Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-22

As during the three previous weeks,
hymeneal events have been the chief
record that eclpses any other single
days list for the entire season A
number ot pleasant functions outside
OF these have taken place, but June Is
go dlstlnctiyely marked as a marriage
month, that the nultial events seem
TO monopolze the chief time and atten-
ton, Next week will witness another
batch, and 1t will be only when Sc
date July takes its turn in natures
calendar that there will be dImInu-
alton Of engagements and marriages.
On Monday evening Miss Matte By
water and Mr.. Win A. Brown were
united in marriage, Bishop George r.
Emery performing the ceremony The
event took place In the presence OF
relatives and intimate friends, and la
ter O reception was given 10 u large
number Of friends, The lawn and
porch were lit With coOred lanterns,
ana the house was bright with flowers,
the bridal party standing under a
horseshoe Of roses while palms and
flowers decorated the rest Of the room.
The bride wore a pretty costume of
white chiffon with trimmings Of Valen-
SCHEMES lace and carried brides roses.
The bridesmaids, Miss Stella Brown
and Miss Maud Bywater were gowned
respectively in dainty gowns OF white
swiss and blue lawn Mr. Emmett By
water was best man. Delicious re-
freshments We're served, and quar-
tette Of maudolins and guitars fur
nlshed music for dancing during the
evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will re-
side In Pocatello,
One of the most brilliant weddings
Of the week, was that OF Miss Eliza
beth Marie Eurgets and Mr., Harry
Newman Tolles, which took place on
Tuesday at $3.50 o'clock az the First
Presbyterian church,
The church was a bower Of roses,
carnations. palms and plumy aspara-
gus, and the pew for the family was
prettly decorated with white satin
bons At the hour designated, Miss
Esther Allen and Miss Florence Allen
begun the Lohengrin march, the
strains Of violin and piano harmonic
Ing sweetly In the refrain. Two little
flower girls Ethel and Margaret Ar
mold. and the ring bearer Otto Arnold.
entered. followed bv the bride and hc
grandfather. Rev +. L. Arnold. The
groom and officiating minister Rev w.
NJ Paden, met them at the altar, and
the ceremony was performed with Rev.
Arnold assisting. At the close OF the
services Mendelssohn's wedding march
was played, and the party marched
from the church through an aisle
ttrewn with roses The brides cos
tune was a beautiful creation Of white
sllk null en- traine with trimmings NJ
NalenscIennes lace 4 spray OF bride
roses was fastened az the shoulder and
hung almost 90 the deep nounce Of the
skirt. The flower girls and ring bear
or were dressed In white. \ dinner
was served az the home 0f Rev. Ar
mold, only the family being present.
and az 500 the bride and groom left
for New York. where they win make
their home.
Another pretty wedding OF Tuesday
was that OF Miss ANmie Il. Kelly and
Mr. Howard H. Snolgroye. The cprc-
mony was performed AZ G o'clock al the
home Of the brides mother Mrs. e.. n
sprirps, Rev. Walker Of ST. Paurs
church officiating Roses and vines
were used On protusion the bridal cou-
pie standing under % canopy of roses
and smilaN the curtains NJ the win
do"s ON either side having sprays OF
Terms and Joined with ropes OF smilax
ana roses, The bride was prctuly
goWnrd in white orgdudi. with lace
trimmings and carried roses. Refresh
ments We're served during the evening.
MI ana Mrs Snelgrove win Doe mo home
after July LIST, al j23 east Fourth South
street
At $3.50 o'clock on Wednesday evening
.h" marriage OF Miss Julia J.. Barrows
md Mr.. Amos e. Gone took place the
ceremony being performed at the home
u me brides mother Mrs. S. Barr1Ws,
.,eF. +, A. Simgkins OF the Phillips
congregational church officiating. The
house was bright whit June flowers.
l"liHs ana training vines, and The rela-
ives ana Intimate friends of the bride
ma groom were present, The bride was
'retuly gowned in white Persian lawn
With trimmings Of real lace and carried
.oses She was attended by Miss Llama
anche Of Denver who wore dainty
'oWn ~ white and pink velvet collar
md gir1le, and carried pink roses. The
ohengrin march was played by Miss
NINA Burton during the ceremony. and
Memberships at It's close. Following
he cerm0ny a suniptuous supper was
eryed in the prettily decorated dining
oom Mr.. and Mrs. Cone WIN be at
.ome al 80 east. Second South, after
iulv 9Th.
MI and Mrs A. +. Poulton gave a
delightful party az their home on Tues.
lay evening High I'VE was the amuse-
nent' the first prize being won by Miss
lizzie Giauque, the BOBBY prize by