The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-18

Thursday afternoon was that Of Miss
Viola Rager and Charles G. Crawford,
The ceremony was performed at 4
clock by Rev. Helmicl in the pres
ence of the immediate families. y re-
ception followed in the evening at the
home Of the brides sister, Mrs K. r..
l.. Collier. which was handsomely deco
rated in roses and carnations. The ball
and parlors were in pink and green,
while the library and dining room were
IN red roses. The bride wore dainty
gown of white and carried white roses.
Later Mr. and Mrs. Crawford left for
the north. and will be at home to their
friends after July Is at Castle Gate,
Wyo. Mrs. Crawford wore a hand
some travelling dress of tan, with hat
and gloves TO match.
Mrs. James T. Jennings entertained
eight Young ladies at charming rose
luncheon at her home Thursday, IN
honor of her niece, Miss Dorothy Jen-
nings. who was a member of this
years graduating class at the high
school. The guests were seated at one
table. which was lighted with pink
shaded candles. A large mound of pink
roses araced the center of the table,
around which were seated, besides the
pucst of honor Miss Helen Clawson,
Miss Katherine Jennings, Miss Ruth
Treweek, Miss Elizabeth Wells. Miss
Mildred Ferguson, Miss Marian Thomp-
son. Miss Ruth Kiugsbury and Miss
Lydia White.
Miss wv Young and ". j. Lewis, ir.,
were married at noon Thursday in the
Temple An informal reception fol-
lowed in the evening at the home OF the
bride IS parents, which was prettily dec
GRATED throughout in pink and white
roses. with ferns and snilaI. Music
was furnished during the evening. The
bride wore o pretty gown of W hite chlf,
fon over silk and carried bunch OF
pink and while sweet peas. After July
Mr., and Mrs. Lewis, lr Will be at
home TO their friends al 425 South Thir-
teenth East street.
Miss Florence Atwood entertained
twenty at luncheon and kitchen shower
Thursday afternoon IN honor of Miss
Irene Hunter, June bride. A. pro-
fusion of June roses were used through
out the rooms, the parlors in red, the
library in wild roses and the dining
room in yellow. with large mound of
yellow roses N the center of the table,
which was shaded with yellow candles.
A guessing game was a feature Of the
Miss Lillian Swart
Miss Helen Frame entertained six at
II luncheon at her home Thursday in
honor of Miss Winifrcd Snow, who will
leave soon for California The guests
were members OF the Junior class OF
the high school, The guests were seat
ed at one table, effectively decorated in
roses, with large mound of them in
the center, around which were seated,
besides the guest of honor. Miss Flor
eucc Cohen. Miss Edith Sloan, Miss
Ellnor Margetts and Miss Cora Howe.
The place cards were In red and black,
the high school colors.
Cards have been received from Mr..
and Mrs. James McMaster Craig an
nouncing the marriage Of their daugh-
ter. Jeanette Veronica, TO Francis
Block Cotton, on Monday, May II
Mr.. aud Mrs. Cotton will be at home
after June 10 at 42O West Twentieth
street. New York City. The many
friends of Mr., Cotton will be interest
ed in this announcement, as he for
merly lived here, and is brother Of
Mrs. Union Worthington.
Mrs Samuel Paul aud Miss Paul Ell.
tcrtained twelve tables at II euchre
party Thursday afternoon at their
home. which was prettily decorated in
pink aud white peonics. The bostessos
were assisted by Mrs. NJ. NJ. johnson,
Mrs II. y. knight, Mrs. j. Nj. Dart,
Miss Decker. Mrs. CrandaIl and Mrs,
DougaII, Tic guests were greeted at
the door by little Migs lrma Golding.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Alvab Lewis,
Mrs. @. n. McMahon and Mrs. r. A.
Druchl,
Dr.. aud Mrs. ". r, TyndaIe aud son
Hamilton will leave this evening for
tho City of Mexico and Vera Cruz,
whore they will spend a meath, They
will be accompanied rs fur as f.es An
gelas, Cal, by their guest, Miss F'id
| lar, Of Davenport, Iowa. who has been
spending few days here,
Miss Grace Bnrrell entertained thIr
ty-fiye at china shower Thursday