The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • Page 74

THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 18, 1935. Reception on Friday Evening Honors Visitors Dr. and Mrs. Verr.on L. Stevenson of Garfield, who are visiting with Dr.

Stevenson's parents, Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Stevenson, at their home on Third avenue, were entertained at a reception Friday evening at the Stevenson home.

Dr. anci Mrs, L. A. Stevenson were assisted by Mr, and Mrs. Reed E.

Holt and Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Michel- Ben. The living rooms were gay with late summer flowers and the garden furnished a cool and pleasant retreat.

In the dining room a scheme of white and silver was carried out in the decorations, The serving table covered with an imported duchess lace cloth silver basket filled with white gladioli, asters and snapdragons formed the centerpiece, with white candles in silver holders at the four corners of the table. The dining room was presided over by Mrs. Holt, who was assisted by Miss Ester Stevenson, Miss Mary Thomas, the Misses Annie, Mary and Alberta Ross and Miss Elizabeth Hutchinaon. The punch bowl In the ballroom was presided over by Miss Virginia HutchJnson anil Miss Betty Ruth Stevenson. Ths guests were received at the door by Mrs.

Michelsen. During the evening Several musical numbers were given, Saturday Mrs. Holt entertained at luncheon in honor of Mrs. Stevenson and Thursday Dr. and Mrs.

Stevenson were honored at a garden party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Michelsen on Michigan avenue. Mrs. Stevenson formerly was Misrs Dorothy Ann Tobyn, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John Tobyn of Spokane, Wash. Recent Bride Many Functions Being Given for Bride of Future Mrs. J. A.

Mortensen and daughter, Miss Etta Mortensen, entertained at a delightful shower and supper Friday evening at their home on Beck street honoring Miss Norma Burns, whose narriage to Grant S. "Winn will take place in the near future. Garden flowers were used for decorations and 24 guests were in attendance. Mrs. H.

F. Layton of San Fran- Cisco entertained Wednesday evening at the home of her sistar, Mrs. J. P. Isaac, on North West street at a dinner party honoring the young couple.

The guests wero seated at one long table, which was decorated with a crystal basket ol pink summer flowers combined with The place cards miniature brides. Monday evening Mrs. John Mrs. Ossman Elffgrcn, bruin of tho summer season, who, before lier marriage, was Miss Lucille Mnn- nliiR, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank H. Miinniiifr. Affleck-Hart Wedding Takes Place Wednesday Isaac, entertained at a linen shower for the bride, at her home on North Seventh West street. A color scheme of pink and white was car- ried'out in table decorations. Covers were laid for 12.

and Mrs. Bernard Louis entertained; last Sunday evening at an informal party at their home on First North street complimenting a number of friends of the young couple. Mrs. Alfred Winn, will entertain Thursday evening at a shower for Miss Burns, who Saturday evening will be tho honored guest at an informal party given by Mr. and Mrs.

C. F. Burns at the Covenant house. S. Gir! Becomes Bride of Ogden Man Mrs, La Vina M.

Jackson, 432 Third East street, announces the marriage of her daughter, Florence Isabel, to Robert Earl Pemberton of Ogden, son of Mrs. M. Pemberton of St. Louis, Mo. The marriage took place Tuesday evening, with the Rov.

Frank Eddy Madden of the First 'Misthodist church performing the ceremony. Miss Elise Mae Jackson, sister of tho bride, was the only attendant and Ted Mcrriman acted as best man. i The young couple will make their home in The marr'age of Miss Marie Af, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William P.

Affleck, 100 'West Second North street, and Guy A. Hart, son of Mrs. Alice B. Hart, 419 Redondo avenue, took place Wednesday evening at tho Hyrum Jensen home on Highland drive. The bride was gowned in Ivory satin with a long princess lace coat, and she carried bride roses and ardenias.

Mrs. Douglas Stark was matron of honor and wore a peach colored frock with pale green sash. Tho bridesmaids were Miss Lucile Miss Margaret Cardall, who were frocked in blue chiffon with a long pink sash fashioned alike. Miss Madeline Olsen wore canary yellow with a long lavender sash and Mrs. Carrie Noorda was in pink chiffon with a bluu cash.

They carried varicolored sweet peas. Richard A. Hart acted as best nian. 1 Miss Jerry Stark was flower girl. The ceremony was pcr- 'ormed by William H.

Folland, su- preme'court justice. Musical numbers were presented during the evening by Mrs. Katy Affleck Rich, Mrs. Minnie Affleck Rossiter, Miss Bernioe Affleck, William Russeil, Miss Eluora Parmley Wllllam. Thompson, Edward Koel- llker, Lester Reese, Mervin Jones Miss Dorothy Linton, Miss Barbart Shurtliff, Mrs 4 Gladys Bingham anc Miss Kathryn Barr.

