The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03

most most effective features Of the we'd
dinS supper WAS the cutting OF tho
orlde cake. when Lieutenant Fog
eTS drew his sabcr and handed /, to
I, ittS' chogefS, who cut the cake with
IL. Only three Of The fate symbols
were located after the cake was cut,
IoF no one would admit having re-
To,c.I IEsLed ! 9ne bachelors button. Miss
Mr. eii p,as SP,aidlns received the ring.
,iS I.cstarlck the thimbic and tic
9Iide Iound the good luck wish bone.
n:S; Rogers is the thirJ daughter
v, MI and Mrs. Spalding who has
;r.s' Sr.s,disI., f'cu INTO the army, Miss Edith
Spd.oing was married TO Licutenant
Jarrett n number OF years ago. Then,
&c Eear9 ago. one OF the most bril-
mart June weddings was that OF Miss
2n, 52nye Ipaiuins and Lieutenant Bowen.
boIh Lieutenant ana Mrs Garrett
Alu Lieutenant and Mrs. Bowen arc
nj mainland stations. Mrs Rogers
naioD naS, since she graduated from oahu
Peen one of the most popular mem
osrs OF The service set ana the So
c'al c!lClcS OF Tho towrs folk She is
J,. mos attractive blonde" lmme-
SatcIy after their return from their
honeymoon on tte other side o. the
island Lieutenant and Mrs Rogers
VII seaTe for Fort Douglas, Ttah
idere Mrs. Rogers will meet her SIS
Isr MIS- Bowen. as Lieutenant
Bowen is stationed there at present
Roger Powers entertained a party OF
%V loItS young people most delight =
,t, iuIiE tast evening. taking ;hera 10 the
Empress first and later home 10 IJupcr-
longer for a supper aud an inTor,Isl
dancing affair, The attractive home of
tle POWERS Family was gay with holiday
aecorations and everything was sueges-
i've OF the season of good cheer Judge
and Mrs. Powers assisted In cxtendinc
the nosp!t tanty OF the home 10 the Young
people who spent a few hours together
!nosl pleasantly. Nr, Powers leaves to-
morrow for Ann Arbor TO resume his
law course.
The Current Events and Current Liter
azure section OF the Ladies' Literary
club Will meet this AFTERNOON at ,be club
house at The usual time. Mrs. Edward
Merrill will read paper on 'i'rhe Cause
and BesinninSs OF the Balkan War
Mrs G a. Blanchard Will review The
will furnish the music.
The young girls Of the Gamma Phi So
rorit5 entertained their friends last even
ing with an informal part3. at the home
OF Miss Evelyn Movie on East First South
street. The young people enjoyed music
and games with q delightful chafin: dish
supper following
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 4. stinsley have re-
turned 10 The city after spending the
past year in California and are at home
AT No. -, the Bransford Mr.. and Mrs.
Campbell and their children arc still IN
Los Angeles.
Major James NJ. Petty. formerly Cap
tain Petty. has been at Fort Douglas for
a day OF. two on his way west after ac-
for a visit. He left yesterday Tor San
Francisco, whence he will sail on Mon
day next ON the Logan for his new sta
ton in the Philippines.
The knights of Columbus vii! give
their twelfth annual dance this evening
at Odeon dance hall. The affair is un-
der the patronage OF a number OF we'll
known young matrons.
Robert Lynch, who has been here
spending his holidays with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs ]. c. Lynch. leaves today
for Notre Dame. md, TO resume his
studies there.
Mrs. Harold J. Peery OF ogden spent
yesterday In town visiting friends,
Mrs, Jay T. Harris. is preparing to
some time in California. She will 90
TO I.ong Beach and later Will he with
Colonel and Mrs Holmes In Pasadena
stationed at Helena, has been transferred
to Seattle where he is attached 70 the
Fourteenth infantry,
Mrs. Ralph Z. .Hoas returned yestsr;,
dav to Ogden after spending the past
two days here. having come down for
New Years eve.
Capt. George u. Pond, formerly here
with the Fifteenth. will 20 10 the Phll,n-
pines; as master os Transportation Tor
the transport Logan, sailing from san
Francisco Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. George \. Davis announce nc
the crGaremcnt of their daughter, NY,
tn Oscar r. r.vans the marriage TO take
place January - in the salt Lake tenn
ric.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles ~ DooIitt!e cT-
pect to leave xlti1in q few. days tof a
stav OF a month or So on the coast
Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius 4. Boyd have
returned 10 tlloir home in Ogden haVinS
been guests az J. w Collins mere lof
the New Years eve celebration.