Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-26

A few home affairs have enlivened
the week among them one or two bril-
dal events, and number Of dinners,
the larger functions being noticably
lacking. The local resorts have claimed
large amount Of patronage, the warm
days making the incentive for many
lake, Lagoon. park and Salt Palace
parties. In the meantime the exodus to
the local mountain resorts and sea
coast continues and II is doubtful If
more than a sprinking OF social events
VIII enliven the rest OF the summer
season.
One OF the prominent events Of the
week was the wedding OF Miss Carrie
Mooney, daughter Of Mrs. Emma
Mooney, and Mr. Eugene Kahn, son
OF the late Col Samuei Kahn, and
nephew Of Emanuel Kahn of this city.
The affair took place on Wednesday
at the home OF the bride, the Cere-
mony being performed by Rev. NJ ia
cobson Of Shreveport La, an uncle OF
the groom At o'clock Mrs Osborne
played the Mendelssohn wedding
march and the bridal party entered the
room through an aisle formed Of ropes
OF smilax held by little Misses Arene
Hooper, Irma Borman, Fannie and La
hella Jacobson aud Madeline and Ern-
est WeitZ. Miss Essie Morris Of Helena
was bridesmaid and MIR. Henry Kahn
was best man. The bridal couple stood
In a bower formed OF canopy of as
paragus plumosa, interviewer with
sweet peas and carnations. and q back
ground of palms and ferns. and around
them were clusters of flowers on man
tells and stands. In the dinngr0om
nasturtlans and ferns We're gracefully
arranged, and here an elaborate sup
per was served after the ceremony |
The bride was gowned IN a beautiful |
creation OF white striped chiffon over |
taffeta with satin sash and carried |
brldesroses. The bridesmaid wore |
gown of white silk null and carried |
pink roses. Many beautiful gifts were |
presented the bridal couple. They left I
after the ceremony for a trip to the |
coast, and will be At home IN Salt Lake |
after Sept. |, at St6 south, Third East
street.
Another pretty wedding OF Wednes- 4,
Gay was that Of Miss Isabel Schoneld Of |
this city and Mr.. Claud Leavltt belong |
Of Omaha. The ceremony was per-
formed at s p. m. at the home of the
brides parents, Rev. {. Il. Perkins OF
st. Paufs church ohiciatlng,ln the pres
ence Of the relatives OF the bride and
groom. Miss Claudia Schoheld was
bridesmaid, and Mr.. George Lucas act
ed as bestman. The parlor, in which
the bridal party stood was beautifully |
decorated In white and green, the win
dow, banked with flowers and palms,
forming bridal bower, and the rest Of
the room being lavishy decorated In
the two cOlors. The diningrOom was
prettily adorned with nasturtians, and
the sitting room was In yellow. Ices
were served In the dlningroom, and In
the sitting room Mrs. William Farms
worth served coffee during the eve
ming, while punch was served on the
porch by Miss Tempest Miss Althea
Wheeler presided In the diningroom
and was assisted by the Misses Maud
Wheeler, Grace Tempest Bessie Crox-
al and Zella Schofield. The bride wore
/ handsome going away gown OF pale
gray princess cloth and carried brides
'oses Her bridesmaid was daintily
sowned in pale green over white and
larried pink roses. Mr. and Mrs. De
long left after the ceremony for Oma.
Ia, where they win make their home
A pleasant event OF the week was the
reception given by Mr. and Mrs. ]. J.
Nrenham IN honor Of Mr. and Mrs Ed
yin ID. Trenham, who were married
asst week In Deadwood The parior was
'rettlly decorated in white and green
weet peas and carnations being eject
vely used with smlax and asparagus
llumosa In the rear parlor were sweet
Ieas In all colors, and in the dining
Dom nasturtlans were used with ferns
nj asparagus plumosa, the latter being
rought from the chandelier 10 the four