Mrs. Katy Affleck Rich and Miss Bernice Rich wore in charge of tin gift room. Reception Given For Couple Wed On Wednesday An interesting wedding of the week took place Wednesday at 7 p. at tho horns of Mr. and Mrs.

Lcyland Graham on East Ninth South street, when Miss Juno Ann Hedquist, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hedquist of Provo, the bride of Maurice Read Michelsen, on of Mr. and Mrs. Fred M.

Mich- tlsen, 1070 Ninth East street. Fred VI. Micholsen, father of -the bride- room, performed the ceremony. A reception followed. The bridal jarty stood before a bank of palms and ferns, with floor baskets of ladioll farming sernicircle.

The who was given away by her uncle, Mr. Hedquist, wore a Schi- sparelll Regency model of ivory atin and lace. Her veil was of tulle laught with orange blossoms into a ialo cap effect of duchess lace. She arried a sheaf of regal lilies and vhite sweet peas. Miss Dorothy in- embroidered chiffon ver 'blue, and Miss Acnon Graham peaoh chiffon were bridesmaids, ind Miss Junece Hedquist and Miss Vtarillyn Finlayson in pink and blue not, respectively, were the flower iris.

Maurice McKendrick acted is best man. Mr. and Mrs. Hedquist, Mr. and Vtrs.

Michelnen and Mr. and Mrs. Jraham assisted the bridal party in ecelving. Mrs. Lynn Michelsen, who was in of the dining room, was as- istcd by Miss Marjorie Orabbe, Vliss Mary Allen, Miss Dorothy Cramer, Miss Ruth Hardy, Miss Edna lo Jenkins and Miss Iris Garff.

rooms were decorated in pink roses and white sweet peas. Mrs. Trio of Betrothed Maids Reception Follows Wedding Wednesday of Miss Katherine Smith, daughter of Mrs. Daisy Smith, 1007 Belmont avenue, and Dwight Manwaring, son of Mrs Clara Bishop, 1036 Belmont avenue took place Wednesday in the Sal Lake City L. D.

S. tomplo, and was followed by n. reception at the home of the bride's mother. The bride, who was unattended, wore a frock of pink silk net with a shoulder bouquet of pale pink rosebuds. The young couple left for a honeymoon trip to California and will bo at home to their friends in the Peter Pan apartments.

Canyon Cabin Scene of Fete. Mr, and Mrs. Wilford Hardy were hosts to 20 fricnda 'at their "Kory Cabin" in 'Emigration canyon Tuesday After outdoor games, a buffet supper was served, followed by indoor camos Morr was in charge of the gift room. After a honeymoon trip to the acific coast the young' couple will ic at homo in Salt Lake City. The traveling ensemble was of woo), with matching accos- ories.

Both young people are former students at the University of Jtah' and the bride is a member of ho Theta Upsilon sorority and the mdegroom is affiliated with the Chi Theta fraternity. Announcement of Engagement Made At Friday Affair Mr, and Mrs. Stayner Richards, 2646 Aldeh street, announce the engagement of their daughter, Moo, to Theron W. Fotheringham, son of Mr. and Mra.

S. H. Fotheringham, of Murray. The marriage will take place September 6 in the.Salt Lake City L. D.

Si temple. Mrs. Richards entertained at a beautifully arranged luncheon Friday at her home when the betrothal of Miss Richards and Mr. Fotheringham was announced. "Yellow midsummer blooms wero chosen for the decorations of the living room and the table, and the announcements were in the form of miniature scrolls concealed in colonial bouquets.

Covers were laid for Miss Richards, Mrs. H. Fotheringham, Miss Ruth Fotheringham, Mrs. Otis Lasslter, Mrs. Henry D.

Bradford, Mrs. C. Wayne Healy, Mrs. Joseph J. Weldner.

Miss Joan Douglas, Mrs. Rulon Jeffa, Miss La Juno Brown, Mrs. Earl V. Gritton, Mrs. Helen Derrick, Mrs.

H. Wootton, Miss Helen Taylor, Miss Gertrude Ryberg, Miss Hopo Richards and Miss Helen Anderson. The young couple are both graduates of the University of Utah and Miss Richards is a member of the Delta Gamma sorority. Mr. Foth- oringham is affiliated with tse Sigma Pi and Delta Phi fraternities.

