Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-16
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peClally dfustlc. lu' ,,,d
gowned In white mousseline de soy a,'v
carried bride roses. After the ee'e, hni,',
q luncheon was served, covers Dv,e
VIII make a short bridal trip east a"u
afferward win make this city ther
home.
One Of the brilliant affairs OF theWeek
WAS the lawn fete given at the resi-
/ denoe of Senator and Mrs. RaWiins on
FIRST street for their daughter, MISS
| I,eda Rawlins The grounds were nrll-
Uanuy III with electric globes shaaea
| with colored Chinese lanterns, the teh-
I mis- court was no0red FOR dancing' anu
/ an orchestra dispensed dellghllul nv
sic In d tent lemonade was served
| and more substantial refreshments re-
/ called the guests during the evening"
/ About fifty OF the young LADY irlenus
were present and spent most delight
| full evening.
The Daughters Of the Revolution held
| a delightful meeting this afternoon ~
the residence Of Mrs Emmellhe b.
| Wells al East Waterloo The occasion
was in celebration Of "Old Glory ana
| Bunker Hill. a special program Delhs
| carried out Mrs. 2. H. FarnsWorlh
\ read "A paper on Bunker Hin, Mrs, NJ. a.
/ n Cannon on "Old Glory Mrs. car
/ roll Cannon sung patriotic song, vera
/ Cannon accompanying ana members
| responded to the roll call with pa
\ trlotlc sentiments. all singing America
/ al the close Of the exercises. The rooms
/ were prettlly decorated with hags ana
| California lilies, refreshments were
served and a delightful afternoon was
spent.
on Thursday Miss Katie Case and
/ Hiram r. Varney were married tna
ceremony being performed az oeloGk
] al the brides residence boy Elder A. II,
/ Wooley The house was artlsucaiy
\ decorated with pink roses. ferns anG
| palms, and the bridal couple stood nn-
! der a canopy OF white tulle' lne
| grounds were brilliantly Tic with
/ Chinese lanterns. making an effective
picture. The bride wore a charming
gown of white organdle with accordion
pleatings and real lace trimmings and
\ carried bride roses. Mendelss0hns we'd
ding march was played by Miss Coehler
al the entrance Of the bridal couple
and several other selections were rem
dered An elaborate supper was served
| during the evening the table being most
| artistlcally decorated with roses, car
nations and ferns.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Hiram Case, and the groom a pop
ular emaloye Of z. C., NJ. !. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Varney will be at home after July
LIST at p Gregory court
Another Of Thursdays weddings was
that Of Miss Hattie Harris and Jos. p,
| Edwards, which took place at the
! brides residence. Bishop Speirs per-
forming the ceremony A pretty re-
oeptlon followed the house being hand
somely decorated and a large number
being present to extend good wishes.
Miss Mae Elliot Welton and Archie
Mckay who have so many friends
here. were married In Buffalo, ~ Y,
last Thursday. The bride Is a sister OF
Mrs. David b Hampstead, and visited
her during 1897 The groom is a son
| II Judge Mckay and was with TorreyS
Rough Riders. He IS now located in
Buffalo, where he Is successfully en-
gagged In business and that city VIII
be their future home.
Mr.. Herman Green left on Tuesday
for Cleveland. o.. where he will be
united In marriage with Miss Hannah
Clymer OF that place on June 27th They
rfll make Salt Lake their home.
Mrs. Martha Groo OF Montpelier
Idaho, and Mrs Quimbey Of Pocatello
are visiting with their sister Mrs. Elias
Wright, az her residence on West Tenn
pie street.
Miss Louise Richards has returned
from New York, where she has spent
the past two years studying art and lit
erature.
Mrs. Basil Cornish is up from Robin
son and win spend the next month In
Salt Lake visiting with relatives.
Miss Sadie American, secretary
OF the National Jewish Council OF
Women. arrives in Salt Lake tomorrow
and viii be the guest Of honor at a
reception given by Mrs. Simon BAN
berger on Monday night.
A committee OF members Of the Ma
tional Council OF Women and others
met today at the Woman's Exponent
office TO arrange Tor an excursion TO
saltalr in honor OF Miss Sadie Ameri-
can. Mrs +. b. Wells, Mrs. A. W. Nc
Cune, Mrs. Minnie ]. Snow, Mrs. Susa
Gates, Mrs. Augusta J. Grant and 9TH
ers were present
Miss Julia Hays will return home
next week from NOtre Dame, Indiana,
where she has been attending school
the last year
Miss Lena Welby arrived home
Wednesday evening from Philadelphia,
accompanied by her friend. Miss Mary
Hunter, who Is to be her guest for the
summer.
This afternoon Miss Winnie Welby
gives a lake party for Miss Lena Well
by and Miss Hunter. The party went
out In a private car at 4l5 and VIII
spend the evening.
Another lake party chaperoned by
Mrs VIII l. Ellerbeck, will spend the
evening at saltair
Mrs. Putnam gave reception
Thursday In honor Of her sister, Mrs.
Julia knight Of Virginia City, Mont.
who IL visiting her The rooms were
prettlly decorated IN flowers and trail
Ing vines Miss Allie Paul and Miss
Mabel Hackett assisted In the dining
room.
Miss Helen Crawford entertained at
cards on Thursday afternoon.
Miss Louise Eardley and Edward NJ.
Mldgely were united IN marriage on
Thursday, the ceremony being per
formed at noon in the salt Lake Tenn
pie Bishop John Winder officiating A
delightful reception was held in the
evening al the residence OF the brides
parents on South Main street. the house
and grounds being prettlly decorated
for the occasion.
Judge and Mrs Elias Smith and
Miss Pearl Weller viii join the large
exodus OF Salt Lake people 10 the Pa
ciflc coast this summer. They expect
to leave early next week.