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Show Social Me. The marriage of Miss Pearl Lucas and Rev. Dean Stuart Hamilton of Idaho, was celebrated on Tuesday evenRev. ing at the First Baptist church, D. A. Brown officiating. The bridal party entered the church promptly at 8:15 oclock. The bride accompanied was by her brother, Mr. Frank Lucas, Miss preceded by the maid of honor Vera Tempest, and the bridesmaids, Misses Lily Lucas and Dollie Chapman, the little flower maidens Misses Enid Mullett and Cloe Blood. The party was met by the groom and his best man, Mr.. George Lucas. The ushers were1 Messrs. Will Guthrie and Clare Marcil. During the ceremony the orbursting ganist discoursed soft music, of the strains the joyous forth into home. ft ft their dur. One of the pleasant parties held was the ing the Mansfield engagement Saturday sumptuous dinner given last Dr. and evening at the Alta club, by SurMrs Pinkerton, in honor of Chief Pacific, geon Gardner of the Southern of San Mrs Gardner and Mrs. Wright also, Francisco. There were present Mrs. and Dr. Mrs. Bascom, Dr. and Mrs. G. Woathington, Madam Pfoutz, Later B Pfoutz and Dr. Landenberger. the in the evening the party enjoyed play ot The First Violin. ft ft of A special meeting of the Daughters of the Revolution was held at the home Mrs. C. L. Miller on Monday afternoon, it. in honor of Mrs. Emma A. Fox .of Mrs. Fox gave a very enjoyable the National conventions of the on talk grooms atte nlants were Mr. Alan Lovey and Mr. H. A. Morrison. The bridal of party stood under a beautiful canopy decsame roses. The and white pink orations appearing throughout in the parlors. The dinning room was effectively decked in white and green brides roses were the flowers adorning the table. Mr. and Mrs. Carter were assisted in receiving by Mrs. O. B. Hewett and the Misses Nelson assisted in serving refreshments. Miss Laura Mathias served punch. Only relatives and intimate friends wers present, to the De-tro- number of about fifty. The close. Lohengrin chorus at its in silk white was bride daintly gowned lace, with trimmed yalenciennes mulle she carried brides roses and sweet peas. Miss Tempest, the maid of honor, wore a pretty transparent yellow gown. The bridesmaids were gowned in white with blue accessories. The church was handsomely decorated in yellow and white, a floral arch extended over the chancel under which the bridal flowparty stood during the ceremony, ers were also banked in every window. Later in the evening a reception was held at the home of the brides brother, Mr. Frank Lucas, where the decorations were red roses and ferns. Mr. D. A. R. ft ft Theresia Carlquist and David Prior, were married on Wednesday in the Salt Lake Temple. Mr. Prior is the principal of the Spanish Fork schools, The young couple will spend the summer in the city, and .in the fall will MONDAY A Ta.ble Linen Special Thatll cap the series of wonderful Regular S1.65 Quality Irish Table Linen, a Satin Daihask, guaranteed to give satisfaction, and for brightness and finiah there is nothing superior at the price, .two yards wide, at, yd SI .20 ESTABLISHED 1864 and on Tuesday evening. of the cards were the pleasant features were Mr. and evening. Guests present the Mrs. Stanley Price, Miss Bersbach, re- cent occurrences in our Linen Department. Miss Porter entertained informally Ping-Po- ng NEVER UNDER5CL0 ONE PRICE TO ALL ONE PRICE TO ALL NEVER UNDCBS0LC Misses Kinney, Miss Stevenson and Miss Breeden; Lieutenant Berry, Lieut. White, Lieut. Jackson, Mr. Keith, Mr. Atkinson, Mr. Charles Lawrence, Mr. Lesher of Lansing, and Mr. Sam Por- ter. and Mrs. Lucas were assisted by Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Goss. ft ft Entire Stock of Mens Clothing One 'third Off Regular On Wednesday evening a reception at the First Baptist church, in honor of the pastor, Rev. D. A. was given Brown and his bride, and the Rev. Dean Stuart Hamilton and his bride. There was a large attendance and a d, musical program was S leasingfollowed A refreshments. by Afdelightful social hour was enjoyed.' ter a few days in the city Rev. Dean Stuart Hamilton and wife will go to Mountain Home and Nampa, Idaho, where they will make their home. ft ft A pretty home wedding occurred on Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Pond, 572 South State street, when their daughter Miss Ethel Pond and Mr. William Werner Crome were united in marriage, Rev. Dr. Albritton officiating. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Hazel Pond, Miss Isabel Pond was flower girl and little Lillian Pond was ring bearer. The groom was attended by Mr,' Will Coulam and Messrs. Walter Dayton and Alfred Peters were ushers. The bride was dressed in wnite silk mulle trimmed with Irish point, and worea veil of rare old lace. TV e bridesmaid w&s crowned in pink silk mulle. The bearer wore little flower maid and ringwere most atdecorations white. The white room tractive. In the drawing a beautiful in and green prevailed uncanopy of white roses and smilax, In stood. der which the bridal party was the the hall and dining room, pink chosen color. Mrs. Ferdinand Dickert dining room assisted presided over the' friends of the bride. of by a number Honnold presided over Mrs. Inez Peak hall. Little Miss the in the punch bowl with dainty Cass presented the guests boxes of wedding cake. Mr. and Mrs. Crome left the same evening for a trip to California, after which they will return to Salt Lake to reside. ft ft On Tuesday evening at the home of wed- Mr. ond Mrs. Carter, the double The great spring clearance which comes to you once in each year. An extraordinary sale, indeed! But thats poor emphasis for such a stupendous occasion, when an entirely new stock of Americas most distinguished clothing for men and such the Chesterfield, is, a fact proven to men throughout this state, and very nearly every other state, for that matter as well as in the many others with scarcely two months selling out of it, containing every smart fashion of Spring and Summer Suits and Overcoats is set down to you at a third off only fair and rightful hoys. The tailoring in prices. For men and grown-u- p every suit of Chesterfield is superb, the finest that the cleverest tailors can give; the method of cutting is such as to show a mans figure at its best; the materials in the lowest price suit to highest is all wool and will not stretch out or lose its shape. In fact the kind of suits that because of being built right will stay right. For . men and ren-ere- : - Miss. Ethel ding of their daughters, move to Spanish Fork to make Carter, to Mr. A. H. Dutton and Miss. Emma Carter to Mr. W. A. Leggett, was celebrated. Rev. C. E. Perkins of St. iPauls churcd officiating. The brides were handsomely gowned in white etamine with Irish point lace, and carried boquets of brides roses. They were attended by their brothers, Maurice K. and Henry Carter. The grown-u- p boys. and the Week. Monday stock of Suits Entire Outing Flannel, Crash and all Spring Garments, $12.50 to $35.00 TAKEN OFF THESE PRICES. All Overcoats, $15.00 to $35.00 OFF THESE PRICES. ' HAVE ONE-THIR- D ONE-THIR- D All Trousers, $2.00 to $8.50 ONE-THIR- D ' OFF THESE PRICES. All Vouths Suits, $12.50 to $20.00 ONE-THIR- D OFF THESE PRICES. ft ft Mrs. Joseph M. Cohen was the hostess of a charming luncheon, given in honor of Mrs. C. L. Stevenson, on Monday. Mrs. Stevenson returned to Denver on Thursday. ft ft Mrs. Joseph Young, 849 East First South street, has returned from Wyo. ming. ft ft Dean Hart and daughter, Miss Hart, of Denver, will arrive in the city today and will spend a few days as the guests of Bishop and ft ft Col. and Mrs. Holmes entertained informally at luncheon on Monday. ft ft Mrs. W. J. Lynch was hostess of the Third Street Card club on Wednesday . Mrs.-Leonard- . afternoon. ft ft Mr. L. C. Trent and family arrived in San Francisco last Monday, returning; from Tasmania, where they have been sojourning for the past year and a half. They are all well and happy and co- returning to Salt Lake September. ntemplate ft ft Miss McGrath was the charming hostess of a high tea, given in honor of Miss Dem and Mr. Cunningham, on Tuesday evening. The decorations in white and green were unique and artistic. The orchestra added to the pleasure of the guests, of whom about were present. twenty-fiv- e ft"ft Miss Sadie Boyer left on Wednesday for Chicago, expecting to remain away a year for study. ft -- ft' Mrs. G. T. Odell entertained on Sat urday last in honor of Mrs. Roy Hamp ton and Miss Addle Hampton, who re- cently returned from Mexico. ft'ft j in The Womens Republican club met June 2nd with Mrs. Jenkins, 333 Second East street. Mrs, Pease gave a paper on Hawaii, the Misses Praymer a vocal duet. Light refreshments were served |
