Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-28


The week has been made notable by
The events that have taken place, which
though few In number have been OF
most interesting nature. The receP,,
tlon given by Mrs. Il. f. Holmes WIN
rank among the most brilliant OF the
season and with the many other lesser
but pleasant affairs has made the week
a memorable one.
Mrs. Holmes reception excelled IN
elaborateness OF detail even the many
notable affairs given at her NOME ~
The mast. The rooms under Florist
Uuddarts hands blossomed INTO
beautiful floral picture, with american
peat,ty roses. huge branches of crimson
ramblers. electric fan design done IN
crystal ice and red and green garlands
tables heaped In dainty tiers OF luscious
fruits and corners gardened with long
stemmed roses, the effect being as II
some wand had been waved transport
ing 70 the spot o scene from fairylahu'
Aiding in the effect the Deseret Man
dolln club played charming lnelOdles
during the afternoon, and delicious ices
and refreshing drinks completed me
details Of the delightful affair. Mrs
sarah Bransford, Mrs. Perry Heatn'
Nrs j. Il. Harris, Mrs. W. q. Lamp
and Misses Grace Emery ana Laura
Bransford assisted the hostess. lhe
hours were from TIL 6.
Another interesting event OF the week
was the wedding OF Miss Lucy Grant,
daughter OF Apostle II. J. Grant ana
MIR George J.. Cannon, son OF the late
Abram Cannon, which took place on
Thursday, the ceremony being per
formed in the Temple at noon and
receptlon being given during the ar
ternoou TO about 10 OF the relatives
and friends of the families. Refresh
ments were served on the lawn from
prettlly decorated tables and In the
evening the couple left with Apostle
Grant and party for Seattle. MI ana
Mrs. Cannon will return shortly to
make their home in Salt Lake
Among the pleasant afalrs OF the
week was the Kensington gwen ny
Mrs. Alma Katz and Mrs. II. NJ, Wells
this afternoon In honor OF MISS fdna
Sherman. The rooms were decorated
with profusion OF June flowers ana
about 25 guests were present to ENJOY
the event.
on Wednesday Miss Anna M. Fern
strom and Mr.. Robert A. Lundeen were
united In marriage, the ceremony be-
Ing performed In the Temple during the
day, and a reception being held In the
evening at the home of the brides par
ents Council and Mrs. Fernstrom.
The rooms were prettlly decorated with
flowers and vines and delicious refresh
ments were served. The bride was
daintily gowned In white They were
the recipients Of many presents.
Unusual interest Is expressed in the
piano and song recital 10 be given In
the First Congregational church Mon
day evening, June 30, under the aus
pices Of the music section OF the La
dies Literary club. Miss Agatha
Berkhoel has just completed her sec
ond years work with Mrs. o. l.. Fox
Of Chicago, and her progress has won
great satisfaction from this experienced
and critical teacher Miss BerkhoeIs
promising contralto voice needs no ex-
tended recommendation to Salt Lake
audience, and her generous assistance
on public occasions, has won a host OF
friends who will be glad TO hear and
welcome her Monday evening. Equal
interest is felt In Mr.. Shepherds work.
II II almost year since Salt Lake has
had the pleasure OF hearing Mr. shep-
herd In solo work. The greater part OF
this June has been spent with his form
err teacher, Carl Faelon Of Boston. Mr..
shepherd wins admiration for his
technique, his Interpretation commands
attention and confidence but his great
est endowment Is probably In the line
Of composition. The program appears
in another part Of the paper, and VIII
appeal TO all Of Salt Lakes music low
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed gave a de-
llghtful dinner party on Tuesday In
honor Of DR.. Stanley Newhouse, who Is
the guest OF Mr., and Mrs. Harry CAM
Miss Hima Peterson and Mr.. Y. g
Derrick were married on Wednesday at
noon in the Temple, and IN the evening
a reception was held in their honor at
the Bee Hive house, about $50 guests be-
ing present, The rooms were prettlly
decorated with white roses and carna-
tons. used with vines and palms, and
Misses Annahel Derrick and Lottie Pitt,
Messrs Alfred Peterson and Frank
Derrick assisted In receiving and In the
dining room Mrs. Fred Stauifer pre-
sided. assisted by Misses Louise Selan-
der Carissa Beesley and Hannah Sc
lander Punch was served by Miss
Mabel Derrick. Many beautiful pres
ents were received. chief among them
being handsome Schaeffer plano given
by the former employers OF the bride.
Vansant & Chamberlain Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Derrick win be at home TO
their friends after July 10, at 1872 north
Third West street
The following society Information
from a recent issue OF the Butte Miner
will be Of interest In this city: 4 pref
" wedding was solemuized In the
Mountain View NJ. +. church yesterday
when Mr. II. NJ. sutherland met Miss
Esther Martin al the altar. Rev. a. II.
Henry tied the knot, Following the
ceremony the happy couple LEFT for salt
Lake where their honeymoon viii be
spent. Both are prominent Meaiefville
people, and carry with them The best
wishes OF their many friends, Mr. ana
Mrs sutherland win be at home 10
their friends at 52i Shields avenue after
July ~.
Miss Eva Maeser OF Provo and Mr..
Byron Il. Crandall Of Sprlngyillc were
married on Wednesday IN lhe Temple,
and reception was held in their honor
IN the evening al the home OF the
brides sister. Mrs. George S McAllis-
ter. The rooms We're decorated with
white roses and carnations artistlcally
arranged. green vines aiding 10 the
pretty effect The bride wore gown OF
white chiffon with bertha Of real lace