Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1917-07-01 | Page 37

- ' ' ' - ' f — f “ J i - "' :' ' - ' ri ' " ' ?' - "' - ' ' i 'V-'- : — -- - V S '"'" ' ' f ' - ' r' jj - — - -'- “ v' - “ ‘ T ' ' ' - - j '' V ' ’ ' ' - 1 i- - ‘ ' - - - r ' V '- r - - - vs"-" ' ri f) - I- ‘ x- - - fS 1 jn C) 1 - -- : SdDOIEW SE(0TDII)k mushc - WEATTIRES o a V SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SUNDAY JULY" 1 1917 ttc beautiful Ray Walker country home in the' Cottonwoods where a garden-partand fete was given yesterday afternoon by Mrs J It Walker Mrs George Raymond Walker: Mrs Charles Walker and Mrs Don Carlos Roberts Upper left: Exterior SCENES from the Walker home Upper right: Miss Barbara Be bcock who gave a number of: beautifJr Russian and classic dances on the lawns Lower left beside the lovely lily pool: Mrs Raymond Walker and the little daughter Janet Lower right: 'Swimming pool ' on the estate On the steps: Mrs Stephen Babcock ''Standing in front of the hedge : Miss Glenn- Walker Seated on the lawn: Mrs Ray Walker and Janet Walker — Photo by Sainsbury-Siddoya- y ' p ' j v p J'l ’ k : - ' s & 9 xA ti ‘ik't v t ' i 'pli &' c : ' Miss Janet MarlonSadler Walker -Miss Muriel" Lilly Miss Sibyl WalkerThe past f and present wm revealed by Mrs Frank Jennings and Mrs Agnes Folsom' who were dressed as gypsy fortune tellersand presided over a decorated ' booth' Gilbert White gaily and Charles W Stimpson'-haof charge the auction and many Interesting bundles and posters were auctioned the' late afternoon and evening during the most attractive features ONEJ of the afternoon was the graceful dances given by Miss Barbara Babcock the lovely young daughter "of Mrs Stephen Babcock" who has been a'recent addition' to! the local younger set The broad- - velvety lawn below pool made an ideal dancing floor and the fair danseuse gave a number of Russian dances in costume as well as barefoot dancing and was accompanied by Miss Glen Walker t The Fitzpatrick ''orchestra stationed on the broad terrace gave a ’delightful musical program during the afternoon Tea waa served in the spacious dining at room:that' was abtyom with the of ’June flowers gathered’ from the Walker gardens especially the : gorgeous-pink peonies' tot which the Charles - Walker estate la famed Silver baskets of the rosy flowers 'graced1 the tea- table that was presided - over by Mrs Edwin Francis Holmes and Mrs'B 0'Howard Mrs Walker A Lewis was a most at- -' tractive dgaret vender and added' many to 'the fund during the contributions evening- - The beautiful f white ' tiled swimming pool - waa one of the most popular retreats and many fair mermaids and mermen disported there afternoon and early evening : 'i hours All In all It was one of the most successful affairs chronicled in local so- ciety- - for many n month and a neat sum was netted for the war relief dapotnv an'-Mis- s 1- I ' nw 'J ? j r l i THE name of sweet chartty and the aid of: the "soldiers and In the war sones many attractive social affairs have' been J &r- - Mrs Clem Schramm and Mrs T W Boyer Th’e' hostesses received oii the broad terrace and ’were assisted in' the general: by Mrs Annie Cheesmanentertaining Mrc L L Terry Mrs' W G " siren during the" spring ’‘months - In one shaded corner of the" grounds Testerdsjr afternoon- the beautiful Ray was the Red'Cross tent where first aid Walker country home ' in he Cotton- to the was 'given The ' tent of Mrs D Moore Lindwoods was opened to the public' when was in charge i Mrs ’James and Franken who say Mrs Walker Mrs Oeorge Raymond were assisted by a number of the memWalker! and bers of the first aid clasa' Late in the Charles Walker Mrs J R one of the' Boy Scouts “fell’ Mni Don Carlos ' Roberts presided over afternoon: one of the most beautiful" garden fetes Into - the swimming pool and was res- cued by a number- of his comrades of the season and given- first ' aid by the yoyng The Walker) home' Is