The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-19

Mrs. Give was assisted by Mrs. C II.
Give and Mrs. Claude Spencer. About
thirty OF the young friends OF Miss Give
Miss Mary Kingsbury. a missionary of
the Christian church from India, was the
ladies' Of the Central Christian church
YESTERDAY at the residence OF Mrs. e. G.
Waldron, 20 street. Th. house was
DECORATED in American flags. An infor-
NAL programme was carried out and re-
freshmentS were served, Assisting in
ceiVinG We're Mrs. George Ectts and Mrs.
W. II, Lepper Assisting in serving were
Mrs y: y; Corliss. Mrs. =; H.. Dorma n.
Mrs; Philip Schonert and Mrs. c. =.
Marks. The ladies of the Central Chris
tan church the Imlnanue Baptist church
among the guests
The O. +. c. club was entertained last
night by Miss Nellie Schneider In honor
day for San Francisco to make her home.
Miss Jevne was one OF the charter MEM
be's of the society.
a beautiful yet simple and Informal
home wedding was that Of Miss Isabelle
c. Bowdle and Jerome 3. Ireland. which
took place at the home OF the brides
mother. Mrs. j. 4. Bowdlc. last night at
s o'clock The Rev. DR.. f b Short OF
Spokane, Wash. officiated. using the I'M
pressive Episcopal marriage service. Miss
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Wedding march as the bridal party en-
tered the room. and Mendelssohn's
Spring Song" during the ceremony The
bride was attended only by her brother
Dr. r. a. Bowdle. a reception followed
| the wedding. The bride wore a dainty
| gown OF white lace over white charmeuse
| trimmed with pearls. In her hair We're
| lilies OF the valley. and she carried Brides
roses and lilies of the valley,
The living room and library were In
| pink and white. the decorations consist
chiffon ribbon LA
tions. sweet peas and lilies OF the valley
In the dining lining room room the color scheme OF
| nations nDd chiffon ribbon
Assisting Mrs, J Il. Bowdle In ,receiv-
Ing, were Or. and Mrs, K, A, Bowdle, Mr.,
or. Miss Banker Paul Banker. Mr and
Mrs. c, w. Bowdle and DIR. and Mrs r.
w. Ashley.
berg 'an and aSn Ms FRo 'S AsReT III pgesaed Maded
Mrs T. W, Ireland and Mrs, c. W. Bow
die poured; Mrs. w, \. Johnson and Mrs.
Freeman Morningstar served. assisted by
Gertrude HsrtwcIl Pauline Browning
| Guile DIX, Grace Wilton. Xlna Lowe,
Newell Beeman and Mrs. e, n. Jacobs
assisted by Miss Charlotte Johnson
AaeT At n6c &Ps at Nj! m and Ea5t {s h ish0s soSih %
| street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Siegel left yoster-
! day for New York Guy. Mrs. SlegeI
will sail for Norway early IN April. where
she will Sing In connection with the Inter
national fair. which VIII be held In Chris
! tiania next summer, She VIII be asso-
| ciated with her cousin. fngebore Berkhoei
81 well-known Norwesian pianist, and
also her cousin, Clarta HUSKY, soprano
who made her debut with the Christia MIA
/ Symphony orchestra. with marked sue
| cess. last month Mrs. Slegel Will study
| under prominent teachers in Norway and
Il Germany,
\ The Chi Omega sorority OF the U, Of
| L. held open house yesterday afternoon
\ from the hours OF TO 9 at Its home ON
| South Twelfth East street. The guests
were the mothers OF the girls. wives OF
| the professors OF the university, and tho
\ patrons OF tho organization. The purpose
n Of the ana r was To acquaint the friends
or sorority members with the ideals and
open history OF Chi Omega, The house
was dccora ed throughout with white ca r.
nations the symbolic flower. In the din
II Ing room where tea was served. the Ia bic
Il was covered with cluny lace cloth, The
centerplece was a large bowl OF curna-