The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-03

M 1T a bridge tea. the first OF two
lvl such affairs. the second of which
Is 20 be given today. Through
| The uarors Of the Jennings home were
n arranged twelve tables for the game OF
bridge, and after the game number
OF friends came in 10 enjoy tea, at
/ which Mrs, 5, Sharp and Mrs. George
4 Harris smith poured tea and coffee,
\ While Miss Helen Jennings. Miss Phyllis
Sharp. Miss Priscilla Jennings and Miss
Mary Jennings assisted. Tho decora-
lions were all in yellow, tall yellow snap
dragons and yellow pompon chrysanthe-
NUNS combining In an effective decora-
tive scheme.
4 delightful affair OF yesterday after
noon was the bridge tea given by Mrs.
George l.. Savage at her home on Fourth
avenue 10 about forty OF her friends.
Seven tables we're arranged for the play
ers for the early afternoon. and later a
score OF mere additional came In 10 en-
10Y tea, at which Mrs Frederick f.,
/ Stanfier ard Mrs. Edwin l.. Sheets
gapyed, while Miss Geneve Savage, Miss
t9Strenco iialoran. Miss Mary Luman
k&nd Miss Eliza Dey assisted. The rooms
n were ALL flooded with sunlight and bright
4 with quantities Of pink Snapdraeons, eX
low chrysanthemums and yellow tnlle
made an artistic table decoration. Mrs.
Savage entertaius at a similar affair to-
day. -.n
The marriage OF Miss Clara Cahoon
and Earl +. Welch was soIemnized last
evening Al : o'clock IN the presence OF
L the Immediate relatives only at the home
4 OF the brides parents IN the Keith
Apartments the Rev. Elmer l. Goshen
/ officiating The bride was attended by
y \ 81 a,,I -. g
cahoon was the best man. From til
il oclocE the young people received their
friends 10 the number OF $50. the bridal
( party together with Mr.. and Mrs. Reyn-
oids Cahoon and Mr., and Mrs Joseph
S. Weich. standing IN the par'or amidst
bower Of red roses and palms and
ferns. The same color scheme was car r
[ ried out on the lower floor, where buf-
ae' Lnce sGRest gown %aS Of Of white hit brocaded char
! meuse rith net drape Of crys1ai ni "a and 10
1. pearl trimming She carried shower o'
s4bEifes roses and lilies Of the valley.
= 7&r Sisters gown was Of pink charmeuse
--zzffh an o"erdress OF white silk mel with
trimminss Of rosebuds, and she carried
4 pink roses. Mr.. and Mrs, WEIGH went
4 directly TO their own apartment In the
Esther where ihey will he at home after
this week.
The second ia series OF dancing par
ties 20 be given by the music section OF
the Ladies' Literary club Will take place
Il
viii be under the patronage OF Mrs w j;
AdArns. -he president of the club, and
also Mrs. Robert &. CemmeO, Mrs MAI
gnrcr E. Salisbury and Mrs Mary q.
1 Gilmcr
4 Mrs. Willis ilnc Will entertain fen
II friends at n tea tomorrow afternoon at
II the Ulne quarters at Fort Douglas, ana
Il The following DAY Mrs, Frederick r.
Palmer viii entertain fe~ OF her girl
friends at q tea.
4 number Of parties enjoyed the cham
4 Der music concert given last evening AZ
The First Congregations, church, tine sec
1 ond concert of the season given by tue
Salt Lake qulntette
Nl.The most elaborate event OF today will
~ the dinner dance 10 be given TINS
/ Esyenine al tEe Hotel Utah by Mrs. James
Hogle. 10 which about a hundred Of her
/ friends have been asked
4 Mrs Harold Reed S:noot and Mrs Jo-
Il seph Niblsy viii bc the hosteSses this aft
\ crnoon at an elaborate reception at the
Smoot home in Federal Heights, the
bours being from 10 9,
| Mrs John WEIGH will entertain the
Il Crystal Bridge club a her home OH East
Second South street this afternoon,
The Cleorau viii meet today With Miss
n floreuce Horne. 81 Seventh East street
Miss Emnsine Wells VIII present The
ioa.c German Folk Songs and Ballads.
inset this afternoon al 80 al the home
Of Mrs. =. p. Seymour, llf5 East Sixth
South street
II klThc art section OF the Ladies Literary
SEffsb VIII meet today al io:SO a; the club