The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-16

la palace was the scene
afternoon Of most
function, the first large
fen there in the past two
Mrs. Edwin +. Holmes
btions to a large company
during the hours from
re was 4 constant Strea IN
and going. The whole
In open and many Of the
feeting the hostess and
A in the drawing room OF
GONE Time IN the beau
nGjoinng, admiring the
assures TO be seen there.
u eceived in the drawing
N her was her sister Mrs,
;hilc. through the adioin-
few of her southern
pr their cordiality-Mrs.
Mrs. John Weir, Miss
and Mrs. ]. II. Fred
oval table in the din
cotere OF friends took
4 table, Mrs, Wallace
frs. Lewis a. Evans for
hrs. Heber NJ. Wells and
re "'Ss Sanm Smith for the second.
IA ,irs Walker and Mrs. r. w.
,S,su,y I'm e third.
He.o or uantities Of American
netv harmonlzing with the
pcmui' an of the room. decorated
.pu oantr. OF the table, while rib
Sa sne hsndol dered in the same fow-
rons' hastt the rich-hued autumn
Sa,,i,s Nice of gold and other
las esorIe1I " the place like A pic
49, In III brary near by d punch
ssh,a was, and here again the beau
.,- Of theb h fruits anG vines was
ssen IN tBl ations
Ths mokE Ing part OF the decora-
+,ons hopsA gas near the window iii
tha ara vii IN, which was banked
NTH chrys nums brought from the
pasa6ena / E Roble. In the music
roor, nm o bed bowl of gorgeous
de hljss M for the hostess at last
season's n, show in Pasadena and
shInDed froi FL Roble gardens there
for This oct attracted the attention
and admira;A of the company.
Seated Ia bounding part Of the front
hall was a fhestrs. which furnished
music throu- he afternoon hours, while
many friend, he and went. The beau
tifuI new col les of the autumn season
were TO be dU on every side. but most
artistic and apropriate were the gowns
worn by the hostess and her sister IN
the receiving ne. Mrs Holmes wore
Paul Polret nie In the soft coral-l!ke
CoIOt shades. ude with the soft-clineing
draperies of cffon In pannier style. Mrs. |
Harris's gown ras of pale blue satin with |
trimmings OF leehlin lace.
A brilliant ialr OF last evening was
lhe reception Een by Captain and Mrs. |
Narol D. Colrn al their quarters al
Fort Douglas { Captain and Mrs Rob- |
est W. Mearnl whose marriage took |
place last Jus and who are recently |
settled after aIedding trip abroad. The
attra ctive roos were all bright with |
flowers and bus ntly illuminated. The
parlors and l!yg rooms were decorated J
with tall, yello chrysa nthemums. while |
quantities Of PIX carna tions and ferns
with the hostlnd hostess and their
guests OF honewere Colonel and Mrs.
James A. IRON while serving Ices and |
coffee In the inins room were Mrs.
Arthur Dalton and Mrs. Wilson B.
Burtt, with 10 Cartwright and Mrs. |
table near by y. Henry NJ. Nelly served |
punch. The nmentnl orchestra, sta
TONED on the hiding above. furnished
excellent muster the evening,
4 ouet chuu wedding. attended only
by the relatiyesnd few OF the closest
friends and therother physicians OF the
bridegroom, wtthat which united Or.
Katherine l.. Eer. the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs; Nahr Eager. and DR.. Ralph
place at noon the First Presbyterian
church. the Roll. ]. Talbot officiating
Inc Wodding MIC was played by Mrs
Milton Hume Hon, a gifted musician
new TO the eli wedding breakfast
at the home CHE BRIDES sister, Mrs ]
Charles w. Jopn. at which only the
immediate relaes were present, fol-
lowed, and lathe young people went
direct TO theipwn home. 074 Fifth
me weddingi Miss Georana Felt,
oaushler OF Mand Mrs. G. B. Felt.
ana Joel Kicha1 which took place yes
,eraaS morn,nA the Salt Lake temple,
ceptlon for thej.nds OF the young peo-
pie, gwen al tFelt home. The house
vas gay "iths autumn decorations,
caves and all late flowers combining !
n.nnia 70 m,hhe me phattractive, The young
Felt and SpentFelt. and the a parents f:i.