The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-24


Many friends will be interested in
the wedding which took place in Den
yer, Colo, Thursday evening, of Miss
Jeanette Luman, eldest daughter of
Mr., and Mrs. Abner Luman of this
city, and Charles Edgar Cotton, Jr., of
Lincoln, Neb. The ceremony was per.
formed at s O'Clock at st. John g
cathedral chapter house. Dean II. Mar
tyn Hart officiated in the presence Of
about thirty relatives and friends. Miss
Luman wore beautiful gown of white
lace over satin, with a long tulle veil,
and carried bunch of white roses. with
shower of lilies of the valley. Her
only attendant. Miss Florence Lough-
ridge, an intimate friend, wore
charming gown of pale blue broadcloth
with hat to match. Robert c. Cotton,
brother of the groom, acted as best
man. Following the ceremony hand
somcly appointed supper was served in
The private dining room of the Shirley
hotel, where the decorations were N
pink and wbito roses. Mr., and Mrs.
Cotton left later for the East. The
bride wore a travelling dress OF grey
broadcloth. with nat and gloves TO
match, Mr.. aud Mrs. Cotton will make
Cotton is mining engineer.
st, Marks Hospital association met
at the Y, NJ. c. 4. rooms Monday morn
ing, when the proceeds from the Charity
ball were counted. AL will be glad
to hear that the ball was one of the
most successful charity affairs ever
nearly $4,000 from the sale Of tickets.
Mrs. W V. Rice alone sold tickets
amounting to $140o. Tho following
resolution was adopted 1.-The Hospital
Aid society, officers, heads of various
committees and general members OK
tend a hearty vote of thanks TO tho
press, the merchants of the. city, and
the general public for kindness in
making tho Charity ball of 1905
magnificent success by their generous
gifts and patronage. The society was
enabled the clear the splendid sum OF
nearly $4,000. which will be potent
factor in relieving tho wants OF the
sick and worthy charity the coming
year.
Mrs. l.. r. Heffner of Ogden enter
tained about thirty friends at musl-
cale Thursday evening in honor of Mrs.
Edward Brown aud her daughter, Miss
Alice Brown, Of Portland, Or. The
rooms were bright with ferns and
ChrNSaUthcmums. nc evening WdS
spent with games, and vocal and in
strumcntal numbers were givcn by NJ.
J. Crowley and Miss Brown. Mrs, Hef.
ncr was assisted by Mrs. Staple and
Mrs. Young of Ogden and Mrs. d. a.
Fitzpatrick of Salt Lake. Later sup
per was served.
The last game in the bridge tourna
mcnt was PLAYED Monday afternoon at
the apartments of Miss Mary Moore.
The rame was won by Mrs. L. l.. Say
acc and Miss Mildred Mcmillan, their
score being $500. The second prize,
with a score of $500, was won by Miss
Mary Moore and Miss Elinor Stewart
The tournament will be continued with
the next meeting Monday afternoon
November 20, with Miss Minnctte Baer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcsorley enter,
taincd eight ut a prettIly appointed
dinner Sunday in honor Of Mrs. John
W. Thompson of Park City. The table
ccntorpiecc was a cut glass vase filled
Win white chrysanthemums. Covers
TyrIc wt,% lard for. beside the guest OF honor,
Mrs. NJ. J. DAILY, Mr.. and Mrs, NJ; }.
McGill, Miss julia Henley and Miss
| Vivian McSorley,
The American Music society was de.
lirhtfully entertained Monday evening
! bY Miss Pearl Van Cott: An Indian
nrogramme WAS given. Vocal numbers
were riycn by Mrs. c. G.. Plummer, MIS-
| 4 s Peters, Mrs. Stanley Price and
! ! W Curtis, and instrumental numbers
were Given by Miss MIDettc Baer and
Miss Irma Watson
Mr. and Mrs. w. g. Tuttle will leave
borc the first of December To-, Grand
Ranids. Mich, whore they, will spcnd
,rcnL or so with Mrs. Tuttlc S parents,
md anil from New York the last OF De
ccmher During their absence their
home at 36S First aVeDne WIZ DC oc-
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs Heuser'
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt sherman. who
have spent over year IN washington
% C.. are now in Oakland, Cal, whers
tboy will spend several weeks Win
thc;r daughter, Mrs. n, =. Gray: Ihey
yili' sncnd the holidays here with Mr.,
and Mrs. G. ]. Gibson and their son.
Roger Sherman.
Invitations have been issued TOR the
,-oSJing of Miss Jessie Lewis oil New
SorI, CITY and Ben Lewis or Bingnam
CANYON 10 take place sunday after.
noor at > o clock, November ~, at the
Montcfioro synagogue.
Mrs, Gaby. Mrs, G. r. Smith and an Mrs; ;
w, c. Druehl and son Lewis w1ll sPehIo Il
today at the Davis county nursery 'ho
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. harness
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