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Show Luncheon Is Given in Honor of Bride MISS MARION WHITNEY, a June bride, was the gueyt of honor at a luncheon given yesterday afternoon after-noon by Mrs. Kenneth Purdy at the home of her slater, Mrs. II. G. Brockman, 241 East South Temple street. A color scheme of lavender and blue was carried out in tlio decorations. Lavender sweet peas in a basket were tied with pale blue maline. The favors were candy boutonnieres. Covers were laid for the following guests, besides the- guent of honor: Mrs. Herman Wells, Mrs. Wendell Hmoot, Miss Km her Badger, Mips Helen Welis, Mrs. Rex Williams, Miss Lillian Wells, Mts Rosemarie Voting, Mrs. Gilbert Williams and Mrs. Lauren Glhbs. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Williams will entertain enter-tain at dinner this evening in honor of Miss Whi: ney and her fiance, George Harold Felt. In the Salt Lake temple at noon yesterday yes-terday Miss Louise Capson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Capson of East Mill Creek, was married to George L. Woodbury Wood-bury of 236 Orchard place. Salt Lake. The couple will make their home in Vernal, Ver-nal, where Mr. Woodbury is connected with a bank. Mr. Woodbury was formerly for-merly a lieutenant in the army, being appointed ap-pointed from the rank of private in the , H5th field artillery. j Beatrice McCrea. daughter of Mr. and i Mrs. W. M. McCrea, entertained a party ! of little friends at Liberty park yester- day afternoon from 4 until 6 o'clock in ! honor of her sixth birthday. Games were enjoyed and tea was served at o:30 o'clock. A birthday cake was in the center of the tea table. Six pink tapers arose from snowy frosting, so alluring to little folks. Large pink tapers, placed in crystal holders, were at the end of the table. The favors were pink paper caps. The guests included Margaret Daly, Peggy Leonard. Aurella Hampton, Helen Rogers, Aline Rogers, Rosemary Lemon, Eleanor Story, Myra Reese. Violey Bergen. Ber-gen. Margaret Bergen, Edna Leaver, Betsy Bintz, Edgar Rogers. Quentin Howard, Darwin Howard, Wellington Johnson, Junior Steffensen. Robert Brower and William Francis McCrea. The mother of the tiny hostess .was assisted as-sisted by t he little girl's two grandmothers, grandmoth-ers, Mrs. F. W. O'Connor and Mrs. Mary C. McCrea. Mrs. W. H. Lyman entertained at a Kensington anl tea yesterday afternoon at her home, 319 L street, in honor of Miss Mary Robbins, a bride of the summer. sum-mer. The hostess was assisted by her daughter, Mrs. K. W. Wayman. Pink roses in a crystal bowl formed a centerpiece for the tea table. White peonies and dark red snapdragons were used in the living room. The guests numbered eighteen. Miss Rhoda Bruneau was hostess at a dancing party last night at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bruneau, Bru-neau, on Thirteenth East street, in honor of the graduating class of St. Mary's academy, of which she is valedictorian. The class colors, rose and silver, were carried out in the house decorations. June roses in a silver basket formed the centerpiece for the supper table. Punch was served during the evening, followed by a late supper. The hostess was assisted by her mother and also by Mrs. P. J. O'Carroll and Miss i Ethel Bixby. The guests numbered j forty-two. i The marriage o Miss Delia Huffaker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Huffaker, i and James L. Hatch of Panguitch took i i place in the Salt Lake temple yesterday morning. A reception followed at the home of the bride in Holliday from 3 until un-til 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon. After a short wedding trip through southern Utah the couple will be at home at Panguitch. A silver tea was given yesterday afternoon after-noon at the home of Mrs. F. L. Parker on East South Temple street for the benefit of the First Congregational church. A basket of pink roses was the centerpiece center-piece for the tea table, with a white maline ma-line bow on the