unusually at- nurses' Other accidents were carefully tractive during 'the "early summer wlth attended ' to and for every wound the depots reCeivd a contribution its wealth of garden flowers and broad allied: I The ' assistants' Included Mrs John spreading trees Illy' pond swimming Vimoiit Lyle Mrs Edna" Callaghan Miss pergola and shaded Marjorie Howard Miss 'Glen' Walker pool Miss "Mary Wall Miss ’'Bessie Callow 'V'-V"'- ' walks I ' Mrs RvIC Stockwell s ' Between the' hours of 4 and" 7 o'clock '' jc Mrs Herman Prosser of' New Tork Salt Lake’s society was well' represent- during the past wlnterhas taken ed and the matrons' and maids :were who ’‘canteen-'coursewore a fetching a" In the evening bythe'men khaki costume and - gave ' demonstrajoined laterto do “their' bit” for the war tions of the work Delicious homewho came 9relief depots - ' made 'cakes-ancandles ‘were sold un' direction der of Mrs Ernest : Bam'the to the home were leading gates and' Mrs Frederick Cowans' as- THE with the flags of the allied na- - berger Winnif red Walker Miss Mias slsted by ons The guests - were greeted - by ? Adelaide Woodruff MIsZ Carolyn Cow- : IN - - - - : - I: - - - z ! - rose-cover- ed - V ” - - d " the--swimmin- g - ' lov-lie- - : -- - : - " - dur-ing-t- ho i - be at home for the present home HE ntarrlage of Miss Helen Stle- " G McKenzier took fel and Gay place last evening at 630 o’clock at the home of the bride’s parr ents Mr 'and Mrs Maurice Btie-- f el in Thirteenth East street The ceremony was performed by the Rev P A Simpkln in the presence of the relatives and close friends of the young couple and was followed by a large reception between the hours of 8 and 11 o'clock A’ brilliant yellow decorative color scheme was carried Out in the living room where" the marriage service was read The: bridal party stood 'beneath a bower' of yellow flowers and ribbons while at either side of the mantel were white : pedestals on which 'Were white channeled’ bird cages filled with doves An attractive' screen of palms and for' the briferns formed a background ' dal party - f bride wore a' white serge 'suit with blouse of white Georgette crepe and a chic turban ' of white kid and satin with white feathers and her bouquet was a shower of- bride's roses and lilies of t the valley ' Thd bridesmaids were Miss Henrietta Stlefel and Miss Virginia Stlefel sisters of the bride and a younger Ulster - : - - 1 1 r Isabel was the ring hearer - Miss Henof pale rietta wore a charming-frocgreen taffeta with touches of pink and carried a shower of pink' sweet peas and maiden hair fern Miss Virginia wss frocked in yellow taffeta with gold net and carried 'Madam Ward lace and roses ! The little-rinbearer wore ‘a of pale blue and pink tafdainty frockbands velvet of baby black feta with and 'carried the ring in a '- callallly ' Harold Stlefel was the best man ' Assisting the bridal party in receiv k -- - ' - g - - -- - i - 3)C - - - - - - and-Whit- i a(c -- - and-Mr- - - s - the engagement" of their daughter Loraine Ellen to Ivan The marriage will take place July 3 The young couple will leave after the ceremony for a short trip to the' Hermjtage -- - - - - a-lat- - ' : 3csjQe CLAYTON announces of her daughter Caroline to Vernon W Dean' The martook place Thursdaj-- June 28 at riage noon In the Salt Lake rou pie will be at home to theK frlendJ - at Tenth East street- 1839 - wedding took place Juife A PRETTY when Mrs Alice A” Jump and 29 Alberton Tracy were married at the Jump residence I0S0 Harvard avenue The ceremony was performed by the Rev IL J Catterall in the presence of a few Intimate friends The bride 'nd groom were attended by Mr and Mrs G A Jump After the ceremony’ a dainty luncheon was served The home was beautifully decorated with avery i variety of roses ' and' MRS H ' J July - HAYWARD an- 18 :jt $ jj A" MJ SWAN the ‘marriage of their daughter Margaret Innes to Richard Newman- last Thursday In the Salt