The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-28
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banio Junior class Of the /. d. $. at the Coray
home near Wandamere this evening.
Mrs; Freeman Mornlngstar and her sis
ter Mrs. Louis Strohauer. will enter
tain on Friday and SATURDAY. for tb.ir
EonnS Ro1nGr: NJ, Mrs; a NJ La Zelle. giving a
SNensihgtofi on Friday and a luncheon on
SatnrdaA both affairs at the Morning
star home. 'h
Mr. and Mrs: c. c. Countryman and
lust returned from a month spent on
the countryman ranch in Idaho. "
Mrs: G L. Evans entertained a dozen
AT delightful kensington followed bv
a supper, the affair being In honor a.
Miss Myrtle McEvoy. The home was
decorated in bright red dahlIas and
Mr. and Mrs. David c. Dunbar enter
lalned quito informally at a delightful
dinner last evening at thcir honI. II ihn
Kensington apartments for IIcrtcnaIt
X Leo Irvine. T., s. ". AMI his bride
, who are spending their honeymoon here
I Ihs cccorati9ns we?@ IN pink roses and
covers were laid for sy.
Miss Jane Darling will entertain to-
morrow evening at affair for Miss
Gula Din. who leaves shortly in company
win Mrs. w. r 1ysdale and Miss GLADYS
abroad.
Mrs Abner 1.uman is home from
summer spent at the Luman ranch near
Rock Springs. She Will leave shortly for
the coast with Mr. Luman, TO remain a
part Of the winter
Miss Mary Dunbar has gone to Boston
70 enter school there. having spent 4
snort time with her aunt. Mrs j. L..
caine on the way from Los Angeles
Mrs. Frank Godbc and her daughter,
MISS Edith Godbe, and Norman Godbe
expect TO leave shortly for New York
where they. will spend the winter. Miss
Nodoe continuing, her musical studies,
Senator and Mrs. George Sutherland
Viii leave today at noon for Washington
after pleasant stay OF ten days or so
here since their return from Los Angeles.
Miss Edna Shepard will entertain
dozen girl friends AT an Orpheum party
on Tuesday next for Miss Myrtle Nc
Evoy. one OF the, autumn brides.
Miss Dora Godfrey, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Godfrey and II.
ItarrN Madsen were married In the Salt
Lake temple at high noon yesterday
The marriage was followed b.. n wedding
breakfast al the home OF Mrs s H. Lund
IN the Lund apartments. The home was
decorated for the occasion In pink and
vas given at the brides home in Murray
and the house WAS beautifully decorated
In The same co'ors. The parlor was en-
tireiy dreped on the sides with green
smi!aX. The mantei was banked with
the white asters, with large vases stand
Ing around IN the room. The reception
room was in, yellow, and here the punch
was served by Misses Ethel and Sylvia
Godfrey. The living room was in red
dahlias. The dining room was In pink
with large brides table In the center
which was covered With lace over pink
satin with large pink satin bows on each
end OF the table, with the pink ribbon
running TO the chandelier. and green
smilaX with the candclabra shaded in
pink. Six small tables were placed
around the large one. pink astcrs deco
rating each table. The Bush orchestra
Was seated on the rear piazzs. which was
ha nked in with palms The guests were
Mr. and Mrs. +. W. Madsen. Those who
helped serve in the dining room were
Mrs. o. r Hardy. Mrs. o. II. Meredith,
Jr-, Mrs. S. H. I.und. Mrs Frank silver.
Mrs. Horace Godfrey and Miss Bertha
Godfrey The bride wore beautiful
gown OF crepe dc chine trimmed with
roses Mr.. and Mrs. Madsen will leave
the first part of November for 4 three
years trip abroad.
The marriage OF Miss Estcla Redmond
and Walter T. knapion took place yes
tcrday at noon In the Salt Lake temple
and was followed last evening by an in
formal reception TO number OF friends
on Bridgeport street. Mr., and Mrs. KNAPP
ton Will be at home shortly al ieG Our
court.
Miss Lillian Riley will entertain this
afternoon for Miss Myrtle McEvoy.
Tho wedding of Miss Efhc Hughes and
LLOYD Rumph will take place this even
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