The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-13

I ana torty guests enJVyeo the aAtci
noon. when cards was the principal
/ feature. Delightful musical numbers
were given by the Misses Jennie and
/ Ruby jacobson on piano and violin
l The parlOrs and the dining room were
attractive with vases OF carnations.
! with a profusion OF marigolds used In
the reception hall The hOstesses
were assisted in entertaining by Mrs.
J. r. Forster.
I Mrs. Frederick Eberhart enter
tanned very pleasantly yesterday at
ternoon IN compliment 20 her guests
/ Mrs WaidforEer Of Portland and Mrs.
I Duvar Of Denver. when thirty-five
/ guests were present to meet the out
4 of-town visitors. The affair was in
{ the nature Of a kensington. and the
rooms were prettily decorated with
/ red and white sweet peas. the pre-
vailing colors also being carried
throughout the refreshments. The
hostess was assisted in entertaining
by Mrs. G. a. Mcfarland.
! Mrs. r. NJ. Breeder entertained
very Informally at bridge yesterday
afternoon. at her home in Fourth
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred C. Brim an
nounce the engagement Of their
! daughter. Viola. to James p Ridges.
The wedding will take place July
/ Mrs. J. J. Sorcnson announces the
I engagement Of her daughter, Carrie.
| to Paul II. Stain of Sugar House, the
marriage TO take place i'm August.
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A pretty home wedding took place
| yesterday afternoon at the home Of
I Mr.. and Mrs L. +. camomile in the
cit hon
| their daughter. Edna. was married to
/ Don L. Lenzi- The Rev Charles z
I Perkins performed the ceremony at
/ o'clock in the presence OF the immc-
/ date family. The bride wore a dain-
I ~ white messaline gown trimmed
with lace and carried brides roses.
| and her attendant Miss Selma stan
ford. wore a pretty costume OF chif-
fOn Organdie. carrying an armful Of
! marguerites Homer Porter was best
man The rooms were effectively
| decorated with palms. carnations and
| roses. A wedding supper followed
/ the ceremony. when twenty-five sat
down to the table. In the evening.
I from s TO IL. a delightful reception
/ followed. which was attended by
I hundred friends of the popular young
l couple. The lawn and vCranda were
/ brilliantly lighted. and a stringed or
chestra played during the evening.
/ Punch was also served on the veran-
da by Miss Fuschia Forest. while Miss
Getsch. Miss Bertha Price. and the
Misses Minnie and Viola Camomile
presided I'm the dining room. Mr.. and
i Mrs. Camomile were assisted in re-
| Cciving the guests by Mrs. Charles
| Getsch and Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. Cam
omile. Mr.. and Mrs. Lenzi went at
once TO their home in Harvard ave
nue.. where they will be at home to
fhefr- friends
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Woodbridge OF
the Stauffer apartments left last
evening for Nevada. 20 be absent from
salt Lake indefinitely
Mrs. F. ]. Fabian arrived Monday
evening from an eastern trip Of sew
eral months. Harold Fabian followed
| yesterday.
Mrs. Claude 5. Williams returned
/ Monday from a three weeks visit on
the Pacific coast. Mr.. Williams went
20 California to accompany her home
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Miss Edith Beless. daughter of Mr..
| and Mrs. James T. Beless. returned to
her home yesterday from ST. Marks
| hospital. after a two weeks stay. and
is rapidly recovering from her recent
illness.
Word has been received from Lieu
tenant and Mrs. sherman A. White
and Miss Marjorie Jacobs. who have
landed i'm Honolulu. where they will
| remain a few days before going on to
the Philippines. where Lieut.. White
will join his regiment.
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| Dr. and Mrs. G. 2. StaUman OF Fort
Douglas have for their guest, Miss
Selden Of New York.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles LANCE Of Gin
cinnati arrived in the city last evening
and are the guests Of Mr.. and Mr.
George W. LambOurne. This evening
Mr.. and Mrs. LANCE. Mr.. and Mrs
Lambourne and their daughters. the
Misses Ruby Lambourne and Miss
Carla LANCE, will leave for a ten days
trip through the Yellowstone park.
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George and Park Dover will leave
today for oakland California. to
make their home with their sister.
Miss Birdie Anderson entertained
Monday evening in honor Of her sis
ter. Mrs. !. W. Sulliven. who leaves in
n short time for the east. The even
ing was very pleasantly spent in mu-
sic and games. when Miss Irene Con-
|. die presided at the piano. after which
!, dainty refreshments were served.
Those present were the Misses cleo
and Pearl Love, Mary and Jessie Wat
son. Irene and Lucille COndie. Nellie
Burton. Nellie Pitts. Nellie Anderson.
Lyle Brimley. Ella and Rebecca Jen-
son. Birdie Anderson. Mrs. J. w. Sui
liven. Mrs. r. +. Pitts. Mrs. A. g. Pet
ersan. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Geertson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Cecil. c. Miller
J. Leon and o. Anderson.
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Mrs. Ernest Brown will entertain
the mem bers OF the Sego Lily club
Thursday afternoon at her home in
Eighth evenue.
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During the hot weather months
Mrs. Lee Jones Is visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Eaton. in Los
Angeles.
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Mrs. A Frank and children have