The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-04

day Los Angeles Herald will be
of especial interest TO the friend:
of the Leonard family here
The marriage of Miss Rowens
Mrs Isaac Rurkett Newton. to Robert
Leverett Leonard WAS solemntzed last
evening IN ST. Johns Episcopal churGn
n West Adans street; the Eey; s;s, aswis aS VI,
the RI. Rev Joseph Fl. Johnson. The
church was most artistically decorated
with pink and green, hydrangeas and
sweet peas combined with greenery and
tulle being used. Waldo F. Chase pre- :
sided al the organ and Miss Myrtle oul-
lette rendered several selections on the
harp. The bridal chorus from "Lohen I.
grin" announced the coming OF the brldal
party. and during the ceremony the
Evening star" from ''Tannhauser" was
the bishop the wedding March by
Mendelssohn was given as a recessional.
The bride. who was given in marriage
rich white satin. covered With chiffon
beaded with pearls. Her veil oi t0lle,
which fell TO the hem of her gown. was
caught by sprays OF orange IN gf,es elossGms og pne
valley and orchids Miss Mary Bernard,
In a gown of green marduisette over
green satin messalne, assisted as maid
sweet peas. Miss Dorothy Leonard Miss
Mary Burngam. Miss Helen Macleisch
and Miss Dorothy Maceisch were brides
s.,
narquisette over pink satin messaline.
and carried muffs OF pink sweet peas:
Ray Rule served Mr.. Leonard as best
man. and the ushers were Burkett New
ton. Arthur Bond Murray Vosburg. Jo-
seph Bernard, Sidney Briggs and Dr
John Curran. After the ceremony re-
ception and wedding supper for the ID, ,
mediate relatives and few intimate
friends was held at the California CLUB
where the decora tons were most artls
tically arranged with asparagus terms ana
nj Gf
were pink sweet peas, and the chandeliers
we're wound with the sreenery. and PAINS
and potted plants were banked ABOUT tne
corners OF the rooms.
Mr. and Mrs Leonard left for an eX-
tended wedding trip. and will be al home
after October I Al 355 Ardmore avenue
4 very beautiful society event OF yes
terday was The luncheon given by MISS
Selma Wal for nearly thirty oi her
friends al the Country cluo. me nam ar
low and rich brown. the colors used Tor
the decorations. One large round table oc-
cupied the central place and -FOUR smailer
Ia h,es surrounding it, the whole belns
CAV with baskets of gallardias and mas
turriums The place cards were the love.
lest OF japanese scenes with sprays OF
wIsteria and butterflies over them. the
mos, summery suggestions. Covers We're
laid for ,hirty-seven, and following the
luncheon the guests either enjoyed II.
formal games Of bridge or Wandered, aoouI .uI
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entertain today al the second In series
Of such affairs at the club.
Mrs. F j Evans was the hostess yes
tercay al Il very prettiy appointed lunch
con al the Commercial club in honor OF
her sister. Mrs. Charles Hoag of Sheri-
dan. Wyo. The large round tanie was
laid In the private dining room. and dec
ora ations of a patriotic nature were used
Place ca rds were adorned with tiny IRE
crackers and small flags were al each
place as souvenirs. The, others besides
Plummer Mrs A. II. Boxrud, Mrs. Hugh
Ward. Mrs NJ. =. Walden, Mrs II j.
Dininny. Mrs John w. Delano, Mrs. II
II. Goodwin Mrs. Elizabeth Davis. Mrs:
Eliza Evans. Mrs. A. 8. Greeson and
Mrs. F. 3. Short
Miss Helen Monroe who was graduated
from Stanford this year. Is just now visit
ing Miss Winnifred Milspaugh at the
MilIspeugh home in Hollywood near Los
Angeles. Miss Monroe has been made the
vention TO be held in Los Angeles be-
ginning July 10. and which will be al
tended by representatives OF the college
sororities and the collegiate alumnae from
the Kappa Alpha Theta delegate from
Stanford She Will be here about the
middle OF the month TO be with her aunt,
Mrs c. II. Mcmahon.
Ar. and Mrs a w Felt entertained
at dinner Sunday for their nephew. Pres
ton Cutler, who has recently returned
from japan after an absence OF four
wears The table decorations were cspe-
cinliy beautiful. \ mound OF sweet peas
was placed in the center and the same
flower was scattered over the cloth. the
parlor and hall were a bower Of roses.
Mr.. Cutler gave several speeches ana
songs in. the Japanese LANGUAGE which ne
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