Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-24
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

One OF the pretty events Of the week
was the wedding Of Miss Alice Britt
Simmons and Mr.. Daniel II. Kimball on
Thursday evening The marriage took
place in the Temple at high noon, and
In the evening a reception was held at
the home of the brides mother IN the
Hooper and Eldridge block The rooms
were prettily decorated with evergreen
branches, palms, roses and carnations,
the chandelier being festooned with
pumosa, and the window banked with
palms and evergreen, making a bower
In which the bride and groom received
their friends.
Miss Anihe Clark played a wedding
march, and an enjoyable program OF
songs and Rotations made a feature Of
the pleasant affair, consisting Of piano
solo by Miss Agnes Dalquist, a song by
Miss Julia Jones. a recitation by Miss
Nellie Boyer. song by Ernest Kimball
recitation by Mr.. Barlow, duet Mrs
Mile Kmball and Miss Maggie Sum
merhays The bride was gowned in
white organdie trimmed with lace and
white satin ribbon and wore orange
blossoms. She had no attendants
Dainty refreshments were served after
the program.
Many pretty and valuable presents
were bestowed upon the couple in evil
dence Of the esteem IN which they are
held. The bride Is the daughter Of Mrs
]. X. Britt. both having been residents
Of Salt Lake during the past three
years, during which time they have
gained many friends. The groom is the
son OF the late Heber c, Kimball, enc Of
Utah's most prominent pioneers.
The guests were. President and Mrs
Joseph F. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Summerhays, Mr.. and Mrs A. 7. Kim
ball. MIR. and Mrs. A. Kimball, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Musser Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs NJ c. Morris. Mr.,
and Mrs. Golden Kimball, Mr.. end Mrs,
John clark Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. seckles,
Mr.. and Mrs James Barlow, Mrs. Ella
Squires, Mrs. Maud Ellis Mrs. Amanda
Kimball, Mrs. Willard Richards. Mrs,
Peterson, Mrs. Trunnell, Bishop Morris,
DR.. and Mrs. Steve Richards. Misses
Ada Britt, Agnes and Olga Dalquist
Julia Jones, Allie Seckles, Margaret
Taylor, Maggie summerhays, Leone
Rogers, Hilma Peterson. Ella Fisher,
Nellie and Sadie Boyer Annie Pierpont
Edna Trunnell, Nellie Riser, Z. Had
ley, Jennie Shepherd, c. Cole. Messrs.
Seckles, Taylor, MeAllister. Trunnell,
Kimball, Soule, Judge Pardee.
The Poets Round Table meets at the
residence Of Mrs. Peyton, next Monday
Mrs. Byron Groo Is chairman and the
subject is Burns.
Miss Beulah woolley gave a pleasant
party on Thursday evening. Games
and social chat were the features Of the
evening, which was most enjoyably
spent. Delicious refreshments were
served Those present were Misses
Bernice briggs, Daisy Booth, Lulu
Tacem. Nettie Lewis, Tennie Bockholt
I.orene Brown. Mamie We're, Lucille
Case, Vesta Williams, Beulah Woolley
Iretta Woouey. Messrs. Walter Lewis,
Dan Smith, Willie Woolley. Roscoe
Groo, Ray Woolley, and Taylor Wool
ley
Miss Gwen Starley pleasantly enter
tanned friends on Valentine eve
The evening was spent In playing
games, after which they sat down TO
luncheon. The invited guests were
Misses Blanch TAYLOR. Florence Foul
ger, Matte Aveson, Matte Farrow,
Fanny Castletop, Hattie Castleton, Vi
ola Thirkill. Amy Mitchell. Mabel Ring
wood, Bertha Pearson and Helen Pear
son, and Mamie Shore. Messrs. James
Taylor Harlow Grow. Earnest Foulger,
Harry Pickering William Knapton,
Dillworth Woellev, William Barnes.
George Moss. Charles Rynolds and Lynn
Doolan.
Miss Mabel Davis and Mr. ]. z.
Young were united in marriage yaster-