Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

The week has been noted Tor ita
lumber uf brilliant weddings. card
Jartics and other social functions. the
latter list Including the delightful ban-
quuH ANA reunions that have attended
the closing exercises of scholastic in-
sutuuUna.
saltair the Lagoon and Garfield have
each shared Ia SERVES ~ social events
in the way OF cNCursiouH-Whuso pupu-
luuty increases u.s. the season utuyps
into the sul'ry' summer days
on ThurHday evening Mrs y. V.
McCunc Miss Fay McCunc and MiaH
Florence Grocsbeck. entertained at
delightful cWd-pary at the dario
house.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
in pale pink and white carnations.
sweet peas and marEuptitvH which were
arranged in Jardincircs and vases
throughout the parlurH. dining room
aud halls. while flags. pruttlly draped.
aided In the artistic decorations. The
tnllles were decorated with musical
designs aud the score cards with
quaint Chinese hgureH
During the evening the well known
and popular pianist, Miss olive Gray
rendered a number of short musical SEE
lcctions, and the guests engaged IN a
guessing contest aa 70 the titles of the
rcndltOna
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Dougall and Mr.. y. q. Snow were the
prize winners In the two contests.
one OF the most elaborate bridal
events ~ the season was the wedding
Of Miss Anna Mae Mcmillan and SAM
vel Adams, which took place ON Thurs
day evening.
The house was beautifully decorated
in palms. foliage plants and flowers,
each room having a separate design Ia
color ana arrangement.
The purlor In which tho ceremony
took place was especially beautiful
The cuiura were green aud whltfHunl
the entire south end Of the room was
converted into a bower with canopy
ana curtains Formed uf frstoous Of
ferns stnilaX ANA ruars, nud pillars ~
tall palms, which rose on either slide Co
the orch " the canopy Pendant from
the center OF the mass Of Earlludnd
green above hung % great bell VI moss
starred with roses, and behind AN rose
u wall OF plants nH % background. The
rear pnrlar continued the color scheme
OF white and grcrn=rod ana green be-
Ing chosen f1r the library and pink ana
green FOR the dining room.
The hail had an artistic arrange
ment OF palms and winding ropes N
greencry-a pretty alcoyc being formed
for the orchestra by screens OF palms
and hanging Earlauds,
The bridal party entered at o'clock,
the groom and his best man, Mt. w
y. McDcnrman Of Denver, coming iirst
and the maid of honor. Miss Mcmillan,
following Thence came Mics Blanche
burke and Mr.. Frank Vaughn of Den.
Yer. and Miss Alta Mcmillan with
Herbert Lawrence, and lastly the bride
accompanied by her father.
The bridal party formed under the
canopy. where the ceremony vas per-
I'd.
ri by Rev. 70. g.. MrNclce.
The bride wore "a gown ~ dainty
mousscline de sole over heavy white
silk. with sash and collar OF satin. The
bodice was covered with duchcaso lace,
and dainty ruiles and ruchings nm
lshed the overdress.
The maid uf honor. Miss Mcmillan.
wore white orgnndio over pink tafeta
sllk. and carried IN France roses. Miss
Burke's gown was white muslin oyer
yellow tnnota and her flowers were
white roses, Miss Alta Mcmillan was
gowned In a duluty costume of white
aud blue. and carried white roses
a reception followed the ceremony "a
large number Of guests being present.
Al iO:As Mr.. and Mrs. Adams loft Tor
california, whore they win spend fow
weeks before returning to Denver
where they viii IN future reside
on Wednesday the marriage or MISS
Iuella Bitner and Ncphi Y. Taylor oc-
CURED, the ceremony being performed
In the Temple. and "a pleasant rccep-
lion following at the home of the brides
parentR az Big Cottonwood, where "a
host OF friends gathered TO extend con-
gratulnuonH,
on Friday night, Mrs. Margaret Tay-
Tor. the groom'H mother guNc an
elaborate reception IN honor OF the
newly married couple about seventy
six guests being present The rooms
were beautifully decorated, and an
elaborate supper wa' served by VIII
son.
The opal club opened the season Mt
Garfield on Thursday Ia Huccessful so
clnl nffair that included an excursion,
dancing. feastIng and @ bath IN the
waters OF the historic beach
A large number were present ana q
most enjoyable time was passed by all
who participated
Mrs. Alice Il. Donaldson ana Mr.
Rudolph pumbeck were united ln mar
rlage ON wednesday evening, the event
occurring at the home OF Mrs J' ~
4 number Of relatives ana near
friends were present 10 witness inc
ceremony, after which Mt, ana MIS-
Dumbeck loft for a short trip cast
They Will reside In this city