The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-28

lroubauoufS flgnishcd music all after J
noon, intcrspcrSiug their Instrumental Sc |
lections with songs by native Hawalians. |
Mrs. Holmes received her friends on the |
beautiful rustic bridge, line of motors
outside the gate extending away uD into |
the gigantic cottonwoods beyond. The |
tea table was laid on The lawn 10 the |
north OF the house, and here. under cir |
cular shades and grassy plots OH
every side. guests were seated. The ta-
bic was bright with the garden roses. and
whole beds Of them In fun bloom were
OH every hand. Many friends assisted in
serving either al tho punch bowl or d {
the tea table, among them being Mrs Jay
7. Harris, Miss Gertrude Hanson, Mrs
Joel Nibley. Miss Cassandra Wood. Miss
Clara Wiehtman OF Boston, Miss Sybea
Clayton. Miss Lucille Clark and Mrs. Nc
Alister.
Today is 10 be filed with the important
matter OF marrying and giving in mar
rage, Salt Lake having more weddings
scheduled for the day than even the or
binary run of Wednesdays in June. The
largest and most elaborate affair will be
the marriage of Miss Aileen Maclean and
Dean Brayton, which will lake place at
$50 O'Clock in ST Paul's church and will
be followed by a wedding supper for the
bridal party only at the Maclean home.
The marriage OF Miss Florence Spence
and Joseph Howarth will take place at
the Spence home on First North this
evening at O'Clock, The marriage of
Miss Rachael Campbell and Clayton Van
kuren Smith will be celebrated at high
noon al the Campbell home on North
Main street. Three out-of-town weddings
are also OF much interest 10 Salt Lakers.
| that of Miss Maude Miller and Albert j.
Howell taking place in San Francisco.
| that of Miss Margaret Dee Armstrong
and Frederick Shannon Mills taking place
| in Ogden. and that OF Miss Louise Park
inson OF Logan and Curtis Y. Clawson
| Of this city being solemnized in the bo-
| gan temple. Other weddings set for to-
| day are that OF Miss Ivy May Snyder
and Harry b. Bryan; that of Miss Mary
| A. Hazen and J. Ernest Reid; that Of
Miss Ivy Brown and James Noal; that
of Miss ella Christopherson and Carl o.
| Burton; that OF Miss Winnie Burbidge and
| Raleigh Browning. that of Miss Grace
Paramore and Thomas A Rancke: that
Arthur Holmes; that OF Miss. Lille Cot
berg and Arthur L. Lund. that of Miss
Rhca Rogers and William Arthur Cas-
Teton. that of Miss Emma Deitliker and
nston and G.. l.. Snow: that Of MISS
Edna V. Saunders and Fred Il Pratt
An interesting home wedding Of yes
terday was that of Miss Sophie Beckmar
and Sam Stein. which took place In the
presence Of the immediate relatives last
and Mrs. Louis Bowenstein on Thlrc
avenue. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. DR., Hevesh. the bride being
attended by Mrs. Ben stein, Miss Ella
Backman OF Springfield, Mass. and Miss
Ella Rosenberg OF Bay City, Mich, while
Ben Stein. the brother OF the bridegroom
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supper followed the ceremony. twenty
4 eigflt being seated at the table, and later
the young people left for short wedding
I trip. to go later TO Helper TO make tneii
home.
Mrs George D. keyser was the hostess
Yesterday at the second In a series ol
\ iuncheons at the University club. the al.
fair this time being in compliment tc
4 Mrs Aaron Keyser, who is recently bacf
4 from the coast. The long table in Tho
II fJi,,Sn
4 twenty-nipe guests. and most exquisite
4 decorations OF white and green were
4 used. star-shaped white MOVERS with smi
4 lax and ferns forming the floral part
4 Japanese baskets Of wickerwork held The
i flowers. and place cards OF Japanes'
b workmanship were at each place
Il pleasant and informal musicale wa:
| that given last evening at the Sulllyai
Il home on East First South street by MIS-
4 Grace Sullivan in honor OF Miss Lydi'
4 White. who Is to leave this morning 10
4 California, About score of the closes
friends were invited and several 1i m9siEI a,,GI
h van were enjoyed The home WAS Drish
4 with flowers and Mrs j y: sullivan &C., .n' y
3 Mrs. \. c. Sullivan of Seattle asslste
I'm entertaining the guests
A most delightful event OF last even
i ing was the party at which Dr. and MRS
II w r. Tyndale entertained compan
II ri thirty frcnds--all members pf the sat
urday Night club-at Saltair: In honor o
Mrs. william Iglcheart and Mr. and Mrs
Elmer e. Jones The party, went out G, o.
| the early evening train and after de
II lIchtful dip in the waters enjoyed dG
| Ic{ous picnic supper In the pavilion, VIII
the usual late evening amusements to'
lowing.
Mrs. Penncl Cherrington entertained
few OF her friends yesterday afternoon
cards in honor OF Miss Rae Campbell
| when a few hours were spent most en-
invably -Four tables OF 500 were piaye
and later number more friends came
| nv Miss Florence Campbell ana MIS- L
II q Denhalter The home was bright VIII
dovers. red and white roses decorntin
thn living rooms and pink sweet peas In
dining room.
All the members OF the Maclean Bray
| ton bridal party spent yesterday in III
| country, the girls of the party remsiniH
| ont IN the Cottonwoods after the tea
Oakwood and the men going Out Iat'
IN "a country dinner al one OF the wake
places The party returned by motor Ia
in the evening. chaperoned by Mrs Sea
rltt and Mrs Maclean"
New York and Is the guest for q fe
weeks OF Mr.. and Mrs. +, 5. Richards
III ,bnJr home on A street Later she W
% To Los Angeles and the beaches
sDend a part Of the summer. Mrs. J,
HI Houks of San Francisco Is also que
al the Richards home.
The usual mid week luncheon at Il
III Country club will draw a large numb
of the members and their friends To Il
Pertaining a number OF her friends Al
Miss Mercy Lewis party OF hfte
young girls.