The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-18

ferns. The hostess and her two daughters
received in the parlors while Miss Char
lotte Boutwell, was In charge OF the din
Forrest Walden. Mrs. John C. Daily and
Miss Fora Shaw took turns at the tea
table, while Miss Fora Morse, Miss
garet Merrill. Miss Marian Yose and
Miss Martha Martineau assisted. In the
library Mrs. Albert NJ. DAILY and Miss
Miss Frances Losse and Miss Hazel o'Neil
| received tho guests at the door. In an
aIcove nearby the Troubadours furnished
music all afternoon.
Tho marriage Of Miss Elizabeth 3.
and Or. Martha Hughes Cannon:
snd Mr noS anG Mrs s"an Ross P0rec foter son took
place at high noon in the temple on
Wednesday. President Anthem n Lund
performed the ceremony: Immediately
| afterward the party OF twenty. which
consisted OF the immediate relatives, left
by automobile for the home OF Miss Anne
NJ. Cannon in the southern part OF the
ated with midsummer flowers. nastur-
| tiums and purple pansies being used III
the parIor, crimson roses in the hall and
pink and white sweet peas in the dining
J room.
| The bride wore a gown Of white net
embroidered In roses roses over ivory messa. ssh :.
attended by Miss Ghwendolyn Cannon In
pink messallne with lace overdress, Dr.
| Cannon, the mother Of the bride, was at
| After August l MIR. and Mrs. Porter Will
be at home to their friends at their new
country place, THE Oasis" southwest Of
| the city.
Mrs A. II, vossmeyer WAS the hostess
yesterday afternoon ut a card party given
In compliment to her aunt. Mrs Andrew
| Howat, Jr.. Of Los Angeles and Mrs.
George Ruthop, a bride OF the early sum
mer. Only few friends enjoyed the af-
fair and after the game tea was served
Mrs. Charles Madsen and Mrs. Arthur
selby assisting the hostess by pouring:
The tea table was lovely with large
wicker basket OF pink sweet peas tied
with pink maIne and two smaller pas
which were later presented to the guests
of honor Ices bonbons and tallies were
all carried out In the pink sweet pea idea.
A delightful affair OF yesterday was the
bridge tea at which Mrs. g. NJ. Benedict
entertained for Miss Josephine Well. Six
tables of bridge were played and later
number more friends came IN to enjoy
tea The home wns lovely WIN ho%ers, v,ars
and pink Killarney roses the dining room.
Here. seated at the tea table. Mrs. Charles
f. Carter and Mrs. Max Well poured tea
and Miss Ada Ellerbeck assisted.
Miss Clara l. Colburne entertained q
few OF her former pupils at a delightful.
little dinner last evening at Kowiaho @ ,I,a
Misses Nellie and Carrie Calvin Of San
Francisco, and Mrs. Hartman and Mrs:
Sears, formerly the Misses Osborne, all
of whom are visiting in the city at pres
ent-
A meeting of the former pupils and the
alumni Of the Collegiate institute Will be
held tonight at Ferry hall In Westminster @
iegIate club to hold In union the old
pupils of the school.
The marriage Of Miss Henrietta Young
and Samuel D. Thurman Will take place
this afternoon at o'clock in the Salt
Lake temple, and will be followed by an
Informal reception for tho relatives and
which the young people viii leave for a
short wedding trip.
The usual n,id-week luncheon at the
numerous small parties of friends who
either played bridge later or enjoyed the
cool delights OF the shady lawn for few
hours of the afternoon.
The Rev. DR.. Frederick Norris and Mrs
Norris. who have been spending the past
few days at Whitehall. will remain till
the beginning OF next week before leav-
ing for the west.
Mrs. ]. W. McClennan and her two
children are here from Iowa visiting the
Keste family. Mrs McCIennan was Miss
Carrie Keate Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T Beless are home
from San Francisco, Mr.. Bcless having
Joined Mrs. Beless for the return trip.
which was made by boat to Sacramento
and then home by rail.
Mrs. c. $, yadner will entertain today
in honor of Mrs, R. B. Thayer OF New
York. who is guest in the city.
Miss Josephine Well will entertain today
at a tea at her home on North Main
street
Miss Edna Shepard will entertain at
Rohlfng, and Mrs w, Fl. Handin will
also entertain In her honor this even
Ing.
Mrs, Fred r. Sands will entertain a
party of little folks at a lawn party this
afternoon for her little daughter. Beth.
Mrs; e. R Dickinson Of Denver win be
will spend tho day with Mr. and Mrs ].
A. Reeves.
The Wonlan's Home Missionary society
OF the Westminster Presbyterian church
VIII hold tho annual picnic luncheon to-
missionary meeting following.
Mrs. Earl Simmons and son, Murray,
rh>cnburg In Parlcy's canyon.
Mrs. A. w, Randall has returned home
after trip OF seven weeks to New York
and and, Boston. the latter being. the former
Mrs. Randall visited friends and relatives
In Denver. Buffalo. and Syracuse, n. Y.
MURRAY TO HOLD
BOND ELECTION
An election to decide whether or not
the city OF Murray will be bonded to the
extent OF 100000 for the purpose Of in
stalling ga lighting plant at the mouth
OF Little Cottonwood canyon will be held
on July 30 At present the light used In
MURRAY tg siu II