The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-11
OGDEN

o'clock at tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs. G
s. Gunnell. when Miss Ivy GunneIl
daughter Of Judge V. G. Gunnell, anf
Perry 9. Ellis were united in marriage
Only relatives and close friends witnessed
the ceremony, The rooms were beaul-
fully decorated In pink and green Pink
carnations adorned the perlor and a large
basket OF pink roses tied with bows oi
pink ribbon formed the centerpiece or
the dining table; Streamers OF pink Tio. 40,
edges OF the table added to the pretty
effect During the ceremony MISS louise
Pierce played softly Mendelssohn's Wed
stood beneath an arch intertwined with
s,nilax. from the center OF which was sns,
pended a basket OF brides roses and
streamers of tulle. while the Rey John
Edward Carver pronounced the impress
sive ring ceremony. Following the cere-
Inony refreshments were served, Mrs,
Gunnell being assisted by the Misses
Marion and Helen Blchsel. Mrs. Eugene
Traughber OF Salt Lake poured Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis left on an afternoon uain for
two weeks trip To Portland. Seattle ana
will be at home TO their friends In this
city at 203S Fowler avenue.
Airs. a. v. Mcintosh and Mrs Thomp-
son Corn entertained zoo guests at neau-
tifully appointed luncheon at the Weber
club Tuesday afternoon. The decorations
we're In black and white, bands OF bla OK
and white ribbon and white carnations be.
ing effectively arranged on the large ~
shaped table and the two small tables
plnced In the center of the "U'' for the
sea sons brides and debutantes A large
:. number OF Salt Lake guests were pres
cnt.
Mrs. r. T. Bristol will be hostess to the
Martha society at her home next Monday
afternoon.
The most brilliant OF this months so
cial affairs viii be the annual ball given
by the Wingolf society on the evening OF
January 90 at the Colonial hail. a large
number OF invitations have been issued oy
: the society, which comprises forty mem
: bers. who are residents OF different cities
!, IN the state.
: r. +. Feagans Of the lam depa rtment
OF the forest service has gone 10 Wash
= ington. p. &. where he will remain per-
manently in the office OF the solicitor.
The UtopIa Sewing club viii meet We'd
uesday at tho home of Mrs. Leo Madsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh c. Wood returned
Friday morning from short trip TO Spen-
cor. Idaho.
The January meeting OF the g. A. c.
club will be held at the home Of Mrs E.
W. Newcombe. Thursday. January -.
One of the largest affairs Of the coming
Mrs. J. H. Devine Tuesday al the We
Der club.
Miss Lillian Wright and Miss Carrie
Browning entertained twelve OF their
friends at an Informal o'clock tea Tues
day at the studio Of Professor Squire
Coop
The Rotary club Of Salt Lake City Will
hold its next meeting In the Weber club
rooms. January y. The Weber club VIII
entertain the visitors with reception
The Home Culture club met Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. ]. FltZ-
gerald At roll call each member re-
sponded with a New Years resolution.
Mrs. Frank Hawkes. had charge Of the
lesson from the text book. Indian Life
in Town and Country A paper was gly-
en- by Mrs. George Maule entitled "a
Trip Through India" and a historical
sketch OF India Under Queen Victoria
was presented by Mrs. Clayton c. Cool
idgc. A review OF klpIing's Kim" by
Mrs ". L. Moore was an interesting
number. Mrs, John Hobbs will entertain
tho club next Thursday at her home. 1868
Adams avenue.
Mrs. p II. Kline entertained a few
friends informally at her home Thursday
Afternoon In honor OF her mothers birth
day anniversary
The members Of the Five Hundred club
we're delightfully."- entertained At the home
OF Mrs. w II. Eccles Friday afternoon
ATrs. Culman. Mrs. Nettie Eccles. Mrs. II,
Stanley. Mrs. y. u. w. Zcller apd Mrs.
p u. Kline Were the honor guests. Mrs.
f.ccles was assisted in entertaining by
her daughter. Mrs. Walker Checsman,
Mrs. Leslie Wheeler Reid and small son,
Robert, LETT Thursday for her home in
Los Angeles after two months stay
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Packard.
Miss Norma Sears. who has been vis-
iting relatives and friends in Ogden.
salt Lake and Logan for the past three
weeks. left Friday for her home IN Chi
fcago.
Mrs. Wade NJ. Johnson and little son,
Tllman, have returned 10 Ogden afyer
an extended visit with friends and rcla-
lives In Philadelphia.
Mrs. Joseph A. West is visiting at the
home OF her son. Frank West, in Lo-
state university at Berkeley. Cal. after
spending the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Edward iachsel.
Miss Mary Watts left Sunday for
Philadelphia, where she is attending
Ogontz school. after spending the holi-
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w II. Wattls. Saturday afternoon Miss
ladies' al an informal affair: Miss Vera
Clark. Miss Ellen ScowcIoft, Miss Ger
irude Weatherby and the Misses Marion
and Marcia Tresedcr.
Mrs. Leslie West is in salt Lake for
two weeks stay with relatives.
Mrs. Hattie Stair has returned from
Suit Lake. where she was the guest OF
Miss Beverly Walker
Mrs. Eugene Traughber came up from
salt Lake Wednesday TO attend the Ellis
Gunnell wedding.
Mathew Lence departed SUNDAY for
the study OF law at the George Wash
iugton college. Mr.. Lence will also he
employed I'm the department OF the In
Ierior OF Indian affairs. Mrs. Lence
will go TO Washington later.
After The regular meeting held hy the
Lady Owls Monday evening an informal
luncheon Was enjoyed by twenty-one
members OF the order at Greenwell's con
fectionery.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. :. Browning and fam
fy have returned from n short visit I'm
southern California.
Miss Agnes Erickson OF ogden enter
iained Monday at the Hotel Utah in hon
or OF Miss Agnes Hansen. z salt Lake
bride. elect OF this month. Pink roses and
tulle were used ia the table decora tlons
and cards In UNIQUE design attached
70 pink roses marked the place OF each
guest. 4 theater party followed The
luncheon.
Mrs. Marie Munger departed Monday
for a visit 20 the coast
birthday party was given Monday
afternoon at the home of Mr. nd Mrs.
Earl West. I'm honor OF the third birthday
or tneir little son. Ray. Games were en-
Joysd and refreshments were served. yio-
lets adoruinS the dining table. where COW
crs were laid foT nine.