The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-02
aomania Hyde orchestra furnished mu-

ctIctlpIt was performed by the Rev. Ell
Iner !. Goshen at 80 O'Clock and was
followed hg a reception. The parlors were
decorated in white and green \ bower
nudct which the bride ana bridegroom
stood during the ceremony was formed
III ono corner OF the front paTlor OF ferns,
palms and cat flowers.
The bride wc'c an embroidered lingerie
gown OF sheer linen over whit. silk and
carried u shower bouquet uf brides roses
and sweet peas. The wedding march
from 'I;ohensrin', vas riayesd b5y Mrs.
| {. y. BroaGus of Dcscrc,, Utah. The
| GininS room was decorated in mink and
| Hhttc The wedding cake formed cen
terp'cce Tor the tanic. II WAS surrounded
with wnitc roses formed OF tTos.!ng and
| had horseshoe and orange blossoms IN
f:ostiEg on the top. The table was COW
erea with Batienhurs iace over PM:
ana PINK ribbons ,NteEdci from the !
chandelier 10 the corners OF the table
! -''Sisi!ng IN receiving we're Mr. and |
Mls. G. + scranton au4 M and Mn.
| DcI Of Oakland. Cnl., sister OF the bride. |
presided In the dining room and was as |
aisted by Miss Mildred Jones. Miss |
! Faith cur. Miss Daisy Harrison Miss
| Hannah Harrison. Miss Helen Smith. Miss |
ConeHa Smith and Miss Gladys tHder-
] wood.
| Mr. and Mrs Jones left last night for /
Garfield, whore Mr.. Jones is located as /
mining chemist, L, make their home.
The following extract from p San Fran
cisco dispatch regarding the biennial
meeting Of the Genera! Federation nf
i Women. clubs, will prove OF interest
| opinion regarding The adrisa oilty OF |
| bringing the question OF suffrage to the |
i9re' many Of the delegates inciinns to
| the belief that a discussion might be
preclpitated that would rive the prevail
| ing harmony. Some of the Texas and !
southern California women. it is said. |
| hy tho introduction OF the subject from
the floor. Of the convention. The matter
has NOT been borught before the board
| ualy squeloh the reXing question
Tho contest for the presidency, in
succession TO Mrs. Philip ~ Moore OF
Of Mrs. Philip Carpenter OF New York
and OF Mrs. Percy V. Pennybackcr Of
Austin. Texas. who are the only two
| candidates who have so far appeared I'm
The field. are busy dar and night but
tonholing the delegates and insstently
pleading their cause. Saturday was GER
tainiy Pennybacker day, when the Texas
candidate blazed into the iimeight in
making her report as chairman OF the
held endowment committee following
which and the pleas for generous and
speedy action. n frenzy Of enthusiasm
swept the gathering and more than $4,000 |
was subscribed to the endowment fund
within, wiahln FEY ,1a minutes The friends and
most OF the occasion.
Mrs Frank Jennings Miss Edna Dwyer
anu L. w. 1rltcDlOW entertained |
with n tea .yesterdc- afternoon, IN honor
of their sister. Miss Dorothy Dwyer,
who will be married Saturday to II. p.
81 Smith: M seH The tea vas "a given at the home
summer flowers. Miss Phyllis Dwyer and
Mrs. Ada Dwyer. Russell assisted.
Mrs, William Reid entertained thirty
friends at buffet breakfast Sunday
morning at her home on Harvard ave-
nue.
Miss Mignon Denhalter and Mrs W
III Hardin will entertain this afternoon
at Miss Denhalters home In the Tuck
Dwyer, one of the brides OF the week
The guests will include the intimate
friends of Miss Dwyer and will number
sixteen.
Paul Neden will entertain the mem
oers OF his bridal party at dinner this
evening at the home OF his mother. Mrs,
S. o. $ Nelden' on. p street,
Mrs, ]. A. De Bouzek Will entertain
with bridge tea Wednesday afternoon
her sister Mrs. Duncan A. Mcdonald.
OF Pueblo, Colo,
The American Womans league will
meet this evening at o'clock at tho Y.
w. Q, a, rooms. Mrs. f. Y. Fritz, who
was delegate to the national conven-
tlOn OF the league, WhlCn met recently
in st. Louis. will give report of the
meeting.
The woman's Republican club enjoyed
Tile members Of the club left on the 2:45
train for the beach and n basket picnic
supper was served at 5:30 o'clock. The
club VIII have no more meetings until
September.
Miss Magdalen Written will entertain
party OF friends at supper at Saltair
this evening at ESQ.
The members Of the Billiken club will
entertain some OF their friends this even
Ing at Saitair,
Mrs Oliver r. Mederdith. Jr.. will en-
tertain the members OF her bridge club
at saltair this evening.
Mrs. e. NJ. West entertained the mem
hers OF her Auction Bridge club Monday
afternoon at Seldom inn. Emigration can
yon-
Miss Haze: Sarpineton entertained
friends informally at two tables of bridge
yesterday at her home, 10 Twelfth East
street. in honor OF Miss Helen Evans
who viii be married to Paul Nelden Wed
nesday.
Mrs f. E. Shepard, who has made
three months campaign OF Wisconsin and
Ohio In suffrage campaign. has re-
turned home to remain until July 20.
when she will return 10 Ohio to speak
at Chautauquas and to resume her work
In the interest of suffrage. which will
be voted upon next fall, Mrs. Shepard
came direct from Toledo, where she lee
tured last Thursday, She has been given
enthusiastic receptions wherever she has
gone and says that the suffrage Idea Is
growing TO be popular one In the east,
The San Francisco Call Of Saturday
says: in compliment to Mrs: Elizabeth
Coray OF the Salt Lake Tribune, Miss
Louise Graham of the Cleveland (O) II
Leader Miss Helen Bennett of the Chi
caGo Record Herald and other women
who are representing their papers at the
twelfth biennial Federation OF Women's
clubs. Mrs. Marie J.. Walton Will hold
n reception between the hours OF and
Il o. clock tomorrow afternoon. The af-
fnir will be held IN the Warren apart
ments at Post and Jones streets.
Miss Margaret Mcintyre will entertain
with an Orpheum party Saturday for