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

pleasant dUdlIs nave tNIlN'H'' t''. '''''
July days 10 could NOT Doe expected thar
the opening Of the midsummer month
would see the usual notable record OF
June equalled by the number of social
events. The Fourth mon0polized the
chief interest Of society On general and
outside Of saltalr Lagoon and Salt Pal
ace parties. was also the date Of q num-
Der OF pleasant private affairs mostly
however of an informal nature--ihe
Country club having O. large gathering
The two baseball games at walkers
Field lured quite number Of society
people % the grand stand at That place
and there were tally no. carriage ana
trolley parties galore during the entire
evening. while hosts OF lawn ana porch
gatherings celebrated the later hours
with brilliant pyrotechnical displays
The opening event Of the week was
the wedding of Miss Daisy Louise
Knoyldon and Hugo W. UNI ON Monday
night The event took place at the La
dies Literary club house. and was
most charming affair The rooms We're
decorated with "a proiusion OF palms
blossoming plants plumosa ana cut
flowers, the ball in when the marliast
aud reception took place being specially
artistic. The ceremony was performed
M 6.45 81 clock. Bishop Berger OF SANDY
ofyrlatlng. The bride wore a handsome
gown of white duchesse satin and car
rled a shower b1Quet Of brides roses
Her bridesmaid. Miss Berger was
gowned In white orguudie with lace ana
ribbon trimmings and carried PINK
roses. Archibald KnoWldon and Fred
Knudson asted as groomsmen. AFTER
the ceremony an elaborate supper was
served by Franklyn the tables being
prettlly decorated with roses. carna-
itions and sprays Of green plumusa.
Following the supper q reception was
held. over 200 guests being present,
Chrlstensens orchestra rendered choice
musical selections during the evening
and dancing was one Of the pleasant
features OF the affair.
The young couple are well ana popu-
larry known. the bride being the dough-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. George H. knoWl-
don. and the groom "a member Of the
Peoples Forwarding CO.. Mr. ana MIS-.
Uhl will be at home on the corner OF
Glen avenue and Seventh South after
July 18TH
A pretty and successful japanese 500
cial was given on Monday night Iva the
Third ward assembly hall for the bene-
IN OF the ward. choice program was
the feature Of the FIRST part of the even
ing the participants being Misses Nc
Allister. Lille Pye, Lizzie Thomas, Mrs,
G.. NJ. Weller, Jr., Mrs Bassett. Mrs. A.
f. Smith, Mr. Gudmundsen, Mr. Net
son, Mr. Hammcrton and Mr.. y. Midg-
ley Delicious refreshments were
served after the program By "a bevy OF
young ladies dressed In japanese cos
tune. among them being Misses violet
Eardley Jennie Peterson, Isabel IRE
Margaret C0alter. Hazel Crlsmon, Ma
bel Hewlett. Maud Mccoy The han
was decorated with japanese lanterns
umbrellas and other oriental designs.
Captain Merrilps trim little sailboat
IS a most popular feature of the enter
tainments offered al Saltair this season.
A prettler craft has never sailed our
salt sea. and the pleasure of ride Ia
the smooth little sailer under the cap
tain's able management comes near
combined Society Us beginning TO
make a fad Of the lake sailing. and "a
trip out under the big white sail o. one
OF the pleasures counted upon in a trip
10 Saltair Several parties are being
planned for the moonlight nights and
the boat win doubtless Doe kept busy
IN accommodating those who are look
ing forward 10 the delights of the COM
ing summer nights The popularity OF
the sauboat has assured the presence
of others On the near future, two othtrs
81 rs said. being In course of Construc-
ton
They win have 10 be ably built how
ever IN surpass the sailing qualities
Of Captain Marrills littn craft which
responds 90 the touch of tiller and
wind with almost human intelligence.
The captain is generous Zoo explanation
and instruction as to the MANAGEMENT
OF his boat and one of The pleasures
al the ride ls the chance 90 take the
tnler and test the obedience of the craft
by personal experience.
Mrs John Felt and Miss
Gertrude Felt were the hostessas
on the Fourth OF party
consisting OF dozen OF salt Lakes
young people. Their pretty little
"Slccpy Hollow Cottage at PhurOah's
Glen in parley's canyon, was the place
OF entertainment and the Misses Clur-
See Thatcher Dot Young. Dora Snow.
Eme Margaret and Mary Piper with
Messrs Frank MOyle. Harry kimb1ll
Lynn Simmons. Charley Th0Ue VIII
Nalsbitt and Malcolm McAnister were
the guests The party left the city at
z o'clock Tuesday evening and returned
on the night NJ the Fourth The day
was spent iu fishing. climbing the hills
and field sports a trout dinner was
served at o o'clock The ride was "a
beautiful one and all had q good time.
The officers and teachers of the
Twentieth ward sunday school made
up happy lake party Monday evening
They went ont t1 Saltair in body
ON the 6l' train and after enjoying "a
swim together. sat down 90 an elab0r-
ate spread that was served 10y the
young ladies After the feast of yictuals
they repaired tl the dance floor whore
they enjoyed themselves together until
the departure of the last train for home
Another of Mondays weddings was
that OF Mrs Jennie Davis The sister
OF Ex-Governor Thomas and w. A..
Maxwell of Lake county CAL. the Rev
erends McNiyce and McLaiu officiating
After the ceremony "a reception was held
az the Third Presbyterian church where
a large number 1f friends gathered TO
extend good wishes Mr. and Mrs Max
well left on Tuesday f0r California,
where they win make their home
Several Of Miss Grace Cauu0n's inn
mediate friends called upon her ai her
home Tuesday and We're entertained IN
formally During the evening Mr.
Trace Cannon, recently returned from
the University at Ann Arbor where he
has been studying music. rendered sew.
eral plano selections Miss Morris re-
cited a humorous piece and Miss Vera
Cannon rendered several vocal solos
The hostess also rendered "A plano solo.
Many amusing games were played and