The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-01
SOCIETY

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of some interest Ia rola-
r'IiI sss5icnds in Salt Lake CITY was
q anu inna IS at 81. Peters lYpisco-
fsusoh chicago. MISS Nan Lyster.
d. AZ Mr and MIS-. AInsitruS,ls i,S,s
~ gu Of Mapleton IaTIns' I'D Msrrnadmis., 1u,d ,,iu,
rs. WE ~ Trinity cathedral. DaScn-
b. d7a', AIRS Hare is a niece OF Mrs.
n "a; hors and cousin of Mrs. w.
A 4 his city, and spent a suin-
bEe ,,,cnn here three years ago. An
. piI' s" "'.onncction with the marriage
isd lns,,oI ~ circumstance that years
D. u"Iu uu,re before entering the min
esni for the medical profession
~. auud as.d Joseph Lyster, the celebrated
VI D,SS Dn,SSvsicIan, and Is also an lntl-
rssah, sa,snd Of Baron kibSiesdaIG OIL MD
~ .,, ~ Yorkshire. both ot Whom are
'as Of tho BRIDE Dean SdTe - ,aorr' nrt
>tRd ud ~ Rock Island. and u Ercnt
I5.se sandod snu the Wedding In Chicago.
~ s.M snS Mrs. Hare are spending their
Ib1 anu In California and Will visit
IN Take City in July
vosers. Auerbach entertained
Is Me ME- at a delightful dinner at
1T E rontentia Thursday evening.
ffw sSxan;sh dishes, with music OF old
5e e., Spr%d pSor,ned a novelty Of the evenings
rtEtslnmeni'
a.ees Rea and Alice Niblcy en-
is.S;..JI ~ at A large informal reception
k'n afternoon complimentary TO
.ln cbloc Smool, who Will be married
4ss - S,lI The home was prettily ar
- with flowers. In the dining room
~ su,eet peas and roses were used. On
Il lining table was a large Mexican
- lace cover upon which was a cut
s,ss howl OF sweet peas. pink shaded
ls.,sSra also being used. Tho parlor
IA artistic in a proi,isloii OF lhe uualLlt
p snlyhocSs. In the living room yell
= .oosonsjs was everywhere seen. The
5-rsjisn Troubadours were stationed be-
',.s hank OF red roses aud palms. The
Es.ssss were assisted by Mrs, Joe Nib
= Mrs. Joel Nibley, who poured, as
En- by Miss Marian Whitney, Miss
'Ts,n Wells and Miss Helen Spencer.
II utr.ill NIblcy and Mrs. Jim Nibley
'."<tle5 al the punch bowl. Mrs. c. w
I1,Sy assisted In receiving
vs. Gepcve Knowlton and Charles II.
M, vere married In the Temple Thurs
by morning, a large reception being
"a In The evening al the home OF the
',s.'s parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
r5Tam Taylor kindly opened their home
.,blpine for the use OF the guests, both
go being artistically decorated with
'lns. roses, carnations and sweet peas.
II;s Elizabeth Cobbs assisted in the dim
4 nom aud was assisted by Miss Helen
1rrbeck. Miss Clara Footc. the Misses
usu snd Airline Tibbets and Miss Geor-
q Felt Punch was served from canopy
4 fragrant roses by Miss Vivian Ellcr-
VeE assisted by Miss Helen Knowlton
ln Marguerite Taylor. The bride was
51rmnely gowned in white rajah silk
n carried q large shower bouquet OF
Lilo brides roses. Mr.. and Mrs. West
h on q late train for short trip and
mi be home after July 20 ut IL Gordon
Eeaue. The bride wore an elegant gray
zv,llng dress with gloves and hat to
IlcA-
From 9 10 6 Thursday afternoon Miss
|iRinE Shannon entertained at large
b when about scventy-liVe called, COM
'irtniary 10 Miss Cerla Langc, n visitor
h he city The rooms were perfect in
BIT beauty. lent by an abundance of
'asBnt roses, carnations and sweet
"a The appointments in the dining
pa we're all carried out in pale pink.
3 The center table was large cluny
he piece over pink satin, which had
p Is center piece a tall vase OF pink
a France rosebuds. Broad pink rib
y sfrsmers fell from the chandelier 10
p Iable and down TO the floor. AT
k corners Of the table pink shaded
r,aelabra added to its attractiveness.
ihe window seats plumosa was effec-
rry twined around. In the parlor red
Arentan roses and palms were used in
|rlpson. The electric lights added to
te eject throughout tho house. On
y arge ycranda and lawns Navajo rugs.
'nilons and cosy seats were seen, which
''ate 10 the comfort of tho guests and
tzlty OF the attractive home. Punch
.e served in the living room by Miss
enssa Savage. while Florence Sullivan,
,iah white. Ruby Lambourne and EN-
y hccallister assisted In tho dining
~ Little Miss Dolly Christensen
'nntly gowned in pink. was stationed
y le 'front.' door and received the guests.
! meeting OF the Lloyd alliance was
~ Inursday afternoon at o'clock in
e pariors Of the Unitarian church.
lle jolly Twelve club enioyed an up-
.s1Y pleasant afternoon Thursday,
- they had luncheon AT Liberty
~ sha Iater spent many pleasant hours