Miss Cecilia Disney, upper 'left, whose to Vaughn L. Jones is Miss Altn Lu- oilo JorjiensoiT, upper right, daugh- (er of Mr. and Mrs. Os borne G. ilor- icnson, whoso engagement to Wallace H.

Johnson announced, the' nuirringct to tnke place Friday in the Salt Lnlco City U'l'O. S. temple. Lower left, Miss Sarah Robinson, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest A. Robinson, whose to George H. Kettle, will tnlcc place September 13 in the Salt Lake City L. D. S.

tcmplo. Former S. Girl Is Wed In Northwest Couple Marry On Saturday in L. D. S.

Temole i The marriage of Miss Ruth Mor gan, daughter of Mrs. Emily Holmes Morgan, 364 Hollywood avenue, to Douglas Chcsley Barton, son of. Mr. and Mrs. Chesley Barton, 619 East Twenty-first South street, took place Saturday noon in the Salt Lake City L.

D. S. temple. A reception followed at the home of the bride's parents. The bride was lovely her wedding gown of white satin with an enveloping tulle veil caught into coronet effect with seed pearls.

She carried a shower bouquet of pink roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Jean Bleak was 'maid of honor and was frocked in pale pink'mousse- lino de soie with silver accessories and she carried pink sweet peas. Miss Norma Bleak, bridesmaid, wore green mousseline de soie and carried lavender sweet peas; Miss Marian Ostler, also a bridesmaid, wore blua mousseline de soie and carried pink sweet peas. Both wore silver accessories. Grant Hogge acted as best man.

The rooms were decorated with a profusion of late summer flowers in pastel shades. Music was furnished during'the evening by Mr. and Mrs. Orin E. Salisbury.

The pouple will make their home in Salt Lake City following a wedding trip along the Pacific coast. Word has been received from Portland, of the marriage of Miss Lily Lu Turville, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. O.

Turville, formerly of Salt Lakn. City, now of Portland, to George Crossley, son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Crossley, 274 North Second West street.

The rnarrisge took place July IS in the L. D. S. chapel in Portland, with Wilber Webb of Salt Lake City officiating. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was gowned in white satin with an tulle veil trimmed with orange blossoms and she carried a shower bouquet of roses and white sweet peas and bouvardia.

Miss Donna Speight was flower girl and Miss Delila Turville and Miss -La Verne Speight carried the bride's veil. Mrs. William Hansen was matron of honor, and the bridesmaids included Miss-Marion Crossley, Miss Etta Crossley, Miss Beth Hansen and Miss Naomi Purdy Harold Turville acted as best man Following the ceremony a fion was held at the home of the bride's parents. The young couple will make their home in Portland Among the out-of-town guests present were Mr. and Mrs, A.

E. Speight and children of Salt Lake City. Salt Lakers Will Attend Convocation Of Job's Daughters On August at 7:30 p. the fifteenth session of the Supreme "Juardian council of the order of Job's Daughters will have its formal opening on fourteenth floor of the Hotel Lincoln in Indianapolis, Cndiana. Mrs.

Edna E. Pauley, of Indianapolis, supreme guardian, will preside over the 1935 convocation. Mrs. iertrude E. Benjamin, past supreme Warren R.

Tyler, associate state guardian of Utah; Miss Bety ou of Bethel No. 1 of Salt Lake City; Miss Marlyn Schciber, past honored queen; Miss Denbeigh Tyler, Miss Vlyra Tyler and Miss Dorothy Stockman will attend from Salt Lake City. All activities will be at the Hotel lincoln excepting the Edna Pauley dinner, which will be held in the Crvington Masonic temple. The session will close Saturday evening with public installation, Weddings and Engagements Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest A. Robinson, 1616 Park street, announce the engagement of their daughter, Sarah, to George H. Kettle, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Kettle, 2630 Park street.

The marriage will take place September 12'in the Salt Lake City L. D. S. temple. Mr.

and Mrs. William Price, 1780 Fourth East street, announce the marriage of their daughter, Berniece, to Vaughn L. Jones, son of Mrs. Jones of Tremonton. The marriage took place August 18 in Salt Lake City.

The couple are making their home here. and singing. Mr, and Mrs. Osborne G. Jorgcn- son, 2347 Green street, announce the engagement of their daughter, Alta Lucile, tb Wallace H.

Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Iver Johnson, 664 Warnock avenue. The marriage will take place August 23 in the Salt Lake City L. D.

S. temple. Mr. and Mrs. W.

Fuller, 603 Kensington avenue, announce the engagement of their daughter, Lael Kathleen, to R. H. Petersen, son of Mr. and Mrs. H.

