The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-23

ed Tallics In the game were of tiny logs
with hatchets attached and other einblems
Of the Father OF his Country were TO be
seen everywhere.
A simple home wedding took place last
evening at tho home OF Mr., and Mrs.
Edith NJ. became the bri5o OF Edwin j.
Shields, the Rev, j. G. McC1ain official
ing, ing The bride wore a gown Of white
and was attended by her sistor. Miss
Bertha. Holman who wore a simple
lingerie gown. Frank Wardlaw, Jr.. was
best man The bridal couple stood under
"hiie palms and cut flowers were used
IN The decorations. The young couple
VIII be at home after April / at No. S
Mr., and Mrs. Charles A. Walker en-
! Iertained a party nj friends al n dinner
"Wednesday ", Il. ~ evening at their home on
elaborate affair. Miss Anna Mccormick.
recently homo from New York, was tho
guest OF honor. and others In the party
and Mrs: Heber NJ, Wells Miss Blanche
Burke. Mrs. Ernest Eamberger, ] A. Pol
lock j T. Goodwin. John s Critchiow
and P. l.. Williams. Jr
The San Francisco Call Of Wednesday
mas the following item of interest TO Salt
| I.akers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Allen Keyes.
who have been al the ST. Francis for
the last fortnight will remain in this
CITY until the first week In March be-
tore returning 10 their home I'm Salt
Lake City. They gro being enter
talned at succession OF delightful
affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keyes. however. will go
south TO visit in Los Angeles and San
r,s1r
The new directors Of the Country club
held their first NEE ting yesterday at
9oon 9to9na at the & Al,a club and elected George
s, r Neel secretary, The remaining d.
rector is r, Z. McGurrin. number. OF
PLAYERS were out on the links yesterday
afternoon. enjoying the first mild day at
the club.
Accompanying a very attractive picture
OF Miss Leigh Whittemors OF Los An
sven Fecen,V at the 81 whttem"rs s nos
at $50 Kingsley drive. The affair was in
TO Mrs. James Ralph Cam
terbury. who is recently home from a
girls prominent in Los Angeles society
were among those assisting.
The Colonial thca+er held a splendid
audience last evening for the first night
OF The Prince OF Tonight the audience
Se,ns bo,,g, a rSs, s,osc soeiety ] one as we'll as
were seen, among them one at which
MI and Mrs. George S. Auerbach en-
a half dozen friends. their guests
being Mr.. and Mrs. George Relf and Mr,
and Mrs. Deutsch of Chicago
The first evening affair at Fort Doug
las since the arrival OF the new reei-
ment will be the informal hop tonight in
the post hop room. The affair Will be
attended by a number OF the more in
innate friends from town of the Off
GERS and their wives and a number OF
dinners I'm town and at the post will
precede the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reid entertained
about a dozen OF their friends infor-
,naDy at bridge on Wednesday even
ing With supper following al their homo
on Harvard avenue.
Mrs. 5. y. Evans and the Misses
Evans will entertain today at the sec
Evans home. The Misses Evans will
entertain at two teas next week, on
Wednesday and Thursday, for their sir
friends.
Mrs. Edward S. Ferry win entertain
with a luncheon today at her home on
East South Temple street
Samuel Newhouse left Wednesday
evening for q short trip to Los Angeles
and beaches.
Miss Anna Mccormick Will entertain
at a luncheon at her home next Tues
day.
Miss GeorSeida Moore Will entertain
at tea at her uncles home some time
before long. but the date has not yet
been decided upon.
Mrs. f. r. McGurrin is in California
for q stay of few weeks with friends
and relatives there.
Miss Eta Rich entertained a party o.
friends At cards yesterday afternoon for
Miss Marvel Madsen, one of the Fob
ruary brides, at which the game OF 800
was played by the guests. Three tables
were arranged for cards and later a
dinner was served for fourteen. The
decorations were OF the spring flowers