Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-18

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MIR and Mrs. David Hampstead en-
tertairad Informally ut q cnrd-party
on Tu..fny at their reHidencc on Sew
enth Eae street. In honor Of Mrs. We'll
ton Of Detroit The decorations. tables,
and count cards carried the suggestion
Of the valentine Idea.
Mrs. ". n. Jones contributed 10 the
list OF pleasant valentine celebrations
on Tuesday IN the way of cnrd.party
given to the womcn's Republican
club.
A pleasant and extremely pretty
nlxty.thrce party was given by Mrs.
Julia Allen. on Tuesday afternoon, the
valentine idea being chrrlcd out In the
Hcorc.cnrdr and counters, which werr
prettily embossed with pictures and
tied with yellow ribbon. The prize. also
designed to carry out the valentine
idea. Was won by Mrs. Sears. Those
present were Mrs, Walter iicattie, Mrs.
w. " Dougnll. Mrs. Katherine Young.
Mrs. John r. calne. Mre. J. tawllnr,
Mira. John Felt. Mrs. Anna Young, Mrs.
N. A. scarr. Mrs. J. May Mrs. Henry
Moss. Mrs shocbridgc, Mrs, Calder.
Mrs Robbins. Mrs. Amy, Mrs. Smell.
Mrs. iSper and Mr.. l'rinton.
Miss Leila Davis entertained at n val.
cntinc dinner. the Idea being prcttily
carried out In the tablc.dccorationr,
which were exceptionally tasteful and
appropriate.
Mrs. Rodney BADGER gave n combined
kcnainkton and catd-party On Wcdnes-
day afternoon. a part OF the afternoon
being devoted 60 sewing and embrolder-
Ing. and the latter part to u rixty-three
contest. The tally-cardu, counters. and
prizes consisted II pretty vRlcntin. de.
signs, the AFFAIR proving delightful
ChaH. crismon. Mrs. J. Moyic. Mrs j.
W Young, Mrs. squlrcs. Mrs. TaEEart.
Mrs. Sears, Mrs. Hflnton, Mrs. Harris.
Airs, l.. Young. Mrs. Park. Mrs.
Thomas. Mrs. Noble wnrrum. Mrs.
James. Mrs. %. Rogers. Mrs. Hughes.
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Something In tn. way Of valentine nf-
fairs but OF "a more decided and prnr-
teal nature has occurred In the way
Of number Of wcddlnrr and rumors
OF weddings that has figured amongst
present and prospective social events
during the last week.
ON "wednesday evening Miss Anna
bartholomew. who has been connected
for some time past with the Grant
school, was married To Mr.. John Rob
pihh " .niI wy. ~. 'Nfht 'ooh
plaec a, the residence OF the bride. NO
Ing performed by the Rev. u. II, Steel
man IN the paflor q bank 81 forms
ana simlnx arched with artistic dfap'
bridal couple stood Tor the performance
OF the c"remony--a profusion OF pink
roses carnations ana terms completing
the pretty house decoration, The bride
wore pretty gown of pale sray Nilk
ana carried bunch OF dainty white
roses
Another wedding occurring on the
same evening was that OF Miss Victoria
Miller ana MI ueorsc w. burtown,
when occurred AZ the FIRST tongresh'
tlonhl church ~ , o'clock y. M the
lt"y, Clntcnc. y, brown onhciatlhg AZ
clergyman. The ehanccl was banked
Win flowers making n beautiful set
Ting Tot the bridal rcfmony' the
Wedding march was rendered by Prof.
,sa.Iln,; hc nrlue .nl,Iihk, preceded
panied ny her sister. hH brideHmnid-
meeting the brineHroom WIN MS best
man. MI. D. ~ Williamson IN the mid
die ot thc chhncel. n reception fol-
lowed IN" ceremony attended ny tho
relatives ana intlnhte ir!endH OF the
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