Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-22


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Observation-Disclosures
on Wednesday Miss Irene Douglass
and Mr.. o. X McChaw We're united IN
marriage, the ceremony being per-
formed at 1880 o'clock In the evening az
the home OF MIR, and Mrs, Clarence
Mccoy, Rev T. w. Pinkerton oihclat-
ing. The rooms were beautifully decor
ated for the occasion with palms, ferns
smllax and American beauty roses, the
parlor being especially pretty with us
canopy OF green and white, under which
the bridal party stood AZ the appoint
ed hour Miss Harris played the Lohen-
grin march, and little Irene Hansen en-
tered streWing Wolets before the bridal
party which followed the bride ana
groom being attended by Miss Gertle
Hansen and Mr. Newland. Master
Howard Mccoy acted as ring bearer
The bride was gowned IN handsome
costume Of gray crepe over rose SILK
with trimmings OF old lace, and car
ried brides roses. The bridesmaid wore
gown Of pale mSdlYe tint and carried
pink roses. Mr. and Mrs. McGraw LETT
later for Boise. where they will reside
Mrs Julia G. Taylor entertained at a
kensington on Wednesday afternoon,
about 20 guests being present. The
rooms were prettily decorated with
daffodlls. and delicious refreshments
were served, The guests were Mrs.
Priscilla Jennings. Mrs, Sophia Sharp,
Mrs. H. T. Richards, Mrs. Sarah Din
woodey Mrs j. l., Rawllns, Mrs NJ.
b Whitney, Mrs ], u, Game, Mrs.
Nelson Empey, Mrs. w. w. Ritter, Mrs.
Edna w. Sloan, Mrs Alice Moyle Mrs.
Florence Morris, Mrs Dana Smith, Mrs.
Charles Madsen, Mrs, j. y. Spencer,
Mrs II G.. Whitney Mrs Rulon Wells
Mrs. G.. n. Piper Mrs. Emily Grant,
Mrs. T. w. Jennings, Mrs, K. W.
Young,
Mrs. A. H. Tarbet was hostess at
delightful euchre party yesterday given
IN honor of Mrs. Walter G.. Lewis, The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
flowers and palms, American Beauty
roses and palms being used In the par
Tor and hall, and pink and white car
nations and palms IN the library and
dinlngroom.
The Easter idea prevailed In the
tally designs, The first prize was won
by Mrs r. 3. Whittemore, the lone
hand by Miss Maud Parker, and the
third by Mrs, Helen Ash. Mrs. Lewis.
The guest Of honor, was presented with
n beautiful cut glass dish. Assisting
Mrs. Tarbet We're Mrs. McDermott,
Mrs. Reed Miss Reed and Miss Edith
Parker. About 90 guests were pres
ent. -,
Last night Miss Claire Dougall enter
tanned the regular Thursday night club, |
consisting of Misses Tessie Williams,
Kathie Dougal Beatrice Hyde. Do |
rothy Dwyer, Emily whitney, Claire |
Smith, Sarah Williams. Bessie Felt, |
Hazel Beatie, Melissa Smith and |
Messrs. Frank Dole Roland Dole. |
Phelps, Ferguson, Breeder, Lolln, Leo |
Campbell, Goepp, Grin Grow, Lawrence
Beck Earl Clayton, Charlie Thomas. |
Mick smith, Strom, Clawson, Sayille.
VIII James. viii McAllIster. ia KIM |
hall, Art Gates, oscar Hunter, Roy
Chamberlain, Joe Everett Dave Sprunt, |
Rob Wilson,
A pleasant and unique event Of the |
week was the bowling party given on /
Monday by Mrs. Virginia Snow Ste |
rhens. The hostess Is contemplating |
the forming Of a bowling club to play |
twice week Those who enjoyed Mon |
days party were Mrs. Virginia Snow |
stephens, Mr., and Mrs W. s. Gee Miss |
Brinton, Mrs Ryckman, Mi w, W. |
Evans, Prof Toronto, Miss Edwards |
Miss Chase, Miss Gunnel Of Evanston, |
Wyo., Mr.. Harvey Holmes and Mr.. |
Peterson,
on Monday afternoon Mrs, b. A. Nc
MILAN entertained at a delightful card |
party about 30 guests being present |
The ST. Patrick idea was carried out in |
The decorations scores and tallies, |
palms, ferns and smlaX being used in +
profusion with green candles. with /
white roses and shades aiding IN the ar |
Istic effect The scores and tallies We're /
handpainted In oXalis and shamrock |
3esigns, Prizes were won by Mrs. /
Beifuss, Mrs. LaForgoe and Mrs. Bintz /
One OF the pretty events OF the week |
was the luncheon given by Mrs. r. +. |
Holmes on Wednesday 81. paulcks |
COLOR prevailed IN tle decoration min |
kled with red, a large cluster Of Amer- |
Fan beauty roses SET IN a RroenAustrian |
vase forming the centerpiece, and the |
iandelabra having green tapers d.c |
shades Large bows OF green RIBBON |
and single roses a each plate completed |
The effective decoration. There We're II |
guests.
on Wednesday Mrs Emily Fuller and |
Mr. Thomas Bgrch We're married az the |
nome OF the bride the ceremony being |
performed by Deputy Emery Of the |
county clerks office. The rooms We're |
prettiy decorated with American beau |
~ roses, carnations and smiaX, and |
delicious refreshments We're served. AS |
sistiEg In the dining room were Mrs |
Ross, Mrs Guthrie Mrs. Hesslar and |
Miss Sadie Freeman, and Miss Eyentla |
Thompson presided at the punch bowl. |
On Wednesday few Of Miss Clarice |
saville's friends surprised her at her
home on Fifth street The evening was
spent pleasantly at cards and games
and dainty refreshments were served,
Those present were Misses Lutte Mich
olson, Lizzie Nicholson, Della Cope,
Anna Wncken. Mabel James. Miss
Spencer Of Nevada, Edna Jackson. Ellen
Brighton. Messrs. Roy Jacobs. Farley
James, Rich Andrew Roy Chamber
lain, Oscar Hunter, Quayle Cannon
George Castieton. Ferry Fox
Miss Edith Parker entertained the
Utopia club on Wednesday the prizes
n the card contest being won by Mas