Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28

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The marriage Of Miss Elma Coffin OF
Boise, and Mr. James y. Clinton, Jr, OF
this city, took place IN the former place
on Thursday night at the home OF the
brides parents Nh and Mrs. Frank
Coffin, the ceremony being performed
by IT. Rev D. -, Funston, assisted by
lev Charles n. Dcnel
The bride wore beautiful costume of
white French crepe with trimmings of
real lace and tuile veil claspod with
a handsome PIN the gift of the groom.
MISS Irene Coffin was maid of honor
and Misses Estelle Clinton Laura
Shoup Eualic Northrup, Bell and Anna
Fax were bridesmaids Mr. Lynn II.
clinton was best man. The rooms were
beautifully decorated holly and ever
greens predomlnatlng. Both bride and
groom are well and popularity known In
their respective home places and their
friends extend sincere good wishes for
their happiness
on Thursday Miss Lillian NJ. Young,
daughter Of Mr., Royal h. and Mrs. EN-.
ma H. Young, and Mr. Thomas Canova
Of Sandersyille, Fla. were united In
marriage, the ceremony being per-
formed AZ If o'clock a, m. IN the Tenn
pie, and a reception being given In the
evening at the brides home to the rela-
lives and immediate friends. Mr. and
Mrs. Canoya leave tomorrow for Ken
lucky and Florida. where they will re-
~o'n about year before returning TO
salt Lake.
ON Christmas night the wedding or
Miss Rose Lester and Mr. David Lewis
took place at the home Of the brides
parents Mr. and Mrs Samuel Lester
The ceremony being performed at 6S
o'clock by Bishop Robert Morris and a
large reception following The rooms
were beautifully decorated with evei-
greens smllax and cut flowers
roses and carnations being used In the
parlors red In the library and pink
with ferns and smilax Ia the dining
room, The bride wore a becoming cos
tune OF gray silk with trimmings Of
applique lace and carried bride roses
Little Harry Lester was ring bearer
The bride and groom received a large
number Of handsome presents. They
will be AZ home after Jan, 6, at rear OF
255 south Sixth East,
About twenty-five salt Lake people
went to Provo today to attend dane
ing party 20 be given this evening In
Southworth's hall by Misses Emma
Lucy Gates, Ada Dusenberry, Hazel
Taylor, Lila Bean, Yirgle Cluf, Vera
Hardy Among those who went were
Misses Katherine and Claire Dougall,
Beatrice and Jean Hyde, Tessle and
Sarah Williams Hazel Beatle, Minnie
James Mabel and Edna Harker, Messrs.
Race Whitney, Charley Billings, Blsh
Cannon, Serge Campbell Lawrence
Beck and Bert Busath.
on Thursday evening Miss Rosemary
Glo2 was hostess no delightful musi-
Gale at her home on Fourth South
street Assisting her were Mrs Ander-
son, Mrs Osborne, Miss Dwyer, Mr..
Copley, Mr.. Winslow Smith, Mr.. Sher-
man and Mr.. Ashworth,' The rooms
were prettily decorated, ana refresh
ments were served.
Col and Mrs. II. f. Holmes entertain
ed their visiting friends at dinner at
the Alta club on Thursday The table
was laid In the green room and was
decorated with viOlets.
one OF the pleasant events OF fhe
week was the dinner given by Mr.. and
Mrs X, j. Coleman at the Alta club.
The table was prettily decorated with
La rance roses, smilaX and maiden
hair ferns and covers We're laid for
seven. Present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Coleman, Miss Coleman, Mr. aud Mrs.
Fischer, Mr. Samuel Newhouse and
brother.
Mr. Clarence Mccormick entertained
informally at dinner at the Alta club
on Tuesday evening. The table was
decorated with volets and American
beauty roses, and covers were laid for
FIVE.
Tonight Col and Mrs. r. F. Holmes
will give a ball in honor Of Miss Grace
Emery and the other young people WIS.,
itlng at their home. The house Will
be beautifully decorated with a pro-
fusion OF cut flowers Beauty Marshal
Neil and La France roses violets, var
ious colored carnations narcissus and
hyacinths, and dancing will be the
feature OF the evening.
Judge W. H. King and family took
dinner at the Alta club on Christmas
day,
Mr. w. H. Cunningham was host at
dinner at the Alta club on Wednes-