Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-23

Luncheons and dinners have been
the chief form Of entertainment during
the week. deartA Of card and kens-
ington parties having existed, with
corresponding gap in the way Of dane
Ing and other public functions. The APP
proach Of Easter, however, promises
an Increase In social activities.
one Of the prettiest weddings OF the
week and IN fact Of the season was
that OF Miss Emily Hoagland Cannon
and Mr.. Israel Emerson Wiley
which took place on Thursday last at
the Salt Lake Temple. The marriage
ceremony was performed at high noon
by President Angus NJ. Cannon the
brides uncle. In the evening, commence
ing at D o'clock an elaborate reception
was rendered the young couple at the
brides home at the Cannon Farm. me
parlors were exqusitely decorated with
carnations and ferns, and over the
bay window, in which the bride and
groom received congratulations. were
carnations and ferns artistically ar
ranged. and with a true lovers
knot in the center. The BRIDE
was attired In a beautiful creation of
Swiss over taffeta with real Irish point
lace trimmings She carried a shower
bouquet OF brides roses, About one
hundred friends and relatives sat down
20 a sumptuous repast which was
served In the large dining room. Dur
ing the evening an informal musical
program was rendered In which the
bride took part. The bride is the daugh-
Ter OF President George q. Cannon and
the groom Is the son Of Mr., ID. o. VIII
lev of Bountiful. Both the young peo-
ple have a multitude Of friends and
with them the News" joins its con-
gratulatlons and good wishes for q
happy and prosperous life. Mr.. Wiley
has accepted a position IN the census
department at Washington. and with
his bride leaves for that city on sun
day morning next
One OF the prettiest luncheons of the
week was given by Miss Keith IN hon
or Of Miss Eskridge, OF Fort Douglas
The tables were decorated with pink
roses, vlolets and pink satin ribbon,
and about thirty guests enjoyed the en-
tertainment; those present were Miss
Mcmillan, Miss Hardness, Miss. Burke,
Miss Weber, Miss Elizabeth Dern,
Miss Thorn, Miss Read, Miss AIT, Mrs.
j. T. Harris, Miss VERNE King. Mrs
smedley Smith, Mrs. Franklin Schley,
Mrs. Mcclure, MIRA Charles McCul-
Tough. Miss Frances Howat, Miss Sibyl
Anderson, Mesdames w. NJ and Ed,
Ferry, Mrs, David Murray, Mrs. Wake
ling. Miss Murray.
On Monday evening at o'clock the
wedding OF Miss Melissa Cooley and
Mr.. W. II. speirs took place at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. u =, Felt
corner Of Ninth North and Second West
The bride Is a daughter OF Mrs. Jane
Cooley OF West Jordan and the bride
groom son of Mr. George Spers OF
the Tenth ward. Bishop Adam Speir'
performed the ceremony, The couple
VIII make their home at Robinson
where Mr.. Speirs is employed. a
number OF useful and valuable presents
were received. Among the guests pres
ent were Mrs. Jane Cooley. Misses Eth
Of and Elizabeth Cooley. Mr. and Mrs
Cooley 81 West Jordan, Mr., and Mrs
David Reich. MI and Mrs. Il. a
Gregory, Mr. and Mrs George Howarth
Mr. George Speirs, MIR, Adam speirs
Miss Belle Anderson
Miss Laura staple and Mr.. NJ. John
son were married last Wednesday eve
ming M the home OF the brides sister
Mrs, T. w. Jones Tho ceremony wa
performed az o'clock by Bishop =
Ashton OF the Twenty ward
None but the immediate families OF IN
contracting parties were present NJ
elaborate supper was served ana now
ers we're tastefully arranged about IN
room. and on the table Mr.. Johnson ]
an enterprising young business man o
Salt Lake, and the bride daughter o
Mrs, Ann Staples Of Idaho Falls, Idaho
she has during recent years lived wit
her grandmother Mrs. Ann Dunkinso
OF the Twenty-fourth ward, durin
which time she has been a valued EN-
ploye Of + Auerhach 4 Bro, occupyin
the position Of forewoman In the cut
ting and fitting department
The Misses Dwyer entertained III
Kensington club az their home o
North Temple street. Thursday. Car
nations were the decorations and on
of the pleasant features was guess
ing game In which Mrs. Ellerbeck wa
prize winner. Present were: Mrs.
A. whitney. Mrs Lee. Mrs. II s. Ellel
beck, Miss Kathie Dougall. Mrs. Hard
ing, Mrs Clark Miss Lennie Savag'
Mrs. George Marshall. Mrs Lamber
Mrs. McGurrin. Miss Enid Moffat, Mis-
Julia Hayes. Miss Alice Clawson, Mis-
BESSIE Clawson, Mrs, Ensign. Mis-
Judd. Miss Pitt
The hall given by the members {
company c. y. g. L. on Tuesday nigh
was one of the most enjoyable event
OF the season The armory hall wa
brilliant with flags. guldons and bum
Ing, intermingled with the various arm