handle. Syringa was used with roses in"- the living room. The guests were received by Mrs. Parker and Mrs. J. B. Mcintosh." Presiding Pre-siding at the lea table were Mrs. W. L. Greene and Mrs. George B. Lockhart. Several readings were given during the afternoon by Mrs. C. E. Richards and Mrs. Ernest Ashton Smith gave vocal selections. The Women's Pan-Hellenic association will meet this afternoon with Miss Marian Hiskey, 1471 Westminster avenue. Mrs. Andrew J. Cronln entertained at a children's party yesterday afternoon at her home in honor of the fifth birthday of her son, Jack. A centerpiece of pink roses was used on the tea table, with ribbon rib-bon streamers extending to each piace with butterfly place cards attached. The little guests included Margaret Tampleau, Virginia Kirk, Frances Hun t. Charles Martin, Homer Don, TVelby Peterson, Peter-son, Blaine Kirk and Paul Kirk. Mrs. Cronin was assisted by her. daughter, Miss Thelma Cronin. Celebrating her wooden wedding anniversary. anni-versary. Mrs. Albert Zobell entertained the Kl Exito club yesterday afternoon at lier home on Hampton avenue. Luncheon was served from wooden plates and wooden sooons were favors. A wooden bowl of pink roses was the centerpiece for the table. Covers were laid for the club members and three additional guests, including Mrs. H. L. Pruce, Mrs. Joseph Kjar and Mrs H Peterson.- The club members are Mrs. Jenkvn Thomas, Mrs, J. A. Powell, Mrs Joseph Anderson. Mrs. King Thomas. Mrs. Will Anderson, Mrs. Claude Woolley and Mrs. John Anderson. An organization meeting of the Blue Bird club, which will be devoted entirely to social and literary pursuits, will be held at the home of Miss Adeiene Jacob-son Jacob-son and Miss Esther Jacobson, 444 South Twelfth East street, Friday evening at 8 o'clock. After the election of officers the meeting will be given over to a musical musi-cal program and supper. Following are the charter members of the club: Miss Adeler.e Jacobson. Miss Fsther Jaobson. Mis.s Pauline Coret, Miss Florence Market. Fay Krimer. Frank K-.-imer, Frank Levy, Harry Rosenthal and Archie Lusker. Leon A. Reveles is the organizer of the society. dinner will be given this evening at 6 o'clock at Civic Center by the women of the Optometrist association. The committee com-mittee in churge includes Mrs. W. H. Landmesser, Mrs. J. E. Broaddua and Mrs. I Charles M. Brooker. S Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Sparks announce the engagement of their daughter, T o-retta, o-retta, to John H. Wood. The wedding will take place next Wednesday in the Salt Lake temple. A reception will follow at the bride's home on T street. The Oliver O. Howard Woman's Relief corps will entertain at cards this afternoon after-noon at the home of Mrs. P. G. Goble. 557 South First West street. All members mem-bers and friends are invited. A dance will he given at the Odeon this evening in compliment to the graduates of the L. U. S. hospital training school for nurees. Miss Ieah P. Jennings will vive a demonstration dem-onstration at Civic Center on "Frozen Pishe.s Without a Freezer" at 10 o'ciock this morning. C: ff Mrs. C'.'.ar'es Jacobson of Rawlins. Wyo., is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. S. Vermillion. Ver-million. Mr.s. Jacobson is on her way to Los Angeles, whfre she will be accompanied accompa-nied by Miss K'bel Durrant. Th'-y win visit Mrs. C. A. Wymore, daughter of Mrs. Vermlillon. in Long Keaeh, and will return re-turn by way of Port'and. Miss Lucy Van Cott. dean of women of the University of Utah, entertained at a maline dance yesterday afternoon in the gymnasium of the university in honor of the senios. Roses and garden flowers 1 were used in dcorac.ng the punch tables. The guests numbered 200. The patrons and patronesses included President and Mrs. John A. Widtsoe. Professor and Mrs. C. D. Steiner and Professor and Mrs.' George M. Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Warren of Caliente are guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Pul-ham. |
