Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-28

of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. II,
T. Vincent only the families and init
mate friends of the bride being present.
Ivy and asters were used In profusion
| through the rooms ana delicious we'd
| ding supper was served. Punch was
served throughout the evening Miss
| Daisy Vincent presiding. Both bride
and groom have host Of friends who
4 wish them happiness They VIII re-
side at S6G east Second South street.
Yesterday the wedding OF Miss Edith
| Thurgood and Mr.. lie Roy Midgeley
| took place the marriage being solem-
| nized In the Temple and quiet recep-
| ton taking place in the evening The
bride Is daughter of the late John
Thurgood, and is one Of the falrest
| young ladies Of Davis county. The
groom is the popular young travelling
man for Clark. Eldrdge and Co., and
clarionet player in Held's band. MI.
and Mrs. Mldgeley will reside in Boun-
tiful.
Among the delightful events of the
week were the series OF parties give
by Mrs. Russell l.. Tracy In honor OF
iltI slblcIt RIh. vi
day Kensington was given the fea-
lures OF the afternoon being a Shakes
pearian guessing game and buttonhole
contestMrs. George Savage winning the
prize In the former and Mrs. WV CHS
dim the latter. A delightful impromptL
entertainment consisted OF two vocal
selections rendered by Mrs. Percy Som
ers Cocks and recitation by Mrs.
John Reed. The rooms were decorated
IN yellow and lavender In the evening
Mrs. Tracy was hostess at euchEc-
party, Miss Edna Donnellan acting as
score keeper. The head ladies' prize
was won by Mrs. Chas. Brink, the lone
hand by Mrs Ralph Hoag, and the
head gentleman's prize by Mr.. Frank
McGurrin Places were designated with
japanese favors.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Tracy
entertained at a euchre party. Mrs. T.
b. Beattie and Mrs. Frank McGurrin
keeping score The head prize was won
by Mrs Ellen Elliott and the lone hand
by Mrs Jacobs. In the evening another
euchre party was given, Mr.. Chas.
Rooklidge winning head gentleman's
prize, Mrs. George Downey head ladies'
prize, and Mrs. Frank McGurrin lone
hand. The score keepers were Mrs.
George Fischer and Mrs. II. NJ. Clay.
Wednesday was the 'fifty-seventn
birthday anniversary Of Col. George Is.
Squircs, and the event was the occasion
for a most enjoyable celebration In the
form of a surprise party, which assem-
bled at his home In Sugar ward, the
evening being most delightfully."- spent
by all The impromptu host was the
recipient Of many congratulations and
good wishes,
on Thursday Miss Margaret Russell
OF this city and MIR. John s. Smith of
Corlnne were married. the ceremony be-
ing performed in the Temple at noon,
and an elaborate supper and reception
being given in their honor In the eve
ming at the home Of Mr. James X. Smith
in Sugar ward A large number were
present 10 enjoy the pleasant affair. The |
groom is member OF the firm OF |
James r. Smith and Sons, and has |
charge OF the roller mills In Corinne, |
where the newly married couple will |
take up their residence.
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Weddings WIN be prominent feature |
OF October's social record. Among those !
to take place will be the marriages Of |
Miss Claire Clawson and DR.. CLANCY |
Benedict on Wednesday, October 2Srd; |
Miss Lennie Savage and win ID. Ritter |
October 10th; Miss Josephine KATE and |
Mr.. Lear Ritter, October 18th; Miss Eliz- |
abeth Graham and Chas. NJ, Frazier |
October 9th. Besides these are number |
u others whose date has not yet been
decided.
Miss Gene Klmball who left on |
Thursday for Minneapolis, was the re-
rplent Of a pretty luncheon on Mon
day. given by the teachers OF the sum |
mer school in which Miss Kimball has !
been an efficient instructress.
Miss Ora Hardness entertained at an |
elaborate luncheon al the Alta club on |
the red room being used. The |
table was decorated with American |
Beauty roses and maidenhalr fern, and |