Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-15

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f.lsle Smith, Morrill, Farr Claude ana
stanley Simmons. Dean payueH h'"U
and Erie Richardson Harold YOUNG
Dean Woolley Fay Morrison HegIse
lsom. Emmett Olson. ArNe Post, Kay
Barton. llanse Hansen, WIN HoHanr,
Arthur Gardener Chas Hansen. FRANZ
Mead. w. Derrick. Alma Gund John
Ersklne joseph Ashes Joseph cara
wen. Frank Reinslmer Alfred shores
Kent cobb win Olsen
The wedding Of Miss porolee PITTS
and Mr.. Arthur B. Wltoher took Lsaee
on Wednesday NJ the home Of me
brides mother Mrs. / NJ Pitts, IN the
presence OF their Immediate families,
the ceremony being performed by Rev,
j. l.. Albritton. The bride was attended
by Miss Lillian Burnham. and Mr.. Bert
Walker was best man, The bride wore
an imported costume NJ hlmy waite.
with lace trimmings and carried I'm
of the valley. Miss Buruham wore Nile
green with pink trimmings ana car
rled roses, The rooms were Beautifully
decorated by Huddart the parlor IN
white and green, with roses, oarnaG9ns
ferns and smiIaX Carrying out the
scheme. and the dlnngroom In pink
with roses and candciabra sE4des "
the prevailing color During the cere-
mony the Lohengrln Wedding March
was played by Miss Lampson. Mr. and
Mrs Wlchor viii reside IN Salt LAKE
where they have many friends who
win extend congratulations.
The marriage Of Miss Mile II. Davis
10 r. lie Roy Shepherd took place IN
the Salt Lake Temple on Wednesday
President Joseph r Smith officiating
The bride is one Of Salt Lakes most
popular young ladies' being a graduate
Of the Salt Lake High School and state
University She ~ q daughter Of the
late Or. NJ L. and Emily Noble Davis
and q granddaughter OF Lucian Mo-
BILE one Of the early pioneers, MI
Shepherd Is grandson Of NJ H.
Shepherd one Of the Mormon Rat
talon. and Robert Stoney Of the hand
car company. and was born and raised
In Beaver city. Utah. He spent rs
months as a missionary In North Caro-
lima and Ohio. Some time ago he came
TO Salt Lake and engaged In business
and viii mako HIS home here Mr. and
Mrs. Shepherd went on their wedding
tour with the choir excursion yesterday
morning.
A party consisting Of the Earl of
Tngall col. de Burg. Capt Drage and
Mr. Sessions arrived last night and
spent the day In the city, The party
was entertained at luncheon at the Al
Ia club at noon by Gov Wells and
Gen G. s. Burton, anA afterward Wis
tied Fort Douglas as their guests. A
call was made upon President Smith
afterward and later they attended an
organ recital In the Tabernacle,
Mrs Frank Hyde, Mrs j. g Felt and
Mrs John Sears entertained at dinner
yesterday I'm honor Of the birthday an
nlyersary Of Mrs. Harriet Hanks, The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
a protusion Of roses carnations and
dattodlls, the birthday offerings Of the
guests. Among those present besides
the guest of honor were, Mrs
CarteN Mrs Vllate Decker. Mrs p r.
Farnsworth. Mrs Eva Davis, Mrs Edith
Knowlton, Mrs. Pitt Mrs May Hanks
Mrs. Myra Rosslter Mrs J. D. Spencer
Mrs, Joe Hyde, Mrs Frank Hyde, Jr,
Mrs. Joseph Felt. Mrs A. II Ensign
Mrs. Marlowe Cummings, Miss Mary
olive Gray Mrs, j =. Curtis, Mrs. S H.
Hyde, Mrs. g. d, Hanks. Mrs. Ida
Christopherson. Misses Kate Pitt, Ger
trude Felt, Doris Hyde, Hazel Sears
Messrs, j. G, Felt NIL Cummings. f.
H. Hyde T. II Hyde Jr =, r. Hyde
A. II Ensign, j, J Sears, Edwin Little,
llelrick, c. d. Hanks.
Miss Pearl Leith entertained the
Jolly Clique at her home on Thurs
day night the evening being spent in
games In which prizes were won by
Misses Frankie Kearns and Mabel
Phelps, and Messrs Showaker ana
Evans
The guests were Misses frankie
Kearns Mabel Phelps. Edna Phelps,
Mabel Robinson Clara Robinson, Rose
Anderson. Ann Foulger, Christine john
SON. Mary Johnson, Mary Kelsey Min
ME Rieger ella Leith, Dolly Reese
Messrs. A. b. Gatrell, T.. Evans, r.
Kearns, @, Spratt S. Reeves w. S.
Heobald, H. Williams, Black Mari j. G.,
Cecil, w, @. ShOwaker h. Phelps, r.
Bruer, H. Johnson
Mrs. d. o. Miner was hostess at n
card party on Thursday afternoon the
contest being "63." The rooms were
decorated with red and white carna-
tlons and asparagus plumosa and re-
freshments were served after the game.
The first prize was won by Mrs. James
McAllister and the second by Mrs, S.
H. Robbins
Following were the guests: Mrs. w.
II. Mcintyre, Mrs, Frank Hyde, Mrs.
A. II, Ensign, Mrs. John Sears, Mrs j,
y. Ferguson Mrs J, G. Klrkendall Of
Mammoth Mrs. RE Dix, Mrs. Emily
Chase, Mrs a. Welcker Mrs. Laura
Chase, Mrs. James McAllister, Mrs.