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

June Is here with It's deuge OF we'd
dings. the first week showing re-
markable record, Hardly a day put
has had IT'S nuptal event and the re-
mainder Of the month is dated to the
end with marriages number OF
party dinners, luncheons ana other
events have taken place, the most o.
them being In the nature OF honor oc-
caslons for the coming brides ana
grooms.
one OF the prettiest weddings OF the
week was that OF Miss Enid monal
and Mr.. Joseph II. Patrick which TOOK
place ON Wednesday evening az the
home Of the brides parents Mr' ana
Mrs. A. d. Moffat The ceremony wPs
performed by Bishop o f. whitney
the bridal party standing under
canopy and true lovers knot OF roses
and vines The bridesmaid was Miss
Julia Hays and Mr.. Douglas Moffatt
was best man. Around them on all
sides were flowers and vines the par
lofs and other rooms In the house be-
ing smothered In blooms. The bride
wore beautiful gown Of Irish point
lace over white taffeta and carried
brides roses. Miss Hays was gowned
In charming costume OF pale blue over
white taffeta and carried pink roses
Delicious refreshments were served In
the dining room which was beautifully
decorated IN red, Mrs. w. ID. Riter
Miss Dewy and the Misses Patrick as
sisting. Mas Heath presided at the
punch bowl and Miss Leonora HAYS
dispensed wedding cake About lOO
guests enjoyed the delightful affair'
on Tuesday night Miss Pearl Lucas
and Rev. Dean Shuart Hamilton were
married, the ceremony being performed
al the First Baptist church by Rev
ID. A. Brown. The bridal party en-
tered the church at S:l5 o'clock, Miss
Vera Tempest, the maid Of honor, pre-
ceding the bride, who was followed by
the bridesmaids. Miss Dolly Chapman
and Miss Lily Lucas Preceding the
maid OF honor were two little Hover
girls, Chloe Blood and Enid Mullett
Mr.. George Lucas was best man and
Messrs. G. Marcel and w. Guthrie were
ushers. The church was decorated IN
white and yellow, with jasmine and
yellow roses filling the windows and
dressing the chancel. Bridal melodies
were played DUNG and after the cere-
mony. Following the church affair,
large reception was held at the home
OF the brides brother, Mr., Lucas, the
house being beautifully decorated for
the occasion with roses ana green
vines The bride wore a costume OF
white silk MULE with trimmings Of
Valenciennes lace and carried brides
roses. The maid OF honor was gowned
In corn colored batlste and the brides
maids In white with blue sashes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas were assisted
In receiving by Mrs. Goss and Mrs,
Robinson and In the dining room where
Refreshments were served, a number of
young lady friends OF the bride and
groom presided. They were tho re-
clpients OF many beautiful presents. On |
Thursday night they were rendered |
reception by the church. They will |
make their home In Nampa.
Another pretty wedding OF Tuesday
was that OF Miss Ethel Pond and Mr.. |
William CrOme, which took place at the |
home OF the bride at ) O'clock The |
rooms were decorated with a profuslon
Of roses, white and green being used
In the parlors, and pink In the hall and
dining room, Miss Hazel Pond was
bridesmaid, and little Lillian and Isa-
bel Pond were respectively rlngbearer
and flswer'glrl Mr.. VIII Coulam was
best man and Messrs. Alfred Peters
and Walter Dayton acted as ushers.
The bride wore beautiful gown Of
white silk MULE, trimmed with Irish
point and a veil Of rare old lace. Her