The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-15

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The home Of Mr., and Mrs. John
Brooks was the scene of a pretty
wedding Wednesday evening, when
their daughter Bessie, became the
bride Of Victor c. Jenson. The ccre-
tenson at o'clock, in the presence of
the immediate families. A large recep-
! tion followed. The bride wore dainty
gown of white laco over taffeta, and
carried white roses. Music was fur
nished during the evening by the Ba-
waiian Troubadours. The rooms were
prettily decorated in a profusion of
roses, carnations and ferns. The par
lors were in pink and green, the IL
brary in green, aud the dining room
in red. Mr.. and Mrs. Jenson left later
| for a trip east and will be at home
TO their friends on North Main after
! August |.
Mrs. 7. r. Walker entertained six
tables at bridge on the lawn, Wcdnes-
day morning, in honor of the Misses
Marjorie and Helen Stutzer OF Brook
! lyn. n Y. who are spending tins week
as guests Of Mr. and Mrs. A, II. Pros
ser at "Idlewild, - their country home,
Later several guests went into tea,
which was served In the dining room,
the room being effectively decorated in
| pink and white sweet peas, with large
mound of them in the center of the
table Mrs NJ. j. Checsman, Mrs. c.
II Post and Miss Bancroft assisted.
Prizes were won by Mrs. w G. Filler,
Mrs. !. T. Woodwar Mrs. c. II, Post.
Miss Dorothy Kinney, Miss Bancroft
and Miss Bonita Pettijohu of Kansas
/ City, Mo
/ At the table 'hote luncheon mt the
| country club Wednesday. among these
who entertained we're: Mrs. ". W. Arm
| strong, who had covers laid for SIX;
( Miss Ethel Mount. who entertained
! four; Mrs Sam Park. who had covers
laid for twcntyfour. in honor OF Mrs
| George l. Nye OF Denver, Colo. The
guests of Mrs. Sam Park were seated
at round table. handsomely decorated
/ in pink sweet peas, n large basket of
! them forming the table centeTpiece,
with three smaller baskets around the
large one, each fastened with pink satin
ribbons Miss Elsie Parsons had covers
laid for thirty. The guests We're seated
AT one long table. prettily decorated III
| pink and white sweet peas.
MIS-. i 11nh IbUTItll fhl'i Ahlufp NNh
al charming luncheon al her home
| Wednesday. in honor of Miss Cora
! Little. who Will be married in August.
! The table was effectively decorated in
pink. 4 low mound of pink sweet
peas graced the center of the table
around which were seated beside the
gucst OF honor, Mrs. Clayton Thatcher,
Mrs. Walter Wilding, Mrs, W. II. Gro
zicr, Mrs. Allen Blake, Mrs. Frank
Raymond, Mrs Arthur Price. Mrs.
William Swan and Mrs. Horace Cum
mings. Dainty hand painted cards in
sweet peas were used as the place
cards A Kensington followed.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hooper Dunbar. for
mcriy Of this city, and now of Los An
geles, announces the engagement Of her
daughter. Beth. TO Robert Chaplin Of
Boston, Mass. The wedding Will take
place in October,
Miss Myrtle Moulding and Frank r.
Livingston. both Of Ogden. were mar
ricd here Wednesday at noon. Bishop
Earding officiarcd. Mr.. and Mrs. Liv-
ingstou will make their nome in Og,
den.
Tic Misses Mary Lockridge and
Bonita Pettijohn who have spent scv-
craI weeks mere, guests of Miss AiIeen
Maclcan. will leave Sunday evening for
their home in Kansas City, Mo.
Sherman Armstrong will be home to-
dav after year at Andoyer. Mass. He
returned home by WAY of Seattle,
Wash where he spent week at the
fair.
Mrs. s. Hubbard entertained at a
lake party Wednesday evening for her
guest. Miss Peterson OF Dcs Moines,
Ia. who is here TO spend the summer,
The Misses Margaret and Ruth Boeh.
mer of Denver. Colo, will be here the
hitter part Of the month 10 visit Miss
Minncttc Bacr.
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen H. Rabcock
and children viii be AT home 10 their
friends. after July -. AT l0j East First
South street.
After July 90 Mr.. and Mrs. James
H. Moyle and family viii be At home
to their friends at 411 East First South
street.
Mr. and Mrs j. a. Eakins have re.
turned from their wedding trip. and are
at home at No. Q Cummings apart
mcnts.
Miss Mabel Crumby will he here
7 early in August to spend few weeks.
on her way 10 Stanford university.
Mrs. viko and son lett for Tom Pow
where they will spend a few days.
> Miss Gilmore aud Miss Frost re-
turned Thursday morning from n week 6
r trip 10 Yellowstone ParE.
Mrs. j. D. Caldwell and children are
spending tho summer AT South Fork,
. in Provo canyon.