Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-10

ties, kenslngtons and dinners making
UP delightful social record.
Interest in current events, however
has been partially dwarfed by that in
regard to the coming big affairs Of the
next two weeks, namely the compli-
mentary reception and ball to be given
by the Cooperative Wagon and Ma
chine company next Thursday, and the
ST. Marks hospital ball in the following
week. Towards these all eyes and so
cial preparations are conveggng-both
promising TO rank amongst the most
elaborate social events ever given In
Salt Lake.
On Wednesday Mrs. Walter BeatIe
and Mrs. w. b. Dougall entertained at
KensingtOn at the residence Of Mrs.
Beatle on West Temple street.
The parlors, which are furnished in
oriental style, were prettly decorated
with palms, red carnations and ferns,
and In the dining room blue tints pre-
vailed In the adornment.
A pleasing feature OF the afternoon
was q guessing contest. dainty baby
ribbon being wound cleyerly about sill
Yer thimble and each guest given q
chance to guess the number OF yards
wound on the thlmble. Following this
was a card cutting contest for the con-
ISOLATION prize. The winner In the guess
Ing contest was MISS Katherine Dou-
gall OF Springyille and Miss May Tay-
lor took the consolation.
The invited guests were Mrs. VIII
liam Jennings, Mrs Sophia Sharp Mrs.
c. II. Savage Mrs. II. @. Weber, Miss
Weber, Mrs. c. II. Richards. Mrs. Il s.
Richards, Mrs. Sam Park, Miss Park.
Mrs. Guy Palmer, Mrs. j. u. Game, Mrs.
James Jennings. Mrs Llnforth. Miss
Linforth Mrs. ]. L. Franken, Mrs. q. l..
Nye. Mrs Thomas Jennings, Mrs. Bril-
ant s. Wells, Mrs. Annie Dlnwoodey.
Mrs. Sarah Dinwoodey, Mrs. Geo. Rom
ney Jr., Mrs. G.. Ross. Mrs Joseph
Jennings. Mrs. Harold p. Jennings, Mrs.
Walter Jennings. Mrs w. w. Ritter,
Mrs. James Sharp, Mrs. John Sharp,
Mrs. John Sharp Jr.. Miss Cecilia
Sharp, Mrs. d. G. Dunbar, Mrs. Frank
Jennings. Mrs, a. W. MoCune, Mrs. n.
w. Clayton, Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. lie
Grande Young, Mrs. Kenneth Kerr,
Miss Alton Young, Mrs WIN Reid,
Mrs. jill. Young, Mrs. Eva Davis ,Mrs.C,
Cannsn Mrs. VIII Cannon, Mrs. Arthur
Brown, Mrs. NJ. Y. Rossiter Mrs. Jo-
seph Saneorn, Mrs. c. s. Burton. Mrs,
Kate Wells Mrs. Harry Culmer, Mrs,
May Whitney, Mrs. A. Young, Mrs.
Chloe Eldredge, Mrs. Ernest Eldredge,
Mrs. r. p. Morris, Mrs Julia Taylor,
Mrs. Emily Clawson Mrs. Geo. Reid,
Mrs. John Beck, Miss Lucy Van Colt.
Miss Price, Miss Edwards, Mrs. Louisa
Beck. Mrs. Stephen Lynch, Mrs. l..
Hayman. Mrs. II. NJ. Dougall, Miss
pougall, Miss Taylor Mrs. Emily Grant,
Mrs. Chloe Benedict, Mrs +. Sohetter,
Miss Retta Young Miss Fannie Young,
Mrs. ]. II. Moyle, Mrs. Moses Thatcher,
Mrs. w. Il. Preston, Mrs. Anthem II.
Lund, Mrs. Mat. Cowley, Mrs Della Har-
rison. Mrs. Healey, Miss Claire Clawson.
Mrs. M. Cannon. Mrs. Willard Croxall,
Mrs. 5. Y. Gates. Mrs, Josephine Young
On Wednesday evening Miss Emma
Young and Mr. Walter Nebeker were
united In marriage, the ceremony being
performed by DR.. J. II. Talmage at the
home Of the brides parents.
The rooms were beautifully decorat-
ed with palms smilax, ferns, and now-
ers, white and green being used In the
double paflors and rose pink In the
dining room.
The bay window in which the bridal
party stood was banked with palms,
and canopy OF smilax starred with
white lilies stretched from the window
20 the chandelier. which was prettily
fcstooned with the green. The lights
were shaded with white and green, and
carnations and ferns were arranged In
vases about the room. Sprays OF smilax
- h.. lr|u NO ..ttg A..
idea OF white and green. In the dining
room rose pink prevailed, roses being
used, with shades and ribbons OF pink
aiding In the pretty effect The bride
wore an exquisite imported creation OF
white lace over taffeta. trimmed with
rufles OF white satin ribbon and car
ried bride roses
Punch was served during the evening
by Miss Lucille Badger, Miss Mamie
Harrington OF ogden and Miss Daisy
Fox. Assisting IN the dining room We're
Miss Frances Young. Miss Viola Fox
and Miss Edna Clark.
The bride Is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. @. Young the former Of the
Deseret National bank, and the groom
Il the brother OF Senator w. @, Nebeker
Of the state Legislature. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nebeker will be at home TO their friends
after Feb. 10th, at their residence on
sixth East between First and Second
South. No cards,
Everyone Is on the qui vive OF ex-
pectancy over the big ball and house
warming OF the Coop. Wagon apd Ma
chine company on Thursday evening
next. Over loo invitations have been
sent out and a big part have returned
favorable responses, many coming
from as far as Idaho TO attend. Those
who have not as yet sent response
should consult Manager Oders official
notice In another column OF the
News"
On Friday evening Miss Hazel
Bestie and Miss Claire Dougall enter
tanned at a delightful party. the even
ing being devoted TO music and games,
These present were: Clint Young, Mar
garet Cummings, Ray Campbell, Alton
Kimball. Karma Thatcher Jack Nc
cune, Emma Groesbeck, Veda Thatcher,
Dorothy Dwyer, Edith Miller, Helen
Trent. Lulu Keyting. Geneve Felt,
Ethel Felt Bessie Felt, Naomla Felt,
Hattie Whitney Kettle Piper Glare
Give, Glare Smith, Sarah Williams,
Lena Moore, Winslow Smith. Ing
iFtu ANlNANrUf 'AfhI sc
Moore. Wren Blackmar, Otis Mcknight.
Don Watson. Marjory Ellerbeck. Serge
Campbell, Adrian Pembroke. Lawrence
Beck. Willie Keyting, Willie Swan,
Walt Trent Mart Trent. Sid Beatie sid
Morris. Less Margetts Burt Price,
Frank Young Shirley Clawson, Allen
Spencer, Russell Rossiter.
very pleasant siXty-three party was
given by Mr.. and Mrs starley 20 their
friends on the twenty-first anniversary
OF their wedding day which was en-
1oyed by all present The winners Of
prizes were Mrs. Louie Davis first
prize, Miss Matte Read second. and
Miss Rachel Rogers third. The win
ners OF the gentlemens' prizes were Mr..
Dan Dun first prize. Mr. c. H. Banks.
u. second, and Mr., VIII Read third