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Show LIKUTUNANT AND MRS. IIAROLD JENNINGS, who were;:j married yesterday ai'ternoou at the home of the bride's : : parents and left immediately afterward for San Diego, Cal. y ; where Lieutenant' Jennings is stationed. Mrs. Jennings was!;! ; formerly Miss Mary Johnson, charming young slaughter of ; ! Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson. ;!j Lx Ms s svf I - jr f s ; s s s! it ' I Xiis , - Vs , - : ,r noon at 2 o'clock in the ladies' parlors ol the church for its annual meeting, which will be the la.t of the season. Officers will be elected precedinK the business meeting. Section 3 of the society will . serve luncheon at 12 o'clock. j , Lvnds Red Cross auxiliary will meet today from 10 until 5 o'clock, at the Wil- . son hotel. i I Lynds -chapter. O. E. S., will meet Friday Fri-day evening at Masonic temple. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Anderson of Mantl, who were married recently at Salt Lake, were entertained informally by Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Voick at dinner at the Rotlsseiie Inn, .Saturday. Mrs. Don Coray will leave today to be present at the graduation of her son, Donald, from West Point, on Wednesday, June 12. After a short leave. Lieutenant Corav will be stationed at Fort Sill, Okla. i Mr. and Mrs. Moses Le'wis of Mont-pelier. Mont-pelier. Idaho, are at the Hotel Utah for ten days. Mr and Mrs. Frank B. Stephens have taken the Tyndale home, 26 Q street, for the summer. Mrs. Kean Miller and her little daughter daugh-ter will leave today for Berkeley, where they will spend several weeks with Mrs. Miller's mother and sisters. Mrs. Elizabeth J. O'Brien and family have moved to their country home In Cottonwood. Mrs. Mars- M. F. Allen of Redlands. Cal.. is visiting her sister. Mrs. George Hancock, on Seventh East street Miss Alice Maud Brown and son. Charles, have returned to New York and Boston to make their home. Mrs. Brown has been art instructor at the University of Utah for the past two years. Mrs. Sherman T. Armstrong, wife of Captain Armstrong, is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Benner X. Smith. Captain Armstrong Is at an Atlantic seaport, ready to sail for duties overseas. Mrs. Joseph IJppman has gone to San Francisco to spend some time. Mr. Llpp-inan Llpp-inan will leave Wednesday to Join her. Military. Setting for Soldier's Wedding A MILITARY note prevailed in the wedding of Miss Man,' Johnson and Lieutenant Harold Jennings, which , took place yesterday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson, on Fourth avenue. W. W. Riter, an uncle of the bride, performed the ceremony in the presence pres-ence of close relatives. A buffet luncheon followed. Blue corn-flowers, red peonies and white syringa carried out a patriotic decorative deco-rative scheme in the living room, where the ceremony took place. American flags and the uniform of the bridegroom further fur-ther emphasized the military atmosphere. -V t,a?et syrintra, with a green tulle ' j&Zw on the handle, was the centerpiece for v r the luncheon table. F The bride wore an afternoon frock of imported white lace with gold trimmings, . f with a picture hat of white lace, and car-! car-! ried a shower of bride's roes and lilies i of the valley. She was unattended. Assisting Mr. and Mrs. Johnson in receiving re-ceiving the guests were Mr. and -Mrs. Harold P. Jennings, parents of the bridegroom, bride-groom, and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Riter. Members of the bride's sorority, the Delta Epsilon, assisted in the dining room. The couple left on an afternoon train for San Diego, where Lieutenant Jennings Jen-nings is an instructor in an officers' training train-ing camp. The bride's going-away gown was of dark blue serge with hat to match. