The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-10

"HE MATRIMONIALLY inclined
with the aid Of Hymen have
managed 10 overlook Wednes-
day, although Wednesday is
ALWAYS q favo-ite wedding day-be-
cause of its unlucky date, and so Thurs"
day next is again 70 be crowded day
rs TO ITS weddings. The marriage OF
Miss Elsie Parsons and Walter r. An
drews will tak0 place AT high noon IN
the Presbyterian church, the Young peo'
pie being attended by Mrs. j. z: Par
sons and Walter Dansie. Miss Minerva
Young and Adam s. Bennion will also
wed on that day. Other weddings set
for the date are that OF Miss hlea
Sheets end B. Egbert White and that OF
Miss Lou Taylor and Joseph Palmer
Gwynn.
in the matter of teas and bridge
parties as well the week has been al
ready pretty well planned out The
first large affair is the "Silver tea
or Monday afternoon, given By the
Ladies guild OF ST. Marks. at the homo
of Mrs. William P Kiser. on Thirteenth
East street, The same afternoon Mss
Marie Odell will entertain at tea
for uumoer OF the younger girls who
will return 10 school in tine east. Mrs.
Arthur u Smith will ha the hostess at
q bridge tea at her home on Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. James l.. Jennings will
give bridge tea Oh Thursday in honor
of Mrs. n. Vance Lane. who leaves Sep
tember 20 TO make her home IN Den.
yer. and on Friday Mrs. Jennings and
entertain at a similar affair for Mrs
Radcliffe Cannon. q bride of the sum
mer The Women g Aid society has
been obliged 20 postpone the proposed
bridge tea for next Friday till after
the close Of the Country club season,
bat the event viii take place the very
first week in October. Meantime the
preparations will go on just the same
and those who wish tables may secure
them from Mrs. David Taylor. Other
affairs planned are luncheon at the
Hotel Utah tomorrow 70 be given by
Mrs z. c. Parsons and Mrs. Arthur
Parsons for Miss Elsie Parsons. Mrs.
Willard Hanson will entertain Saturday
next with a bridge tea at her home.
The opening event for the beautiful
ballroom al the Hotel Utah will take
place September Is and viii be the
third annual concert for the benefit of
the Society for the Blind The affair |
is in the hands of the young girls who
for some three years past have so ably |
ready big campaign has been |
launched for the event, which is TO |
eclipse anything heretofore accom- |
rlisbed bv the energetic Young women |
in charge The program is 70 be one !
Of Csueciallv drawing features with |
Miss Florence Kimbal giving Japa
nesc song cycle in costume, Spencer |
(lswson for the piano numbers and !
Mrs. Harold Siege and Miss Edna
Cohn in solo numbers.
Nrz. Russell Lowry. formerly of this
city, but now Of Oakland. and her SOD !
and daughter spent the first three days |
cf the week III the city visiting her old !
friends here. Mrs. Lowry was the guest !
during her visit OF NJ. and Mrs. l., P, !
Christensen az their home on Ninth !
East street Her cousin, Bruce Carlock. |
accompanied Mrs. Lowry TO Gibson, Ill. |
where Mr.. Lowry will Join her during
the late autumn. aud whence they will |
go TO New York for trip before re-
turning 10 the coast.
History must of necessity repeat it.
self. although the manners and Gus
toms may change ever so greatly. Abra-
ham Lincoln was quite noted for the
ease and facility with which ne carried |
all sorts of commodities in his hat. Now
some enterprising miIliner has devised
n scheme by which the ladies. God |
bless them, may carry things in the
same fashion. The newest hat is to
have real surenuff'' pocket sewed
secretly and very deftly into its lin
ing. It will of course be miniature
pocket, not large enough to carry the
papers and other valuables which Lin.
coin carried in his, but it will>be ample |
for the powder puff, the tiny pocket |
mirror, etc, etc, which are the really |
needful articles of the lady's ward |
robe. IL will be so arranged that as she |
sits apparently at ease in the theater