Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-30

attending the Brigham Young academy
Of Provo, from which institution MS
wife graduated. He Immediately Of
fered his services and was accepted as
a member Of Battery G and remained
with 1t until mustered out by orders OF
Uncle Sam. He made a very good sol
der and his old-time comrades VIII
wish him we'll In surrendering TO the
wiles Of Cupid, An elaborate reception
was rendered him In Tooele last night
al the residence of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Tate will be at home TO their
friends after July 1.
Among the pretty weddings Of the
week was that OF Miss Rhea HaddOck
and Oscar G. Hemenway on Wednes-
day. the ceremony being performed at
the brides home by Prof. ]. Il. Tai
mage. The rooms were artstically
decorated with roses. carnations and
smilax, the parlor being especially
pretty. After the ceremony an elab-
crate supper was served at an ex-
quisitely arranged table, the family and
intimate friends Of the bride and
groom being the guests The bride
was prettlly gOwned in pink Swiss over
pink silk with lace and ribbon trim
mlngs. Both the young people are
popularity known, the bride being the
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Haddock and the groom a member OF
the well known firm Of Hemenway q
Moser. They win be at home after
July 18th at 223 east Third South
street
Another Of Wednesdays weddings
was that OF Miss A. Williams and
Durward b. Rails, the marrying cere-
mony being performed by Bishop Wat
son. The house was layishly decor
ated with flowers and vines presenting
a charming appearance. After the
ceremony a reception was held and an
elaborate supper served The bride
was gowned In white Swiss over white
silk with lace and ribbon trimmings.
The brides maid, Miss Rose Bird, wore
white organdie. J. B. Watson acted as
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Rails will be
at home TO their friends at 80 south
First West street
Miss Myrtle Hayes and Mr.. BENJAMIN
Brewster were married on Thursday,
the wedding taking place al the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Schulter. 2i9 north
Third West street. Bishop Isaac Bar
ton OF the Nineteenth ward. officiating.
The house and grounds We're brilliantly
decorated the former with flowers and
vines and the lawn with electric globes
making a pretty picture. An elaborate
supper was served, and the evening
pleasantly passed with music and
games.
Miss Lille Anderson and George T..
Taylor were another happy couple who
embarked on the tide OF matrlmOny
on Thursday The ceremony took place
In the Temple and a pretty reception
followed In the evening. They viii be
at home 10 their friends at l2i q street
Among the charming hymeneal events
Of the week was the wedding OF Miss
/ May Keate and Archibald II. Cook
which took place on Thursday evening
The affair occurred al the home OF the
brides parents the ceremony being
performed by the Rev Ellis Bishop Of
81. Pauls. The bridal couple entered
| the room at S o'clock, the Deseret Man
/ dolin and Guitar club playing Mendels-
sOhn's wedding march, and afterward
during the service. Schubert's serenade
/ The party stood IN a pretty floral bower
! consisting of a canopy OF smilaX and
/ flowers .utertWined with blue and white
ribbons and with a background Of pot
/ ted plants and palms. Blue and white
! were the prevailing tints carried out In
/ artistic designs the colors being those
/ of the S. p. club, OF which the bride Is
/ % member. The bride wore a gown Of
/ dainty 0rgandie with lace and
/ ribbon trimmings and carried bride
/ roses. She had no attendants. Re-
/ lreshmpnts were served during the
! evening On the dining room, which was
/ picturesquely decorated with pink
sweet peas and white carnations, The
| members OF the $. p. club. goWned In
blue and white presided over the dining
room. among them being Misses Mar
Garet Liggan, Allie Seccles Vera Tenn
! pest Belle ScOheld. M0llie Brysom,
Mary Carr Anna Johnson. Punch was
served on the lawn, which was effect
lively lit and decorated The bride Is
the pretty and popular daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs James =. Keate and the groom
the well known manager Of the Nation
al Tea company They will be at home
after July 10 at 10 Third street
Mrs. Max Peters was the hostess at