The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-30

ding. Miss Gladys Hutchinson gave
q tea in Miss Evans's honor on Thurs
day afternoon; Miss Hollister Hancock
gave a bridge tea for her op Friday
afternoon and Mrs, Herbert r. Mac
milan gave dinner party for Miss
Evans and Mr.. Nelden last night. The
table was prettily decorated in pink
and white, basket of pink sweet peas
forming the centerpiece. The basket
was tied with large bow of pink rib
bon. The guests were Miss Evans, Miss
Rose Evans, Miss Frances Evans, Mr-
Nelden and Mr., and Mrs. S. D. Evans,
parents of the bride.
Miss Hazel Sappington will give an
informal bridge party at her home, Is
South Twelfth East in Miss Evans Is
honor and Mr.. Nelden will entertain
the members of the bridal party at din
! mother, Mrs. W. A Nelden on p street.
Miss Edna Dwyer, Mrs. Frank Jen-
nings and Mrs. j.. w. Critchlow will
entertain with a tea Monday afternoon
in compliment to their sister, Miss
Dorothy Dwyer, who is to be married
to Harry Preston Smith on Saturday.
Miss Mignone Denhalter and Mrs, W.
b Handin will entertain with bridge
tea Tuesday afternoon for Miss Dwyer.
Miss Junetta Pitt entertained with n
party at the Orpheum last Thursday
afternoon, followed by tea at the
Pitt home in compliment to the young
| Commercial club In honor of Miss
Dwyer Saturday by Mrs. Frank Lowe
The table had a centerpiece of bask~
ct Of pink roses and the ices and con.
fections were in pink. The place cards
were white and gold. Covers were laid
for eight as follows: Mrs Lowe, Miss
| Dorothy Dwyer, Miss Junetta Pitt,
Miss Alice Felt, Miss Margaret Clark,
Mrs. Allen Clark, Miss Phyllis Dwyer
and Miss Lorna Russell.
The customary table d hote dinner
was given at the Country club and a
number of informal parties were enter
tanned.
Mrs. Edwin +. Holmes, who left Fri,
day for Berkeley Hills near Hollywood,
Cal, to spend the summer, after spend
ing few weeks here received much
functions Of the past week for Mrs
| Holmes was a luncheon given by Mrs
Benner X Smith, at her home on East
South Temple street. The table had
| bowl of pink sweetpeas for a center.
piece. The guests were Mrs. Holmes,
Mrs, Woodruff, Mrs. Rice. Mrs. Scheid,
Mrs. Daggett,, Mrs, Harris, Mrs. Powers
and Mrs. Fabian.
june brides and June roses prevailed
in Salt Lake society the past week,
The leading wedding was that Of Miss
Vera Edwards and Morton r. Checs-
man at St, Paul Episcopal church Fri
day, night, followed by supper for the
wedding party and members of the
at the Hotel Utah, The couple arc
now spending their honeymoon in an
automobile trip through Yellowstone.
| They will be at home to their friends
| on tho Cheesmau farm, the beautiful
country home of the bridegroom, with.
in a month.
Miss Gertrude Flagel aud Alfred v
Clawson were married Tuesday night
at the home OF the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C.. z. Flagcl
The marriage of Harlow Eldredgc
Smoot, son of Senator and Mrs. Reed
Smoot, and Miss Anita Parkinson took
place Wednesday Mt the temple fol
the bridegroom . mother, Mrs. G.. a.
/ Eldredge. The couple will make their
home in Preston, Idaho.
Miss Marguerite Cotterell and Newell
K, whitney were married Wednesday
in the temple.
Miss Lillian Handley and Arthur L,
Park were married Tuesday afternoon
at the home of the bride. Miss Mary
Jenkinson and Harry W. Cram were
ouietly married Wednesday afternoon
at the home of the bride s parents and
are now spending their honeymoon at
Brighton.
Miss Nora Shcckell and Harmel Il.
Psatt wero married Tuesday afternoon