Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-07
SOCIAL AND
: PER ONAL.

Yesterday noon in the Temple the
ceremony was performed uniting Miss
Grace Freeze and William IL. POLAND
In marriage, and in the evening large
reception was held in their honor at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James 7, Freeze. The rooms
were beautifully adorned with flowers
and vines ana palms, the whole forming
a floral picture. The parlor was done
in white and green, chiefly, with vases
of American beauty roses as pretty
contrast The bridal pair stood
under canopy of smilax and ferns
starred with white chrysanthemums
and tiny electric globes. The dining
room was in pink with cosmos as Il cen-
terplece for the table. While silver can
dalebra with pink shades aided In the
effective decoration. Fastened 10 the
chandelier were ropes OF smilax and
these extending to the corners Of the
table were caught with bows OF pink
ribbon. In the hall and library yellow
and green prodominated, chrysanthe-
NUNS and palms and vines combining
to make them attractive. The bride
wore a pretty costume of white lact
grenadne over taffeta, and carried ros-
es. Assisting the bridal couple in re-
ceiving We're their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. POLAND and Mr.. and Mrs j.
p, Freeze. In the diningroom Miss EN-
incline McMaster presided, and punch
was served by Miss Maude Freeze,
Miss Mercy Tuokett and Miss Vera
Felt. There were handsome gifts, and
the young couple received about 100 Of
their friends during the evening. Mr..
and Mrs. POLAND will be at home to
their friends after Nov. 20 at 65S East
Second South street.
Christensen's was a scene of beauty
and briliiancy last night when Messrs
Roberts and Stone entertained about
200 of their friends at "A deiightiul dane
ing party. Hall, alcoyes and side rooms
We're bright with palms, ferns and fow-
ers, while Turkish rugs, divans and
draperies added to Its attractiyenass
The refreshment room was bright in
yellow and white chrysanthemums and
carnations. and yellow satin bows aid
ed In the pretty adornment of the ta-
BILE Punch was served In the hall from
a table decorated in pale pink. The
affair altogether was a most distinct
success.
Mrs. Robert GlendinnIng will enter
tain at a kensngton next week.
Miss Katherine Geddes leaves next
week for Denver, where she Will visit
with Miss Dillingham;.
Mrs, William T, DE Groot announces
the engagement OF her daughter Kath-
crime to Francis a. Anderson the mar
riage to take place on Nov. %.
Attorney and Mrs. Daniel 3. Rich
ards entertained at a delightful eve-
ming party at Cannon's farm yesterday
I'm honor OF number or the German
Saints, about Is being present The
rooms were attractively decorated with
evergreens, and an entertaining pros
gram was among the pleasant features
consisting Of German songs and reclta-
tions, while German refreshments were
served during the evening. Among
those present were President Louten-
sack, Counselor Grether, John Beck,
Lewis 7. Cannon and others. with their
ladies, making pleasant party,
The Billie club win give an enter
tainment at the Salt Lake theater
shortly under the direction OF Prof
Loselle.
Mrs. william tgleheart win give "a
group or lyrics' 10 take the place of Mr.
and Mrs, Westervelt on the program Of
the entertainment to &c given by the
Choir and Ladies' Guild Of ST. Pauls
church on Wednesd-" evening at the
Ladies Literary clue. The prugram
Aria from Carmen Bizct ,.,...,
u.,.n ......Mrs c. Stanley Price
Sonata No. 8. "Fruhling.' Beethoven
for violin and piano 49,, Herr
Otto Majewski. Mrs. Agnes Osborne
Song selected uuuMr Fred Graham
A Group OF Lyrics. Mrs. VIM. Igleheart
Double male quartet, (a)-"The
Sweetest Story Ever Told" (tbl
THE Night has Thousand
Eyes .n.,,. .Messrs. Knowles
Whiteman. Abbott, satterlee
Dunbar. Curtis, McCurdy. Peabody
Song judith" Concone...... ....,
.. ,,... Mrs. Charles q. Plummer
Song Danny Deever," Damrosch.
..,..... ....,Mr j. William Curtis
Accompanist Miss Theodosia Harris