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Riter. Mr. and Mrs. Harold P. Jennings, Miss Maye Riter and Miss Claire Riter gave a tea Sunday afternoon in honor of the bride and bridegroom at the Riter home on East First South street. Purple and white summer sum-mer flowers adorned the rooms. A low bowl of pansies was the centerpiece for the tea table. Mrs. Le Roy Dinwoodey, Mrs. Isaac Jennings Jen-nings and Mrs. James A. Eidredge presided pre-sided at the tea table and were assisted i in serving by Miss Helen Jennings, Miss Smurthwaite and the members of the Delta Epsilon sorority, of which the bride is a member. Miss Leola Schrac"k,fa bride of the early summer, was the guest of honor at a. dinner din-ner given at the Newhouse hotel last night by the teachers of the Bryant and Lowell schools. Covers were laid for thirty at one long table. Crystal baskets of red roses at intervals along the table formed an effective decorative scheme. The piece cards were bride's bouquets. Miss Naomi Tin gey, a bride of the week, entertained yesterday afternoon at a trousseau tea at her home, 130 North Second Sec-ond West street. About seventy-five guests callea between the hours of 4 and 6 o'clock to inspect the dainty trousseau. The rooms were decorated in June roses, i basket of pink roses was the centerpiece k or the tea table. Assisting the hostess 5 were Mrs. E. J. Bell of Logan. Mrs. J " Frank Barnes, Jr., and Miss Bae Williams. it ' x Miss Lois "Wallace, a bride of the week, X entertained with a trousseau tea at her home in Federal Heights. A basket of -Jtllow roses was the centerpiece for the table on a Japanese embroidered cover over yellow satin. The hostess was assisted by her mother, Mrs. H. J. Wallace, Mrs. Sterling J. Snow and Miss Helen Hanna. Thirty-five close friends of he bride were in attendance. In honor of Miss Thelma Robbins, a bride of the week, Mrs. J. E. Davis entertained en-tertained at her home on Brooks avenue yesterday afternoon with a kensington tea and recipe shower. A red and white color scheme was developed with red and white sweet peas and red hearts. The tea table had a miniature bride and bridegroom as a centerpiece, surrounded by crystal baskets of the red and white sweet peas. A shower of red hearts was suspended from the chandelier. The guests, besides the guest of honor, were Mrs. J. W. Watson, Mrs. J. B. Rob-bins, Rob-bins, Mrs. G. y. Robbins, Mrs. C. Bunting, Miss Ada Bernstein, Mrs. Marcus Robbins, Rob-bins, Mrs. J. A. Evans, Mrs. Fred Newton, Mrs. J. Y. Robbins, Mrs. -R. J. Lindsey, I . . , . . Miss Lucile Evans, Miss Marie Robbins, I Miss Afton Robbins, Miss Alice Robbins i Miss Beth Robbins, Miss Sylvia Peterson an Miss Mary Louise Davis. The marriage of Miss Elizabeth More-ton More-ton and Robert Derrah will take place this eveniner at the home of the bride's father, J. B. Moreton, 61S East Broadway. Broad-way. A reception will follow the wedding. wed-ding. The bride will be attended by her sister. sis-ter. Miss Ethel Moreton. as maid of honor. Another sister, Miss Florence Moreton, will be a bridesmaid. The other bridesmaids will be Miss Edna Williams Wil-liams and Miss Sarah Burton. James Witherspoon will be best man. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside in Salt Lake. The wedding of Miss Ruth Hirth and Henry Gordon Hutchlns will take place today at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Alfred B. Hirth. The ceremony will be performed by Dean William W. Fleetwood Fleet-wood of St. Mark's cathedral, in the presence pres-ence of relatives and close friends. Many will call at the Sarah Daft home this afternoon with offerings of thrift stamps to swell the endowment fund of the home. Residents of the home will assist as-sist in the sale of stamps. Tea will be served from 3 until 6 o'clock and a thrift stamp booth will make it convenient to purchase stamps. The following musical program will be carried out: Vocal solo. "The Flag Without a Stain," by C. A. White. Mrs. Emma Ramsey Morris; Mor-ris; violin solo, selected. Edward Fitz-patrick; Fitz-patrick; accompanist. Mrs. Lola Pinker-ton. Pinker-ton. Vocal solo. "The Bird of the Wilderness," Wil-derness," by Edward Horsman, Miss Jane Sands; accompanist. Miss Eleanor Voel-ker. Voel-ker. Vocal solo, "I Lisp the Thrill of Golden Hope." from Natoma, by Victor Herbert, Mrs. Marjorie Dodge Warner; accompanist. Miss Becky Almond. ' Violin Vio-lin solo, Shubert's "Ave Maria." William Hardi man; accompanist, Miss Gladys