Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,


An event which will rank with the
seasons most elaborate and delightful
affairs was the tea given yesterday by
| Mrs n. g Weber aud Miss Weber at
| their home on Second street The rooms
were beautifully decorated. a proiuslon
OF roses being used with white syrlnga
and ferns IN artistic effect The latter
were used IN the parlor With roses, and
in the library, whore punch was served,
pink roses IN cut glass vases " gfadu-
ated sizes made unique ANA pretty
decoration for the table, while vases OF
roses stood about the room and palms
and ferns made an attractive back
ground. The dining room was especial
" pretty a crystal candleStlck sflad'
ca IN pale pink silk IN he design OF a
rose formed the centerplece ana a
bank OF roses extended around the ta-
bic. curying inward at the center.
Roses were on sideboard and mantel,
making a veritable bower Of the room.
The hall was also done In pink roses,
and the chandeliers throughout were
shaded In pink and wreathod with
smllax. The hostesses were assisted by
Mrs. Hoher NJ. Wells and Mrs Ned
Ferry Punch was served by Mrs. jay
Tarvin Harris and Mrs stephen II.
BabcOck In the dining room Mrs w,
Mont Ferry, Miss Mary Louise Ander-
son Mrs, Franken and Mrs. Nye pre-
sided, assisted by Miss Williams, Miss
sherman, Miss Dooly, Miss Laura Sher.
man and Miss McGrath.
An interesting nuptial affair viii take
place tonight In the marriage OF Miss
Frances Howat and MI j Fred Odell,
which win be soemnized o. the home
of the brides parents. Judge and Mrs.
Andrew Howat The affair viii be
small the Invitations being limited 10
the relatives and intimate friends.
Miss Jane Howat, the brides sister,
viii act as maid Of honor, and Miss
jean Odel as bridesmaid, Mr. Hal
Hampstead win be best man After the
reception the bride and groom VIII leave
for "a months trip In the east.
Mrs. Elias Smith VIII return to salt
Lake in a few days,
Another interesting wedding of to-
night viii be that Of Miss L0da and
Mr.. KnickerbOcker. which will take
place at the home Of the brides father
Dr. Loda
Mrs w { Hall entertained at a de-
llghtful luncheon on Thursday, the APP
pointments being In every way exQuls-
tie. The tables were spread In the
breakfast and dining rooms, the one be-
ing decorated with cherries and ferns
ana the other with roses. with beautl-
fu effect. Roses decorated The place
cards and the favors were hand painted
fans. During the afternoon an orchestra
furnished delightful music. The guests
were, Mrs. Thomas Kearns, Mrs d, Il.
Gray. Mrs. Kervln, MIS-. McMlll8n, Mrs,
James Jennings, Mrs. II a. whitney
Mrs. Herman, Mrs w, r. James, Mrs.
j, $. Ferguson Mrs. j. Y. Ferguson,
Miss Mcmillan, Miss Hally, Miss
Holmes Mrs John Marshall, Mrs D. ).
Murray. Mrs. w, 7 Daily Mrs. Wor-
Ellington, Mrs. Ansley
A summer class In dressmaklng VIII
be begun at the University on the first
OF next month under the auspices OF
the education committee Of the Utah
Federation OF Women's clubs The
class win continue six weeks, and
Madam Root, the well known dressmak-
err will give instructions chiefly IN the
art of making shirt waists and skirts.
Those desiring TO take the course are
requested TO communicate with Madam
Root. 3SI south Second West. OF Mrs.
w. II. Hutchinson. chairman Of the
education committee, ll05 Third street.
Tho Misses Lillian and Fannie Pettet
returned to the city during the past
week, after an extended visit to the
coast
The Daughters Of the Pioneers VIII
meet next Wednesday at the Bee Hive
House at o'clock The privilege of
Joining as charter members Is still open,
and a cordial invitation is extended all
daughters to attend and enroll as mem
bers.
At st. Anthony, Idaho, Monday, June
Is. Frances h. BoOthe and Mr.. Chas, II.
Cammans were united In marriage
They will spend a few days with the
parents Of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs Mort
q. Taylor, Of this city and win be at
home to their friends after July !, at
st, Anthony. Idaho.
Miss Adah +. Walters of this city
and Mr.. william Il. Salisbury OF East
Jordan were married on Wednesday
the ceremony being performed in the
Temple A reception was celebrated at
the home Of the brides parents, l15
guests being present The bride was
most becomingly gowned In dainty
white and the rooms were nicely decor
ated The afiair was a delightful one,
the evening being spent In music, sing
ing and fine music by mandolin club
Mr.. and Mrs Salisbury will be at home
to their friends after July ], at East
Jordan.
Among the many weddings Of note
during the past week, was that Of Miss
Ruby Brydson, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Brydson, recently Of Palat.
ka, Florida and Mr. Ralph Birch Of
Min Creek the ceremony being per-
formed In the Temple on Wednesday
last In the evening a reception was
given at the home of the brides parents
IN Forest Dale a number Of near rela-
tiyes and friends being present. The
young couple was showered with con-
CALCULATIONS and received a number or
useful presents. Mr. and Mrs Birch
viii reside In Forest Dale, where they
win be- at home 10 their many friends
at an early date.