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

ON "wednesday evening Miss Anna g.
Ericsson N Topeka Kansas. and Mr.
p o. Maxwell wcro married. rev. W.
s. nnrloy performing the ceremony
The house was beautifully decorated
with palms nud carnnu1nu--a number
pt intimate friends gathering no "a quiet
reception 90 offer congratulations
Tho bride was dressed 10 "a beautiful
light brown travelling gown nnd ear
ried a lauscbouuuet OF white carnations.
Mlu Mile d. Davis was bridesmaid
and wore "a dainty gown Of white mull
with pink ribbon trimmings. She cnr-
riod o. bouquet of pink carnations. Mr.
Fu'd Davidson acted ns best man.
iCfroshmcnts wUro served By MlHs
Fairy Davis and Miss Hanna Davidson.
who were dressed ln dainty pink muli
With ribbons 60 match Mr. ana Mu.
Maxwell VIII be- ~ home after july ist.
a pretty Juno wedding was that u
Miss Jessie Spnlra ana Mr. George Hoo
Wnrth. which took place this week nt
the residence % 81. and Mir UowHrth,
go r.. Fourth South street. bishop
Adam SpoirH performing the ceremony.
The bride wore n dainty gown uf
white orguulle and carried o. bouquet VI
bride roses. Her bridesmaid. MiHH Eva
AymouH was prrttlly gpwnri lu white
Swiss. Nj william Vincent acted as
best man.
Tho house was beautifully decorated.
The puflur with white carnations and
smllnN aud the hail with feHtouns VI
Ia France ruHoH, LlEht Refreshments
were served IN the latter place by Mlss
Mile Howarth.
The. dining room WINS prpfusoly dec
GRATED with rcd rusoH ana was pre-
sided over by Miss Alice Howarih and
Many congratulations and good
Wishes were rendered the young couple,
who viii be- No home 90 their friends
after July ist at ela H. Second south
street
Miss Carrie Lynforth ~ California,
who has been residing with Mrs r. w.
Jennings. lsft on Thursday 90 Join Mrs
w. ". Ritter in Logan, where the two
ladies viii spend ne summer
The Unity lawn fotc given last
ulrht may Justly rank among the
most elaborate and delightful events
The lawns NJ four adjoining rcs-
licences were used Tor the occasion. tho
I hYatnaHos being Mri. N. r. Maynard,
I MrH BooNcdgc, Mrs. Kenyon and Mra.
| Mason
with headlights and Japanese LAM
| terms lighting the lawns, the scene was
extremely picturesque, and the delight
] ful entertainment mrni shed vuuullrd
/ tho charming surroundings
AZ the Kenyon home the tennis court
| was converted into dancing hail, and
/ here the younger guests danced o. the
| strains or tho orchestra. while others
| played ut tho card tables arranged In
] the nur.urH.
a. the residences ~ Mr. Rooklcdge
| ana Mrs. Mason, uppuHltv. purlnf games
/ were INDUCED lu, ana nt Mrs Muy-
] uurd's refreshments were served
/ throughout tho evening.
THE entertainment WAS as charming
/ throughout us 10 was unique, and 300
. HuU.DHH should amply ruuIy those tu
/ whom credit o. due Tor lH conception
Hui arrangement
Ir and Mra. T.. ~ Earl entertained
/ ut % pleasant Dlrl-ulrfy un Wednesday
/ evening. about twenty guests being
. present THE url prize WuH won hy
. Alra A. U. lN"hHHIanu ths second uy
. Nlr john lumrI and tnr con isolation
/ uy NrH Arthur rrtl lgo cream and
/ ".raWhrr'oa wen" served during the
/ evening,
/ A pleasant lawn Toto in tho form of "a
/ strawberry uui Do. cream festival WIS
| rlEun 1t thH residence ~ George NJ,
/ cannon Ht Forest Dale laHt night tho
] ih" ward sunday school \ Hnrloa W
/ HI.r. .ufI0Hu views uf 90 Trip Around
/ N. WuTl' were rIvHu. th" affair lu all
f'sr"ou ho.nF most delightful ono
NIwag IIl prd Lanulc savage who
/ haHH nHHn visiting in Nebraska during
/ N. past month, returned this after