The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-15

planneQ lot tue "eehs a'tuouSi
as a rule despite the chilly
weather, people have not yet be-
me accustomed TO indoor entertain
e. Among the events of the next few
VS. are luncheon at which Mrs
,orge Sutherland will entertain on
ednesday at the Hotel Utah, and a
the same afternoon at which Mrs.
orton F. Cheesman and Mrs Scnter f,
alkcr will be the hostesses at the
eesman farm. The various card
lbs are getting back into their regu-
times for playing and although the
yular meetings of the Crystal Bridge
,b will not begin for some time, Mrs,
rs OF il at her home tomorrow after
on in honor of Mrs. Ezra Thompson,
member who will be away during the
nter on the coast. Mrs. T. K. Black
II entertain the members of the Plate
b at the first meeting Of the year
the usual ] o'clock luncheon on
ursday. Mrs. Charles Read and Mrs.
bert r. Hager have cards out for a
Friday afternoon at the Read home
m 3 TO g. Miss Renee Redman will
the hostess on Saturday afternoon
tea for some out. t.of-town friends.
TWO affairs of the past week which
re unusual in their arrangement and
remely delightful, were the lunch
IS given at the Country club on
lrsday and Friday by Mrs. George
70 10 meet her mother, Mrs. Ida
Mrs. C. W. Poole of Mercur. The
vers used in decoration made the
co look like garden, the eight ta-
which were used to seat the guests
ug all different as to their floral
rnments. The guests entertained at
two affairs we're Mrs. William Alex.
er, Mrs. W. W. Armstrong, Mrs Er.
Bamberger, Mrs. T. w. Boyer, Mrs.
rles F. Carter, Mrs. Henry Catrow,
!. ". P. Kiser, Mrs. William o 'Brien,
!. John Elliott Clark, Mrs. George j.
son, Mrs ". a. Cunningham, Mrs. |
ry Dinwoodey, Mrs. Leroy G. Din
dey, Mrs. F. c. DeTn, Mrs. W. E. |
,, Mrs. J. c. Dick, Mrs. John Dern,
: F. J. Fabian, Mrs. ]. L. Franken,
-. e. Gallagher. Mrs. R. A. Keyes,
: L. J. Gilmer. Mrs. r. J. Glendin
I, Mrs. c. W. Whitley, Mrs. II. NJ.
Is. Mrs. Union Warrington, Mrs.
Tard R. Zalinsti, Miss Edith Sher-
Mrs. David Taylor, Mrs. ". G., B.
ell, Mrs. Charles s. Vadner, Mrs. T.
irifin. Mrs, R. Fl. Officer, Mrs. Rose,
G, r. Pearsall, Mrs. g. B. Pfoutz,
J. B. Risque, Mrs. J. 7. Harris,
James Z, Jennings, Miss Keogh.
Frank Knox, Mrs. Psstorius of
rado Springs, Miss Lethmeffel Of
adelphia, Mrs. Walter Tuttle, Mrs.
lies Wilkes, Miss Alton Young, Mrs.
!. Odell, Mrs. L. G. Robinson, Mrs.
les Read, Mrs. William Reid, Mrs.
). Rood, Mrs. r. A. Vandeventer,
Byron Cummings, Mrs William i.
rbeck, Mrs. IT. G, Mcmillan, Miss
lillian, Miss Aline Mcmillan, Mrs
uel Adams OF Denver, Mrs. Charles
ID of Arizona, Mrs. Mason Of Los
eles, Mrs. G. E. Allen, Mrs. NJ. ].
es, Mrs. W. H Child, Mrs. John
Mrs. George A. Steiner, Mrs. n. A.
gon, Mrs. W. d. Baum, Mrs. !. A.
,es, Mrs. a. J. Worse. Mrs. Fred
/ ,kerbocker. Mrs. D. W. Baxter of
lelle,, H., Mrs. A, J. Gorham. Mrs.
Goshen, Mrs. F. J. Gustn, Mrs 4.
| oh Peterson. Mrs. A. A Knowlton,
Charles T Vorhies, Mrs. C. w. III
Mrs. Causten Browne, Mrs. H, w.
IN, Mrs. George Harris Smith and
Lester Freed.
ere was one respect in which the
Wedding of the week was rather diff
It. II was the omission of the ever
MT Lohengriu ''Bridal Chorus'
IL must be admitted, much as the
1er number is loved. it was well
omission. The substitution Of the
siful mlnuet-like Swedish march
enjoyed alike by those who have
! the other since their own wed
days and by those who look for.
to the march. OF course some wag
sted that wedding would hardly
wful without the Lobengrin, but
one was willing to run tbe risk
was also the danger that some Of
In the procession would mako
ke and try to dance to 1t (some ;
sm did at the rehearsal), but this i.
r was cleverly surmouuted by the
" of the occasion. Seriously, the !
has seldom seen more beautiful !
ng. Simplicity. and that of the
beautiful type. characterized !
thing. The absence Of alI tones
white and green gave au unusual !
and one which was most becom.
ike to guests in gorgeous apparel
members of the bridal party in 5
stately white gowns.
h all the bunch of beauty and a
ce which surrounded the bride, it :,
ned for the visiting girl. Miss AL :
Ellis, to catch the BRIDE g bouquet /
? day Of the wedding. This sig /
that some at least of those in at
ace at the big wedding here NAV !
led 10 Denver before long to at
the popular visiting girl in the
capacity.
young people are rapidly fading
into the school and college circles !
east or west and the summer va :
may be said 10 be at an end. T
3essie Callow, n graduate of Row. G
all in last year g class. will leave
for Vassar TO enter college, her !