H. Petersen of Hyrum. The marriage will take place September 10 at the Hyrum Jensen home on Highland drive, which is the anniversary of the marriage of the parents. Mr. and" Mrs.

James Johnson of Grand Junction, announce the engagement of their daughter, Ce- ccliA Disney of Salt Lake City, to Harry Hammond, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Hammond, 237 Modern court. Tho marriage will take place late in August.

Mafron Is Honored At Birthday Party Mrs. Byron C. Child's entertained at a delightful dinner party Thursday evening at her home on Down- ington avenue, honoring thu seventy-sixth birthday anniversary of her T-, Mr.s. Isabelle Morley. fl)nd rs Frnnk Whitney, The guesls, numbering twenty- 22 Haxton place announce the en- I o-n (yftpM rtf Party Postponed to vJtfuLS jytarj'or nlng at her nue In hono? of Miss Frances Mulliner and her fiance, Harold Roberta, has been postponed for one Week.

For Small Soh Mrs. Carl J. Harward, 1604 Klev- enth East street, entertained at a delightful birthday party Friday in honor of the fourth anniversary of her son, Richard, Games were played and Refreshments served. wnrc scaiet! fit 'two long tables I sagoment I which-were decoratsd with graceful of coral gladioli combined butterfly sweet peas. of their daughter, Pa- De Mott Pomeroy, son of Mrs.

S. Pomez'oy of Mesa, Ariz. The marriage will take plnce Mrs. Penton E. Barnett, 928 Denver street, announces the engagement of her daughter, Verona L.

Jettie, to Donald W. Franz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wendlin Franz, 57 Chicago, street. The wedding will take place September 7 at the Hyrum Jensen home on Highland drive.

Mrs. Mary Parker, 672 Milton avenue, announces the marriage of her daughter, Miss Lois Frances Fender, to Daniel Bryan Stewart of Ogden. The marriage took place Tuesday in Ogden, 'where the young couple will make their home. Mr. and Mrs.

George Littley, 942 Washington street, announce the marriage of their daughter, Ivy to Hugh J. Stalcer, son of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Staker, 1212 South West Temple street.

The wedding took place in Los Angeles August 10. The 'couple will make their home in Los Angeles. Reserve Officers To Sponsor Dance Members of the Harmony History club entertained at a dinner and party Monday evening at Pinccrest inn. following officers elector for the coming year: Mrs. John Gardner, president; Mrs.

Joseph E. Jack, first vice president; Mrs. wara O. Anderson, secretary; Mrs. T.

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The evening was spent in games and music. Departing Maid To Be Honored Miss Lucille Curtis, who will leave in the near future for Paris, will be the honored guesst at a dinner party Monday evening given by Miss Shirley Huffaker and Miss Barbara Olson nt the Olson home in Midvale. Twelve clone friends of the honored guest have been invited. 106S First avenue, announce the marriage of their daughter, Judith, to Conway H. Sears of Snn Francisco.

The marriage took place Saturday in San Francisco. Miss Alice Burton, 1729 South State street, announces the engagement of her sister, Miss Mildred Burton, to Mnrinua J. Gerritse of Salt Lake City. The marriage will take place September 7. Mr.

and Mrs. R. P. Fisher, 1279 Malvern avenue, announce the cn- of their daughter, Olive, to George F. F.vnns, 936 Logan avenue.

The wedding is being planned for late August. Cannon-Ward Engagement Announced at Saturday Tea Bride of Week Mrs. El Iloy Nelson, formerly Miss Alice Louise Taylor of Provo, who was married Wednesday in tho Salt L. D. S.

temple. Garden Reception Follows Wedding In L. D. S. Temple The marriage of Miss Laurene Ruth Green, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Green, 981 Tenth East street, and Lester Ward Fowler, son of Mrs. Margaret Ann Powler, 1451 Ninth East street, took place August 10. The ceremony was performed Evans-Groth Wedding Held On Saturday Mr. and Mrs.

W. V. Evans, 76S1 Highland drive, announce the marriage of -their daughter, Ruth, to Earl J. Groth, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Groth, 767 Ninth, East street. The marriage toak place Saturday evening in the presence of members of the two families. Miss Beth Evans was the only attendant and Ray Groth acted as jest man. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Theodora G.

lilley of the First Presbyterian church, and following the marriage a wedding supper was for members of the two families. A musical program was presented during tho evening by Mrs. Marjorie Klemm Scheiber. After a wedding trip to San Fcan- cisco the young couple will ba at home at 1019 Wilson avenue. A number of parties were given during the week for Miss Evans.

