The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-02

.ha afTairs are planned at Ecrt
1rnums fa far the two young brides, one
[clgiss i is 10 leave the regiment py het
sare ,asre February is. ahu 'i'e Haior and
ter u os n, Arrasmith VIII entertain
Are Jam-,ine card party, February Il.
4. va,.ns. va,ea. 10 Miss Adele Holiey. ano
= ,eu1p crane. The evening Follow :
nc. .1n,snant sa.s and Mrs. j. duncan El-
Iii give dinner ior lne Tsn II,SthVe3 ,.or
Ia Niss, a,rsn mon on February i6 is in comps :
ID be gwen gwen, ,wo Young girls. The even
-srt 70 ~" I'm the day before the wed :
||ry Of VI Mss Holley and Mr.. Waln%right
irS o. oi,na Mrs. Holley will enyertaln ihe
:s,oi ~, nartv al a dinner, olss J,aiS IH :, >
EeConss.atss luncheon at the Commercial
|cpt VIZ uSss Holley. and next THURSDAY
|doo p,,nno 70. % Santschi and Mrs. fauntleT
20: ,t,ar EaE viii entertain at card party.
~ Ia her honor.
.,up]s but impressive church wed, wed;
80 n Yesterday was that OF MISS ; aSLe'
fpins1ns s,ster OF Speaker z. w. Robin
1p ~ " me house OF representatives; to
Io q tfIner. the youngest son or Mrs
.ay fsiinsr The ceremony was per-
70 o'clock. in the First Congre-
.oi,gsrsI church the Rev. Elmer l.
5sshsn officiating. and only & ,ne <nite IlilG be-
Ip I.eanI Later wedding breakfss,
Hg nortv was served at the home oil
z s1s srr,sse'e mother and still later. last
{t ,he bride and bridegroom were
e.a,s Al a family dinner at The Miner
80 Mr.. and Mrs. MilneT nave taken
1nnS 1nna1s,,ents al the Hollywood. where they
1;5'.h,,ei "a, .hnr,iy be at home to their friends.
Mss Edna Duncan was the hostess
l:s.s IN compliment TO the Misses Calvin
'sn e. ~ Francisco and Miss Mary Furay
y Srs.he all OF whom are guests In the
y - sir tables OF the game were en-
;.,ra In the early afternoon. and later
. rnnber more came in FOR tea. When
~ nl' Mar Marshall and Miss Stella Fa-
;,ss 49, nnm;ed tea and coffee, while other
<-,seds <n~ assisted In serving. The rooms
~ Of, decorated in red, carnations OF
<ssn red and candles IN the same shade
<,irhtsnlng the tea table.
,,eu,.nant and Mrs. Clark r. Elliott
.,fsrtaIned party OF friends at dinner
a ibsIr home Tuesday evening last,
-tsn. following the dinner. two tables
brldge we're Tayed, The JsSe,1irss dIeSsations daN
"a carnations and red hearts forming
~ main features. The guests were
Taior and Mrs. James M. Arrasmith.
rsrfsIu and Mrs. John NJ. Palmer, MIS-.
||gfnan and Captain Love.
al e meeting Of the legislative commit
Is OF the State fedora tion. held yester-
ilr morning IN the board room of the
-ublIc library. matters pertaining TO the
toposed legislation were discussed and
IN for the betterment OF children were
'aIked over The matter OF preparing
>.ls Is In the hands Of the proper sup
rrriers already. but further than TO say
'h1i the bills are all for the betterment
n TIE child the members OF the com
hitee decline 10 discuss the situation.
HIshop F. s. SpaIdine and his sister.
Mas Spading. entertained last evening
i dinner for thirty-two guests. the
bends being the visiting clergymen OF
|54 Episcopal conyocation and their
5ises iron, all the intermnuntaln coun-
~ The tables were all bright with
rsfaaiions and the large company en-
bysj The pleasures Of the annual reunion
'rd exchange of greetings,
captain and Mrs. Snyder a. Cloman
Hefp guests of honor at n dance given
n Miss Betty Hammond. January "a. In
Washington, D G. They are guests Of
|he Hammond family there for the pres
lft Miss Hammond will be rep,embered
Fas guest OF Mrs. CIoman. then Mrs
Victor Clement.
Yrs. Charles \. Quicley entertained
|nf members Of the Crystal club yester-
~ afternoon at her home. four tables
The members enjoying bridge besides
1ue extra guest table. Mrs. Vaughn Paul