The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-21

bride, who was attended, looked charm
ing in dainty gown of white chiffon
over taffeta with pearl trimmings. She
carried a shower bouquet Of white roses
: Her only jewel was pearl hair orna-
: meut. Music WAS furnished by IN
orchestra which softly played the Lob
cngrin bridal chorus as the bridal party
entered the parlors and stood under
: wedding bell of yellow chrysa anthcmums
and ferns. After the ceremony
shower petals was thrown. Autumn
leaves and chrysanthemums were cf-
fcctivcly used throughout the rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Read and Mr.. and Mrs.
Felt assisted IN receiving, while punch
: was served by Miss Violet Mott. Mrs.
d. G.. Coulan had charge of the dining
: room, assisted by Miss Minnie Brown
: knowlton. Mr.. aud Mrs. Felt left later
for short wedding trip. They will
be at home 10 their friends after Nov
ember /, at the Cummings apartments.
. The Kelley home was the scene OF
pretty wedding, Wednesday evening,
: when Miss Gertrude Kelly, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Kelly, became the
bride of William II. White. Bishop
Margetts. performed the ceremony at
clock in the presence Of seventy five
relatives and friends. The bride wore
pretty gown of white silk voile over
: taffeta. and carried white roses. She
was attended by her twin sister, Miss
Irene Kelly, in a dainty yellow MESA
: line She, too, carried pink roses. Ed
ward Donohue acted as best man. The
color scheme of yellow and white was
effectively carried ont in tho decora-
= tlons; with profusIon of yellow and
: white chrysanthemums aud palms and
ferns. The bridal party stood under a
= a. a hn A rf.4t IN
. composed Of Miss Irene Kelly, Hugh
: Dougall, Jack Summerhays and Horace
Ensign, gave several vocal selections in
: the evening Punch was served by
: Miss Hazel White and Miss Edith
. Kelly, while Mr., and Mrs. Kelly and
: Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. White assisted in
: receiving. After November 10. MI and
. Mrs. White will be at home to their
friends at Second West street, between
: South Temple and North Temple
: Miss Euni@ Goldimg entertained
. twenty at parcel shower at her home
Wednesday evening. in honor of Miss
Leona Edmnnds, an autumn bride
: Strings OF red hearts, autumn leaves
and clusters Of yellow chrysanthemums
were prcttlly used in The decorations.
Miss GoldIng was assisted by Miss Myr-
tie Jack and Miss Emma Golding, Those
who enjoyed the affair were Mrs, L. J
Edmunds, the Misses Lewetta and Della
Simpson. Miss June Edmuuds, the
Miss Bessie Burke. Miss Vera Lam.
bourne Miss Enid Edmunds, Miss
Venice Robinson. Miss Mabel Lam.
bourne. Miss Jennie Scofeld, Miss En-
ma BlrkenShaw. .llss Carrie Olson. Miss
Nellie F!andro and Miss Rhea Sade.
Miss lone Morrison. who will he mar.
- x.,l ,
d bridge tea, Wednesday afternoon,
given by Mrs. l.. G. Miller Carnations
were effectively used in the decorations
with pink in the parlors and crystal
vase of white carnations in the center
Of the tea table, where tea and coffee
were poured by Mrs. S. W. Morrison
and Mrs. G.. D. Keyscr. Ten tables
were played an prizes won by Mrs. T..
II. Tnrnsworth. Mrs. G. l.. Rood Mrs.
\. I. Nolmer, Mrs S. O. s. Nclden.
Miss Edna Farnsworth Miss Edna Dunn
and Miss Ailecn Maclsap.
Mrs, T. Il, Black entertained ten
tables AT bridge ten at her home.
Wednesday afternoon, which was deco
rated IN antumn leaves, with rcd dab.
ilas IN the dining room. n mound OF
them occupying the center of the ten
table. which was lighted with red
shaded candies, Tea was poured by
Mrs. Van Dyke, assisted by Miss Rose
Evans, Miss Jessie Home and Miss Lee
Block. Prizes were won by Mrs Fred
Siade, Mrs. W. j. Lynch. Mrs, John
Sharp, Mrs. o. * Lewis Mrs s, c,
Snyder, Mrs. Wallace. Mrs. j L. Clark.
Mrs y. Z. Smith and Mrs f. L, Par
kcr.
Miss Estclle Margetis and T. r. Burt
were married AT noon Wednesday IN tho
temple. reeeption followed in the
evening at the home of the brides aunt.
Mrs. John ii. Evans. which was prettilv
decorated IN autumn flowers, with white
and green. IN tho parlors, pink and
green IN the dining room, and red in
the library. Mr.. and Mrs. Burt left
later for trip to the Pacific Northwest.
but will return here TO make their home
Mrs. NJ \. Farr entertained six at
a charming luncheon AT her home. Wed
pcsday, in honor Of Miss Vcdi Becbe,
IA November bride. \ large bowl of
uasturtiums graccd the ccuter OF the
table, around which were seated be
sides the guest Of honor, Mrs. Joel Nib
lev, Mrs Teresa Nibley. Miss Margaret
Werner. Miss Sybelle w. CLAYTON and
The Misses Rea and Alice Niblcy.
The Utopia club was entertained a,
n luncheon. Wednesday, by Mrs. f., g.
Wall. Bridge followed. wien priZes
were won by Mrs. w T. Stanley, Mrs,
J. G, Iansheit. Mrs. p, $. Kcogh, Mr:.
Isadore Mayer. Mrs, j. L. Dunn and
Mrs. T.. D. Woodruff The ncyt nee,
ing Of The club will be Wednesday. No
yenbcr J, with Mrs. Olive GAYLORD, al
the lvauGoc apartments
viii Siockdnle, salesman Of +
Aucrbach & Bros, quietly married al
(irrtna Green. Pennington. Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Wright Of Denver, Colo.
The only friends present at the ccre.
monv were Mrs, Charles Barber and
Miss In NUrnc Barber. Mr.. and Mrs,
= Stockdalc are now receiving congratula.
tioms and best wishes from their many
\ fricuds.
!, Major and Mrs. J. NJ. Arrasmith on.
y tcrtaiued Al prcttily appointed dinner
" nj their quarters AT the post, Wedncs-
% day evening, IN honor of Major and
% Mrs. w. Il. Purviancc. who will leave
H. Novcmhcr for the Philippines Be