The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-09


months ago. Not alone are the wed
dinps of tho month tangling up al
sorts OF society affairs for brides, Il
brides, and with brides, but other en
entertainers are getting in. splendlt
work in the line Of seeing how full the,
can I'LL every hour Of the day through
out the Joyous month OF June. From
morn till dcwy eve, and some time al
ter, the hours are filed for the present
week. Numerous parties are made ny
10 enjoy the Gates concert at the tab
ernacle tomorrow evening, and many
theater parties for the opening of the
Margaret Anglin engagement also are
to be given. Among the afternoon
events for tomorrow are large tea
gwen by Mrs. John j. Daily for her
new daughter, Mrs. Albert Moxum
DAILY, q luncheon TO be given by Mrs.
William Ii. Alexander, a bridge tea at
which Mrs. James 1vers aud her daugh-
ter, Mrs. James Finlen, will entertain,
a luncheon at the Country club at
which Mrs. Walter Stone will be the
hostess, bridge tea given by Mrs. Jo-
seph Howell, and other affairs.
Mrs James l.. Franlscn Will enter
tain on Tuesday with a bridge tea at
her home, Mrs. ". H. Alexander will
entertain at similar affair, Mrs. f. L..
Davis is to be the hostess at n luncheon
at her home, Miss Mcrce Lewis Will en-
tertain with large luncheon for Miss
Vera Edwards, DR.. and Mrs, ID. Moore
Lindsay will entertain a number or
their friends at tea from } TO at
the Country club, and the ladies of
St Marks cathedral guild will give 4
silver tea ct the deanery.
Mrs. Wesley King and Mrs. Karl
Growee will entertain the members of
the Fortnightly Bridge club and their
husbands at dinner at Mrs. King 5
home Wednesday evening at o'clock.
The dinner will be followed by bridge.
Miss Bryan Houston, another of Miss
Edwards bridesmaids. will entertain
with large luncheon in her honor on
Thursday at the Alta club, while Miss |
Vera Siocahl will give a matinee party |
for her and her bridal party on Satur-
day at the Orpheum. Mrs. Morehouse |
and Mrs. Kleinschmidt have issued in
vitations for 4 'clock tea TO be Civ
on at the Commercial club next Satur.
day afternoon.
Mrs Jay Tarvin Harris has issued in
en- at Oakwood Thursday afternoon,
June 20, TO meet Mrs. Edwin Francis
Holmes. Miss Stella Cohn and Mrs.
Louis Singcrman will entertain nearly
fifty guests at lake party next Thurs
day evening in honor of Miss Josephine
We'll, Miss Helen Cohn and Miss Ruth
Greenewald of Philadelphia, who is Wis.
iting Miss Marian Oberndorfer.
There has been q wonderful increase,
not alone in the number, but also in
the beauty, of the country homes
around Salt Lake. Every week one
hears of some one else who has either
purchased or is about to build a new
country place. Mayor and Mrs. Samuel
G. Park have Just about finished their
new house-they call il cottage. but
IT is really q good;sized mansion. Mr..
and Mrs. II. w. Walker moved their
family out TO Briarwilde last Friday,
and will spend the better part of the
there, although motoring in fre-
luentlv. Mr.. and Mrs. i, Frank Judge
have been settled in the Cobbles for
,ome weeks, and Mr.. and Mrs Ray
Walker also have been in their beau
iful country place for more than a
month.
Mrs. L. B, Mccormick expects to
move her family out to her new place :
lbout June 90. Mrs. Herman A. Pros
crr of New York has opened up Idle :
Wild and is there with her children for 3
he summer. Mrs. NJ. j. Cheesman' =
ZIG new home, which also is somewhat {
# mansion, will be completed early I
n the summer, and meantime she and
drs. Campbell and the children are en-
Dying the delights Of the present 8
ractlve little places. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. G.. Edwards, who have purchased I
lovely place nearby. are deep in the 2
Mysteries Of the construction of their I
ew home. which is to be an all the I
ear round place. h
In slightly different location but v
nll out to the southeast, are the beau I
iful new places OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geor- a
2 1e !, Airs and Mr.: and Mrs. William II.
Y the owners. The Childs will have a
nth them through the summer Mrs. t
sack Lloyd and her babies, during the f
bsence Of Mr.. LLOYD. Mr.. and Mrs. e
ay T. Harris will spend the entire y
ummer at Oakwood, the lovely coun-
" home of Colonel and Mrs. Edwin T.
Iolmes. which is BEING changed slightly Is
o admit of more sunlight and to make "
even more attractive than it is- b
The San Francisco papers are max Il
ag much ado over the fact that the p
astom in weddings is changing, as all "
hlngs change, and many brides are G
rearing soft colors rather than the .
cad white which always has been '
onsldered the conventional thing in u
-edding- gowns 1t is argued, of course, B
ldt oIlues 40 not look so well In white AZ
hen the nervous tension Of a great a
how wedding makes them perhaps at is
heir worst for looks anyway. Much N
lay be said in favor of bright colors .
or the members OF the bridal party b
ny way, even if the bride does wear 81
ne dead white, for nothing so enlivens e.
summery wedding as the gay light.
ess Of color and the flowers. The
irgest and most elaborate wedding N
the month here will be that of Miss y
era Edwards and Morton Cheesnan. a
-hich will be quite an innovation in u
he way Of local weddings. First. IL v
Ill take place on Friday. June 2s, IN W
I. Paul s church, and it will be a rain. p
ow wedding in its richness of color. o.
llss Romola King. the maid of honor, ~
i'll wear a creation with gorgeous deem 81
ose pink coloring, while the maids a
hss Merce Lewis. Miss BRYAN Hons, 81
IN, Miss Marie OdeIl and Miss Mar. =
sret Dunn, will be dressed in the pas. "
d shades Of pink and blue mauve. The \;
Ieddlng ought TO be one Of the mos. II
eantful ever seen here. embracing
5 il viii. six OF the most stunning