Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-05

A few weddings and quiet nome
events have enlivened the week, though
there has been an appreciable falling
of In the former events as compared
to last week. The spirit Of the national
holiday has peryaded the social festi-
vltles, and decorations and other de-
tails have been red, white and blue
with other suggestions carrying out the
idea. Next week a number Of inter
esting events will take place among
them the wedding Of Miss Edna shear
man and Mr.. Alma KATE and other Inn
portant bridal affairs
One Of the prettiest events Of the week
was the card party given by Miss Ida
Savage on Wednesday night, in'nonor
of Miss Farr OF ogden. The nearness
of the national holiday lent its sugges-
ton 10 the decorations and other de-
tails, the rooms being adorned with
flags, red and white sweet pease ard
nasturtiums, flags serving as score
cards and tiny firecrackers put through
holes In small flags being used as coun-
tiers. In the refreshments and table
decorations the same Idea was car
rled out the tray cloths having flags
appllqued on them, and the Ice cream
being served In the shape OF flrccrackers.
The prizes were won by Miss Hattie
Whitney and Mr.. FAIR The guests were
Miss FAIR and Miss Gay Of ogden. Mss
Hattie whitney Miss Hazel Beatie.
Miss Retta Pyper Miss Claire Dougall
Miss Geneieve Clark Miss Mary
Young, Miss Margle Young. Miss Lt-
cile Taylor Miss Mamie Sharp. Miss
Josephine Wells, Messrs, Farr Evans,
Moyle, Ray, Leslie Margetts, Victor
Wells.
A charming event OF the week was
the affair given by Mr.. and Mrs. Moe
ris Levy on Tuesday night In honor Of
their daughter Celia. The event was
trolley ride, and dance
and supper at Cader's park,
the place being prettily decorated
with Japanese lanters for the occasion.
About a hundred guests were present
ana a most delightful time spent by all.
Those present were; Mr.. and Mrs.
Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs Moritz, Mr..
and Mrs. Herr, Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler,
Mr.. and Mrs Desky, Mr.. and Mrs Ball,
Mr.. and Mrs Pruyer, Mr.. and Mrs Pet
rovitsky, Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenblatt. Mr..
and Mrs. Kranies, Mr.. and Mrs. Lob
man. Mr.. and Mrs. b, Solmanson, Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan, Mr. and Mrs. Resh
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Smith Mr. and Mrs, NJ Levin, Mr. and
Mrs Myers Mr.. and Mrs, Eckstein, Mr.
and Mrs. Shaperlo, Mrs. Is. Petrovltsky,
Mrs Il. Schars, Mrs Jacobson, Mrs.
Levid, Mrs Spite, Mrs ]. Ball, Mrs.
Collier, Misses Bertha and Hattie Bro
die, Bertha Solmenson, Minnie Davis,
Rose Splitter, Ida Petrovltsky, Ida
Schas, Lizzie Shaperio Celia Levy, An
ME Levy Clara Hamenson, Lena Levy.
Lille Levin, Molly Levin, Messrs j.
Hirschman Sal Sickle, Eugene Stiefel,
Sweet, Laderman V. Hamenson. NJ.
Marcus Marx Brode Milton Rootbar.
Willie Brodie. NJ. Alswang, c. Solmen-
son, w. Levin, Rabbi j. Brodie
An interesting event OF Wednesday
was the wedding OF Miss Clara G..
Brooks and Mr. Harry Pitts which
took place at the home of the brides
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Charles p.
Brooks. The rooms were bright with a
profusion OF roses, carnations and
greens, arranged with artistic effect,
and the lawn was made brilliant with
electric globes a pretty feature being
an orch lit with colored lights, under
which was japanese umbrella beneath
which punch was served. The cere-
mony was performed at o'clock by
Rev p. u. Thrall, In the presence Of
the relatives and intimate friends, The
bride was beautifully gowned in white |
silk batiste over tafleta with lace trim
mings and carried bouquet OF brides