The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-16

!. is the guest Of DIR. and Mrs. =
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- Society will be we'll repre- :.
:. scented at the last symphony con- =
= cert to be gwen next Sunday i.
:. afternoon at the Colonial, Many ~
=. are looking forward to these de- !.
- liChtful concerts and there will -
= be many box and stall parties !.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. c.
Edwards was the scene of pretty
wedding Thursday evening, when their
daughter, Adella. became the bride of
NJ. NJ. SaXton. The ceremony was per-
formed by Bishop Clawson at 7 o clock,
in The presence OF the families. The
bride wore a handsome gown Of tan
embroidered messaline silk, made en-
pire, and carried white roses. The
rooms were prettily decorated in roses
and Easter lilies. The bridal party
stood in the bay window banked with
palms and roses, while the library and
dining room were effectively decorated
in ferns and violets. Assisting in the
dining room were Mrs, Stockdale. Mrs.
Field, Miss Foster, Miss Edna Edwards
and Miss Ella Nelson. Punch was
served in the library by Miss Alice Ed
wards. Mr. and Mrs. Saxton Will he
at home to their friends after May Is
at No, 3 kenwoood apartments.
Mrs. J. Walcott Thompson enter
tanned twenty at an elegantly appoint
cd spring luncheon at the University
club Thursday, in honor Of Mrs. ].
Milton Thompson, wife Of Gen. Thomp-
son, who was formerly stationed at
Fort Douglas. The guests were seated
at long table handsomely decorated
in yellow, with large basket of DAT
fodils in the center. twined with smi-
lax studded with daffodils, while on the
place cards was the gold monogram
of the hostess, Those to meet the guest
of honor were Mrs. John A. Marshall,
Mrs. II, D. Niles, Mrs. II. NJ. Wells,
Mrs. W. V. Rice. Mrs. G. Y. Wallace,
Mrs n b Beatty. Mrs. Mary Bailey,
Nine. Pfoutz, Mrs. G. y, Wallace, Mrs.
T.. Il, Zalinski, Miss Marie Bancroft
the Misses Hanaucr, Miss Katherine
Judge, Miss Shearman and Miss Ruth
rauff.
Mrs George ". Putnam entertained
twelve at charming spring luncheon
ut her home Thursday, in honor Of her
mother, Mrs. Smalwood, who has spent
the winter here a large mound of vel
low dafIodils graced the center of the
prettily-appoiuted table, around which
were seated, beside the guest Of honor,
Mrs. J, W. Smith, Mrs. G. w. Man
ming, Mrs. T. W, Armstrong, Mrs. Day.
ton Of Iowa, Mrs. j. NJ Reinsimar, Mrs
J. S. Gard. Mrs. r c. Dustin. Mrs f.
+. Harding, Mrs. n +. Sheckell, Mrs
NJ 6. Reedall and Mrs. Gardiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boyd enter
tanned the members of Mrs Boyd IS
five tables at five hundred Thursday
evening at that home, which was bright
with daffodils. Mrs. Clarence War
mock and Mrs. G.. w. Putnam assisted
Mrs. J. IT. Mcmillan entertained the
Plate club at a pretty pink and white
luncheon at ber home Thursday. when
prizes were won by Mrs Lafayette
Hanchett and Mrs. John Reed. The
next meeting will be Thursday, April
20, with Mrs, L: d: Pcaslce.
A wedding to take place this morn.
ing in the temple will be that OF Miss
Manon Lyman and c, c. Smith \ large
reception VIII follow this evening AT
the home of the brides parents.
John Weir, Jr.. left Wednesday even.
ing for Santa Barbara, Cal. where he
will Join Mrs. Weir. who has spent sew.
cral months there. They will be home
the last Of this month
Mr., and Mrs. II. G. Beilinger and
daughter, who left the first of the wear
for Australia. arc now located near the
smelter, about a twelve hours trip from
Sidney, Australia
Mrs. W. P. Kiser and small son and
maid Will leave today for Davenport,
Ia, where they will spend several
weeks with the kiser family.
a number Of Salt Lakcrs will 90 TO
Ogden next Tuesday for a bridge tea
which is to be given there by Mrs. J.
G. Armstrong,
Mrs. Robert 6. Smith returned Thurs.
day evening from spending the winter
In New York, and is at home with her
father and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Raymond are
rejoicing over the arrival of a dauch
ter on Easter morning.
Mrs. h. Smith and daughter. Miss
Edna. have gone to southern California