Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-24
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number Of Sons OF the Revolution were
among the guests at the delightful en-,
| tertalnment, which was imoueu
! throughout with ideal patriotic splrl'
and suggestion.
Miss Irene Merrill and Mr.. stephen l..
| Richards were united In marriage On
| Wednesday. the ceremony being per
| formed by President Joseph f. Smith al
high noon In the Salt Lake Temple.
In the afternoon and evening mum,
Der Of friends OF the newly married
couple gathered at the home OF Mrs
Bathsheba Merrill on Lincoln avenue 70
extend hearty congratulations ana goou
wishes. The rooms were prettlly dec
GRATED with palms, smilax and cut How
ers. pink and green being the color
scheme. The bridal party stood In the
bay window, which was tastefully
draped with white bunting. canopy OF
pink carnations and smiax completing
q most artistic effect The brides gown
was OF mousseilne de sole. ana me
bridesmaids, Miss Alice Richards ana
Miss Nina Taylor, were gOwned respec-
lively In green and pink. Mr.. John H.
| hIAiiil anu AllF RidAhf lasA@i 49," -.
best men. Messrs. David II. Allen ana
George II. Horne were ushers. and the
dining room, In which dainty refresh
ments were served, was presided over
by Mrs. George H. Horne and Mrs. b.
T. Lloyd. About 200 guests were pres
ent. the event being a most delightful
/ one.
Mr.. and Mrs Richards leave shortly
for Malad, Idaho, where they expect TO
reside.
The usually pleasant time was en-
joyed by the Opal club at their meeting
at the Ladies' Literary club rooms Mon
DAY evening Sixty-three was played
until 10 o'clock, when light refreshments
were served and dancing INDUCED In
until midnight The first prizes We're
won by Mrs G, f. Tanner and Mr. VIM.
Rumel and the consolation prizes by
Miss Edith Midgley and Mr.. a. c. Cope.
Among those present we're. Messrs.
and Mesdames r. W Brady, +. /. LIB
ley. c. L. Berry, A. y. Angel, w. $.
Anderson, c. +. Tanner, a. Barnes,
Misses Myrtle and Mary Pursell, Min
ME and Kate Anderson. Flygare, Ida
Flygare Nellie Wheeling, Claire White
head. Minnie Smith. opal Hicks, Edith
Midgley, Ferguson. Nichols Retta
Lyon. Ada White. Lottle Norcroft.
Messrs. II. A. and r. s. Luff, a. H. Br-
rell A. c, Cope, Frank Brown, DIR. +.
M. Keysor, c. w Olson, r. V. Hunt,
II. s. Anderson, II. Coulam. c. II.
Dowse. Il. ]. Nichols, II. A. Brough, V.
y. Hiskey, J l.. Clemens. VIM. Rumel,
DR.. NJ. w. Snow, A. ~ Rosenbaum.
Miss Catherine Culmer was the hos
tess at delightful card party yester-
day afternoon.
The guests we're: Jasmine Young,
Mary Young, Trma AN. Hattie Jen-
nings. Lucille Jennings, Mary Sharp,
Lucille Taylor the Misses Howat, Jose
phlne Katz. Sadie McCrystal, Mrs
Buchholz, Flora Griffin, Pearl Culmer
Florence Kessler, Florence TeIhune
Ella Clark, Mrs. Efie Green. Lucille
Sears. Claire Clawson. Mable Baum
Miss Davis. Miss Dern. Elizabeth Dern
Barbara Kinnersley, Ala Miller. Mrs
George Dern, Louie Hunt, Mrs An
thony Godbe, Mrs Marshall Pauline
Groo, Frankie Sharp, Emma Lunt
Claire Ellerbeck, Sibyl Anderson, Ethe
Lynn, Della Davidson, Maud Hardy
Leda Rawlns. Bessie Clawson. Alice
ClawsOn, Ada Young, Ruby Wells, Mrs
Ada Culmer, Florence Roundy, Mrs
Charles Calne. Helen Ireland, Edith
Ireland. Laura Sanders, Rebecca Nor
ris, Mrs. Hansen. Mrs. VIII Elerbeck
Winnie Sprague. Mrs. Percy sadler
Fay McCune, Mrs. VIVIAN McCune. Mrs
Bryant Wells, Florence Groesbeck Mrs
Thomas Sloan Mrs. Charles Wells
Cathie Dougall.
A most artistic and enjoyable patriot
ic function was held at the home o.
Miss Clara Lawson on Thursday, thu
afternoon whist club. Of which Mis-
Lawson Is a member. celebrate ting thu
day in true Revolutionary day style
Colonial costumes were worn by III
members OF the club, and the decora
lions were the emblematic red white an,
blue with devices suggestive OF tn
nations hero. The idea was carried GU
cleverly In the score cards and TALES
which were decorated with quaint,
costumed colonial children, etc.
Refreshments were served after IN
game. the patriotic idea being prettll.
carried out. A large number OF guest
were present and the event all In al
was one Of the prettiest patriotic event
OF the week.
Mrs. T. W. Jennings was the hostes
al a delightful card party on Tuesda
afternoon. The decorations were Jap
anese and were artictloally carried gu
In Grapes, score cards and tallles. Car
nations were the flowers used and IN
scores were hand-painted Japanes
figures, In pretty and quaint designs
The progression was Indicated Wit
japanese coins looped through the tai
ly cards with ribbons. The prizes !
the contest were won by Mrs. Harle
Jennings. Mrs. Chaplin and Miss Cecil
Sharp. There were fourteen tables.
At st. Mary's academy Thursda
night an ENJOYABLE entertainment wa
given In honor Of Washington's birth
day.
The room was tastefully decorate
with the emblems 81 the day. red, whit
and blue flags and flowers being use
with a portrait OF Washington grace
fully draped, with the American IA
hung as a centerplece above the pla
form 10 specially designate the celebrS
ton. The individual musical selection
he were by Misses A. Kinney, +. Milne
Dora DAILY. Mary Mahon. Florence ia
boz +. McHugh, a. Sullivan, L. Phi
al lips. l.. O'Brien and Miss NJ. Mulve
W. each OF which was rendered with mott
.s bic excellence
\ The Junior vocal class also rendert
a. q number Of chornses which were ei
- Enthusiastically applauded. The chi
20 feature Of the evening. however. WI
'y the flag drill by sixteen young ladl,
~ arrayed In the national cOlors.
~ The senior class win celebrate Loni