The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-21

Kenneth C. Kerr enjoyed most delight
lie Grande Young home In Red Butte
Hollow, the scene Of many delightful
events in the lives of the Young family.
Mrs. Kerr had invited her friends to
several hours were spent most plea sanity
out under the trees with the handwork.
Later the guests were taken indoors,
where at small tables gayly decked with
Mrs. Kerr's sisters. Mrs. William Reid,
Mrs Lester Freed, Miss Alton Young
and Mrs. lie Grande Young. Jr.. assisted
her in entertaining her friends.
The marriage OF Miss Dorothy Rook-
hdge and Arthur c. libby was solem-
uized yesterday at noon in the school
chapel at Rowland hall. the place where
of her girlhood. The Episcopal marriage
service was read by Dean Samuel R,
Colliday. In the presence Of the parents
OF the bridegroom and the grandmother
in San Diego. The two young people
were otherwise unattended. They left
immediately after for a honeymoon trip
to the north by automobile. They will
be guests for 4 short time on their re-
turn of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Tibby on A
street.
Mrs. Charles ", Simpson entertained
q few friends yesterday at q luncheon
for Mrs Duncan Grant Richart (Gladys
ter a visit with her parents to join her
husband in the east The decorations
were all in yellow. goldenglow and yell
low favors making the table attractive.
The guests besides Mrs. Richart were
Miss Dorothy Ingram, Miss Virginia
Beatty. Mrs. Lewis Sowles. Miss Mary
Wall Miss MargaTst 1l Walker, Mrs s,, Har-
tertain today at Kensington tea for
Mrs Richart and Mrs. McConaughy will
entertain at a tea for her on Friday
afternoon.
was the guest OF honor yesterday at a
beautifully appointed bridge luncheon CIV
en- by Mrs. w. w. Warner and Mrs,
Fl, A. Haynes al the Warner home The
rooms were all decorated with golden
glow and the appointments we're OF the
same color The guests enjoyed two ia
bles or bridge following the luncheon
The guests besides Mrs. Clark were Mrs.
John c. D. Clark, Mrs, Addison II. Ware,
Mrs II. 3. Tucker. Mrs. Frank Gardner
and Mrs. Lucy Reynolds
A simple but beautiful home wedding
OF yesterday was that Of Miss Matte
Dyer. the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A,
G. Dyer. and Thaddeus Parks of Boise.
which was solemnized at noon at the
Dyer home. The ceremony was per-
formed Dy the rev. + a. olDDEIH Will
no one except the immediate family pres
ent. A wedding reakfast followed and
later the young people left on short
wedding trip. They will make their
A number Of the close friends OF Mrs.
Barbee, mother OF Mrs. III, y, Mayo: en-
| joyed a delightful luncheon yesterday In
served in the main dining room OF the
Hotel Utah and two tables Of bridge fol-
lowed Those present. besides Mry. Bar
bee, were Mrs. Mayo. Mrs. Clarence
warnock Mrs. George W. Putnam, Mrs.
s. II Sharman. Mrs. VI. r. Lipman. Mrs,
G. W. Boyd, Mrs Murray Sullivan.
| Miss Ethel Bettlson who for the past
members OF the Rowland hall faculty, has
| accepted position in the Oahu college
at Honolulu. She has left her home in
Bowling Green. Ky. where she has been
spending the summer. and will be here
Saturday 10 spend day or so with Mr.:
and Mrs w. e. Traughber She will sail
from San Francisco August n for her
| new post
Miss Hughina Gordon entertained a
number Of friends Tuesday evening at a
mountains early yesterday morning.
Miss Lillian Phelps entertained the same
girls Tuesday afternoon and evening In
h4IsD Hs5a q on Mss and mss Mae
| who leaves shortly TO enter college in
| Michigan.
A number Of small parties OF friends
enjoyed the midweek luncheon yesterday
at the Country club, Mrs. F.. f. McC;urrin
entertaining a few young friends 10 meet
Mrs, James Ivers, Jr., one OF the summer
brides, and few other members being
| hostesses to parties of four or six guests.
A number OF theater parties are
planned for this evening, the opening