The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11

MOST interesting wedding of yes
~ Yesterday was that OF Miss MAY
IN Tintah Critchlow and George
L 4 Prentice. Jr, which was solcm-
nized at tho home of the brides
mother on Seventh East street at
o'clock In the afternoon. No ono except
the immediate relatives and a few of the
very close friends were present 10 Wit
ness the ceremony, which was performed
by Rev. II. G. McNiece. who has known
the bride all her life. The home was
bright with flowers. quantities OF garden
asters decorating the various rooms and
pink roses making the dining room espe-
cially attra ctive. There were no atten-
dants. bat refreshments were served fol-
lowing the service. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Prentice left immediately after TO spend
their honeymoon in Glenwood Springs,
Colo. The bride wore a dark blue tailored
suit and a hat OF the same color. and
for the service she carried white roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prentice will be at home
on their return at 40 Seventh East street.
Mr.. Prentice is well-known cattleman.
the manager of the NJ *. Parsons cattle
IA nch.
terday was that OF Miss Mabelle Stephens.
slaughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j b. Stephens
OF this city, 10 Stanley Whitehead oil Los
Angeles. The ceremony took place nt 10
O'Clock in the morning at the stephens
home on East First South, the Rev. Fa-
ther McNally officiating. The bride was
attended by her youngest sister, Miss Ju-
liza Stephens. and j.. Il, Stephens was the
best man. \ wedding breakfast for the
family only followed, and later the young
people left 10 spend their honeymoon in
San Francisco. whence they VIII go later
by boat 10 Los Angeles 10 make their
home. The bride wore d handsome suit
of dark mahogany brosdcloth and carried
cluster OF pink and white sweet peas
The bridesmaids gown was OF tan cloth
and she carried RED sweet peas,
Mrs. Louise Groesbecl< McCune was the
hostess Yesterday afternoon Mt delight
ful bridge tea at her home OH First ave-
nue.. given in honor OF her sister Mrs.
James o. NIbey, who leaves shortly for
Portland. Or, where DR., Nlbley has be-
gan his practice Five tables OF bridge
players enjoyed the carly afternoon and
later more than a score OF friends came
in 10 enjoy tea. Mrs. Groesbeck and Mrs.
John \. Grocsbeck assisted the hostess
by serving at the tea table, while Miss
Gay Ciroesbecit, Miss Claudia Green and
Miss Florence Wells assisted them. The
rooms we're all bright with flowers. pink
and white asters being used in great pro-
fusion. Mrs. McCune will entertain the
members of her sewing club tomorrow.
Chaplain and Mrs, John. r Axton en-
icrtained very pleasantly at tea Tues
day afternoon for Mrs. Johnson, wife of.
Captain Waite &. Johnson. u. S. A. who
was ON. her way To Fort LeaVenWorth
from a visit to the coast The rooms
were all in white and purple asters and
number OF the former friends OF the
NXton family from town as we'll as the
army people were invited to meet the
@uest- Mrs. Frank a Lowe presided al
The tea table and Miss Geneveve Ifoff-
man, Miss Marjorie TIaldon. Miss Anna
.iHron and Miss MathiIda AXton assisted
in serving.
Miss Phyllis LUman was the hostess
Yesterday a a delightful tea at the LII
man home in honor of Miss Adrienne
King who is 10 leave shortly for school
in Illinois, and Miss Margaret Mcmillan,
recently returned from wear in Europe.