Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-14

week have demonstrated thp wane OF
the social season. and IL may be expect
ed that the remainder OF the summer
VIII witness sim greater falling of In
formal social gatherings.
Saltair is daily the scene Of pleasant
parties. dip 800 the lake. luncheon, a
san In Capt Merrnrs pretty boat and
The dancing later On the evening prov.
Ing nrissuble TO those Who are sumo
merlhg IN the city a large number
however. have lefi for fayorite noun
tain on seaside resorts, me exodus being
swelled by a large quota during the
past week
The notable opening event OF the
week was the wedding of Miss Rose
Goldberg and Mr Edward a. Silber-
stein on Monday evening The pretty
affair tOoOk place at The home OF the
brides sister. Mrs Louis Simon, the
ceremony being performed az 5 o'clock
by Rabbi LOWtustein, aud supper
and rilllant reception foiioWlns the
service The house was beautifully
TecOrated with palms. Towering plants.
smilax. carnations and roses, the color
scheme being pink. white and green
The pari0r In which the ceremony was
performed was especially pretty The
west window was crowned with a
lovers knot OF ginks aud orange bios
some under which the bridal party
stood and the lace curtains starred
with mink buds formed a pretty
background a drSpery Of smilaX
stretched across the walls from north 10
south and chandeliers and mantels
were festooned with emllax and pink
flowers. The bride wore a beautiful
gown 0f white Liberty SILK with bodice
of rose point lace and Veil OF white
ulle The maid of honor, Miss Rose
Morris. was gowned IN pink Liberty
silk and the two bridesmaids Miss
Furehgott and Miss Morse OF Denver
respectively In white chiffon and white
organdie The flower girl Miss Irene
simon. wore white Persian lawn. Mr.
Max Kern u Denver was best man. AZ
the family sinner which followed the
ceremony cCteis were laid for twenty
six, the table being beautifully decorat-
ed In the reception. which lasted from
$3.50 TIL II, Mrs. Simon was assisted 10y
Mrs simon Bamberger Mrs. A. Conn,
Mrs r. Kahn, Mrs J, Orbendorfer
and Misses Edna Cohn and Martha
Waters The Deseret Mandolin club,
which Vas stationed In the hall played
choice telections throughout the even
ing
The bridal couple were the recipients |
OF a large number Of elegant presents |
and scores Of kilograms Of cOngratula- |
lions from absent friends during the |
evening.
The bride is the daughter Of Mrs |
Helena Goldberg. and the groom Is /
son Of Mr. and Mrs a. silberstein Of |
Duluth MINI. The happy couple left |
on Tuesday for an extended eastern trip |
after which they win return 20 Denver, |
where they will make their home.
A number OF well known salt Lakers
are sojourfnlng at Sleepy Hollow
camp IN Parlcy's canyon.
The Ferguson cottage Is occupied by |
Mrs, Eph Knowlton and Mrs George
Ellerbeck and their families. Mrs /
Fisher Harris and Mrs. Pfoutz have
rented c. b. Felfs cottage Tor the sea-
son. and Mrs. Al Ensign has the one
owned by A. l. Young. Mrs. George
McAllister VIII spend the remainder "
the season ln the Grant house and
Mrs. John C.. Felt and Mrs George r.
Felt are occupying their own cottages,
so that quite a colony is dOmiciled In
the pretty mountain resort for the sea-
son. 20 say nothing OF the hosts OF visl-
tors who spend Sundays the holidays
and other portions of the time as the
guests Of the summer residents.
marriage which occurred last Jam
uary. but whose first announcement
was made during the past week Is that
Of Miss Anna Jones OF American Fork. !
and Albert Albert Campbell Of this city. |
The young couple met at Eureka where
the bride az one time resided, and
where the groom stayed for q period ot
a year attending % several large build
ing contracts with which he was com
nected shortly after Mr. Campbell left |
Eureka, Miss Jones went with her par
ents 70 American Fork aud here their
marriage was COnsummatcd during last
January.
The announcement was made recently
and Mr. and Mrs Campbell are residing !
at 425 Galena street Waterloo
A pretty wedding NJ the week was
that OF Miss Susie L. Eastou and Her |
bert Josiah Gregory ON Thursday night
The event took place at the home uf |
Mr William L3ugtou. the rr0Ums UNI !
Gle gl5 west First North street Bishop
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monv Tho b.f,s. MAS Je|asst'5 MN
roses carnations farrs ana sr,usv 3D."
parlor having n partiruioriv nrstty s e'-
Tsngemcpt. IN, dr.Ir g"rs an syoyleito
gown on white slIk MINI Iara and cbI4"1
trimmings and r3r,..5 r|Sns tI.r
tris.. ~. i".''' 'l''
Al dainty Gown of Vb.ta sS'iss NJ
Harry Mott acted as b..f man praf
Andre furnished "a nUrbsr m ,ppsi,,i
selections DURING t1. or.,Ir,, min
was dpIirbtfyfIy su.rt b, -, 49,
number an gu.sfs Mr. ana M Grsr-
ory len sfter Ma. ra..rfiop f,r r-,,t5
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liqbtfyI lawn ualt, .r g,l.si,,. y N
Inc I'M homo, AZ ,,.,,,f.--, .s az -.
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