Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-28

stable Illumination ln the llsl uI hN.Itl
events. only one elaborate affair DO the
wayof thebrnquet given at the AuacuD
on Monday n honor of Archbishop
Riordau showing Consplcu0usly DO the
record several quiet weddings and
home parties have occurred alI of them
being Of a delightful nature.
A notable event of Monday was the
marriage of Miss jessie Forbes dlusn-
Ter OF Mr. and Mrs Gouycnir 81. Forbes
and Lieut. Charles Mccullough com
pany g. Ninth Infantry H. s. a. The
ceremony took place at the home of ,he
brides parents ON Twelfth East street,
Dean Eddie of ST. Marks Episcopal
church officiating and was witnessed
by the relatives and intimate friends of
the bride and groom. among whom were
the officers aud ladies OF Fort Douglas
The house was beautifully decorated.
palms. flowers and ferns being used in
prOfusi0u 10 the parl0r pink and
green predomnated Ia France roses
and ferns being arranged on mantles
and stands.and smilax and palms form-
Ing an alcoye in which the bridal party
stood ih'1f6 halI yellow was used,
nasturtlans marIgolds and golden rod
producing a brilliant effect The d.n-
ing room was prettIly decorated in pink
and green. roses. sweet peas and fcath-
cry asparagus plumOsa being used.
The bride wore q beautiful gown OF
whit organdie with lace and ribbon
tfmmIngsand carried "a shower bOQuCt
OF roses and maldenhair fern She was
attended b. Elenor Park and Kendall
MARYLAND.
The iltile maid OF honor was gowned
I'm dainty white Swiss with pink rib-
bons end carried pink roses Mr. John
Forbes, the uncle OF the bride acted as
best man. Lieutenant and Mrs. Nc
Cullough left on the same evening Tor
san Francisco. and # Is probable that
Mrs Mccullough viii accompany her
husband to Nagaska.
Another OF Mondays weddings.
IN which one OF the chief persouages
was another Of Uncle Sans gallant
army officers, was that Of Lieutenant |
y. O. Davis. who graduated from West |
Point last June and belongs az pres
cnt TO the Fifth infantry. and Miss !
Elsie Poll, the daughter OF Mr. and !
Mrs r. H. Poll, OF this city. The mar
riaga took place al p. m. at the home !
Of the brides parents. Rev. VIM Paden
performing the ceremony IN the pres
ence OF the near relatives OF the bride.
Lieutenant Davis Is from SamarIa,
Idaho. and was appointed cadet from
Idaho four years ago Tie expects 90 be
called with the rest of the Fifth 10
China IN the near future and the we'd
ding was FASTENED upon that account
Mrs, Davis win reside with her parents
during her husbands absence. The
bride ls we'll and popularity known In
Salt Lake and has been connected with
the public schools for some time past
Both have hosts OF friends who win
extend good wishes. Lieutenant Davis
left on the goth for Chicago.
Miss Louise Ellington and Miss Ethel
lreIn were hostesses az pleasant
party on Tuesday evening the enter
tainment consisting OF a visit 90 the
Salt Palace theator, a dance In the BAN
room OF the Palace and refreshments
az Franklyn's These were presents
Henry sproWl, John H. Geer Robert
Marcroft James Marcroft, William
Barker William Riches. Thomas w.
shaughnessy. Andrew Wnberg Misses
Shaw. Ellington. Irwin Lotue Mar
croft Mamie Parr Constance Irwin
Belle Archer, Mabel Garry
Miss Bertha Bootes entertained az
delightful lawn party on Tuesday In
honor of Miss Virginia Breeder of
ogden. The lawn was llt with Japan
csc lanterns and q WIgwam was placed
On one corner ma which "a gypscy fore
tune teller sat and told the fortunes
OF the guests during the evening Other
pleasant features were conversation
games and musIc-Mr Frank FultC
contributing q vocal SOLO kefrCih-
ments were served after which dance
ing was INDUCED IN. The guests We're.
Miss Virginia Breeder. Miss Bessie
Ames Miss Helen Hahn. Miss Galena
C0nwel, Miss Annie Adams Miss
Marion Allen Miss Leigh Block. Miss
Nerna Barrows OF ogden Miss Birdie
Boreman Of ogden, Miss Clara Brooks
Miss May Billings, Miss Nellie Benz
nett, Miss Edna Bailey, Miss ph1nIa
Cooper, Miss Alice Fisher Miss Nellie
GOss, Miss Jessie Hammond ot Ogden
Miss Abbie Herman, Miss Edyth Hale,
Miss Jean Horne Miss Jessie Horne,
Miss Maydela Hobbs. Miss Marion
Knickerbocker Miss Irene LakIu. Miss
lone Morrison. Miss Meyer. Miss Sadie
Merrill. Miss Marge Miller Miss May
Mcintosh of Ouray Coll Miss Edith
Mcintosh Of Ourav, Col. Miss Ina
Nichols. Miss Bessie officer. Miss Ethel
OF. Miss Sara-Beid Park. Miss Mar
garet Russell Miss Daisy R0yb0u'd
Miss Leda RaWlus, Miss Carrie S1p-
pington, Miss Dora Schoppe. Miss ENy
Thomas, Miss Pearl Nanc0tt. Miss Pearl
Weller Mr Frank Allen Mr. Mort
Allen. M Roscoe Breeder, Mr. Percy
Berkley MI Clark. MIR Fitzsimmous.
Mt Alex Eberhardt, Mr. Frank fUoJa,
Mr.. Arthur Gates Mr. Walter Harris
Dr. Giesy Mr.. Herman Johnson. Mr.
George Keysor. Nh Lee LakIn, Mr.
Fred Leonard Nh Irwin McNiece. Nh
Royal Mulliron. MI Mansen OF Ogden,
Mr.. Walter Nickum. Mr. Robert Park
Mr. Harry Pitts MT Norman Ritter
Mr.. Horace Smith. Mr. Ernest Smith.
Mir. Walter Smith Mr. Jim Sailar.
Mr.. Ninslow Smith. Mr. Jack Turner
Mr.. Arthur Thomas MI Earl Watr0us.
Mr.. Ralph Watrous Mr.. Rob Young.
Mr. Hugh Dougal entertained al
delightful musicale ON Tuesday
evening ~ honor OF Miss Ar
villa CLARK The program come
prIsed a number OF beautiful musical
selections by the following artists.
Miss Clark. Tosus Goodbye AUu-
sens "Oh Tor "a Burst of SONG" and
Instrumental selections The FaVns'
from Chalmenade and O p0lunaise from
Chopin Mr. Hush D0ugau sang "Tho
Holy city" and "The Two GrenedIors."
Mrs CrCXall sang three French pieces
and rendered two piano selections. and
Mr. Wirslow Smith gave a vocal SOLO
The guests were Miss Clark, Mr. ami
Mrs e.. s Burton. Mr. and Mrs W. j.
Bcatie, Mr.. and Mrs. Wood. Mr. and
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