The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-26
LARGE 50 CENT cAsE-ANY DRUG sroR,

parents of the groom, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Younger, parents of the bride. and also
Mr. and Mrs. Horace 3. Whitney and
;ni, mr.. ana and NIs. ;, c. SaviIie, In the din
were Miss Rchan Spencer, Miss Nan
Clawson. Miss Margaret whitney and
MISS Winntfred Burrows, while assisting
them were Miss Libbie Wells. Miss T.iliia y
Wells Miss Florence Wells. Miss Helen
Wells, Miss Rosemary Young Miss MarIcn
whitney. Miss Helen Spencer and Miss
LrlSclha Cartwright. The bride was
dressed ~ a gown uf white crepe de
meteor trimmed with lace She wore "A
Ven Of TUT and carried i shower Of
Olde roses. Miss Jennings and Miss
Younger both wore pink gowns and car
ried pink roses The home was gor-
Seous with flowers. ihc rich tinls Of au-
tunn predonnatlng. although the par
InTs where the bridal party stood were
an IN Wllte aud green. In the library
the various shades OF purple and layend er
were seen In quantities of asters and
EeIloW aud red dahlias aud marigolds
were used through the other rooms, er-
cept in the dining room. where pink and
green adorned the table aud all the sur
rounding room, The young people went
directly to their new home at go \
street, where they will be at home after
October 10.
While the exact date for the annual
charity ball of ST. Marks Hospital Char
ity association has not been set. the
meeting of yesterday morning. the first
OF the present season, was devoted large
ly to making preliminary plans for that
event A committee TO arrange about the
place and the approximate time was ap-
pointed consisting OF Mrs Windsor V
Rice and Mrs Clifford r. Pcarsall and
a called meeting will be held on Wednes-
day, October Q. for the purpose OF hear
Ing this committee report and deciding
on n definite date, The foalI will prob
ably be about the middle of November
coming between tho two exciting things
election and Thanksgiving. On account
Of the absence from the city of Miss Lena
Hague 1t was thought necessary to elect
a new treasurer, and Mrs. A. s. Bower
was put IN that office
Mrs A. II Vossmeyer entertained a
dozen friends yesterday at q prcttily APP
pointed luncheon at her home for Miss
Ruth Crawford who is 10 be married dur
ing the autumn Autumn leaves were
used TO decorate the whole house, and
the suggestion OF the autumn time was
seen in the arrangement of the luncheon
table especially. Here q central decora-
with sunfowers and autumn leaves sci
off table covered with q cloth Of lace
over yellow stain, while streamers of the
yellow extended 10 the corners OF the
mother, Mrs. 9. E. SIadseu, and Mrs. i.
N F'oote. and the other guests besides
Miss Cra awford were Miss Eva Crawford,
Miss Eta Rich. Miss Elyie Arnold Miss Miss
Richard r. Romney, Mrs. Mclean and
Mrs. George Ruthop,
Mrs. Frank +. westcott entertained tho
members of the Crystal bridge club yes-
terday afternoon ct the first meeting OF
the year, an elaborate high tea. served
al the card tables, following the game
of the afternoon. Tile house was lovely
with the autumn flowers, the drawing
room and halls being all In yellow and
the dining room in white and green. The
hostess was assisted by Miss Rogers and
Mrs o. 3. lIewett. -Four OF the club
members, Mrs kearns, Mrs QuiGleT,
Mrs Thompson and Miss o Meara. were
absent and Mrs. Frank Knox. Mrs.
David Keith, Mrs r. n. Peale and
Mrs. Matthew Cullen we're asked TO sub
stltute. and additional guests yester-
day were Mrs T. d Wood Mrs. Annis,
Mrs Abner Lunan Mrs. Frazier and
Mrs Duna Prizes in the game were
voU hy Mrs w. j Snyder and Mrs, j.