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Show SOCIAL. Miss Jcnna-Hudd Gcddcs and Hooper Hoop-er C. Dunbar were married Wednesday Wednes-day evening. The ceremony was per-formed per-formed by the Rev. Mr. Perkins, at the home of the bride's parents. A reception followed. The bride was attended by he) bitter, Miss Kath-crinc Kath-crinc Geddcs, as maid of honor. Miss Eloisc Sadler, Miss Genevieve Mc-Cornick, Mc-Cornick, Miss Pearl Van Cott, and Miss Nora Van Cote were bridesmaids. brides-maids. Sidney Hooper acted as best man. The house was profusely decorated de-corated in pink and white sweet peas and the bridal party entered through an aisle of white satin ribbons. The ushers were Leslie Savage, Charles Iilyth, Prank Niles and Gus Holmes. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar left on the late train for their home in Los Angeles. An-geles. Her traveling dress was tan with hat to match. Miss Winona Jones and Austin Park Larrabce were married Wednesday Wed-nesday evening in St. Mark's cathedral, cathed-ral, Rev. Mr. Hanson officiating. A supper followed at the bride's heme The bride was attended by Miss Winnie Win-nie Wingatc as maid of honor. Miss Bertha Dcwoody of Boise and Miss Elaine Nelson of Logan were the bridesmaids. Franklin T. Scott was the best man. The ushers were Harry Har-ry Sherman and E. B. Ilcislcy. Mr. Peabody played the "Bridal Chorus" and Mendelssohn's wedding march The church was decorated profusc'y in pink and white asters, smilax and palms. Mr. and Mrs. Larrabce left for a trip to the mountains, and will he at home to their friends after September 15, in the Harvey flats. Miss Genevieve Smoot, dough or of Mr. and Mrs. Wi C. Smoot, and W. K. Pcttiguc were married Wednesday Wednes-day evening. The ceremony was performed per-formed at the home of the brulc's sister, Mrs. L. E. Iverson. Bishop Ivcrson officiating. Only the relatives rela-tives and close friends were present but a large reception followed. Miss Enid Edmonds was maid of honor and II. J. PlumhofT was best man. Miss Edna Edwards played the wedding wed-ding march. Punch was served in the hall by Miss Bumstram. Mr. and Mrs. Pcttigue left on the late train for San Francisco and Los Angeles, but will return here to make their home. Miss Geary entertained thirty guests Wednesday, in honor of Miss Florence Flor-ence Madison. The decorations were green and white, the colors for the coming wedding. Miss Marjoric Dcy entertained at a luncheon at her home Wednesday followed by a party at the Orphauni. Smilax and pink and white asters decorated de-corated the table. A number of out of-town friends include Miss Kimball Kim-ball of -Ogdcn, Miss Paine of Ogdcn, Miss Damon of San Francisco, Miss j$ Wright of Illinois and Miss Allen of this city, and Miss Dcy. Mrs. Joseph Richards entertain -d four tables at bridge tea Wednesday afternoon, in honor of Mrs. Edward B. Sterling of Portland, Ore. Sunflowers Sun-flowers were used for the decoration . and Mrs. Richards was assisted bv Mrs. E. V. Silver and Mrs. T. G Odcll. Prizes were won by Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Donncll, Mrs. Shcpard and Miss Ilowat. r Mrs. J. A. Reeves entertained at the Orpheum Wednesday, fallowed by a luncheon, in honor of Mrs. J. C. llanchett, who has just returned here to live, and Mrs. Elizabeth Crawfo.d Ivulluk, who is visiting here front San Antonio, Tex. Mfs. Glun Miller entertained ;it bridge Wednesday, in honor of her sister, Mr. II. H, Hcrringer and her cousin, Mrs. Clarence White. Dc-o-ratious were in nasturtiums. Mrs. Frank Johnson won the prize. Miss Virginia A. Bush of the English Eng-lish department of the high school and Miss Leah Bush, who are spending spend-ing the summer on a camping trip through the Strawberry valley, will return the latter part of the week. Miss Tilly Thomas entertained av a kitchen shower Wednesday evening, in honor of Miss Pearl Branch, who is to be married September 5. The decorations were pink and green. Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Walker and family and Miss Hague have gone for a trip to Yellowstone park. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lachmund and Mrs. Sibston arc now at home to their friends at 9 Emery Hats. Miss Dorothy Bailey has returned from spending the summer with re- p latives in San Francisco. Mrs. A. II. Little is home from Mountain Dell. Mrs. Elmer Smith and Mrs. A. G. Busby have returned from visiting Mrs. Little at Mountain Dell. Mr. and Mrs. W. Wi. Armstrong arc at home to their friends at 53 Bransford apartments. Miss Ella Dukes is home after spending the summer in California. M. J. Brines has returned from a trip in Idaho, An early fall wedding to whieli much local interest is attractsd is that of Von A. Paul and Anna Louise Wcy The lady being a daughter of Mrs. and A. Fred Wcy one of Silt Lake's prominent hotel proprietors 'Fhc engagement of Annie Smith to Raymond C. Smith has been an-nounccd an-nounccd by the young lady's parents Mr. and Mrs. George G. Smith, the wedding to take place some time next mouth. |
