Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-05

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roses. After the ceremony an elabor-
ate sumner was served. Mr.. and Mrs.
prooks were assisted In receiving by
Mrs Godbe and Miss Anne Brooks or
New York Miss Marjorie Brooks
served punch, and Misses Marion
Brooks. Edith Godbe. Sybella Clayton
and Ella Pitts assisted. Mr., and Mrs.
pitts have gone to Silver Lake, where
they will spend the next two weeks, and
after August will be at home at
50 Second street.
A pleasant event Of the week was
the lawn pnrty given by Miss Virginia
Newly and Miss Josephine Valentine
on Wednesday night. about 20 guests
ENJOYING the evening. The lawn was
prettlly decorated with japanese Ian
terms aud dancing was enjoyed here,
while cards and other games enter
tanned the guests inside The punch
bowl was presided over by Miss Mild
red Lane and refreshments were served
on the lawn. The guests were Misses
Marie McCooey Adelne Coalter, Sybil
Foote. Margaret Coalter, Alta Whit
beck. Laura Angel. Hazel Pond, Mild
red Lane, Josephine Valentine, Virginia
Newly. Messrs James Shaw, Amos
Highlander Ernest Burton, Arthur
I(neass win Naylor. Wood Hicks,
Wells Cumer, Fred Nelson, Elich
Prindle. George Butler, Mark Wilkin-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. II. u. Shannon.
on Monday Mrs Mabel Moore and
Mr.. Fred Richardson we're united IN
marriage. the event taking place az
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Old In the
afternoon Bishop Emery performed
the ceremony In the presence OF rela-
tiyes and friends and afterward an
elaborate wedding Breakfast was sery-
I'd. The rooms were prettily decorat-
ed with June roses and vines. The
bride wore handsome travelling gown
with hat TO match. At 1880 Mr.. and
Mrs. Richardson left for Manltou where
they win spend the next few weeks,
Misses Ella and Fannie Coulam gave
a reception on Tuesday evening In
honor OF Mr.. Ernest Kimball at their
home on Ninth East and Tenth South.
The evening was spent IN games and
musical program was rendered
Among those present were Ernest Kim
ball David Frederickson, Louis Kim
mil, ]. d. Larson. GIN Richards,
Thomas Wheeler, Elijah Thompson,
zetta Hafen, Jennie Taylor Nina Tay-
lor, Bertha Evans Ne.tie Fairbanks,
Alice Richards, Mrs. Steve Richards,
May Merrill, Nettie Thompson, Ellen
Coulam. Louie Coulum, Miss Coulum
and Fannie Coulum
A number OF Salt Lakes young peo-
pie have received the following invi-
tation, whose program as suggested,
promises social treat 10 those fortu-
nate enough to be among the guests. II
reads as follows;
"Mr and Mrs Jacob f. Gates will be
pleased TO entertain you in Provo from
July % TO July 2S, at a canyon party
to be given as farewe, TO their
daughter Lula. There viii be provided
for the ladies': Books, bathing, horse
back riding, hammocks and tennis.
For the gentlemen. Hunting, fishing,
racing and other sports For VII
Dancing. and music, delicious air to
breathe and rugged cliffs to climb, as
many home made pleasures OF CANYON
life as possible, and warm welcoL.e,
Please come prepared 10 rustlcate and
rough II for week, Mrs. Charles Bur-
ton, chaperone.
on Monday Miss vlllette Eardley en-
tertained at luncheon In honor of Mrs.
Carrot, covers being laid for four The
parlors were decorated In ferns and
cherries, making very odd but pretty |
effect. After luncheon a pleasant time |
was spent In social chat. Those present |
we're Mrs. Garrett Mrs. Lille Woolley |
Mrs. Mulhall and Miss Eardley
A pretty event OF the week was the |
wedding OF Miss Gladys Barton and |
Mr. II. NJ. Herbert. which took place |
on Tuesday at the home OF the brides |
mother, Mrs. s. A, Barton. The rooms |
were decorated with June flowers and
supper was served after the
ceremony which was performed by Rev
Thrall I'm the presence OF relatives and
near friends Of the bride and groom
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert left the same
evening for an eastern trip, after
they viii return TO Salt Lake to reside
Mih, INolh ~ AiueI tHNtI ttlHtu illt |
Utah Womans Press club at her home
on Monday night, Il being a Scotch
evening. Miss Alder gave a sketch Of
her travels In Scotland, the refresh
ments were Scotch. and Scotch tinge
prevailed generally in the entertain
ment. Refreshments were served and
a delightful evening was spent.
Miss Nora Gleason left on Tuesday
'or Chicago, where she will take the
eachers' normal course at the college
" music
The Poets Round Table was enter
aimed by Mrs. Ferdinand Dlckert on
Monday and delightful afternoon
pent The poet Of the day was Helen
iunt Jackson and Mrs, Byron Groo
vas blographer. The tables were dec