The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-19

4 pretty homo wedding Wednesday
evening was that OF Miss Maud Pat
rick and Fred II, Barnes. The cere-
mony was performed by Bishop Pat
rick, father of the bride, at O'Clock,
in tho presence of the families. a
large reception followed, from to II.
The bride wore a dainty gown of white
silk mule over taffeta and carried
white roses. She was attended by her
niece, Miss Carrie Patrick. in pale
blue silk. who carried pink rosebuds.
Carlton Barnes, brother Of tho groom,
acted as best man. The rooms were
beautifully decorated, the parlors being
in green and white. Tho bridal party
stood under n wedding bell OF white
carnations. The library was in chrysau-
thcmums and autumn leaves, where
punch was served by Mrs. Arley Saw
age. the dining room was effectively
decorated in pink, with large basket
of carnations in the center of tho table,
aud from the chandelier 70 the four cor.
ners of the table were broad pink satin
ribbons, with silver candelabra with
pink candles and shades at either end,
y cluny lace piece over pink satin GOV"
cred the table. Assisting IN tho dining
room were the Miss Sloan, Ruth VII
son. Verne Young, Vera Dcanc, Alibo
Dunbar and Jennie Salmon. The bridal
party was assisted IN receiving by Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Patrick, parents of the
bride: Mrs. M, L. Barnes, mother of the
groom; Mrs. s. y. CoTay and Mr., and
Mrs. !. II. Patrick Mr.. and Mrs.
Barnes will be at home to their froinds
after December ] at I6I East Fourth
Snnfh street
Mrs. Karl A. Scbcid entertained
twelve at an elaboratcly appointed
luncheon Mt her home Wednesday, in
honor of Mrs. e. +. Holmes and her
guests. Miss Shoop and Miss Laura
Brapsford. The table was beautifully
decorated in pink carnations and mar
cissus, with low bowl of them in the
center of the table. At either end were
silver caudelabra with pink candles
and shades. The place cards were gold
monoorams of the hostess. Those to
meet the guests Of honor were Mrs.
Ellsworth Daggett. Mrs. D. Moore Lind
say, Mrs. Arthur Bird. Mrs. W. V: Rice,
Mrs. 6. r. Holman, Mrs. J. NJ. B1dwelI,
Mrs. John Zane. and Miss Rooklidge.
Miss Rose Howard entertained TWEEN
ty-fve friends at an art tea at her
home Wednesday afternoon. The rooms
were prettily decorated with large
vases Of chrysanthcmums, yellow in the
narlors and white in the dining room,
With large crystal bowl of them in
the center of the tea table, where tea
was poured by Mrs. +. W. O'Con-
nor.
Mrs, A. W. Scott entertained eight
children at her home Wednesday after
noon. in honor of the first birthday an.
nivcrsary Of her little daughter. Ruth.
The rooms were bright with pink roses
and carnations. Games and music were
cnioved Each child took home SOU
venir of the day. Mrs. scott was as
sisted by Miss Thomas and Miss Cra-
croft,
Miss Lucille Clark. who is in her first
voar at Wellesley college. will spend
fhe HOLIDAYS here with her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, y. Hamilton
DR.. and Mrs. J. c. Hanchett havc rs s
their guest their cousin, Mrs ,. .:
stevens of Hayward, Cal, mother OF
Mrs. ". A. Meek,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Walker and their
daughter, Miss Margaret Walker, are at
| home to their friends for the winter
at 10 G street.
Miss Norine Thompson, who is at.
tending Miss Benefits school on tne
! Hudson, will come home for tue holl'
days.
Mr., and Mrs Frank W. Hayt OF faIk
City are spending fe" Gays he'e'
quests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rlcnaro a.
Keyes,
Mrs. Kelly, who is the guest OF NJ; ner
sister Mrs, Charles Ball. will leave frl'
day for her home in Denver
! Mrs. W. Z. Hutchinson cneelta'ne"