The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01

sweet girl graduate 1S at manu-
and Salt Lake has an unusually
charming array and large number OF
botb this wear. The coming week Will
H.. literally filed with weddings, We'd
nosdav being Cupid's favorite day Tor
the 6pal scene in his love drama, when
the young girls dreams become real
lied by the happy wife and the young
man s fancy knows its elimination.
And still If Cupid has done his WORK
we'll in congeuial mating. the love story
poes on. growing with the years, the
girl bride remaining the sweetheart and
the voung husband the hero of her
dreams. each dearer 10 the other with
the coming OF "silver threads among
the geld - even than on their wedding
day.
One of the most prominent weddings
of rho week will be that of Miss Rose
Evans, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs S. D.
Evans. and William Newman McCurdy,
which viii take place Wednesday even
ing st $50 clock at the First Preshy-
terian church The couple will he at
home after July J. in Los Angeles. Miss
Frances Evans. sister Of the bride, will
ne her maid OF honor. and Miss Frances
Cowan will be bridesmaid. Little Miss
Bessie Knight viii be flower girl. Jack
McCurdy will be best man and the ush-
ers will be George Critchlow, Harold
Horlick. VIII Game and Stacy Huise,
a cousin OF the bride from New York.
\ number of entertainments have
been given for Miss Evans the past
week and the 6ual one before the wed
ding will be bridge tea 10 be given
Monday by Ruth B. Cassidy at her
home, ~ Fifth avenue.
Mrs. ". G.. Grimsdell entertained
with a bridge luncheon Saturday at her
Evans The decorations we're in pink
sweet peas The guests were seated at
small tables and covers we're laid for
sixteen. The place cards had the mon
ogram OF the hostess engraved in gold
The bridge game followed the luncheon
Miss Evans was also guest OF honor
al card party given by Mrs. ", r.
Wallace Thursday evening. The deco
pink and green. Twenty guests were
entertained Mrs Jack T. Keith sang.
Assisting Mrs. Wallace was Miss Fran
ces McChrystal, Miss Deette McChrys
iaI and Miss Katherine Keith, The
prizes were won by George Critchlow,
Miss Frances Cowan, :. D. Evans and
Mrs. Lewis 4. Jeffs. The guest of hon
or also was presented with prize
MISS MARGUERITE BURROWS.
to a. j. Charon. .Jr., has been another
Of the popular June brides Mrs. A. j,
Cbaron and daughter. Miss Jessie
Charon, Will give a china shower for
Miss Burrows Monday evening. Miss
Mars aret Hamlin and Miss Sylvia Har,
ris will entertain on Tuesday evening
in Miss Burrows S honor.
A pretty entertainment given for Miss
Burrows Saturday afternoon WAS a card
party given by Miss Jasmine Smith and
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Smith.
9l9 East First South street. Forty of
the bride young friends were in at
tendance. The house was effectively
decorated in EnchantTess carnations and
palms, the pink and green color scheme
prevailing in all of the deails of the en-
tertainment. The game OF "500' was
played. The place cards were cupids
and hearts. Pink roses with announce
ment cards attached were given as fa-
vors. The tea table had cuny lace
cover with q basket Of carnations as a
centerpiece, The guests were MISS Alice
Simpbin, Miss Elsa Bambergcr Miss
Bessie Sharp, Miss Marion Mcintyre,
Miss Olive Wall, Miss Ora Sharp, Miss
Naomi Hoffman, Miss Margery Bdwell
Miss Virginia Whitney, Miss Ruth
Cowie Miss Gretchen Haslam, Miss
Frances Davis, Miss Lille Doscher, Miss
Margery Wassou, Miss Odrris Edmunds
Miss Elma Darling, Miss Gertrude
Thomas, Miss Ruth Prather, Miss Ruth
Godbc, Miss Flora Hamilton, Miss Nor
ma Mueller, Miss Mildred Tuttle, Mis-:
Frances Clayton, Miss Mary Godbe
Miss Marion Jennings, Miss Ferrol Nc
Lean, Miss Mary Jennings. Miss Marior
Tuttle, Miss Leona Dunn. Miss Margaret
Callow, Miss Theodosia Smith. Mis-.
Celia Eccles, Miss Erma Eccles and Mis-
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