Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-07

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| bridesmaid was dalntlly gowned IN
pink SILK mule. and the little girls In
| white.
Mrs Ferdinand Dlckert presided In
| the dining room and Mrs. lnez Honal
served punch IN the hail. At the door
| little Miss Cass stood ana dispensed
wedding cake. AT i0!i5 o'clock Mr..
and Mrs Crome left for California and
viii later return 10 reside here
A undue and pretty affair OF the
week was the double wedding solemn
lied on TUESDAY night, when Miss
Ethel Carter and Mr. A. IL button,
and Miss Emma Carter and Mr. A. w.
Leggett were married. Rev. G. +. Per-
klns performing the ceremony at the
home Of the brides parents. The par
Tors were beautifully decorated In pink
and white and the two couples stood
under a canopy OF roses with a back
ground Of palms and ferns Both
brides wore charming gowns Of white
ctamine, handsomely trimmed with
Irish point lace and carried BRIDES
roses They were attended by their
brothers Messrs Maurice and Harry
Carter, Mr., Alan Loyey acting as best
for Mr.. Leggett.
Mrs. Garter was assisted In receiv-
ing by Mrs o. b. Hewett and the
Misses Nelson assisted In the dining
room. Miss Laura Matthias served
punch.
Miss Gertrude McGrath was hostess
at a high tea on Tuesday, given In
honor Of Miss Elizabeth Dern and Mr..
w II. Cunningham The decorative
scheme was exceedingly pretty. the de-
signs OF bridal wreaths and rings be-
ing carried out In decorations, place
cards and refreshments.
Six tables we're used and upon each
OF these was bridal wreath In white
and green, tied with white ribbon and
the place cards were ring shaped,
bearing the initials OF the guests OF |
honor In gold Thirty guests were |
present to enjoy the event.
One Of Thursdays interesting nuptiaf |
events was the marriage OF Miss Ida
Moyle and Mr.. Ray Van Colt, the cere-
being performed In the Temple during |
the day, and a reception being held In |
the evening at the home OF Mr.. and |
Mrs. j. HI Moyle. The parlors were
beautifully decorated in white and yell
low, orangeblossOms and roses being |
used with charming effect Red roses
adorned the rear parlor, and In the
diningroom pink prevailed, huge
punches OF pink peonies forming an ef-
fective decoration The bride wore a
beautiful gown OF cream silk MULE
with trimmings Of real lace, and car
ried a cluster boQuet Of brides roses.
Receiving with the bride and groom
were Mr. and Mrs j. II Moyle and
Mrs. Elizabeth Moyle, the brides moth
err. Mrs. A. J. Gray presided in the din
lngroom and assisting her were Mrs,
Burton, Misses Louise and Gertrude
Moye, Miss Lucy Van Colt and the
Misses Van Colt. Punch was served In
the diningroom by Mrs oscar Moyle
and Mrs stephen Moyle Mr. and Mrs
Movie viii be be at home after June 20
at their new home on Eleventh South
street.
Miss June Mcintyre was hostess at
an exceedingly pretty AFFAIR on Wednes-
day given IN honor Of Miss Sadie Me-
Chrystal, t.ie event being In the nature
OF Kensington. The rooms were
|
ping-pong were pleasant features Of
the afternoon. The guests besides the
guest or >~nor were: Mrs. George X
Fischer. Mrs. Howe ~ roston. Mrs
George Odell. Mrs. Ensign, Mrs. White
head and Misses Sadie McChrystal,
Mamie Porter ANY Bersbach. Virginia
Florence rtevenson Dix, Stel-
Ia Dix. Ivy Dix. Winnie Welby, BESSIE
Chandler, Katheryn Kanters, Ethel
Paul. Jane Mcintosh, Dick, Seckels,
Mamie Eldridge, Pearl Weller. Anna
Adams, EVELYN Thomas. Pearl Van
Colt Daisy Rayhould, Winnie Hardy
and Florence Dove
one OF the delightful affairs recently
given IN honor OF Miss Dern was the
luncheon on Wednesday OF which Miss
Leta Mcmillan was hostess, The table
was prettily decorated with sweet peas
and asparagus plumo6a, vase OF
sweet peas forming the centerplece and
small baskets of the same being at
zach place, With sprays Of the pumosa
wlned about the basket and strewn
,ver the cloth The guests were Miss
bern. Miss Porter, Miss Bersbach, Miss
.ena Preston, Miss Zane, Miss Kerkow.
Miss McGrath, Miss Miller Miss Young.
The Authors club held its regular
annual meeting at the home OF Mrs. c.
= Wilcox on Tuesday evening, the af-
air. as usual. being wholly OF a social
nature. The rooms were beautifully ,
decorated and number Of guests were
chiefly the husbands OF the (
Tub members who Joined IN the pleas {
mt evenings event. An amusing guess
ng contest was held and prizes were
Won by Mrs. Lyman and Mr.. Waldemar
Yam Colt. Delicious refreshments we're
eryed and a delightful time spent by
Al IN "Wednesday the final mating %