Taylor,
Mrs. O. A. kirtley entertained the
bridal party for the Odell- Kirtley we'd
ding at a beautifully appointed dinner
at the University club Tuesday even
. ing. The table was effectively deco
| rated in pink carnations. with large
basket of them IN tie center The place
cards were dainty lunches OF lihcs Of
The valley at the plates Of Miss Jean
! Odell DIR. II. P, Kirtley. Mr.. and Mrs.
| G.. r. Odcll Miss Beth Critchlow, Mrs.
J. il. Richards, Miss Marie Odcl, Rev.
| F, T, Goshen, Charles and Luther Kirt.
ley.
| A wedding which viii he Of much in
tercst to their many friends will be that
of Miss Sylvia Cohn. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Cohn, who have recently
returned from Europe, and Hugo
! Druehl. who will be married at tho
Broadway tabernacle In New York
! CITY. Thursday morning at II O'Clock.
| Only the families will be present
!
Mrs. W. IT Ferry and Mrs. Mary NJ
| T. Allen Of Park City, WHO have spent
! some time here with their daughter and
sister, Mrs. George r. Hancock, will
| leave Thursday for their winter home
in Rcdlands, Cal.
Mrs. J. T. Treasure entertained three
tables at bridge Tuesday afternoon
The rooms were prettily decorted IN the
autumn flowers. A prize was won by
Mrs. S. c. Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs. +, c. Kelsey, formerly
of this city but now of Portland, Or,
will be here the last OF the week FOR
a few days, on their way home from the
coast.
Miss Margaret Walden. who is spend
ing some time visiting relatives In
Kentucky, will spend Christmas at
house party at Synthania'
Doctor and Mrs. j.. Beatty will leave
early in December for southern Cali
fornia, where they will spend the
winter.
T. Mcpherson BOYD and his brother,
John Boyd, sailed from San Francisco
Tuesday on the Manchuria, for Homo
lulu and Japan.
Mrs. G. c. Hunting, who is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Evans, viii leave
next week for her home in Ely, New.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Wood returned
Tuesday from n trip Of six weeks in
Chicago and Indiana.
| /
Mrs. Tiernau will leave soon for San
Francisco. where she will spend three
or four months with her sons.
Mrs. Sol Siegel will leave today for