Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-20

Auillth were Tiny Pun CUSHIONS WIN llla
as counters. on Monday the first prize
was won by Mrs. sawyer the second by
Mrs. Browning. Tuesdays prizes went
70 Miss Marshall and Miss Preston.
Mrs. H. G Whitney entertained on
Wednesday afternoon IN honor OF the
Misses Savage The time was spent
with sewing and conversation and re-
freshments We're served during the
afternoon The guests We're: Misses
Ida and LennIe Savage, Mrs. Brothers
Mrs Richardson. Mrs. II. DinwOodey
Mrs. @. d. Pyper. Mrs. J. D. owen Mrs.
H. $. Ensign Mrs S. a. whitney. Miss
Claire ClaWson, Mrs Clark Whitney
Mrs. j. D. Spencer Miss kathle Dou-
gall. Miss Pearl Vincent,
on Wednesday afternoon Mrs Bcifus
and Mrs Tapgart were hostesses az
card-party az the Manit0u, about 100
invitations being issued.
The rooms We're prettily adorned with
autumn leaves and palms, and the tall
lies and score-cards were decorated
with hand-aainted autumn leaves. The
FIRST prize In the contest was won by
Mrs Frank Ross. the second by Mrs.
John Evans. and third by Mrs Hin
The guests We're. Mrs. High
bee. Mrs Dooley Mrs Mandall. Mrs.
Young. Mrs. Paul Mrs Miller Mrs. Mil
Ter, Mrs. Pease. Mrs Peak. Mrs Crum-
by. Mrs. ShelD, Mrs Adams Mrs. Sim
clare, Miss Sinclare Miss Pearl,
son Miss Reeves, Miss NELL. Miss
Boxrud. Miss Delano Miss Hoag MIS-
Hooper. Miss BlumQulst Miss Green,
Langy, Miss Jones. Miss Hobbs. Miss
Jennings Miss Parsons. Mrs. Eager,
Mrs Choat Mrs Dale, Mrs. Ross,
Mrs Bell Mrs McDowal, Mrs.
Johnson Mrs Beatty. Mrs GEN
ter Mrs Bowman. Mrs Quealy, Mrs,
Mease Mrs. Hail, Mrs. Llbbitts. Mrs.
Reed. Mrs Dunn. Mrs. Moore, Mrs
Richards, Mrs Richards, Mrs, Whitney,
Mrs. King. Mrs. Forester Mrs
Kelsey. Mrs. Mccoy, Mrs, Me-
MahOn. Mrs $. futile Mrs Lee, Mrs
Henderson. Mrs. Bartling, Mrs
Bradley. Mrs. Myers, Mrs. W.
Myers. Mrs Malloy. Mrs. Bntz. Mrs
D00nnellan. Mrs Farnsworth, Mrs
Wushborn. Mrs. Weir, Mrs. Wood. Mrs
Scarf. Mrs MeGrath. Mrs Lane. Mrs
Lyons, Mrs DeGran Mrs, McMillen,
Mrs Dininny. Mrs Kenyon, Mrs, Brink,
Mrs Bennet. Mrs. g. Brown, Mrs,
Marsh Mrs. Judson. Mrs Sawyer, Mrs.
W. Sawyer, Mrs. L, Sawyer, Mrs. VIM
cent, Mrs Carson.
This afternoon Mrs +. S. Richards,
Mrs, +. Dewey Richards and Mrs,
Joseph Richards entertained at de-
lightful reception. the event being held
at the residence of Mrs. +, ). Richards
on A street An elaborate and beauu-
Ca 1. d. f..N
out In the rooms, the front pariOr being
IN green and white, the rear parlor In
red and the dining room in white and
yellow Chrysanthemums were used
with vines and ferns, the effect being
most artistic The hostesses were as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. j, T, HouX
OF San Francisco. Mrs G. 5. Varan,
Mrs A. G. Ewing. Mrs. I'd. Ferry, Mrs.
Frank Jennings, Mrs. w. w. Ritter
In the dining room were Mrs. Fred
W. Scarf, Miss Ida Noble, Miss Edyth
Ellerbeck and Miss Mary Young, who
assisted IN serving. The color scheme
OF white and yellow was carried out
IN the gowns Of the young ladies, who
assisted. Three hundred invitations
We're issued and a large number OK
guests were present during the after
noon,
The marriage Of Miss Pearl Culmer
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs, W. II, Gull
mer. and Arthur d. Lynn was solem-
nized on Thursday evening In St. Pauls
church. Rev Ellis Bishop performing
the ceremony in the presence Of the
relatives and intimate friends Of the
bride and groom The former was
gowned In a becoming costume Of tan
and lavender crepe, and carried white
roses. She had no attendants.
After the ceremony the newly mar
red couple and guests were driven to
the new home OF the former on Fourth
street where an elaborate wedding sup
per was served. The rooms were beau
TRULY decorated with American Beauty
roses, cosmos, carnations and chrysan-
themums. The table was decorated
with pink and white flowers, with bows
Of pink ribbons and pink candelabra at
the corners.
Mr. ana Mrs. Lynn will be at home
after Nov, list
one Of the prettiest and pleasantest
weddings OF the week was that Of Miss
Lizzie Burbidge and Mr.. James r.
Poulton, which was held at the home
Of the brides parents, No. 1853 west
Second North.
The marriage ceremony was per-
formed In the Temple and a reception
was held In the evening, 100 guests be-
ing present The bride was very pretty
IN O dress Of white organdie trimmed
with lace, and carried brides roses.
An elaborate supper was served
the dining room being prettily adorned
with flowers
The young couple received many beau
tiful and costly presents. among them
a beautiful set Of cutlery and silver
spoons from England.
The rooms were beautifully decorat-
ed with flowers and autumn leaves Mr.
and Mrs. Poulton will be az home 20
their friends after Nov. lst. at their
own home 40i north First West
Among the guests We're: Mr. and
Mrs. JAS II. Poulton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos POultOn. Mr. and Mrs Walter
j. Poulton, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Poul-
ton, Bishop and Mrs James G.. Wat
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Green, MT
and Mrs John Acomb Mr.. and Mrs
William Mosley, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Schoenfeldt, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Ball
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. G.. McEWan. OF
ogden, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Burbldge
Mr. and Mrs j. 7. Burbidge. Mr.. and
Mrs. j b Burbidge. Mr. and Mrs Geo
f. Burbidge Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fox.
Mr.. and Mrs T., s, sheets Mr. and Mrs
W. r Foster Mr. and Mrs t. A.Smith.
Bishop and Mrs. Beatlc. Mr.. and Mrs