Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01

The mountain resorts are 20 great
extent deserted and from the spashore
and other localities where many SAT-
Iakers have spent The season num-
bers are returning. each day swelling
the list OF returning recreation
seekers who have sought change
and rest away from home.
There will be- ON the other hand con.
siderable outflow from The city 90 COLI
leges and schools ON the part OF those
Who have been spending vacations in
salt Lie and these who VIII visit the
Parts Exposition and other places
abroad during the coming months
A pretty event Of the week was the
wedding of Miss May Ella Blood Of
Berkeley. Cal. and Or. Victor Lenhcr
OF New York. The ceremony took place
az the residence OF Mr. and Mrs j, s.
Bransford the latter being the sister
of the bride The parlor was tasteful
ly decorated In green and white, car
nations and astcrs being used, ana The
north window In which the bridal
couple stood was empowered In palms
and trailing vines. In The han sun
flowers and palms were used. and In
the dining room green prevailed the
table having a Centerplece OF ferns.
with lovers knots In wide green ribbon
ct the corners and green candelabra
aiding In the artistic effect
As the bridal party entered the par
l0r Memberships wedding march was
played by the Deseret Mandolin Gull
TAR club which was stationed in the
upper han and at the conclusion Of
the ceremony the Loehngren march was
played. Rev Ellis Bishop OBLIGATED. An
a.. IA fH.Vff a. aHH a
about 20 guests heingpresent In the
evening the newly married couple left
FOR Madison. Wis, where Dr. Ienher
has accepted a position In the state
University
The invited guests We're Col. and Mrs
j.. +. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. /. A Evans
Rev. Ellis Bishop, Mrs S. II. Brans-
ford Miss Bransford Mr.. and Mrs Nc
Wicker. Miss Grace Emery. jay Harris
r. G. Chambers Mrs Helen Blood. Mrs
j X Murray ana son Of California, j.
II. Murray and George ID. Blood OF
Park city. Mis- Cora Shoop Of Virginia,
Harold Lamb.
a charming entertainment waa given
on Thursday evening at the residence
Of Mrs. Emmanuel Kahn. on South
Temple street The event was In the
nature OF a lawn party and was under
the direction Of the junior section Of the
Council Of Jewish women, numbering
q score Of little ladies who undertook
the pretty affair OF last night for the
purpose " aiding In the liquidation OF
the debt on the Jewish Temple.
The grounds were brilliantly III with
colored electric lights and Chinese Lam
terms and bright buntlngs and pretty
Napf hu made the uraua atrlktuulV ttfa-
turesque In effect. There were four
booths where aprons. lemonade. candy
and cigars were separately sold and the
little hostesses reaped a considerable
harvest from their EFFORTS, though the
details Of the affair were charming
enough 60 have enticed a much larger
number OF visitors. The entertainment
Is the first of a series Of similar ones
which win be given during the coming
season and they are anticipating that "a
more generous appreciation viii reward
their future efforts Those who had
charge OF Thursday nights affair We're
Helen Bamherger Rita Kahn, Misses
Harriet, Stella, ana Helen Cohn, Misses
jamie and Hattie Barnett Elsie GAM.
Irma Simons, Lizzie Weitz. and Paul
HOthschild,
MIS- GiNIkf T. IltllNhu tNltl Ahll'A
al dinner al the Alta club on Thursday
IN honor Of her daughter. Mrs. London
Of Portland The decorations which
were done by Florist II. J. Evans, We're
most artistic the table bearing a large
Centerpiecc ot asters M tints Of pink
and lavender, arranged IN three em-
bankmCnts large oval oncircling two
smaller circular pieces. From the cen-
ter vines ran Go the place 0f each guest
and bOquetf Of astcrs and carnations.
tied with pink ribbons also lay OF each
place Ferns and sprengeri were
strewn lavishy about the table. with
graceful effect A delicious menu was
served, the event being altogether one
OF the most elaborate of the season.
Present were Mis- Holman. Mrs Lon-
don, Madam Pf0utz. Miss Ecogh Mrs.
Keith, Mrs r. T. Holmes Mrs n. G..
Bailey, Mrs Bailey Mrs Ewing. Mrs
Beatty, Mrs. Reed. Mrs Walker Mrs.
Post Ms, Clement. Mrs. PcarsiM Mrs.
Park, Mrs. r. Bailey. Mrs. Johnson.
Mrs. Weir. Mrs McKaskall. Mrs Gay
lord
on Monday evening Miss Emily May
Mcmillan and Albion q. Husbands were
united I'm marriage the ceremony being
performed by Bishop solomon Last
night reception was given In honor of
The young couple at the residence OF the
brides parents Mr. and Mrs William
Mcmillan. about forty OF the relatives
and intimate friends being present Tho
bride Is the daughter of William Nc
MILAN Of the salt Lake q Los Angeles
railway. and the groom son OF SIR and
Mrs. q. T. Husbands. both being Wen
and popularity known In the community
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Mr. and Mrs VIM. Mcmillan, Miss
Clara r. Mcmillan. Mr. and Mrs. G.. T.
Husbands, Mr. and Mrs Chas. Hus-
bands Alr ana Mrs John T. Husbands
Mr. ana MIs Bert Husbands Mir. and
Mrs. Alma thaikcr Mr. and Mrs s s.
Newton. Mrs Agnes Newton. Miss
Laura Newton. Miss Amy Johnson. MI
and Mrs N. J. Vaughan, Mrs. a. p.
lodges Miss hsnnie Ridges, Mr. and
Mrs Abel N. Preocr. Miss Ida preece,
Mt John W. NhlppIe Miss Amy Hag-
man. Mr.. John Merritt. Miss Lilly
Brown. Mr. and Mrs Henry Gardner
Mr. +, George Gardner
Mr. and Mrs q W Uhl entertained
az an elaborate dinner on Monday I'm
honor of Mrs Henderson Green OF Elko.
New The dining room was stnkiugly
done in red, The ceiling being canupied
with crepe paper Boz ruby tint. the
moulding carrying "a heavy f0unce ~
the same material The walls werr
testoonod with sprays 90 plumusa and
red carnations and the lights were all
50 shaded ln red, while from the cham
oellers ten heavy strtamers OF smilax
lei 90 each cover where they were
fastened with bows 0f white ribbon. In
the center ul the table stood an urn
OF alabaster decorated in relief work
ana filled With red cau-tions, and the
table spread was uteraced with red
ribbon. The library IN which !
light refreshments were served during |
the afternoon. was done In yellow, the |