The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-13

Journey Tor san FRANCISCO, and sailed
The marriage Of Miss Bertha Wells
and DR.. a. NJ. Palmer. which took place
Yesterday at noon In the temple, was
followed last evening by a large reception
al the Wells home on G street The
home was gay with June roses. used In
Quantities qua NJ, throughout all the rooms. Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Carlson and Mr. and
Mrs; D. W James, Jr., assisted In re-
ceivins', Willie Mrs. l.. T. Whitney pre-
MIssas SIEen IN ph Jhe dining room. with the
| Niscomb, Marion Whitney Stella Carl
son and Florence Wells assisting The
! bride wore handsome gown OF white
| embroidered net over satin and carried
| shower or brides roses Or. and Mrs
Palmer left for short wedding trip be-
Tore settling in their new homo at Rieby.
loa'' where they VIII live after August L.
Miss Edna Evans entertained at a
pIeasn5t AFFAIR yesterday afternoon for
Miss Nora Scheckell, Mrs. Gertrude pat
Jennie Miles Loveless. all OF whom had
been members of her class at school
thirty guests enjoyed the affair and some
musical numbers added 10 the pleasure
OF the afternoon. The hostess was as
sisted by Miss Nora Crawford and Miss
Ella Nelson. The colors used in deco
iatine were the red and black or lne
nigh school. the former being carried out
In red roses.
The marriage OF Miss Bessie Erslsine
ana ana Donald Priestley took place yester-
day at noon in tho Salt Lake temple and
wedding reception to the friends OF the
young people followed In the evening at
Ihe nome of the brides parents. 726 First
avenue Ihe bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Ivy Erskinc, and Edwin
Buckle was the best man. Mr. and Mrs
Priestley will be at home after a short
time at @5S M street.
Postmaster Arthur l.. Thomas and his
daughter. Mrs. w. d. Foster, and niece
MISS Anna Adams, expect TO leave about
the first OF July for stay OF few
months in Europe. Mr.. Foster may ac-
company them. This will be the first
vacation trim In ma9y years taken by
Postmaster Thomas
Mrs. j. c. Leary entertained n party Of
friends, who have been entertaining for
MISS Loreen Ieary, yesterday, at a de-
OF great white marguerites were the
principal decorations. The guests were
seated at four tables. and .hoy were ar
ranged on the veranda OF the Country
Mrs, Paul +, Keyser was the hostess
Yesterday at a luncheon at the Unlver-
CITY clu5 for q score Of friends to meet
her mother, Mrs. Davidson OF Springfield,
Mass The long table was laid in the
main dining room and was gorgeous with
masses OF pink peonies:
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Smith were made
happy Saturday evening at Brigham City
rX nX the arrival of a daughter Grace
Eizabeth Mr.; Smith was recently
student at tho University OF Utah. but is
at present teaching in Box Elder coun-
ty- Mrs. Smith was Miss Elizabeth Sy-
mon Of the Jordan district schools
A wire to Joseph Llppman yesterday
morning announced the birth OF a son
to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fafrchild Shermen
at 3l7 Twenty eighth street in Oakland.
Cal. Mrs. Sherman was Miss Traddles
Mrs. Louis sinserman and Miss Stella
Sohn Will entertain large party Of
OF Miss Josephine Well and Miss Helen
Cohn, two Of the brides of the near fu-
ture, and Miss Ruth Greenwald OF Phila-
delphia, who is visiting Miss Marian
Miss Bryan Houston will entertain
large company OF friends today at n
luncheon h1 at the Alta club In honor OF
Morton Cheesman will be an event OF the
month
The following announcement In the
Army and Navy Journal will be OF in
terest to Salt Lake friends who knew the
Swan family when the bride-to-be was a
child: "Mr. Daniel n. Swan of Fort
his daughter. Nellie Frances, to Lieu
tenant Fred NJ Green. U. s, A"
A large number OF the members of the
Country club and their friends enjoyed
the midwe elk luncheon out there Yester-
day, the parties varying In size from
two TO q dozen.
Mrs. II. J. pinInny and her daughter.
Mrs, M Fl. sowles. will entertain at a
tea on Wednesday. June 10, at the home
OF Mrs. sowles' SO street.
Miss Mildred Mcmillan Will entertain
this afternoon at tea for Miss Loreen
Lcary and Miss Aurania Ellerheck will
give. matinee party for her Saturday
Mrs. W. C. Hall is here from Los An
geles for a stay of few weeks and is
visiting Miss Leo Trent at the Miller
fats during her stay in the city. Mrs
Hall is greatly improved in health.
Mrs Fred Iacknan of Blackfoot. Ida
is In town visiting her brother. John
Held and his family
Mrs John Lundbcrs will entertain at
a bridge tea on Friday afternoon at her
home at 70 street.
Miss Ruby I.amhourne will entertain
with a bridge tea next Tuesday afternoon
in honor Of Miss Vera Edwards.
| The ladies OF st. Johns guild will hold
] an apron sale and social this afternoon,
| beginning at o'clock, at the chapel on
| Ninth East street
The Sam Williamson home Sixth
avenue Will be the scene nf a lawn party
tonight, given by the Christian EndcaN OF
society Of the Westminster Presbyterian
| church.
W. c.. f"'Bily') Wilson of ogden. ac-
comparied by his daughter. Miss Wilson
has been spending the past few days
In town,
Miss Ruth Storer left YESTERDAY rol
an eastern Trip. She will visit friends
In Denver, Chicago and Knoxville. Tenn
Miss Sadie Myers, daughter of Mr.. anc
| Mrs. j. Myers. li3 Fourth East street
| Is expected "a arrive home Sunday from
Smith college. where she passed yer,
successful examinations and was fortu