The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-21

screened from view furnished excellent
music. Tho home was most attractive
With Us decorations or smIlaX ard autumn
flowers ard frui,s.
Mrs. p. W Madsen entertained at a
large card party yesterday afternoon al
.',,,o a., u'itui nome on East First South
street IN honor OF her sons Hancco, Miss
bora Godfrey. Ton tables were fllcd
WIN INC players and prizes were awarded
,bo ,bc m,nncrS' hdn,n ] iater supper Was served.
iiaToy and Mrs. .. r.. Meredith L The
homo was CAV with flowers the colors
tnrouehout being in pink and green the
colors chosen lor the Godfrey -Madscn
wedding.
Roger w. Powers entertained a party
OF dozen young people las, evening at
tho Orpheupl with deligbtful supper
pdrty following at tho Powers home
Lingerlonscr. in Poppcrton The guests
Were III. Misses Mar and Cary Mar.
small, Margaret Walker. Margaret Nc
tlurc Lillian Lane and Nornnc Thomp-
son. and Licutcusnts Carey Lee and
Rogers. lanes Austin and .NeH Thomas.
The marriage Of Miss zayda Rothweu.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Glenn r. Both.
"oll. and LYMAN Royal Martineau the
son of i. r. Martinesu. VII take place
at the Boutwell, home this evening al $50
in the presence Ar tho relatives and a few
Of the most intimate friends ony.
Mrs. William II. Cunningham enter
taincd small party Of friends yesterday
al a luncheon at tho Country club I'm
honor Of Mrs John Barry Scars. The
DECORATIONS were the beautiful a~ers
season. Tho guests. numbering eight.
were only The most intimate friends OF
the guest Of honor.
The only two women who PLAYED in the
golf tournament yesterday were Miss
Margaret Dunn ana Mrs. Jack Taylor, so
that the finals In tho match will he post
poned for day or Two longer Ony
about score Of tho members went out
10 tho Wednesday luncheon roslerd rday
and there was no bridge game following
Mr., and Mrs. William Irvine viii enter
Tain this evening with family party at
their home Ia meet their son. Iieuten-
ant Z Leo Irvine and his bride who arc
guests at The Irivcu home.
Tho marriage Of Miss Edith Gillespie
and Frank II. Banning will take place TO-
day at tho home of the brides parents.
Miss Ssllie Ray and Charles II. McCor-
mick Of Malad. Idaho. were quietly mar
ried in the presence ~ relatives AT the
home Of the Rev. William NJ Padcn in the
Stauffor apartments at I o'clock Tues
day. September 10. Mr.. and Mrs. McCor-
mick viii make their home in Malad, Ida.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Arthur ", Robinson and
little daughter Virginia will leave Thurs
day morning for an extended eastern
trip.
Harold Stephens, son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Frank II Stephens. left Yesterday al noon
10 continue his law study in Harvard
university.
Miss Pearl Weller left YESTERDAY at
noon for New York, where she will study
music for the coming year.
Samuel karrick. son Of Mrs 5. f., Kar
rick left yesterday for tho cast where |
he will enter tho Boston School Of Tech
nology.
Mrs J.eta Traushber will leave today |
for her home I'm Kansas City after stay |
of some months with Mr., and Mrs. w. u. |
Traughber here.
Mrs. Mary McCrna will he the hostess
This afternoon AT tea at tho McCrca |
home on East First South street
Mrs. T.. B. Palmer will entertain AT a |
second bridge luncheon NJ her home ON
Mondag next
Mrs. Jasper \. McCaskell and her BABY |
arc here for short stay and are at the
Hotel Utah They returned with Mrs. |
George &. Moore and her daughter Miss |
Georgia. who have been spending the |
summer together at Venice,
Miss Ellie Engberg will entertain the |
members Of tho Red Feather club at her |
home this afternoon.
There will he parlor social at the |
home Of Mrs W, A. Curl this afternoon, |
66i East First South street. at which |
Mrs. L. u. Hammond will speak on her
trip around the world.
Mrs. j.. +. Stauffcr VIII entertain at a |
bridge tea this afternoon for Mrs. Jo- |
scph +. Marshall, one OF the summer |
brides.
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