The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-29

Cummings and the Misses Rhos and
The following is taken from the San
Francisco Chronicle of October %:
Miss Gertrude Van Wyck and Arcbi-
bald Clark Potter Of New York were
quietly married in San Francisco, Cal,
ian church. The services were read by
tho Rev. Bradford Leavitt in the pres.
cnce OF, relatives and a few close
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Potter left later
for Providence, Il. l., where they will
make their home. Mrs. Potter has many
friends here, where she visited last
winter with her sister. Mrs. \. Y. Cal
laghau, who, with her husband and
son. was there for the wedding, and
will return here soon, accompanied by
Mrs. Calaghan 8 father. Nh. Van Wyck,
who will make his home here,
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. i. NJ. Ham
i)tou was the scene of d pretty we'd
ding Thursday afternoon, when Mr..
was married 10 II. T.. McClain. The
ceremony was performed at o clock by
the Rev, p. \. SimplNn, in the presence
of relatives and a few close friends.
The bride wore stylish travelling dress
OF silver gray broadcloth aud carried
white carnations White chrysanthe-
NUNS ard scarlet Colcus were effective
" used in the decorations. After
wedding trip 10 the coast, Mr.. and Mrs,
McClain viii he nj home to their friend
al BnckhOrn City, Utah. where Mr.. Me
Claim is manager of the Iowa Buck,
horn mine.
\ quiet home wedding last Satur,
day evening of interest TO large cir
Gle of friends was that Of Miss EliZ.
abcth Brockbanll, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Iirockbank. to II. G.. Meyer
Of San Francisco. Cal. The ceremony
was performed at $3.50 o clock, in the
presence Of tho immediate family. and
Il wedding supper followed The bride
wore a stylish travelling dress of blue
broadcloth, with hat and gloves TO
match Autumn leaves and flowers
were effectively used in the decorations
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Will leave today
for u wedding trip and viii bc at home
10 their friends after November 20 at
60 East Fourth South street.
The second charming bridge tea for
the week was given al the Marcy home
Thursday afternoon. when Mrs. L, l..
Marcy and Miss Tinsmau entertained
ten tables III bridge and n number more
10 tea yellow chrysauthcmums were
effectively used throughout the rooms
in the decorations. with a mound OF
them. on Il white lace cover over yellow
satin. on the tea table. which was
lighted with yellow shaded candles,
Tea and coffee were poured by Mrs.
Charles Field and Mrs. j. a, DeBouZcE.
Prizes were won by Mrs. j W. Dclano.
Mrs r. j. Wychc Mrs. G.. II. Edwards.
Mrs &. G.. Field, Miss MoDui. Miss
| Margaret Gibbons and Mrs. Glochncr
of Portland, Ore.
Miss Lillian Riser and Miss Evelyn
GartSdc entertained sixty of their
friends al a sheet and pillowcasc Hal
lowcen party Thursday evening at the
home Of the latter. Halloween sports
were enjoyed AT the old Anderson tower
on the Hill, which was lighted with
pumpkins and lanterns. Many Hal
lowcep prauks were played aud autumn
| leaves, apples and corn stalks were
used in the decorations A fortune
telling booth was arranged in the
tower. Cider and doughnuts were
| served.
| The Cainc home was the scene of
Il brilliant reception Thursday evening
| when Mr.. and Mrs, j. T., Cainc and
| Miss Pearl Van cutt received about
L
Robert Giglow Chaplin, who viii leave
this morning for tlcir home in Boston,
| Mass. The parlors v""c bright with
many vases of pink ard wIitc cosmos,
while American Beauties were used iu
tho Ching room. 'fha host aud h stcss
we're assisted by number of thcir
If,cn <,
Miss Daisy Raybould entertained six
tables at charming bridge tea. Thurs
day afternoon at her homo, which was
Iprcltilv decorated in yellow. A mound
OF yellow chrysauthcmums graced the
center of the tea table which was light.
ed with yellow shaded candles. Miss
| Raybould was assisted hy Mrs r. H.
| Black. Mrs Rulon Smoot, Mrs j. V
Sadlcr and Miss Elsie Dickcrt. Prize.
were won by Mrs. W. y. Foster and
Mrs Richard komcny.
Mis-, Edna FaruswOrth entertained
few friends nj bridge tea THURSDAY
afternoon for her guest, Miss Ethc
- Ogden of spokane, Wash, who is spcud
ing q few days here on her way abroad
Miss Famsworih was assisted by Mis-
Hazel SapPingtou and Miss Stcll;
Fabian
Mrs. Preston q. Hampton cutertaine,
& few friends at 600 party Wed
ucsday afternoon n her home in homo
of her sister and niece, Mrs. ilamli
Il of San Francisco. Cal. and for Mis-
Fl Ethel Plant Of Sacramento, Cal. Prize
n verc won BY Mrs. \. G. Ewing an
II Mrs. Gideon SNYDER.
q Mr.. and Mrs T.. O. Howard cntcl
q, taincd twelve al handsomely appoint
& cd dinner at their home Thursday ever
81 ing for Miss JOY DcCamp of New IcI
;k sev. who is here for the winter. Tn
n table was prcttily decorated in whit
8 cosmos while yellow chrys3uthcmuu
sA were used i'll the par!ors.
n Major and Mrs. W. E. Purviance. wh
" will leave Monday for the Philippine
81 were guests of honor at bridge par,
N Thursday evening given by- Mr. IN