Thursday Mrs. Elliott W. Evans of Sing-ham canyon was hostess at a bridge luncheon at the Beau Brummel cafe for 12 close friends of the bride. Miss Bdbbie Dearing entertained at luncheon for the bride at her home on West Fifth North street Wednesday afternoon. Covers were laid for 12.

Miss Maud Peterson of Holladay. entertained at luncheon Tuesday. The guests were teachers of the Hamilton school. Monday an early breakfast was given by members of the Theta Upsilon sorority, o.f which the bride is a member. Games were played during the afternoon and prizes were awarded.

Mrs. Leroy Moore was hostess at a bridge shower at her home on Kensington avenue recently, and Mrs. V. Evans, mother the- bride, entertained at a 'delightful luncheon recently at her home. honor Charles Callis thc Couple Married Recently Feted At Reception Honoring Mr.

and Mrs. L. Ossman Elggren, who were married recently, a reception was given Wednesday evening by Mr. and Mrs. L.

E. Elg- at their home, 1372 Yale avenue. Mrs. Elggren formerly was Miss Lucille Manning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank H. Manning, 1467 Browning avenue. The bride wore a model of yellow chiffon with large matching' hat and a corsage gardenias. Miss Rhea Bradford, maid of honor, and Miss Elaine Elggren, bridesmaid, wore similar frocks of delphinium blue with yellow hats andjshoulder bouquets of yellow rosebuds. Paul Bird acted as- best man.

The bridal party was assisted in receiving by the parents of the young couple. Assisting in the general entertainment were Mr. and Mrs. Ervin K. Rich, Miss Martha Elggren, Burt Thompson and Richard Christenson.

Miss Carol Staats. was in charge of the gift room and Miss Martha Brooks, Miss Mae Barnes, Mlsa Marjean -Elggreri; Miss Betty Burton, Miss Betty Lewis, Miss Maxine Cannon and Miss Beth Colton assisted in the dining room. The young couple will make-their home in Salt Lake Dessert Luncheon Being Held Monday A dessert luncheon will be served Memorial House, Memory park, Salt Lake chapter. Reserve Of fi-1 City Creek canyon, Mondny.at 1:30 cars' association ol the UnitedJP- m. be States; will hold an informal, danc- party on Saturday at 8:45 p.

m. the hostess House, Camp Williams, Jordan Narrows. All reserve officers, regular army and national guard officers and ladies are cordially invited to attend this party. Former S. L.

Maid Weds In California Mr. and Mrs. Albert Newmeyer of Glandale, formerly of Salt Lake City, announce the marriaga of their daughter. Lucile, to George A. Carruth of glendaic, formerly of Coalville, Utah.

The marriage took pluce Sunday, August 11, in the Wilshire wedding chapel in Los groom, in the Salt Lake City L. D. S. temple. A reception followed in the garden of the bride's parents.

The bride was gowned in a model of pink crepe and she carried a bride's bouquet of pink rosebuds and sweet peas, with white orange blossoms. Mrs. J. Akert, sister of the bride, Was matron honor and wore a model of pale green crepe and carried pink roses and white sweet peas. Gordon Place acted as best man.

mother the bride, was gowned in pale blue crepe and Mrs. Fowler, mother of the bridegroom, wore pink crepe. The bridal party was assisted in receiving by Mrs. A. F.

Smith and William M. Green. Assisting in the general entertaining were Mrs. J. Van Duran and Miss Joyce MaMelroy.

The serving table was covered with an Italian lace cloth and was centered with a bowl of pink and white sweet peas. Assisting in the dining room were Miss Faye Evelyn Bjornn, Miss Evelyn Greer and Mrs. Frank Pickering. Miss Doris Fowier and Miss Evelyn Mursener were in charge of the giftroom. Two hundred and twenty-five guests called during the evening.

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Eugene M. Cannon, 2354 Seventh East streat, announce the engagement of their daughter, Grace Louise, to J. Quayle Ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.

Frank Ward, 1228 East Sixth South street. The marriage will take place September 20 in the Salt Lake City L. D. S. temple.

The bride is A graduate of the University of Utah and a member of tho Theta Alpha Phi sorority. Mr. Ward Is a student of the University and a member of the Delta Pi fraternity. Announcement of the approach- Ing marriage of Miss Cannon and Mr. Ward was made at A prettily nr- bridge luncheon given Saturday afternoon by the bride's sisters, Mrs.

George S. Nelson, 1320 Westminster avenue, and Mrs. Francis G. Nicholas of Ogden, at the Nelson home. The table was centered with reflector in the center of xvhich was a silver bowl filled with pink roses.

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