The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-13

his best man. William Lewis and the
clergyman Soft music. played By the
Ncttleton orchestra sounded during the
service ana also later as the party made
their way 10 the banquet room. where
\ bunet supper was served TO tho guests.
Miss Hazel Butler. Miss Lo,se Felt and
Miss Agnes Pitt presided at the punch
Do%is' The altar was all in white
and green but IN the banquet
room three colors were used.
lavender and pink and white.
ana these colors were seen also In the
gowns OF the bridal party The bride
wore a white dress OF charmeuse satin
trimmed with pearls and rhincstones ard
carried a shower OF white roscs and
dressed in pink chanio!s cloth trimmed
with lrTidcscent beads and rhinestones
ana carried pink roses. and Mrs. Aldous
wore n gown OF lavender brocade and
chiffon wjtb The crystal beads and car
rled violets. The littlc ring bearer was
in white and pink Following the re-
cepion. MIR. and Mrs. Murphy left for
san Francisco. whence they sail shortly
for Honolulu. 10 return later and make
their home IN Los Angeles,
Mrs. \. J; Gorham entertained about
. score OF her friends Yesterday after
noon at most enjoya ble literary and
kcnsnSton t.2 at her home ;he main
feature OF the afternoon being paper
by Mrs. J. c. Weeter covering her re-
cent year abroad. and called "ImpVcss'on-
lsoc Sketches OF European Peoples" The
paper was thoroughly enjoyed and quite
Ircelt discussed by tdc audience. many
Mrs. Gorham was assisted In serving tea
later ng her mother. Mrs. !. W. Smith.
and Mrs. =. u. McMahon. the rooms
were bright 1ih Christmas holly and
caTnatlons. anG The afternoon was spent
most informally over the ihimbies In
preparation Tor the coming holidays
Miss Richmond and Miss Marguerite
= NM.
noon az q delightful affair a box party
at the Colonial tGeatcr With q tea later.
In compliment 10 Miss Alice Wall. Tho
guests included. besides Miss Wall. Miss
Mary Wall. Mrs, Lewis y Jefts, Miss
Stcwa rt, Miss Eleanor Stewart Miss I.u-
cc!ic Clark, Miss Margaret Walker. Miss
MarsSret mcclure; Miss Norinne Thomp
son, Mrs. John Elliott Clark, Miss Fran
ceS McChr& Slai and Miss Josephine
Campbell Following TIE play, the COM
pany were Joined oy Mrs. RIchmond and
beautifully appointed table. adorned with
Beatrice roses. tea Tas served.
\ delightful affair OF yesterday was
Mrs W. l.. Hiorsach of Provo. who is
10 leave shortly FOR the coast. az which
Mrs. i. >. Townsend. Mrs. VI. f. Cum
imhG5 and Mrs. Leo Brandenberger were
very effective in pink Killarney roses and
yiolets. and tho company invited 10 meet
Mrs. Bicrsach were Mrs. p y. Num-,
Mrs j.. r. Root. Mrs T. A. Wedgwood
Mrs. Sam Schwab of Provo. Mrs. Joseph
Bishop. Mrs, T.. A. BuchkcT. Mrs. A. d.
Smith; Mrs. Jennie Checvcr and Mrs.
Bert Iwelves.
The Young Girls Of -. Aiary's sodaity
were The hosteSscs on Wednesday even
ing al a delightful card party In cathe-
dral hsI. which was also n most success
ful affair. Man. prominent society ladies
took tables in advance for the affair.
and either entertained parties OF friends
or sent representatives Among them
were Mrs. Margaret =. Salisbury, Mrs.
Thomas kearns. Nrs william McCGskell.
Mrs. j. G. Lynch Mrs. William O'Bricn.
Mrs. Edward McGurrin. Mrs. John I.
White, Mrs, T.. J. Wcstcott. Mrs Thorn
as Aturnane. Mrs. James Tvcrs, Mrs. 4.
Fred Wcy. Mrs. Joseph Geoshegan, Mrs
w. s Mccormick. Mrs. !. l. Gleason.
Mrs. \. II. s. Bird, Mrs. c \. Quigley.
Mrs. q. Cosgrlff Mrs NJ j. Daily Mrs.
Quinn. Mrs, II, II. Chamberlain, Mrs. Il.
Morrison, Mrs j. r. Eisque, Mrs. &. w.
Whitley. Mrs. u. \. Gallivan, Mrs. Kate
I1allordn, Mrs. W. T.. Fife. Mrs. NJ. \.
Hughes ana Mrs. J. j. Harvey,
The Ladies Literary club will hold an
unusually Interesting meeting this aGter-
noon, making Il special study OF the
achievements of the blind, Miss Joanna
SpIague viii have charge or the pro-
Crsmme and will herself speak on ''rhe
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