Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-06
me national holiday dominated the

The national holiday dominated the
chief attention OF the week and It's
colors were predominant In decoration
in all social functions as well as In the
special celebrations Of the Fourth. An
other special feature OF the week has
been the return OF bridal couples from
their respective tours, number Of the
early June brides and grooms having
arrived home. Social interest during
the next two months will probably CEN
Ter In the summer resorts, large num-
her OF well known people planning to
leave next week for Wasatoh, Brighton
and other local canyon retreats.
A charming event OF the week was
the wedding Of Miss Lyle Young and
Dr. Claudus w. Gates, which took
place on Tuesday night, The homo OF
the brides parents, Mr., and Mrs II. 8.
Young, was the scene OF the pretty af-
fair, and was beautifully decorated for
the occasion, the front parlor, In which
the ceremony was performed, being
bright with white roses, carnations,
sweet peas and hollyhocks, the latter
being used effectively In bow, arrow
and heart above the window alcoye, In
which the bridal party stood. and on the
chandeliers A network OF smiax
formed a curtain and canopy for the
window, the vines being twined with
white ribbon In the dining room pink
and green prevailed, the table having
centerplece OF sweet peas and carna-
tons with sprays OF plumosa and
ferns strewn about and sldeboard and
mantel having vases Of the flowers,
while festoons of ferns on the curtains
completed the pretty effect. The cere-
mpny was performed by Dr. james n.
TAlmage, and Miss Frances Young was
bridesmaid, Mr., Arthur Gates, the
brother OF the groom, acting as best
man. The bride wore dainty gown Of
white null trimmed with beautiful
point lace, the hsndIwork of her moth
er. and carried a shower boquet OF
white stock. The bridesmaid was
gowned in pink organdie and carried
sweet peas, Assisting In receiving were
Mrs. Walter Nebeker, Mrs Lynn Hay
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Lucille Badger and Misses Louise Peery
and Mary Harrington OF Ogden. Re
freshments were served by Misses Vida
Fox and sibyl WetIel. and. punch by
Miss George Young and the Misses
Margaret and Ella Harrington Or.
and Mrs Gates will be at homo after
August 18th, at sss east Twelfth South
street.
Mrs. Hubbard Reed entertained at a
delightful piazza party yesterday after
noon, the amusement OF the afternoon
being cards. The decorations were In
the national colors, the idea being car
rled out In flowers and flags, the lattsr
being used for counters, and placed
about the rooms. A number OF the
tables were placed on the piazza, ana
the arrangement made delightful In
novation from the usual indoor parties
the guests were: Mrs Amy, Mrs. W.
Bogue Mrs. T. b. Beattle Mrs. J.
Beattie, Mrs. Bancroft, Mrs Fankyn.
Mrs. ]. johnson, Mrs Lowe Mrs. James
Miner, Mrs. NJ Mcclure, Mrs u. g.
Murray. Mrs Nelden. Mrs Powers, Mrs
Spencer, Mrs Geo. futile Mrs q. Y
Wallace, Mrs. Faber, Mrs. Downey,
Mn. Woodward. Mn NELL. Mrs Hark-
ness. Mrs. Hanauer. Mrs Kenneth Kerr
Mrs. Mcdonald. Mrs Younger, Mrs. O.
p. Holman, Mrs. Mccormick. Mrs. Geo
Nye. Mrs. Lyons. Mrs u. ". Brown
Mrs. Oswald Mrs. Chaa. Read. Miss
Crawford, Miss Park. Miss Lowe, Mlas
Murray. Misses Mason. Misses Sherman
Miss Geddes. Miss Hardness. Misses
Hanauer, Miss Keogh, Miss Nye.
Mrs A. s. Day was the hostess at
delightful reception on TUESDAY IN hon
or Of her guests, Mrs Geo Crabbe and
Mrs. NJ. c. Smith. The decorations
throughout the house We're IN red. white
and blue. sweet peas being used In pro-
fusion, and flags forming draperies be-
tween the rooms. In the dining room
sestoons OF smllaN stretched from the
chandelier 90 the four corners " the
table and were caught with candelabra
shaded with red. Sweet peas and ferns
were strewn over the table. and the
electric globes which M the darkened
room were also shaded In red Mrs
Chas. Quigley served punch and Mrs
Frank Harris, Miss Mary slddoway and
Miss Evelyn Thomas served refresh
ments. About sixty-ilve were present
Mr. and Mrs. VIII SpraRue gave "A
delightful Fourth OF July party 20 u
number ~ their grown friends and
their children, There was seven
o'clock dinner. and display " fireworks
IN the evening the time being delight
fully spent a charming feature Of the
occasion was the decoration. the rooma
being bright with flags and the lawn
with colored lanterns Those present
were. Mr. and Mrs. @. X Fisher and
children. Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Reid and
daughter; Mr. Bidwel Mr.. and Mrs
Kenneth Kerr and daughter; Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Sharp and children.
Another pretty wedding reception %
Tuesday was that ~ Mics Mary 7.
Walker and NJ Emil Wirr0 " Witch
took place az the home ~ the groom,
so west First s nth. Tn CEREMONY
had been performed n on AZ the
home ~ the bride Rev Frank Burnett
officiating. and Miss Sutherland .nd
Mr. William Wismar acting respective
~ as bridesmaid and best nan. The
bride was tastefully gowncd in white
orgsndie with lace trimmings and car.
ried brides roses. The rooms were
prettily decorated with flowers ani
vines and the lawn was III with colored
lanterns. Refreshments were served