The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-22

-s- this afternoon In honol OF MIS-.
= Hunt of Seattle and Mrs. David +
!. son of Butte. r
+ Capt. Garrison McCaskey will :
+ entertain at an Orpheum party r
+ Friday evening. !.
+ The history section of the =
- Ladies' Literary club viii! meet :.
= this morning at the clubhouse
=. Mt l0:15 O'Clock. Mrs. kut- r
!. newsky will read paper. =
J. Miss Elsie Zwicky and Miss :.
= Ethel Martin will entertain at r
:. n five hundred party Saturday r
:. afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kcyting an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Lulu. TO J. NJ. Snow. The ceremony
was performed at o'clock "Wednesday
evening at the home Of the bride 9 pa
rents. Rev. Z. I. Goshen officiated IN
the presence cf the Immediate family.
The bride wore a beautiful white satin
empire gown trimmed in real lace, and
carried bouquet of La France roses
She was attended by Mrs. Walter Ellcr-
beck as matron of hoEor, IN pale
pink, and Miss Mary Young as brides
maid, in a pale blue gown. Both carried
pink roses Mrs. Keyting. mother of
the bride, were white lace gown. The
rooms were prettily decorated IN ferns,
palms and pink roses Mr.. and Mrs.
Snow left later for e trip TO the City
Of Mexico, but will return here to make
their home. Mrs, Snow wore travel
ing dress Of electric blue, with hat and
gloves tc match.
Mr. and Mrs L. c. Trent. formerly of
this city. but now of East Auburn.
Cal. announce the engagement of their
third daughter, Frances Helen, to Har-
old NJ Power, eldest son Of the Hon.
H. T. Power. The wedding will take
place December Is. Mr.. Trent and
Union League club of San Francisco.
and each has long been idcntlfied with
the mining interests Of California, II;
NJ Power is the present mananer of
the Hidden Treasure Gold Mining
company Of Bullion. Cal This mine
has beer worked continuously for the
past forty wears by the Power family,
the first owner and active worker be-
ing Timothy Power, the grandfather,
since which time the management has
descended to the son and thcr in turn
to the grandson; il. NJ: Power.
Miss Beth Critchlow entertained
twelve at Il charming luncheon and
cup and saucer shower at her home
Odcll. a November bride The table
was beautifully decorated in pink roses.
with a large crystal bowl of them in
the center Of The table. and pink satin
ribbons going from tho chandelier to
each cf the plates, where were
fastened dainty hand painted place
cards Those to meet the guest of
honor wnre Mrs, ]. II. Richards, Mrs
Ralph McBroSom, Mrs. William II Hunt,
Miss Kate Groo, Miss Hollister Han.
cock, Miss Marie Osell and the Misses
Rae and Olive Bartch.
Mr.. and Mrs " A. Prosser arrived
in London last Friday, where they Will
spend two or three weeks. then go TO
Paris for a short stay; On their re
mother. Mrs, L. S. Sprngue. and hcr
little daughter. Miss Wiuifred Walker.
who have been staying at I1lewild.
VIII meet them there about the first
of Dccemtcr.
Mrs n. l.. Charles entertained 6ee
tables NJ bridge tea at her home
I. T.. McGurriu, Miss Dorothy Rook.
lidGc. Miss Dorothy Bailey and Miss
Mildred Ferguson, Prizes were won at
each table Ly Mrs !. r. Jennings, Mrs.
!. J. Broughall Mrs. Union WCrthing~
ton. Mrs. Il. \. Kcycs and Mrs. Richard
Stinglcy,
Mrs. Abncr Luman. VIII, has spent
the past sumner at her husband s
ranch in wyoming, has returned here
for Il few weeks. Miss Jeannctte Lu-
mar is spending a few weeks with
friends in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Mckay nnd
two sons and Mrs. NJ. p. Cady of Nor
folk. Va, will be here to spend few
days With Mr.. aud Mrs. w. p. Cooper
the winter.
Mrs. Eonr, who las been the guest
for several weeks Of her daughter,
Mrs. W. Il. TyndaIc will leave Mon
day fer hcr home in Minneapolis. after
spending the summer ir California,
Mrs Samuel Newhousc. who has
spent the past six months in Paris and
London. VIII sail from Liverpool DC,
tober so, and return here the middle CT
I November
Mrs. ", A. KissicIs will leave the
hHst week IN November Tor Long
Beach, Cal. whore she will spend the
winter She will be accompanied there
by DR. and Mrs s. RI. Pipkerton.
Mrs. Mary \ Mayhcrrv entertained
six at prcttiIy appointed dinner Tues
day evening in honor of her guests, Mr.
aud Mrs. II. Green of Milford
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Bransford will
leave tho last of rho week for Idaho.
where Mr. BraBsford' will Join friends
for a bear hunt,
Mr.. and Mrs Edward S. Ferry have
rs their guest for the winter Mrs.
Ferry's niece. Miss katherine Baker
OF Everett. Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. u Harrison and
two sons will be at home to their
friends after November l at 435 NJ