Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-08-22 | Page 5 | Luncheon is Given for Popular Bride

of Mrs. George 10. Pavios at her homo 'in Third avenue. All are graduates oi CarU -ton coliegre, so the reunion proved a moi happy occasion. to California and the northwest. They will be with Mr. Kearns's mother, Mrs. Thomas Kearns, for two weeks before going to Park City to make their home. Dr. and Mrs. Jack Keith, daughter, Miss Katherine Keith, and Mrs. Keith's father, Thomas Blyth, have returned from New York and are at homo in Haxton Place. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Regney, son, Emmet, and daughter, Naomi, have returned from an outing in Spanish Fork canyon. Miss Linda Jessup has returned from spending two months at the Jessqp cot tage at La Jolla, Cal. She was Joined by her sister, Miss Florence Jessup, just before be-fore her return, and they made a trip through the San Bernardino mountains. Mrs. E. L.. Scown and small son of Butte, Mont., are guests of Mrs. B. E. Calder. Mrs. Scown was formerly Miss Marguerite Richards of this city. 4 Mrs. and Miss Burnqulst, wife and sister, sis-ter, respectively, of Governor Burnqulst of Minnesota, together with Mrs. Adam G. Frank of Brigham City and Miss Katherine Kath-erine Forrester, principal of the Douglas school, Salt Lake, were luncheon guests Luncheon Is Given for Popular Bride A PRETTILY arranged luncheon was given yesterday by MIsb Irma Max-lne Max-lne Smoot in a private dining room at the Hotel Utah. In compliment to Miss Marguerite Taylor, a popular bride of the late summer. Garden flowers In crimson shaues decorated deco-rated the table. Covers were laid for the following guests besides the guest of honor: Mrs. H P Roberts, Mrs. Mark Brown of Provo, Mrs. L. J. Caesldy, Mrs. U I. Sneddon, Mrs. A. H. Beckman, Mrs. William T. Bell, Mrs. I. B. Travers, Miss Luelle Smith, Miss Josephine Mathews and Miss Verna Hlllam. Miss Jacqulta Edghelll will entertain at luncheon Monday at the Hotel Utah In honor of Miss Pearl Sparks, who will bo married September 1 In Chicago to Miss Edghelll's brother, J. U. Edghelll of Boston. Bos-ton. Mrs. J. F. Neeley will entertain Saturday at the Newhouse hotel In honor of Miss Sparks. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kearns. Jr., returned re-turned yesterday from their wedding trip