The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-06

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. f.
Wicking was the scene Of a pretty
wedding Wednesday evening, when
their daughter Hazel became the bride
of Edwin r. Hawke The ceremony
was performed at s clock in the pres
ence Of about si4ty-fivc relatives aud
friends by Rev. T. B. Short. A wed.
ding supper followed, The bride wore
a handsome gown of white satin over
taffeta, trimmed in rose point lace, aud
carried shower bouquet of white roses
and lilies of the valley. Promptly at
the appointed hour Mrs. Frances SAP.
born, at the piano, played the Lohen-
grin Wedding march. and during the
ceremony 1.-The Spring Song" by
Meudclssobn The rooms were in a
bower of apple blossoms. a profusion of
them being used throughout the rooms,
with large branches of the fragrant
blossoms on the table in the dining
room, where four schoolmates Of the
bride assisted including Misses Grace
Gray, Alton Pace, Edna Shepherd and
Allen Johnson. After MAY Is Mr. AMI
| Mrs. Hawke will be at home to their
| friends at 81 II street.
One Of the prettiest spring teas Of
| the season was that Wednesday after
noon, given by Mrs. Glen Miller at her
| home on z street, which was charm
ingly decorated in the spring flowers
Large vases Of pink and white carna-
the dining room was in red and yellow
tulips. with n silver basket Of them in
| the center Of the tea table, where Mrs.
| Howard Stowe poured. assisted by Mrs
George ". Savage. Mrs. NJ f. Lip.
man, Mrs. J. NJ. Banks and Mrs
| Thomas MarioneauX. Prizes were won
by Mrs. l.. A. Evans. Mrs, Mathez
Mrs. J ". Houston, Mrs. Arthur James,
Mrs, &. T. Brice. Mrs. A. Ritcher. Mrs
! Sheehan. Mrs. Fred Stauffer and Mrs.
Frank johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Miller and son
Gleed expect to leave about the middle
of June for San Francisco, Cal Mrs
Miller will Join Mrs. T. w. Wilson, a
former Salt Laker. and together they
will spend the month of July in the
Mr., Miller and son, with MI Wilson
and son. will Join the Sierra club for
tramping trip. The Sierra club of
about 100 members takes a long tramp
into the mountains each summer, Mr..
and Mrs, Miller and son will return
mere carly IN 0eptemper.
Mrs. Bryan Conrad entertained
twelve at the first table d 'hote lun-
cheon of the season at the Country
club Wednesday. The spriug flowers
we're effectively used on the prettily
appointed table. around which were
seated Mrs. J. Frank Judge. Mrs. John
T.. Woodward Mrs. l.. b. Mccormick.
Mrs. a. V, Callaghan, Mrs. George Rose,
Mrs. W. NJ, Ferry. Mrs. G.. j. Gibson,
Mrs. i. S. Ferry, Miss Mccormick. Miss
Katherine Judge and Miss Gertrude
McGrath
Major Charles G. Morton of Denver,
Colo, who is here on an inspection tour
of Fort Douglas, was guest of honor
at a charming dinner Wednesday even
ing. given by Major and Mrs. Andrew
S. Rowan at their quarters at the post,
which were effectively decorated in
fruit blossoms. Covers were laid for
eight. Major Morton, who is an old
friend of Major Rowan, will leave Mon.
day for his home.
Mrs. 7. II. Murfitt entertained the of
ficcrs of tho Electa o. 4. S, chapter
: Tuesday evening at her home About
, twenty-five were present. and the even.
ing spent with music and games. the
prize being won by Mrs. Al. J. Frank