The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-19

fusion. The bride wore handsome
gown of white princess lace over satin.
with tiny French bonnet Of satin as a
headdress. She carried shower OF
white roses. Mrs. Mcintyre wore blue
ga tin gown In a Lucille model and a tiny
French bonnet of the same shade. She
carried pink roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
nett left for Denver and Colorado Springs
for a fortnight AS "A going-away gown,
the bride wore a dark blue cloth suit.
Gllmer. place. the. beautiful Giimer
ing OF a most delightful affair. a dane
ing party given by Mr.. and Mrs. Fra nix
p. Johnson in honor OF their niece, Miss
Ruth Dakin. who Is here visiting them.
and the hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Mary 4. Gilner, Mrs. Thomas Mario
neauX, Mrs. George Savage and Miss
GeDeve Savage. An orchestra furnished
dancing on the broad veranda surround
ing the house. Later a delicious sup
per was served out on the lawn nearby.
Mr., and Mrs, C. W. Midgley enter
tained about thirty OF their closest
friends last evening. at a very pleasant
reception In honor Of their son, Rex VII
liam Midgley and his bride. who was
Miss Maxwell Of Colorado Springs: The
adorned with many flowers. golden glow
In the parlors and pink roses in the din
Ing room % Receiving the guests We're Mr.
Midgley. MI and Mrs. Van V. Midgiey
and Miss May MidgIey. The Misses Leah
and Jessie Perry and Fra noes Glenn took
turns serving In the dining room and
presiding over the punch bowl.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Gedney OF New
York and their nieces. the Misses Kath-
crime and Helen Booth, have been spend
ing the past few days at the Hotel Utah
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. l.. knight Clapp.
visit in Colorado Springs and Denver.
Mrs. II. H. Hettlnger has arrived from
st. Louis and will spend a few weeks
visiting Mr and Mrs. Glen Miller AT their
home on First avenue number of So
during her visit, among them tea on
Wednesday, August 81, at which Mrs.
Miller will entertain;
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch w. Chamberlain and
son, Jack Hunter, are back from two
weeks motor trip to Idaho and Wyoming,
having visited Mrs. P. T. Anderson in
Border, Wyo.
Dir. and Mrs. George II. Wood took
party OF friends up to Pinecrest inn for
dinner Sunday evening by automobile.
Mrs s, Alexander ,e; C. G. Ewing VIII NE, enter
sephine Avery Of Kansas City,
Miss Me rguerite Rice and Miss Isabel
Rice will entertain few OF their friends
at d tea tomorrow afternoon at the Rice
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana T. Smith have re-
turned from Chicago. where they have
spent the past few weeks They also
visited DR.. and Mrs Wayne Smith at
their home in st; Louis
Judge and Mrs. William II. King and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Foster motored up
TO Pinecrest Sunday. returning that even
ing,
c. 7. jenkins is here from Columbus.
o.. visiting his daughter, Mrs. P n.
Cook, and will spend the rest OF the
month here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman A. Prosser and
Miss Winnifred Walker and Miss Marion
Sadler have gone on a trip through Yel-
Iowstone National park.
Mrs E, V Bertbelet arrived yesterday
after a stay Of several months In the east
She visited her former home at Will
some time with friends In the Adiron-
dacks and travelling through the east
Her daughter. Mrs. a. R, Ware. also
returned yesterday from. Denver.
Mrs. L. A. Fuller viii be here from
W. Trimmer at the Bungalow apart
ments. Mrs. r. e. Thomas mother of
Mrs. Trimmer. is also guest at the
Trimmer nome
Mrs w f, Adams. who has spent the