Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21

Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Olsen. 52J east
Eighth South street last Wednesday
evening was an occasion long To be re-
membered. Rejoice and be exceeding
glad" was the watchword OF those
many friends who greeted the happy
bride and groom with hearty congratu-
latlors and wen wishes
The presents were many and they
We're very beautiful Bishop Heber
Iverson performed the ceremony at
S;f5 o'clock. The bride wore white
swiss, trimmed with satin, and carried
brides roses Miss Laura Olsen acted
as bridesmaid and Mr., Bert Bailey as
best man, while little Ines Give car
ried the ring. The bride was given
away by her father Mr.. Emil Olsen
After the ceremony which was per-
formed beneath a canopy OF flowers
and smilax, the family and many
friends enjoyed a hearty repast at the
wedding supper" The floral dec0ra-
tions werd profuse. the c0lors being
pink and white. The late hours had
come before the company dispersed
and the goodly feelings reached
climax. when the time arrived for
taking leave, the final congratulations
being most hearty and sincere. Mr.
and Mrs. Give win be at home after
July 10.
one Of Wednesdays pretty weddings
was that q Miss Winnlfred V. Berry,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs G. II. Berry,
and Mr. Arthur II. Hubbard, the cere-
mony taking place at the Central
Christian church with Rev. r. w Pin
~ La. Col
lowing efterNard AZ the home OF the
brides parents Both the church and
the home wore beautifully decorated,
roses palms and smiax being used in
tasteful profuslon. Miss Sophia Berry
was maid Of honor and Miss Helen
Hubbard bridesmaid. Mr.. Melvin
Smith, Of Colorado Springs being best
man and Mr. Frank Wight grooms-
man, The bride and groom received
many presents. among them a silver
tea set from the members OF the En-
deayor society OF the Christian church
The house was transformed into a
bower with palms ferns and roses
white pink and red being the c0lurs
used In parlors. reception room and
dining room. In an artistic corner
tempting champagne punch was served
by the Misses Stevens assisted By the
y. and o. club Of which the bride IS
a member, and strains OF sweet mu-
sic were furnished by Fourds orches-
ira. In the dining room delicious ne
freshments were served by Fryer Many
and beautiful presents were received
showing the high esteem In which the
couple are held. At midnight they left
for a trip TO southern California and
viii be az home after the lisa OF July at
Healy hotel.
Among the most delightful events Of
the week was the dancing party given
by Dr. and Mrs. Henry Ia Motto on
Tuesday evening The event was In
honor OF Miss Clst OF Cincinnati. who
is their guest. and about 100 gu St.
We're present The parlors and dining
room were thrown together and here
dancing was enjoyed. and IN other
rooms ping pong and other amuss-
ments were INDUCED IN. The porehee
were spread with rugs and pot cd
pOlms and plants. and here runch was
served IN a pretty cosy corner arrangel
for the occasion The lawn was
bright with japanese lanterns. and
hammocks and couches arranged Cor
the use Of the guests a delightful time
was enjoyed by an present
Miss Sadie McChrystal entertained
the members OF her bridal party al O
dinner at the Tavern on Tuesday. ten
guests being present The table WIS
laid IN the green room and was boauti-
fully decorated, sweet peas forming a.
cenierplece aud candelabra being at
each end.
on Monday evening at o'clock at The !
home of the brides parents on Twenty
seventh street the marriage Of Mr. Ed |
ward Paul Jonea popular time-ke per |
for Southern Pacific and Miss Emma r. |
Stevens the beautiful and accomplished |
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs sidney Ste !
vens was solemnized By Bishop Robert |