Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-21

Easter with lts Frightening Influences
lifted the VEN Of austeuty from that
portion of the social realm br0oding
under the gray unts ot the Leuteu
skies. and The gag spring season
preened its newly born butterfly wings
In several pretty social flights during
the past week 10 commenced with the
brilliant reception given 90 Prof Rad
elite and the ban OF the Philippine
soldiers ON Monday evening and
has kept up in weddings. balls and
other social festivities during The entire
week lt is pretty beginning and the
coming weeks promise continuance l
OF tie initial briiliauce Of the spring |
social season.
The reception rendered Prof Radcliffe /
on Monday night takes rank amongst I
the seasons brightest successes The |
event was Instituted by the ladies Of /
the Congregational church and too /
much credit cannot be awarded them /
for the unsparIng effort devoted 90 lts 7
achievement The recital was one Of |
the most enjoyable ever heard In the /
church. me decorations artistic and /
MINLNf. INC IfINFn IIINI'lNH NlNlAN INAH MNLA D
an details of the affair most chamlngly /
carried out Those who took principal /
part IN contributing 90 the success OF /
the affair We're Mesdames Percy SOM |
mers-C Cocks G. H. Allen l.. q. Miller .
A. j. Graham, King. c. d. slavery and l
D. j. sharp Mrs L. b. G0rham had I
charge of the refreshments and she .
was assisted By Miss Jessie Goddard, /
Mrs Sayery. Misses Laura Sch0ppe, .
Bertha Bootes. Clara Hal, Edna Bailey [
lone harrison and Messrs Evans, Rit- .
ter. Watrous and Allen. Mrs H. J.,
Carpenter Mrs. Abel Leonard Mrs. O.
J. Salisbury, Mrs j. C.. Royle, Mrs. +. .
7. Spugue, Miss Graua Flanders. Mrs
T. h. Young, Mrs W. g. Mccormick .
Mrs Ida r. Hogle, Mrs j, ~ Dart
Mrs L. T. Hall Mrs j.. b. Stephens,
Mrs. George NJ Downey, Mrs j. s.
Lakin, Mrs Cora Hooper Edredge.
Mrs Ira H. Lewis. Mrs. Aaron keyser
Another brilliant event Of Monday
night was the ball given by the meme
bers Of the Utah Battery az Chrsten-
sens The decorations were In artistic
military style. the music superb. and
all other details of the affair most en-
joyable throughout. THE Utah Society
Army of the Philippines under whose
auspices the affair was given is o per-
mhnent organization and deserves UNI
stinted praise for It's initial celebratiye
event
One OF the weeks weddings was that
Of Miss Winnitred McGrath and George
W. Rose on Tuesday night. The event
took place az the home Of the brides
mother Mrs William MCGrath. l56
South Temple street. Bishop Abel
Leonard performing the ceremony.
The rooms were prcttlly decorated
with Easter lilies, roses. smilaX and
palms, the parlor being In white and
green and the dining room In pink. The
bride was beautifully goWned In white
satin with lace trimmings and carried
bride roses. The bridesmaid, Miss
Gertrude McGrath, wore a pretty gown
Of white orggndie and also carried
roses Mr. James NJ. Rose acted as
best man, and the brides uncle. James
Il. Paine. gave the bride away
Following the ceremony a reception
was held a large number Of guests be-
ing present
Mrs W " Eberly presided In the
dining room. assisted by Miss Addie
Zane. Miss Kate Gedies and Mss Lucy
Moore Miss Mcmillan dispensed
punch 10 the library Mr. and Mrs
Rose viii take a bridal trip TO Glenwood /
Springs, after which they viii make
their home in Nevada.
on Tuesday another pretty nuptial
event occurred in the wedding Of Miss
Celestine Duguet and MI George Good,
The event occurred az Q o'clock a m
at ST. Marys cathedral the ceremony
being performed by Bishop Seaman,
The church was beautifully decorated
with Easter lilies and palms The
bridal pair were attended by Miss
FellCte Duguet, who acted as brides
maid. and Dr. Hen6el groomsman. Miss
Norah Gleason played MendelssOhns
march as me bridal party entered, and
the Lochengren march as they left the
church
After the ceremony an elaborate
breakfast was served 40 the home OF
the brides mother. Mrs ~ Duguet, 45S
east Fourth South street ana IN the
evening a reception was held at the
home fthc newly married couple 45l
Fifth East street The rooms were
beautifully decorated, "a delicious sup
per served and the evening delightfully."-
passed.
The many friends Of Miss Evelyn
Thornton. who spent several years IA
Salt Lake as "a teacher in the public
and normal schools win be Interested TO
learn of her marriage which took place
on the 18Th of February IN Chicago, her
native home The groom 10 Mr. John
McCune Of that city. and q host OK
friends Of Mrs McCune who knew her
as Miss Thornton win extend good
wishes.
on Wednesday night Miss Fuschla
Oplesby and Joseph A. stanton were
united in marriage at the brides nome
Rev. Daunt Scott officiating. Easter
lilies carnations and roses made the
rooms attractive. and on the lawn /
stretching between the home or the |
brides parents and that Of the newly |
welded pair were rows OF Chinese IAN
tiers, making an effective scene.
Refreshments were served ana n Qe- /
ightul time passed. The bride Is the |
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Ogles- |
by and the groom son Of MAJOR W. A. |
Stanton
The marriage Of Miss Rose r. Cra- |
croft and Mt Henry a. Arps occlIitl |
on Wednesday night Rev joel y. 9illlI w |
performing the ceremony Ihe pllue lS
popular salt Lake Girl and the groom
n recent resident of Cary, ILL.,, az present
IN the employ of the Rio Grande Wesl,
ern al Thistle whore the newly married
couple will reside.
Numbered with the week's wedding
news IS the interesting Item of the mar
riage OF Miss Christie P0meroy ana VI
r. Wells which occurred last Friday at
Kaysvlle. The affair was Kept secie'
until Tuesday OF this week having oc-
CURED clandcstinsly % Is stated on He-
count OF the opposition 81 the Dri9e
father 20 the match. Mr. ana MIS'
Wells are az home at 5lS First street
The Gibson pictures and vaudse,T,lie
performance az the Theater on "eu-
nesday was a distinct success