Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-16

The week has been distinguished by
a number Of delightful affairs, the
largest being the dancing party given
by Mrs. A. II. Bird and Miss McCor-
nick at Chrlstensens on Thursday
night, and receptions. Kenslngtona,
luncheons and other home affairs have
aided In making O pleasant record.
a notably pretty event Of the week
was the wedding Of Miss Bertha Cherry
and Mr. Albert j. Worse on Thursday
night, the ceremony being performed
at o'clock at the home of the bride, a
number OF relatives and intimate
friends being present The bridal party
stood In bower formed with o canopy
OF roses and ribbon streamers extend
ing from the bay window to the chan
dellers, the curtains covered with
sprays OF ferns and chrysanthemums,
with bunch of palms forming pretty
background AS the bridal party en-
tered the room, the Lohengrin march
was played by Miss Kate Kanters, the
music being continued throughout the
ceremony. Rev. Clarence I. Brown Of
flciated and Miss Blanche Cherry act
ed as bridesmaid, with Mr. George
Sprague as best man. The bride was
gownel IN beautiful creation Of white
chiffon, with bodice tucked and trim
med with point lace. Miss Blanche
Cherry wore costume Of white silk
null with lavender ribbons and car
ried white carnations. The house
throughout was profusely decorated
with chrysanIhemums, carnations,
smilax and palms. the parlor being in
white, the library in yellow and the
dining room In pink and green, with
pretty effects in ribbons and vines.
Dainty refreshments were served,
Misses Florence Stevenson, Marie Luce,
Claudia Morris, Maud Parker and Ro-
sale Cope presiding The bride is the
daughter OF Judge and Mrs. A. N.
Cherry, and the groom Is the manager
OF the Jordan Farm dairy. They will
be al home 10 their friends after De-
cember Is.
Among tho afternoon events OF the
week was the Kensington given by
Mrs Nnliam Sanders Tor Mrs. VIII
II Sanders on Thursday, The rooms
Were prettily adorned with flowers.
boquet Of long-stemmed American
Beauty roses standing on a tabaret
and vases holding chrysanthemums
and pink and white roses on mantels
and tables. with Jardinieres filled with
chrysanthemums standing about the
room making an effective decoration
Those present 10 meet the guest OF
honor were: Mrs. Priscilla Jennings
tRu Ia AlNl
Calder, Mrs Sharkey Mrs. Walter
Shaughnessy, Mrs Elsie Madsen Mrs
J. d. owen. Mrs. Horace Ensign, Mrs.
Clark Whitney. Mrs. Austin Whitney,
Mrs, II. p. Jennings, Mrs A. $. Horne,
Mrs owen, Mrs, Wilson Sanders, Mrs.
Read, Mrs. Pickett, Miss Wright Miss
Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A. Romney enter
tanned number Of relatives and in
innate friends on Thursday evening at
their home In Forest Dale. Sixty-three
was the entertainment the prizes being
won by Mrs. Joseph ] Daynes and
Mr.. S. II. Love, During the evening
Prof Joseph ]. Daynes played several
piano selections which were enjoyed By
all present Delicious Refreshments
were served at the close Of the card
contest Present We're: MIR. and Mrs
II. r. McEwan Mrs Margaret Romney
Mr.. and Mrs Jos. J. Daynes. Mr.. and
Mrs, Geo. Maycock. Mr.. ana Mrs. w.
n. Needham Mr. and Mrs. s. II. Love,
Mr.. and airs George Romney. Mr. and
Mrs. A. j. Swenson, Miss Jennie Rom
ney, Mr. and Mrs. Geo ]. Ross. Mr.
and Mrs. A. n. Woodruff. Mignon
Romney, Miss Jane Smelie. Mrs. Mary
Curie Mr. and Mrs J +. Dunbar, Mr.
and Mrs. a. u. Romney. Mrs. Vilate
Romney, G. b Stewart.
The Thursday Social club met at the
home OF Miss Rosa Meyer on Thursday
afternoon Those present were: Mrs
John Guttles, Jr., Mrs Hugh Rippeto.
Mrs. Emil Madsen. Misses Lula PEN
rose. Vera Felt Florence Armstrong.
Louie Morrie. Hazel Cnsmor, Laura
Madsen, Marie Morrie. Mary Ansen
Louise Madsen, Grace Freeze, Clara
Hansen, Sadie Smith
Another pretty nuptial AFFAIR OF
Thursday was che wedding OF Miss
Lulu Crome and Mr.. Herbert y. W.
man which VAS solemnized at the home
~ the bride at $3.50 o'clock. Rev. w. NJ
paden performing the ceremony The
bride wore becoming costume Of tan
nroadcloth with white silk waist. and
carried brides roses. Miss Annie Ly-
man. her bridesmaid, was rowned IN
white briliantne. Mr. Clarence Crome
acted as best man. The rooms were
pretty decorated ana an elaborate we'd
ding supper Was served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Crome win be at home az the corner OF
Tenth East and Seventh South street
after Nov 20.
Mrs. WIN Mcdonald entertained at
"es" on Wednesday afternoon. about
thirty guests enjoying the afternoon.
The scores we're shaped In various de-
sisna-dia manila aanares- heaIfH etc.