The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-23
SOCIETY
ToDAY's EVENTS.

ToDAY's EVENTS.
e Mrs. W. F. Jensen viii entertain 2
e this afternoon with a bridge tea in @
g compliment to Mrs. C. A. Quigley, "
g who soon leaves for European
g trip. q
g The Regimental Brdge club 9
9 meets this evening in the post g
g hall at Fort Douglas. The hosts 4.
e, and hostesses of the evening are g
9 Captain and Mrs. Wills Uline, 9
% Lieutenant and Mrs. c. u. Reese, g
@ Lieutenant and Mrs. G.. P. Stall q
g man. Lieutenant and Mrs. II. L. q
g Walthall.
g Miss Colborne viii entertain the Z.
81 members OF the second academic 9
81 class this afternoon, with a num- .
@ Der of invited guests, at party IN g
9 Emigration canyon. The party 2
g will number about sixty and will @
g leave at 4:30 o'clock on the car for g
@ Fort Douglas, from where they g
g will walk TO the Emigration can @
g yon inn, where a trout supper Will g
g be enjoyed at $50 o'clock. Dane 9
g ing on the verandas viii follow in @
g the evening.
g The local chapter of the Amer g
g lean Woman's league will meet @
O. this afternoon at O'CLOCK in the g
e parlOrs of the Kenyon hotel. An 9
g. interesting program will be pre- g
g scented. Mrs. Annie Adams kfs- 2
g kadden will give select readings, q
g and instrumental ana vocal mu- g
g steal numbers will be given. a @
81 paper Will be read by MIR. Lewis, g
@ Promises Past, Present and Flu g
g ture." a delegation to the ma 9
g tional convention in st. Louis will 9
g be selected. 4"
g Mrs. Harry NJ. Gushing and q
g Mrs. E. c. MeCullow will enter 9
81 tain this afternoon in honor of g
g Mrs. Flora e. Sinclair. worthy @
6 grand matron o. f. S., at the 9
g home of Mrs. Gushing, 465 Second {.
g avenue. g
g The Browning section of the 9
g Ladies' Literary club viii meet g
9 this afternoon with Miss Quail Z.
g trough, S5io South Seventh East g
g street. g
@ Miss Lucille Price will enter o
g tain this evening at a kitchen 9
g shower in honor of Miss Daisy g
g Pense. o
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Amid a wealth of spring blossoms.
two of Salt Lakes popular young peo-
pie, Miss Alta Rawlins and John Jen-
sen, were married last evening at the
home of the brides parents Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. Rawlins, in the Sharp apart
ments. Judge T. d. Lewis performed
the ceremony in the presence of the
families and the close friends of the
contracting parties at $3.50 o'clock. A
stringed orchestra furnished the mu-
sic of the evening, playing the Lohen-
grin Bridal Chorus" as the party took
their places in the corner of the parlor
under a bower of apple blossoms and
white lilacs. The color scheme, in pink
and white. was artistically carried out
in all of the appointments. Masses of
pink and white fruit blossoms banked
the mantels, and vases Of rose-cOlored
sweet peas and carnations were placed
throughout the rooms. In the dining
room pink roses and sweet peas were
used in charming effect, where the
lights were softly shaded in rose color.
Mrs. w. W. Ray, sister of the bride,
presided in the dining room, assisted
by Miss Traddles Patterson Miss Ma
ME SappingtOn, Miss Florence Culmer
and Miss Bernice Bailey. The young
bride was charming in a handsome
gown of white crepe de chine made en-
traine, richly trimmed with pearl pas
Samenterie. She also wore sprays of
orange blossoms. A shower bouquet
of brides roses completed the bridal
toilet. Miss Helen Letchfeld wore
dainty bridesmaids costume, consist
ing of a white embroidered gown and
pink chiffon Overdress with a shower
bouquet of rose-cOlored sweet peas.
Harold B. Stephens attended Mr.. Jep<
sen as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rawlins received the
guests, who numbered fifty or more,
all of whom were friends of the fair
young bride, who had watched her
grow up from childhood. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jensen will make their home in Salt
Lake and Will be at home to their
friends later.
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Mrs. Clarence Smullyan was the