Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17

lNN past WfNh mas UNNN NIinHWNhi
tame IN comparison with tho record
Of the preceding onc-thc long lIst NJ
marriages and graduating functions.
hlllng the previous seven days with
brilliant events
The decrease IN number has been
made up In the pleasant nature ~ the
present weeks functlons-somc de.
lightful occasions having taken place.
Amongst the pleasantcst anairs was
the evening party given boy Miss MARY
Wigh,man ON Monday In honor Of tho
graduating class OF the high school.
The house and grounds were prsttily
docoratcd-thc porch and lawn being no
with guily tinted Chinese lanterns. ana
the rooms inside being decorated with
a profuslon Of roses, ncgo lilies and
ferns.
The game OF proverbs" was the
chief amusement OF the evening, which
was most pleasantly spent
Another pleasant event OF the week
was the reception held at Rowland
HAL On Wednesday night-thc occasion
being the usual annual reunion VI the
scholars. graduates, and faculty Of the
institution.
The hall was prcttlly decorated In
garden and hDt-houH1 fowtrs-thr
credit u the artistic arrangement be-
Ing due 10 the teachers and pupils
A large number OF friends uf the
scholars were present, an cnj1yubla
time being spent by an
The birthday OF Mr.. John Sharp. Jr..
was celebrated on Monday evening
AWINU al ffI "nFfl marty lHIUH nINHu Id q hIH
home.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with suuwblllH and poonira, which We're
used In profusiou throughout the
rooms
In the card contest the ladys prizo
was won hy Mrs, walter Jennings ami
tho gon'loman's By NJ @. r. runam'
Rev. n. A. Maynard was the recipient
n "a pleasant surprise on Monday UVou-
lng-a number ~ the members uf the
Unity CLUB gathering unexpectedly at
hia home-whcrc a delightful social
evening was spent,
Mr, Maynard has had charge of the
khukoHuearc section uf the club during
the year, and II was nE % testimonial
~ regard FOR hts leadership that the oc-
cnal0n was plnnned-u pleasant Incl
dent N the evening being the preacntn-
tion Of % purse by the class, nA more
NHf"'H 'HNA.'
citation.
Mr. and Mrs. John Smell. IT,. whose
wedding took place last week at 81
George have returned 20 salt Lake.
whore they win reside.
The bride la the daughter ~ r. c.
Lund ~ st. George. ana the groom a
wcll-lnown resident Of salt Lake.
on "wednesday Miss Emily d. Miller
and Frank Clay Ir, were married az
Paris, Kentucky, Miss Sihyl Anderson
brldesmalds,
The ceremony was performed at high
noon-the young couple leaving In the
evening for an extended eastern trip
Mrs. Francis NJ Bishop was tho host
Cs at u pleasant social nnalr on Monday
the event being In honor u Mrs. Gra-
hnme
The wedding OF Miss Josephine Solo
mon and Seymour -, Robbins occurred
on Thursday. the ceremony being per-
formed IN tho Temple and a pleasant
reception being held ln the evening NJ
the home OF the brides parents ON the
corner ~ Fourth West ana Third
North streets.
The pnrlor In which the wedding
party was received was beautifully
decorated with pink and white roses
ana carnations, the window which
formed an alcovo for the group being
especially attractive. The bride was
dalntily gownod IN white, and carried
bride roses. She was nsslstcd l roe
ceivlng by Mrs, Alice Donelson, Miss
Cartwright ana Miss Grow.
a large number Of friends were pros
ont, the event being a most delightful
one In AN respects.
Mr. and Mrs, Robbins will reside at