The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-15
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ocDEN March 14.-Mrs. Ezra c: klon
ord daughters Gladys. Jiela ana ieaS'
Will leave next "Wednesday ior tIe snr,i
where they will visit before sin.nS - ~, Co., -
from Boston on the steamer - They
tour OF Europe and the Orient: incS
expect 10 be gone until September
clarence F. Wright OF this city, VINO wa
is attending school at washington, - ,.on On
was a guest At danc.hs al. ing Misses Mary
ard p,;th Howell, Several other Uahhs
were also present
Tho members OF the 800" club Viii be
the guests OF Mrs. A. 7. Hioos Moi'u"'
afternoon r,
A beautifully appointed AFFAIR of Thurs
Aor aveninc was the bon voyage DIN
ner nartv given by Mr.. and Mrs keIpn
p Brlstol, IN compliment 10 Mrs; f-SIs sar
c. Rich, who leaves next WedngsaS ns
a ,nur OF Europe and tho Orient ~
rresty color scheme in yellow was caI
Had out, with yellow danociis nn1 ooN,
az yellow tuile and maline: a frenSh
ha kGet NJ the flowers formed the cehSol
nirce and sulilax and maidcnhalr IeIn
were effectively arranged. C9Hs ,,teoo
laid for twenty-four. Hand paih.eo pna.s pa
cards in the shape OF Frenen nat The
dcaionatsd the place OF each guest Inc
Sayors for the ladies' were French nouo
orets of flowers, and the gentlemen "ere
presented with miniature ocean steanIs.s, stea,;
on each os which was Inc DOH 'osSs'
tag. -
wednesday afternoon at O'clock. ~
ma Erptist church, took place the mar
rage of Frederick j. van Ness Ti LIZ ~
city and Miss Mary Ai5aoeth ware H OF
mepnnsn performed the beautiful and I'm.
nresaiva rins ceremony in the presence
Of relatives only. The bride wore a
handsome blue fravehnf gown "i,u ,,ad-
,Jed n bououct of brides roses. a weo
ding breakfast was served Wednesuay ~
~ e,ciock at the home OF the brtsesroom
in tha Van Ness apartments, the tsp,o
being beautifully decorated WITH pr.de
rosss Imrnediately following the cere-
mony Mr., and Mrs. Van Ness LETT ON the
Los Angeles limited for wedGlhg u.p
10 Los Angeles, and upon ther uHa Te.uin
they win be at home to their friencs'
oStsr April l5, at the Van Ness apart
ments.
Tae hnal dancing party OF me 30
henian club series was given WeunesuaS
evening In the Colonial hall. ABOUT sen-
enty-ave couples were present ana en-
loved the fne dancing programme on
twenty numbers Punch was served III
The hall and In the downstalrs r..nd o,rr,mS
room dainty refreshmehtS WEI rn.,,ons
bouquets Of pink ana "hite Cd i''' '''''0
adorning the tables.
A banouet was given at the Weoer ciuo d
Thursday evening by the Og1eh !" "oro or,,-
sale Drug company, at "hicn .hS N.au
ployees Of tae company anu tbe,r clerks.
druggists. together "Nh e'H
were the guests.
District Forester f. A. Sherman ana
wife left Tuesday afternoon IoI NE
souIa Mont, where they VIII IeIlaiH Ie,, .
short time and from there they VII 20
80 W,shincton. d. C. for an indefinite
time.
IA Eccles returned Tuesday rom IN
extended trip TO the east
Mics Minnie Kiesel VIII leave shortly
for Boston and will snil April on the
steamer Cretic for Il tour or Europe
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This CITY arc visiting in Washington; ~.
q on route 10 New Orleans from New
York City.
Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald and daughter'
Kathryn. have returned rom 'N''''' mo-
where they spent tho WINTER
Mrs. II. j. jackson and daughter nave
gone 10 Florence. Ala. Tor seVera'
weeks visit.
Mrs. ]. Frank Duffy OF New 1, York
spent the week. In Ogden, The guest
OF Mrs. June Clark
Miss Louise Maison OF Los Angeles.
clara Higgins for the past month I leli
Thursday for Salt Lake, where she Wlii
spend the week end, the guest OF MISS
Lila Eccles.
4 meeting OF the Child culture cluo
was held Tuesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Nellie Ransome. y short ous,-
ness meeting was held. which was fol-
lowed by a musical and literary pro
eramme, the leading NUMBER o, wlnGn y,
titled "other Peoples Children. Al
the next meeting OF the cluo, IN TWO
weeks civic day Will De celebrated ana
q fine progra mme has peen arranged
Mrs. D. Leo Aladscn returned Wednes-
dav from six weeks stay Win her
mother I'm California
Mrs. ]. w Reeve entertained the
Utopia Sewing society "Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Joseph scowcroft will entertain
the Ladies' Literary club at musicale
ri her home next Wednesday afternoon.
The C. A. c. club will be entertained
by Mrs. F. II. King at the next meet
ing.
/. y. sparso left Tuesday for Cali
forn.a.
Albert E. Becker and family are home
from a two months sojourn IN Call
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jenkins have
gone 10 Columbus. Kan, where they will
reside
An afternoon tea and musicale was
given Thursday In the Masonic temple
parlors by the Ladies OF the Eastern
Star.
birthday surprise was rendered Mrs.
Walter l.. stephens By number OF her
friends Tuesday evening at her home,
Cards and music furnished entertainment
for .he evening and refreshments were
served. The following were present;
Messrs. and Mesdames ]. ". Reeves
H. c. Civilian. j. F. Metts, G. p. Wy
mer. John Scowcroft. Earl West, Mrs.
Peterson. Roy Clark and Walter l.
Stephens.
The Women's Missionary society OF the
First Methodist church met with Mrs
j. r Rushmer Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. :. w. Wherry had charge OF the
lesson.
Mrs. NJ. X. Allen has left for an ex
tended visit TO California coast points.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Robinson and chill
dren are visiting Mrs. Robinsons parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Leishman, at Gar
land.
Mrs. Fannie Peterson is visiting in
Tremouton. the guest OF her sister. Mrs.
Ernest Allen.
Miss Ida Carr is the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph ". Lewis at Garland
About 100 members OF the Weber
club OF this city were entertained In
formally al a banquet AT the Hotel Utah
Tuesday evening by the members OF the
Salt Lake Rotary club. The affair was
held in the large dining room OF the
hotel and over 200 we're present. Charles
\. Qu!giey acted as toasimaster and
short talks were given By Governor
William Spry. NJ s. Browning. n VI.
Rowe. Frank NJ. briggs. Frank p. Cal