Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-23

Iywrn has held supreme sway
throughout tho wrokaWe1dluEn and
rumor of weddings nllluF tho social
nimoaphore. ana fHlcrltlug ull other
functions into The comparative back
ground uf minor events. Teas. lunuha
cons. card PARTIES uru charming In
their way but the dlmluuntito deity
who rcigua nt nuptial celebrations de-
mHndH and gains un nfdpr NJ interest
in events ui hiH making, that newer
may attend the purely social functions.
Notable amongst the many pretty If-
fairs Of the kind were tho weddings ~
Miss Rae Grant and Mr John Tnyinr
and Miss Juliu Farnaworth and Mr
Lund' both oecu.In. on The same day
on Thursday two other Interesting
events were added Co the Hist Miss
Hattie norrmuH and john iiagmun, and
Miss May Jenkins ana Albert Need
ham lolnlng The hnupy number who
launched their lives on the tide u ma
tflmony
MlaH Jenkins and Mr. Nccdhnm were
married IN the Temple ut noon. and
N the evening "a reception was held ne
the home N the brides par.
cuts at 100 west seventh South
street a large number ~ relatives aud
friends participating in the pleasant
event Tho rooms were beautifully
decorated. u canopy ~ ruHpH ana HmllnN
crowned with white doves together
with the floral background formed with
rose sprayed curtains making "a pretty
nlcovc where the bridal party received.
The bride wore becoming
gown Of white Swiss over tnnota and
carried roses. Miss Virginia Elmer the
bridesmaid, being Kowncd IN blue
mouaacllne de sole, Ernest LambOurne
acted az best man Miss Rose Jenkins
ana Miss Ounuell Peterson assisted In
receiving. and Miss Emma Jenkins.
Elizabeth Cannon. May and Ivy Price
ana Ethel Taylor presided ln the dim
ms room The pesoret Mandolin club
rendered number OF delightful muHl-
cal selections during the evening Mr
ana Mru. Nc'dhnm will reside az go
south West Temple street
one OF the qulrtrst but prcttiest we'd.
dingH nf the month was that uf Miss
Hattie Pauline bugumuH and Sir. John
Dee llngmbn, which took place nc the
homo OF the brides parents Mr. ana
Mis-. A, r. purrmuH ON 1nuudny pvens
inr, Judge James a, Miner officiating,
and only the families and immediate
friends " tho contracting parties br-
ing present
feHtOuun ~ HmllaN and cut flowers. In
the paflur red dnhlinH and white Chi-
nose nsturH wurv predominant while
pink and white ruEpbudH were used with
dainty Cngct IN the dining room. where
diuucr was served at six o'clock
The bride always charming, was cN-
crpllunally 20 iu her simple drcra 81
dainty white SwlHn which was made
over tnftcta Hilk and trimmed with lace
ana ribbons.
Last evening "a reception was given
IN honor " the newly married pair,
a large number ~ friends being present
60 express congratulations and good
WISHES FOR their future happiness, Mr.,
ana Mrs iugmun viii be- ut home uf-
ter october Let In thclr pretty cottage
ON Second West street
on Thursday evening Miss EugDnlo
Recdor aud Edgar Nerlru were united
In marriage. the ceremony being per-
formed hy bishop n. j. stevens NJ
Ogden, The event occurred NO the resl-
deucy of 70, 4. Ncsllu uu Third street
and wus followed By an elaborate rec
the young couple participated. The
bride and groom are both very popular
and their many friends Join lu wishing
them a prosperous future,
Mrs, Charles Post was the hostess nc
delightful card party yesterday after
noon.
Miss Saunders entertained informally
on Wednesday In honor ot Miss Lucille
Jennings.
Mrs, NJ -. whitney was the hostess
at two elaborate functions this week.
Bishop futile, Mrs. Stanley NJ. Ram
aey and Herbert Tuttlr arrived on
Thursday They are the guests OF Mt
and MI" ucorgc y Wallace
Mr and Mrs George Vullery loft FOR
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