The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-02

~ Norton, which took place
1,' o'clock at the home OF the
,,s. Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
vsv p. A. sampkin perform
- .rrony. The bride was at
-, cousins, tho Misses Jessie
y. !, robertson, and c. w. SUI
~. best man. Only the I'M
's,,ves were present for the
J, but Inter $50 friends came In
.,,on lasting all evening AS
~. reception were MrB- Kent
MIS- Charles Shields. Mrs.
Miss orpha Kcyser, Miss
.,,n and Miss Frances Shields.
~,s lovely with quantities Of
,.,s, and autumn flowers, yell
st,ts dahiiss and yellow shaded
.sIus tho whole place attractive
~or. a beautiful gown OF white
.h,ne with trimmings OF point
rTeath of white roses In her
6bNeN
~ ornament was a diamond
sItt from the groom and she
.,ovsr of white roses. Her two
~ we're gowned In blue and
~ bride's colors having been
i, the wedding, Mr. and Mrs.
M for Boston to make their
I. ,hs bride wearing as a going
IN brown cloth tailored suit
shoss and gloves In the same
,,,,.ncs Powell and A NJ, Brown
lied last evening at O'Clock
pnwell home, Bishop John {.
atflcating, In the presence OF
'S,sts relatives only. The bride
All by Miss Cora Bird, Lawrence
me The best man, and Vera
.ss the ring bearer. Later u
5sn,ion was given to over zoo
a the young people. The home
,ir Vith autumn leaves and flow
q and white roses in the parlcrs
4 mas decorating the dining room.
>ss N friends assisted Ia receiv-
A n serving. among them Mrs, A.
! Mrs. R. Stelter, Miss Addie
and Miss Kate Burns and the
a of the BRIDES club. The bride
1 eoEn OF real lace over cream
"a the bridal wreath OF orange
worn by her mother. The
4 nj was a pin which was an
in his mothers family. The
-eM wore lace net over pink,
--,isd mink roses, Mr.. and Mrs.
IA on a short wedding trip, and
4 NJ home later at s1s Browning
tarrisse Of Miss May1ne Summer
"A a. Arnold Rich. which took
,zderday morning in the Salt Lake
was followed last evening by q
"a sleborate reception at the Sum-
N home ia Forest Dale. The home
IN lighted and bright with many
4 leaves and flowers, and the
we're received by the parents OF
\ ypung people and by Mrs, A T.
n Mas Ada Morris and Miss Lyle
Ia, and assisting otherwise both
wing and entertaining were the
4 Lillian Thomas, Bessie Rich,
Burps, Cora Olsen, Ray Olsen, Bar
MIA summerhayB. Blanch Ansley,
b 9umruerhays snd Irene Kimball.
lI1a wore q gown Of ere: m crepe de
:, With trimmings OF lace and chif-
BE- carried BRIDES roses IN a great
4 Mr. and Mrs. Rich left inlme-
b after The ceremony for Washing
d G.. where they will make their
4 EAtrize of Mrs. Florence Klstler
CAfsnes I Waters took place last
|1s al The home of the BRIDES sister,
u L Baldwin, In the Kensington
|uents The ceremony whs, per-
\ by Rev. P. A. Sivnpkin In the
- OF about thirty-fivc friends. The
! FHe all gHy with autumn leaves
LOU chrysanthemums. Music for
ding was furnished by Miss Bes-
Inon and Miss Leah Ransom. and
AhTin vas assisted in receiving
} Entertaining her guests by Mrs.
2n Eassett, Mrs, Blair Richardson
-RJ. F. P, Birkenstock. Mr.. and
Hatsrs will shortly be at home at
~ Fifth South street
rank ]. Westcott entertained the
'fs Of the Crystal Bridge club yes
~ the first meeting OF the season,
nh guests at ] o'clock luncheon
'ln four tables Of bridge following.
Fug table was all done In garden
ana the deep rcd autumn berries.
u Bailey won the prize In the
TO take the places OF two Of the
~ Who were out Of town, Mrs. "
|6nen and Mrs. ]. j. Burke were
~ yesterdays meeting,
4 70 her preparations to leave for
E1Dl. Hrs- James A. irons VIII not
ner day at home for the remain
'ff stHy here, but she will he able
uef friends informally any day,
/. ilIe formal "at home" day at
"a ard a number OF the ladies' Of
''s'h VIII receive their friends.
7, Wallace. who has spent the
~ VsrDal. has returned to the
y The guest for short time OF
Z Graham.
n. Young will entertain Satur-
,nooil IN honor OF Mrs. Rohn Ed
oakland. who is q guest mt the
'nh for few days.
;nent and Mrs. John NJ. Craig are
III Douglas for a short stay.
Iay 70 leave for their new sta
eolumous barracks,
Es keogh will be the hostess
'ning at a breakfast for Miss
aoams and the girls Of her bri-
r.ah Conrad and her little
"no nave been visiting Mr..
na MT and Mrs. Hooper Dunbar
nlne. sailed Yesterday on the
sor Iien Tsin, China, TO join
HH Miller Will entertain tho
Il tne Pan Hellenic society this
= "er nome on First avenue.
. 1ss, sanz, who has been vigit-
-. >eni,si, and has been very I'll, is
MI more and has fully recovered
.aa ~ slaughter entertained a half
= s W. ~ luncheon with bridge
Wednesday,.
n sno Mrs. James A. Irons will
| lms. party OF friends at a dinner
4.ry CLUB Saturday night their
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