Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-19

bert Vlsel and Ralph Rleben acted re-
spectively as bridesmaids and best men
! The brides and maids were prettill
gownod. and decorations OF flowers ang
autumn leaves made the scene effective
An elaborate supper was served aftel
the wedding ceremonies Mr. and Mrs
Rleben will reside on Third West sc
tween First and Second South streets
and Mr. aud Mrs. Otto Visel win be al
home 10 their friends after November
/, at 1926 East Fifth south street
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lambourne eel.
ebrated their crystal wedding ami.
yersary on Monday night in pleasant
evening party given az their home, q
large number Of friends being present
TO enjoy the event. The rooms were
prettily decorated and many presents
were received by the hosts
a. r. Davis, son of Mrs. NJ Davis
Of South Cottonwood. and Miss Maud
Miller, daughter OF j. II, Miller, OF
South Cottonwood, were married in the
Temple and reception and wedding
supper We're given In the evening at the
palatial home of the brides parents
The tables We're decorated with chrys-
anthemums, asters and American
Beauty roses The reception was only
to members OF the families. The bride
was dressed in white silk null trimmed
with yalencienes lace and carried
brides roses. The rooms were decor
ated In smilax and American Beauty
roses and carnations. The bride and
groom win shortly be at home 10 their
friends In their new residence In South
Cottonwood. The young couple were
the recipients OF many costly and beau
tiful presents.
The Whist club met for re-organiza-
ton with the Misses Dern on Tuesday,
about q dozen members being present.
Mrs. George Marshall gave kitch-
on shower party on Wednesday In hon
or OF Miss Claire Clawson. The rooms
were decorated with roses, coreopsis
and cosmos, and about twenty guests
enjoyed the afternoon. Present besides
the guest Of honor were: Mrs. |. A.
Clayton, Mrs. Cowan, Mrs. Brastow.
Mrs ]. d. Spencer. Mrs. W. Reid, Mrs.
A. E, Walker, Mrs. Percy Sadler, Mrs.
Steven Lynch Mrs. Benedict. Mrs, Ros-
sitter. Mrs. Beer Mrs. WIN Ellerbeck,
Mrs. Ruby Godhe. Misses Alton Young,
Jane Macintosh, Ada Ellerbeck, Gen
eve Ellerbeck, Emma Lund, Barbara
Kinnersey, Grace Clawson.
On Wednesday the marriage OF Miss
Amy Rich and Royal w. Daynes was
solemnized in the Temple, Apostle
John w. Taylor officiating. a we'd
ding luncheon was served afterward at
the home Of Dr. and Mrs, l.. w. Snow,
and wedding reception held in the
evening at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Il. Boothe, The rooms were
decorated with autumn flowers and
leaves In artistic effect, and large
number Of guests were present. The
bride wore beautiful costume Of white
chiffon with trimmings OF real lace.
Assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Boothe were
Mr. and Mrs II, j. Rich, Mrs. John w.
Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. j. Y. Rich.
Miss Leona Taylor and Miss Allene
Crtsmon served punch in the hail. Mr..
and Mrs, Daynes were the recipients of
many valuable presents. They will be
at home after Nov. 16 at 46S First
street.
Among Wednesdays numerous we'd
dings was that of Miss Ella Atkinson
and Mr. Benz. Rash, which took place
at o'clock in the morning at st. Pauls
rectory only the immediate relatives
OF both being present. Rev Mr.. Barnes,
Of Provo, OBLIGATED at the ceremony,
the newly married couple leaving imme-
diately Afterwards for tour of the
Pacific coast The bride wore a be-
coming going away gown Of dark blue
broadcloth with Elton jacket and white
waist, hat and gloves matching the cos
tune. She Is the daughter OF Mr..
Henry r. Atkinson and, with the
groom is popular with large circle OF
friends.
wednesday witnessed the nuptlals Of
Miss Margaret Axton and Mr. John
slater, the event taking place at the
home OF the brides parents Mr. and
Mrs. John AxtOn. Rev. II. Wake, of
the Methodist church. performed the
ceremony In the presence OF a large
number OF guests. The bride was at
tended by Miss Ada West and the
groom by Mr. Walter ]. Slater The
Deseret Mandolin club provided de-
lightful music throughout the evening.
and delicious refreshments were served.
The bride and groom were the reel
plents OF many handsome presents.
They VIII reside at Mercur.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. w. w.
Ritter gave an elaborate reception in
honor OF Mrs. William D. Ritter, $50 In
vitations being issued Assisting her
In receiving were Mrs. Priscilla Jen-
nings. Mrs. Farlow and Mrs. Harry
Jennings. The rooms were beautifully
decorated for the occasion. the parlor
MUSHROOM and library with palms and
cut flowers. the color scheme In the lat
ter being In red effects. while the din
ING room was IN pink. with festouns Of
pink ribbon ad smilax brought from
the corners OF the room and brought to-
gether over the table in a knot with
pink roses and cosmos arranged on the
table below. Here ices were served
by Misses Emma Lunt. Jasmine Young.
Hattie Jennings and Mamie sharp. Mrs.
j. ID. Spencer and Mrs. James Jen-
ninEs served refreshments In the libra
~. The guests were received In the
hall by Miss Alma Young and Miss
dispensed selections In the music room
during the afternoon. The hours were
from two 10 six and the occasion was
distinguished by a delightful inform
ality.
Mrs, W. NJ. Bradley, entertained NJ :,
delightful whist party yesterday after
noon, about twenty-six guests being
present The rooms were decorated In
autumn flowers and refreshments were
served. The guests were. Mrs. Wood.
ward, Mrs Hardness Mrs Thompson
Mrs, McGath Mrs. Holman. Mrs. Miner
Mrs. Powers, Mrs. David Keith. Mrs
NJ. Fox. Mrs Burns Mcdonald. Mrs
Victor Clement. Mrs Herman. Mrs
whitney. Mrf. John Marshall Ms
Rice Mrs. Niles Mrs, Gaylord, Mrs
For Baby's Sake.
Baby never looks sweeter nor feels better
than fresh from It's bath with