The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-20

\ pretty home wedding at noon Mon
day was that of Miss AIthea Margaret
Walker, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ID,
r. Walker Of San Matco, Cal, 10 Ru-
Ion $. Smoot. son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Smoot Of Idaho Falls. Ida The ccrc-
mony was performed by Rev. c, f..
Perkins, in the presence of the fami-
lies and 4 few close friends. \ wedding
breakfast followed, nj which covers
were laid for thirty. The bride wore
an elegant gown OF white chiffon over
tatlcta. long tulle veil caught with
wreath Of orange blossoms hung TO the
hem Of her gown. Her only Jewel was
n string of pearls. She carried a bunch
Of bride : roses The rooms were hand
somcly decorated in roses, carnations
and ferns. The bridal party stood in
the drawing room under canopy OF
white roses and ferns, while tho dining
room was IN pink and white roses, with
a large basket of the flowers In the cen
bons from the chandelier TO the four
corners of the table. Mrs. Walker,
mother of the bride. wore a handsome
gown of lavender chiffon. The out of
town guests present were the mother
and sisters of tho groom from Idaho
Falls. Ida Music was furnished by an
orchestra during the wedding breakfast.
Mr.. and Mrs Smoot left later for a
wedding trip, The bride wore hand
some travelling dress of gray. with hat
and gloves TO match.
Mrs. Wallace NJ. Brausford enter
tanned fifteen at charming spring
luncheon at the Brapsford Monday. y
delicate pink rose was laid at each
place, while large basket of pink roses
sraccd the center of the, prcttiIy-aP.:
pointed table. around which were seated
Mrs. Ellen Blood. Mrs. NJ. H. Small
wood, Mrs; j.. II. Plank, Mrs, j. G..
Richards, Mrs. T.. 7. Harvey. Mrs. c..
w. Putnam. Mrs. c, W. Boyd Mrs Law
renee Greene, Mrs. !. NJ. Benedict, Mrs.
George Blood. Mrs ". i. Schultz. Mrs
{. NJ Bell, Mrs. l.. 4, Evans and Mrs.
j. s. Bransford. \ Kcnsingtou fol,
lowed.
The Woman s league had an interest
ing meeting AT the library Monday aft
crnoon. when all the chairmcu Of the
various standing committees were pres
cnt and gave very interesting reports
Of their work for the past month DR..
Talmagc gave fine talk on the work
and purpose of tho Health league DIFF.
fcrcnt topics of interest were brought
up. among them the fast driving Of de-
livery wagons. Mrs. +. s. Richards sug-
gcstcd that each member of the league
and many others give orders carly in
the mornings 10 remove the necessity
for fast driving.
Mrs Oscar GrosGclI and two children,
Oscar Robert and Florence. and Mrs.
Edith Decker returned Monday evening
from spending tho past two months in
Ocean Park, Santa Barbara and San
Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dykman Of Nor
cur announce the engagement of their
daughter. Emma. TO Elmer Mckinley of
Illinois. The wedding will take place
early in June.
Mrs. y, +. Dunn and daughter. Miss
. Edna. viii be home today from spend
ing the past three months at Hot
Springs, Ark, and in Los Angeles Cal.
Miss Margaret Uaslam entertained
two tables AZ fvc hundred Monday oven.
ing at her home. which was pTcttilv dec.
Grated in pink and white carnations.
The Hillside Card club will he enter.
tanned this evening by Mr., and Mrs T.
b. Lewis at their home on Owen street.
Mrs. George f. Busch and daughter
Gretchen spent Monday in Ogden,
Samuel Newhousc left Monday noon
| for business trip TO New York.
Emmett Moore left las, week for Sc.
attic, Wash, for. a short stay.
George w. Parks j. spending a few
| DAYS Mt Green River, Utah
! Judgment for Plaintiff.