The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08

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| where covers were laid for thirty.
| The Five Hundred Card club menbers
| were entertained Tuesday evening at the
| homo OF Mrs. w, L: Sutton. -Four tables
| of the game were played and prizes were
! awarded TO Mrs. c. w. Douglass ana All
H. Maiben.
Miss Eta Goddard and Ezra Tanner
were married IN the Salt Lake temple
! Wednesday, OF this week. On Monday
evening Miss Goddard WAS the honored
gcust at shower given by Mrs Dave
Johnson.
Tho Misses Anna and Mary Russell
presided over a beautifully appointed din
ner at their home Tuesday evening, when
covers were laid for Miss Caroline WIZ
son, Miss Helen Alexander, Miss Emma
Evans and Miss Mabel Wilcox
Tho Billie club held a business meet
ing Monday night ct the home of Miss
Rachel Baxter. when plans were COM
pleted for the dancing party 10 be gtNeInI yen
by the club in 1s First ss TaF' Rae s1c'a tmer ms
and Miss Dot Torsythe OF Salt Lake city
were guests of the evening,
Mrs. Leho Peck and baby daughter are
down from Salt Lake for weeks stay
With her mother, Mrs. h. s. Goddard.
Mrs. George Fitzroy was hostess TO
the members OF the kcnsinston club at
their regular meeting Wednesday after,
noon. The rooms were prettiiy adorned
and besides the club members there were
present Mrs. John Llerly, Mrs, Ferrle
Decker and Mrs, T. r. Thompson. The
club will meet next week at the home
OF Mrs. George Humphrey.
The Utah Sorosis club met Wednesday
afternoon in the parlors OF the Hotel
Roberts The feature OF the meeting was
the interesting lecture on taxation given
by Prof; Archie Thurman & Of The he, Proy9 .n
next week with Mrs. Roberts.
Beautiful IN every detail Was the re-
ception and dance given Wednesday
night by Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jones In
honor or their hftleth wedding annlver-
sary. The interesting event was held In
the Second ward meeting house. which
was beautifully decorated. A color
scheme OF gold and white predominated,
festoons OF gold and white being, seen
everywhere, while vases OF fragrant pink
and white carnations were gracefully ar
ranged throughout the large room. At
one end of tho hall O. beautiful canopy
OF blue and gold was arranged, und er
which the couple stood TO receive their
guests. Assisting them In receiving were
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McAdams. who
offlca ted as best man and bridesmaid,
respectively. The attendants were al
most ninety years old and enjoyed the
honor OF their position intensely a pro-
gramme was given, an interesting feature
OF which was an original song composed
and sang by the brother OF the host. $
s. Jones The honored host and hostess
were the recipients of many beautiful
gifts. During the evening dancing was
One hundred and fifty guests were pres
ent during tho evening.
In honor OF the marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Eta Goddard, to Ezra
Tanner of Payson, which was solennized
Wednesday in the salt Lake temple, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry w Goddard entertained
with a beautifully appointed wedding re-
ception at their home in the Sixth ward
last evening. The rooms were very pret-
lily decorated for the interesting occa-
sion. In the dining room a dainty color
scheme OF pink and white was exclusively
carried out. Vases and bowls OF Chrys-
anthemums In tho prevailing colorS were
used in tho room and on the beauu-
fully appointed dining table, whero an
elaborate wedding dinner was served \
wedding cake formed the centerpiece of
also used. In the parlor blue and white
WIS used with pretty effect, The bride
was charming In an exquisite, wedding
gown of pale blue crepe dc chine Will,
bead trimmings. During tho evening
about seventyhve relatives and friends
were present and they were the Teclpl-
ents OF many beautiful presents. Mr.,
and Mrs. Tanner will leave tomorrow
Mrs. t. P. Musser OF Salt Lake City
will visit for some time in Provo, the
guest OF Mrs. c. L. Loose,
Mrs. ]. w StiehI will spend the fore
part OF next week In Salt Lake City, the
guest Of Mrs. Ariel Carbon.
Mrs A. IL, Maiden WIS hostess at a
delightful affair at her home last even
Ing, when she entertained the members
OF the Thursday Night Whist club. Pink
and white chrysanthemums were artist
ically used throughout the rooms, Five
tables Of whist were played. Mrs. j. 3.
Ashton was awarded the first prize and
Fred Moore won the second prize. The
club will meet next week with Mrs. G.
II, IIelndselman
Mrs. r. K. Irvine. Jr.. spent wednes-
day In Salt Lake City.
Mrs. r l.. Farrell entertained the
ladies Of the Bon Heur club at the home
Of her mother. Mrs. George Naylor. on
East Center street, yesterday afternoon.
Bridge was the feature Of tho afternoon
and tho prize was won by Mrs. Clarence
Erickson. The members present were
Miss Alta Taylor, Miss Eva Jones, Mrs.
Gene Clun. Mrs. Clarence Erickson, Mrs.
Ephraim Cluff, Mrs. George Hansen. Mrs.
p. g. Peterson, Mrs. Sam Raile. Mrs.
Fred Richmond, Mrs. X L. Anderberg
and Mrs. ]. w. Stleh