Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs Priscilla jennings entertained at
delightful tea yesterday ~ peo-
pie being present TO enjoy the event.
The rooms were decorated With roses
and smllaX, and a feature OF the after
noon was the vocal solos rendered by
Miss Edna Dwyer. The hostess was
assisted In receiving and entertaining
by near relatives and Intimate friends
Mrs. A. W. McCune left yesterday for
New York. where she WIN spend a few
weeks,
The Misses Alton and Jasmine Young
We're hostesses yesterday al luncheon
given In honor of Mr. and Mrs, Amelia
Bingham and Mr. Abingdon Of the
Amelia Bingham company.
Mrs. William lglcheart viii leave
next week for Colorado Springs
on Monday evening a merry crowd
leii The city on the Calders Park car
and at the end OF the line were met by
Mr. Rupert Best with a hayrack and
driven to the Best farm In Mil Creek.
in climbing cherry trees and eating the
fruit, drinking lce-cold buttermilk,
horseback riding and other outdoor
sports About $3.50 the party retired
10 the house, where the remainder OF
the evening was delightfully."- spent In
music and games, Those who enjoyed
the affair were: Or, Nell O. Browne,
Miss Rosa Toronto, Miss Hardy Gene
Hardy, Emily Harday, Cowart. Nseph.
Inc Hardy, Minnie Best. Messrs. Lewis
Ramsey, Art Gates Smith Klnnersley,
Young, Albert Toronto, Rupert Best
ana Shlrl Clawson.
Mrs. George Y. Wallace has Issued
invitations for card party TO be given
next Thursday Ia honor OF Mrs. Tut.
tie Of st. Louis
Miss Kate Ferguson has gone TO CAL
lfornia to spendithe summer.
Mrs. George A. Black entertained at
a Kenslngton on Thursday.
Mrs. +, NJ. Miller has for her guest
Mrs, win, Launsbury of Denver.
Among the larger weddings OF the
week wassthat of Miss Jennie NJ. Ev-
ans and MI William Rail. who were
married IN the Temple on Wednesday,
The reception was given IN the evening
at the home Of the brides parents. Mr.,
and Mrs. Thos II. Evans. The parlors
We're decorated In pink and green.
Punch was served from q corner of the
rear parlor The dinlngroom was done
In pink roses and carnations. and the
supper was served to about 1870 guests,
There We're many beautiful gifts and
good wishes 10 the happy couple. Miss
Josephine Morris Mrs Maggie Hull,
Mrs. II, y. Giles and others rendered
vocal and instrumental music, and re-
citations Mr.. and Mrs. Rail will be at
home after July l at SOS West South
Temple.
Miss Libbie u. Mexican and Mr. Idwal
Ajax were married on Wednesday
evening at 1880 o'clock at the home Of
the BRIDES grandmother Mrs. H. b.
Emery, IS north Seventh West street,
Bishop George X, Emery officiating
The bride II well known young music
leduntr OF thls CITY and ls a niece OF
sheriff c, Frank Emery. The groom
is prominent stockman. being en-
gagged 10 that business in Idaho. There
were about 70 relatives and friends
present at the wedding The young
couple win take an extensive wedding
tour to Idaho Oregon and California
They will be at home to friends after
July 10 at their home No. 1860 east
First South
The marriage OF Miss Lucille Hansen
and Mr. David n Evans, of the inter-
nal revenue office, took place on Wed.
nesday evening at o'clock at the home
Of the grooms parents In Waterloo. The
ceremony was performed by Bishop
Elijah Sheets in the presence OF about
IS OF the relatives and friends OF the
young couple. Mr.. Abe Reese acted as
groom's man aud Miss Jennie Hansen.
sister Of the bride. was bridesmaid. Mr..
Evans and bride viii be at home TO
their friends at No. Rustic court az
ter July ..