The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-24

presided.
Punch was served during the even
ing by Miss Alberta McCanne and Miss
Bessie Crabtree. Mr.. and Mrs Peters
left on the midnight train for San
Francisco and Los Angeles for their
honeymoon. and upon their return
Will be at home for a time at 124 Z
street The bride wore for her going
away gown a stylish tailored gray
travelling suit. with hat and gloves to
match.
From 20 6 yesterday afternoon
Mrs. William Cunningham re-
ceived a large number OF her friends
at her home in L street to meet Mrs.
Charles W. Whitley and her sister.
Mrs. J. A Dougherty OF Portland.
ore. The interior of the house was
attractive with summer flowers Of all
shades and varieties gracefully ar
ranged throughout the rooms. and the
veranda, where Mrs Walter Stone
served punch, was luxuriously fitted
I'D with rugs. couches. easy chairs and
cosy corners. Mrs. Ernest Bamberger
and Miss Anna Mccormick poured at
the tea table. where corn flowers and
bachelor buttons were used in artistic
effect The hostess was further as
sisted by Mrs L. L. Terry, Mrs. James
G. Dick Mrs. w. z Fife. Mrs James
+. Jennings. Mrs. Raymond S. Mas
son. Mrs Leslie L. Savage and Miss
Weber. Seventy-five or more guests
called during the receiving hours. and
the affair was voted one OF the most
successful Of the social functions of
June.
Mrs Roscoe NJ Breeder entertained
delightfully."- yesterday afternoon with
six tables Of bridge. followed by
prettily appointed tea, at her home in
Fourth avenue. The broad veranda
overlooking the city was arranged as
living room and proved very attrac-
tive for the number Of friends who
came I'm time to enjoy the tea. The
dining room was bright with coreopsis.
an artistic brass bowl OF the rich
flowers forming the central decoration
Of the table. which was covered with
cluny lace piece and doilies.
Mrs. Russell G. Schulder presided
at the coffee urn. assisted by Miss
Gertrude Hanson and Miss Hazel Sap
pington.
Mrs. James L. FranlSen and Miss
Weber were the cOmplimented guests
yesterday at prettly appointed
luncheon given by Mrs. J. r. Game.
when the dozen invited guests were
close friends Of Mrs Franken and
MISS NtpbtT.
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Another pleasantly Informal lunch
con Of yesterday was given by Mrs.
Lester y. Freed in honor OF Mrs.
Walter Stone. The appointments Of
the table were gracefully carried out
in white and green, and the party OF
twelve adjourned later to attend the
Cunningham tea
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A pretty June wedding was that Of
Miss Jennie Martin and Richard r.
Bishop. which took place last evening
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. A.
Wolfe The Rev. L. s Bowerman OF
the First Baptist church performed
the ceremony. The bride was attend
ed by Mrs. Vala Brown Of Los Angeles
a. matron OF honor. with little Ruth
Wolfe as flower girl and Master Paul
Mckinley as ring bearer. The we'd
ding march was played by Mrs. Nellie
Pack. and interesting features of
the occasion were several vocal solos
given by Mrs. W. G. LOCkington. ac-
cOmpanied by Mrs. Alberta Dersham.
among which were For All Eterni-
ty," because" and II Know a Lovely
Garden"
One of the brilliant receptions OF
the season was given Wednesday even
ing at the home of II. Goddard. 735
East Third South street. IN honor of
the marriage Of his daughter Neona
70 Thomas Aston. jr. The bride wore
a handsome white messaline princesse
gown. made entraine. and carried
brides roses. The rooms were at
tractive with potted ferns. carnations
and smilax. the bridal party standing
under a bower Of ferns and carnations.
l Refreshments were served in the open
air. where electric lights and japanese
lanterns lighted the beautifully ar
ranged flower beds. where the tables
were laid. Immense American flags
were also used in the decorations. Mr.
and Mrs. Goddard were assisted by
| their daughter. Miss Goddard. Mrs.
Bessie Browning and Mrs. Jensen.
I Miss Nevona Browning presided at the
punch bowl. Later a delightful mu-
steal program was rendered. when
Mrs. Browning gave several vocal Sc
lecuons and Miss Browning was
heard in instrumental numbers. Mr..
and Mrs. Aston will be at home after
July Is in American Fork.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Nelson have is
sued invitations for the marriage re-
ceptiOn Of their daughter. Miss LaVon
Nelson. to Clyde Felt for the evening
OF Thursday. June. 80. at O'Clock. at
the home OF Thomas G. Kendrick, 762
south snow avenue
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There will be an important meeting
! II the American WOmen's league sat
urday afternoon at 3 O'clock. in the
parlors OF the Kenyon hotel. Reports
VIII be given by the delegation and
Representatives who attended the con-
venti0n at ST. Louis. A full attendance
is requested. as IL will be The last meet
ing before the summer adjournment
Mrs. Samuel r. COlladay. Miss Gaze
and the Rev. NJ. w. Rice left yester-
day for Spanish Fork canyon. where
they will remain a few days looking
over the spot chosen for the Girls
Friendly society summer camp and
make arrangements toward the open
ing Of the same on Monday. June "a
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Dilpcrt :. Dickert has returned from
Cornell and viii spend his summer va