Lake Temple A reception will be given S Tuesday July ' a William H liawkes announces the marriage of his daughter Jeanette to Richard Jean Froiseth of this city The Continued on Following PagaJ AND MRS - - - v y'r ' 1 3( nounce the engagement of their daughter : Elizabeth to L" Robert Edwards the marriage to take place y T rgg MRS'ANXIe'i MR Mr-an- AND MRS WILLIAM CONNORS MR I J at the God-b- e ’ - - ' ing were Mr and Mrs Maurice Stiefel general entertaining of the guests The W'! McKenzie- - and Mrs Valjean young couple left late in' the afternoon Stlefel for Brighton where they will spend June roses and pink ribbons were the summer at the Gates cottage' An "combined for the effective decorations Interesting coincidence of the wedding In the dining room From the chande- warf that it was the anniversary of the lier hung festoons of pink satinrib-bon- s marriage of Lucy' Gates and A E' BowIntermingled with pale green tulle en of Logan which was one of the Into which' were attached! kewpie dolls teresting weddings of last June The The table was covered with a dainty young bride Is popular with a host of laceVcloth and was ' centered with a friends and the bridegroom Is well circles cake oulined with fes- - known in musical ldrge 'wedding 9C ' toons ’of pink hearts and rosebuds’ HELEN GODBE and Don WillAssisting in the dining room were Mrs Arthur'A- Hall Miss Frankie Jar M1 iams 'were married at 720 o'clock cobson Mrs A E-- Lewis Miss Becky j last evening at the home of the bride's Miss Almond Miss Gertrude Almond Mr' - ?arnt’ Mr Rowley Mis Bernice DavidMargaret Young- in the by Richard son and Miss Hazel Clark The Ha- walls n’ Troubadours' stationed- In the presence of the relatives and a few upper hall furnished the music during close friends An Informal reception the receiving hours while the wedding march was played by Miss Becky Air followed The young bride who was mond ‘Mr and Mrs McKenzie left on unattended wore a charming wedding frock of white Georgette crepe and the midnight train for Los Angeles and tulle the beaclfes where they will spend their roses with a bridal bouquet of white lilies of the valley The honeymoon- and will be at home to rooms anJ were 15 decorated with In this beautifully their friends' after' city July roses and peonies the s 3c ac pink’ VERY interesting wedding of yes- - living1 room where the ceremony was being a 'veritable bower of terday was that of Miss Gweneth performed the frangrant blossoms The bridal Gibbs the attractive young dsughter party was assisted In receiving by Mr s of' Mr and Mrs George F ibbnt'’and Murray Godbe and-M- r and B Cecil Gates a son of Mr and Mrs Mrs Robert Williams A silyer basket of deep yellow and Jacob F' Gatss 'and a Brother of Lucy Gates The marriage took place in the white: roses 'graced the center the Salt ’Lake TemPle and was followed by dining table which was presidedofover &' wedding breakfast at the Gibbs home by: the following group of young girls: Miss Vivian) Beer-Misfor the member of the two families Margaret Arm'Between the hours of 1 and 3 o'clock strong Mias ' Belle Armstrong Mias an Informal reception" was held at the Madeline McClellan Miss Helen Mrs Jacob F Gates of Miss Lahela Samuels and the home for - the ' friends of the young couple Misses Mary and Agnes Naisbett The The bride ' wore a dainty frock of white young bride la one of the attractive georvette crepe and tulle with seed daughters of Mr and Mri Murray God’and carried a cluster of bride's be and popular with a wide circle of pearls roses There were no attendants friends The bridegroom la & member 'The rooms were prettily decorated of the ‘new artillery division of the with a profusion- of June roses and Utah National Guard Mr and Mrs train for a short garden flowersand a number of "the Williams left on girl friends of the bride assisted In the- wedding trip and on their return will Mrs -- i A - — T "?: 'Rep re sen ted ' - - "