The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-12
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members of the families OF the bride and
groom were present Following the cere-
mony a dinner was served, covers Deihe
laid for sixteen. Mr. and Mrs. Tyler !ei'
on an evening train for short honey
moon trip,
Mrs. j. Stanley Dee entertained the
Ladies Literary club Wednesday after
noon Mrs, ]. Il. Wright gave paper
Gsna The THSinanG eSsany Of IN the cSina
the topic presented by Mrs. Harry Bag
ley At the conclusion OF a short bust
ness session plans for the convention TO
were discussed, Mrs. Fred Clark and
Mrs Douglas Watson were appointed
delegates Refreshments were served by
the hostess. the club adjourning to meet
Wednesday, October 40, with Mrs. Harry
Bagley.
An event which promises to be ono of
the most enjoyable OF the fall season is
the reception TO be held the latter part
OF the Weber clubs new home for which
arrangements are being made by Secre-
tary S. L. Reynolds.
Mrs. Fred ]. Kiesel and Miss Minnie
Kiesel spent several days in Salt Lake
during the week.
Mrs r. P Clark and Miss Margaret
Clark have returned 10 their home In
Salt Lake after spending the summer at
their camp In Ogden canyon
Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Hubbard Of Seattle,
who have been spending the past few
months in New York. sailed Saturday, Oc-
tober for Europe. where they will spend
tho winter Mrs Hubbard was formerly
Miss Frances Joyce Of Ogden
Mrs NJ. S. Browning will entertain the
Five Hundred club at her home next
Friday, October II.
Miss Maude T. Ziemer OF this city, who
Is studying music In Boston, was pre-
sented In pianoforte recital by her
teacher, Miss Myra winslow, at the lat
ter's studio, Friday evening. October 3.
Mrs, Pearl Eccles Reagan entertained
at a luncheon Saturday afternoon at the
Ejcces homo on Jefferson avenue, when
the enga cement of her sister, Miss Celia
Ecces. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
III. Eccles, to Walter Scott Cheesman.
son Of Mrs. NJ. A. Cheesman of Salt Lake
City, was formally announced to about
forty young friends Of Miss Eccles A
large heart mound OF pink roses formed
the centerpiece, and extending from the
chandelier to the ends of the long table
were streamers of tulle, the ends OF which
were attached TO French baskets Of pink
roses Assisting Mrs. Reagan In enter
tanning were Mrs W. III. Eccles. Mrs NJ
A. Cheesman and Mrs. NJ r. Cheesman.
Leah A. Seager and Peter Cunningham,
both well-known young people OF Ogden,
were married Thursday, October 3. After
a short honeymoon trip. they will make
their home IN this city.
John r. Tracey Of Vancouver, B. G.,
the past week
The Home Culture club will meet
Thursday next with Mrs. George Maule.
The members OF the @. A c. club will
be the guests of Mrs j. M. Mills at the
October meeting, the latter part Of the
month.
Announcement has been made OF the
marriage Of Harry c. Wilhelm and Miss
Irma Noble. which took place Tuesday,
September 80. In Evanston. Wyo. They
will be al home to their friends In this
city at 1880 Adams avenue.
The Martha society met Monday after
noon with Mrs. II c. Biselow at the
Reed hotel
Mrs J. T. Armstrong, Mrs. r. s. Joyce
and their daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Arm
strong and Katherine Joyce, spent sew
eral days In Salt Lake at the Hotel Utah
the past week.
A farewell dancing party was given
Tuesday evening in the Fifth ward
amusement hall in honor of John NJ.
Mills, Jr.. who left Thursday, October
9. for Great Britain on missionary work
The party was given under the direction
OF the young people and a large number
oil Mr., Mills's friends were IN attend
ance.
The Baptist Mission circle was enter
tained Thursday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. ]. b. McCracken.
Mr. and Mrs Ensign Herrick have
gone 20 Chicago, where Mr.. Herrick will
enter the Northern Illinois College Of
Ophthalmy.
The regular monthly business meeting
OF the B. Y. p u. was held Tuesday
Miss Browning and Miss Greene being
the hostesses. At the close OF the busi-
ness session refreshments were served.
Mrs Addie Baker entertained the Past
Guardian club Thursday svenng at her
home.
Wednesday the Rev w Lachlan Bell,
chaplain In the British military Indian
service. The Rev. Mr.. Bell has been in
the Indian service twelve years and is
on his way TO England.
NJ. and Ns. ". L. Nelson and daughter o,
Stafford, Arlz., visiting In this city. the
guests Of Mr. ana Mrs. G. 4. Nelson. Mr Nell
uon. wiih his femIly Is making his first visit 10
A. and n. +. Nelson. with their wives and
hrothcTz Ar,hup and Clyde. mo guests OF
Mr.. and MFs. Guy B. Nelson and Mr. and Mrs.
e. D. anderson.
Ida Buiterfield aud james W. McKins;ry botr
Of Ogden. were married In Salt Lake Saturday.
October {.
people to ,he wedding receution given by Mr. and
Mr.. Edward Mortimer Roberts OF Bliss. Idaho
their daughter. julia Mildred Robcrts. to Rober
Iee Anderson which took place Thursdey octo
heE . Mise Roberts formerly student al
she Sacred Hear! academy and has a large mum
be- AZ friends who extend congratulations. Mr
nnd Mr. Anderson wlll be ~ hcme TO tne
friends after November 90 n, Merced. Cal.
Tnesdav. at the Baptist John E. Gran
din of Idaho Falls Idaho, and Mrs Ellen John
son ot ogden united In marriage, ouly I'M
mediate Witnesses being present; hftcr spondlr.
few days In salt Lake they Will 90 10 Idah
Falls. II Is thelT intonton 10 return 10 oedel
I'm the future aud make their homo here.
Mrs p o RIPLEY aud daughter. Mrs Franl
j. Lowe NJ Salt Lake, have been tho guests o
NJ aud Mrs. c. a. Neson.
An executive meeting OF the W. c. T. IT, wa
held "Wednesday evening at the home Of MTs
Q. n. cran.
"wednesday morning az o'clock In 81. Joseph
church occurred the marriage of Miss Edna Healy
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ J. Heaiy, an
Walter y. Smyth. Tho ceremony was pertorrne
b. the Rev. Father p. VI Cushnahan and Wa
witnessed By only few relatives OF the bride an
groom. The groom Is the son OF d. A. Smyt
and holds responsible position with the Com
ncrcIn National bank. Hr and Mrs. SMITH LEI
Oh esoning train for tho south. and upo
their. they will receive their friends 4
s35 Tweuty-thrd street.
special meeting OF the Martha society wa
hold at tho home Of Mn. f. N Conroy satur
day afternoon. when plans for the charity bal
discussed and the dats OF giving tho affol
set
Misses Lois and June Pierce will entertain tn
Historical society at their next moc,ing sstur
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