The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-17

with their wives. and the heads of the
various church organizations of the
state. a reception Will be held at Row.
land hall at 4 o'clock, 10 which all
friends of st. Marks arc invited.
| Miss Jean Spencer, who will he mar.
ried next Wednesday. was guest of
honor at n kensington Wednesday af-
tnrnoon given by Mrs. Grace Woolley.
The afternoon Was spent in playing 1--we
hundred About thirty were present,
Prizes were won by Miss Alice Young
and Miss Farr. The rooms were prctti-
| " decorated in a variety of spring
| flowers. Mrs. Woollcy was assisted
by the Misses Mead, Morris, Denhalter,
Jack and Clawson.
Mrs. NJ. p. Whitney and Mrs. Hal
Brown entertained eight tables at a
bridge tea Wednesday afternoon at the
home of the latter, which was prcttily
decorated in roses. The parors in yel-
low. and the dining room in red a lace
piece over red covering the tea table,
with mound of rcd roses as n center
piece. Mrs. William Mcintyre poured,
assisted by the Misses Pearl and Daisy
Savage, Hollistcr Hancock and Mrs. G..
S. Ganette.
The Misses Rae ard Olive Bartch en-
tertained four tables at bridge tea
Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Hartshorn of Boston. Mass. Prizes
were won by Mrs. w. b. Stanley, Mrs.
G. 3. S. WiIkin, Mrs. j. Rogers, Mrs.
II. p. Kirtley, Mrs. W. II. Child and
the guest of honor. The table was
poured by Mrs. II. NJ. Breeder, assisted
by Miss Carrie SaPpington.
An oui.of-town wedding Wednesday
evening was that Of Miss Edna Davis
and Irwin McNiecc, The ceremony was
performed al the home of the bride,
in Oakland, Cal, at $50 After re-
ception Mr.. and Mrs. McNiece left for
Salt Lake, and Friday evening DR.. and
Mrs. r. &. McNiece will give recep-
tion in their home. Later they will go
to their home in Milford, Utah.
l.. V Thistle and Claire Stevenson
were married yesterday at noon by
Rev. p. \. Simpkin at the home of the
bride s mother. q Ouray Place \ few
intimate friends We're present at the
ceremony, after which the wedding
breakfast was served. The happy
couple will be at home TO their friends
after July ! at >l24 NJ street.
Miss Marie Luce, summer bride, was
guest of honor at a prettily decorated
rose luncheon Wednesday, given by
Mrs. +. II. Knickerbocker 4 basket
Of pink roses graced the center of the
table, around which were seated. beside
the guest Of honor, Mrs. Joseph Luce.
Mrs. s. II. Pinkerton. Mrs A. D. Ire.
land and Mrs. }: II; Knickerbocker.
Mrs. ". c, Bogue and daughter,
Mary, arrived Wednesday evening from
Denver, Colo: and will be at home to
their friends in the Ferguson home at
1867 Second avenuc, after Mrs. Fer
guson leaves June 20 for California
Miss Dora Bogue, who is in Wellesley
college, Will Join them here the latter
part of July.
Mrs. Frank Groesbeck entertained ten
at charming luncheon Wednesday in
honor Of Mary Carr, June bride. The
guests were seated at one table, eff
fectively decorated in pink roses, with
a mound Of them in the center. The
place cards were heart-shaped with hand
painted pink roses.
\ quiet home wedding at noon We'd
nesday was that of Miss Lillian Stew.
enson and Earl w. Hulse. The cere.
mony was performed by Bishop Mar.
getts, IN the presence Of the families. |
A reception followed in the afternoon,
and later Mr., and Mrs. Hulsc left for !
their home in Ely, Nev:
Miss Christina McAllistcr. daughter
Of Duncan McAllister. and n. l.. vii. |
son were quietly married Wednesday !
evening at the home of the bride AT
3 o clock, Bishop Tingey ofbciated. Az .
ter June il Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson viii |
be at home TO their friends at 2SO b I.
street.
The following is taken from the Seat.
lie Times of June IS: Mrs. BENJAMIN
NJ. Wilcox entertained fifteen at a
appointed luncheon Tuesday
at the New York State building, com.
ELEMENTARY to Miss Rosemary Glosz Of
'The Merry Widow company.
Saturday, June 10, is Flower Mission
lay of the ". G., T. L. ANY one who
IAN plNc flowers are IN take fher, o.,