Hardlman. Vocal solo. "Indian Love Song." by Lieurance, Mrs. A. E. Smith; accompanist. Mrs. Franklin Riter. Patriotic Pa-triotic selections, Mrs. Grace Mead Pur-dy; Pur-dy; accompanist. Miss Marion Whitney. The Salt Lake alumni who hold degrees from the University of Chicago will meet informally at the Rotisserie inn at 6:30 p. m., Saturday, to celebrate the annual alumni day. The entertainment will be simultaneous with the alumni dinner being held on the campus at the University of Chicago, and all those holding hold-ing degrees are expected to bring their respective wives and husbands to join in the good fellowship. The committee in charge finds its list is inaccurate, and with the purpose of revising this list it is requested that all holding degrees from the University of Chicago notify Henry M. Adkinson. So many acceptances are in hand that an enthusiastic reunion Is already assured, and this will be a real Chicago "get-together" meeting in the spirit of the campus days in the quadrangles. quad-rangles. Mrs. Ella Cumming Wetzell will entertain en-tertain at a musical tea Friday afternoon after-noon at her home on Second East street, in honor of Miss Leola Schrack, whose engagement en-gagement to Will R. Ferris of Pocateilo, Idaho, has just been announced. Mr. and Mrs. John Jensen will entertain enter-tain this evening aj. dinner at their home on Yale avenue, in honor of Miss Lois Wallace and Joseph Jensen, who will be married Wednesday. v Mrs. Frank Corless will entertain today i at luncheon at her home, 14(11 Seventh East street, in honor of Mrs. Arthur Johnson, John-son, who will leave soon to make her home in Oakland, Cal. The St. John's Red Cross auxiliary will meet this afternoon at the pariah house, Ninth East and Logan avenue. The regular meeting of the B'nal Israel temple, ladies' auxiliary, will be held this afternoon at 2:3t o'clock at the home of Mrs. Henry Conn, 535 East Second South street. Dr. R. S. Olsen will talk on "Child Welfare." A lecture aiid demonstration on "Vegetable "Vege-table Cookery" and "Asparagus in the Pressure Cooker," will be given this afternoon after-noon at Community Center by Miss Jean Cox for the Federation of Women's clubs and the general public. , The surgical dressings class of the Red Cross auxiliary of the Ladies' Literary club will meet this evening at the club-; club-; house. j ! Miss Ethlyn Walker will entertain at ! her home on North West Temple street in honor of Miss Naomi Tingey, who is to be married Thursday. Miss Helen Ellerbeck will entertain on Wednesday at her home on First avenue, in honor of Mrs. Van Midgley, formerly Miss Dean Alder. Mrs. Ellerbeck is here from Alameda. Cal., and is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George ' D. Alder. j Mrs. Ernest Ash ton Smith will be I hostess at a tea this afternoon at her 1 home on Second avenue. Miss Cora Clark, who will leave soon , for Denver to make her home, will be , guest of honor at a reception to be given J Thursday evening by Mrs. w. P. Lynn and Mrs. Rex D. Stark at the home of ! Mrs. Stark on Laird avenue. Teachers i and students of the . Bryant school are invited to attend. The Friday Afternoon Bridge club will be entertained this week by Mrs. Mar-cellus Mar-cellus Snow at the Key ting home on West First North street. 4 Mrs. Etta Berg and H. C. Jarman will be married Saturday evening at 6 o'clock at the home of the bride. 829 Sego avenue. ave-nue. A reception will follow. The couple will be at home at the same address after June 15. Mrs. I. Levy announces the engagement engage-ment of her daughter, Millie, to Leonard Neilson. The wedding will take place June 10, at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. L. -E, Cunningham, o54 Fifth East street. The bride has been a popular teacher in the Salt Lake public schools A special meeting of the Ladies: auxiliary, aux-iliary, U. C. T.. will be held this evening at 8 o'clock with Mrs. S. B. Ham mil, 919 I Third avenue. The regular business meeting of the J. O. C. class will be held this evening at the home of Mrs. R. Hansen, 412 Eighth avenue. The Ladies' Aid society of the First Methodist church wil meet this after- |
