Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

riage, on Wednesday last, In the salt
Lake Temple, of MIR Edward II. Pike
of this city and Miss Louise j. Eng
land, lately Of Strand, Worcestershire,
England. The wedding reception was
held at the home Of Mr. John n. Pike,
the grooms father at 1926 Ninth East
street, and was attended by large
company Of the friends Of the young
couple. The evening was delightfully."-
spent, singing and instrumental music
being the principal part Of the amuse-
ments. Miss Rose Wick, Mrs. Lillian
Young Canova and Mrs. Ethel Hol-
brook entertained the company with
choice musical selections, and Prof. j..
II. Paul told n little OF the romance
in which the young people had become
acquainted in that far-off land-that
beautiful isle of the sea-" IN lovely
SPOT which was the home OF the bride,
where first the groom had met her dur
ing his missionary travels In that lahd'
The speaker depicted In choice terms
the happiness that ought 70 await them
Among those present were the parents
Of the groom, Bishop and Mrs. Edwin
l.. Sheets, Hon. and Mrs. lie Grand
Young. Mr.. and Mrs, Thos. England or
Plain City, Utah, Prof. and Mrs D. H.
Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. Moore, Mr..
l.. J. King, Miss Rose Wick and q NUM-
Der of near relatives. The bride was
beautifully attired in gown OF white
chiffon and carried a boquet OF white
roses. A choice collection Of useful
gifts wss presented and the young cou-
Die were showered with congratulations.
The whole evening was one OF pleasure
unaloyed. Mr.. and Mrs. Pike VIII con-
tlnue to reside in Salt Lake city
Mr.. Matthew A. Miller and Miss Min
erya Smith were married in the salt
Lake Temple today, President Joseph
II. Smith. father Of the bride, officiating.
Miss Smith Is a charming young wo-
man with a wide circle OF friends, while
the groom Is a member OF the faculty
of the l.. d. S. university, and a highly
respected young man. The happy cou-
ple leave for ST. Louis this evening to
be gone about two weeks after which
they will return and make their home
I'm Salt Lake. Their many friends VIII
extend congratulations
Principal Bradford Of the Jackson
school entertained the teachers OF his
school at q dinner given at his home
on Friday evening,
Last evening the home Of Hon. and
Mrs. Moses Thatcher was the scene OF
a pleasant gathering the members OF
the "SeW-S Sew" club, their husbands
and escorts enjoying a delightful even,
ing with music, Rotations and social
chat The rooms were decorated win
pieces OF the fine needle work that the
members OF the club have completed
during the winter, making Il fine as
play. The club In an organization OF the
Seventeenth ward formed for practise
in plain and fancy needlwork, especlal-
" the latter, and enjoys the instruction
OF Miss Teudt. who is one OF the most
finished needlwomen In the city. There
are no charges, no initiation or mem
bership fees, and the expenses are paid
from a fund provided from fines for alb
sence and slang. The members number
about go and meet at the houses OF the
different members. Il Is ward organ
izatIon and has accomplished much In
the time Of its existence. Miss Teudt
Is president and Misses Yilate Thatcher
Abbie Wardrobe and Sarah Smith d.
rectors About 100 were present last
night az the social meeting and enjoyed
the affair to the utmost
The wedding Of Mrs Mary L. Harri-
man and Mr.. A. c. Smith Will take place
next Wednesday.
Mrs. r. II. Claiming will entertain at
luncheon next Wednesday, In honor of
Mrs, Baldwin.
Mrs. Arthur Shepherd will be at home
on Mondays at l72 First street.
The executive committee of the Moth
ers' assembly met yesterday In the
Templeton and appointed committees to
act upon the various matters OF ar
rangement for the annual meeting,
which convenes here on May q and z2,
Mrs. DR.. John s, Wltcher. with her
daughter, left the city this morning for
Chicago, Mrs. Witcher expects to spend
the summer there with her sister, Mrs.
w. II. Henkle.
A very successful dinner was given
at the Knutsford last evening by Gem
eral Sales Agent Temple Of the Ameri-
can Canning company at Chicago TO the
representatives OF the canning indus
tries In Utah. Covers were laid for Is
and the red room was tastefully decor
ated with roses, carnations and smilax
for the occasion. An orchestra was also
IN attendance. Those who were pres
ent were D. c. Adams Of Salt Lake.
Messrs. Craig, Brewer, Pierce and
Shupe Of Ogden Mr. Barnes OF Hoop
er, Mr.. Stringham OF Woods Cross. Mr..
Parker OF Syracuse, Mr.. Hyde o, Hoop
er, l.. H. Iverson and Thomas Hull Of
Salt Lake. The local railroad frater-
nifty was also represented In the per-
sons OF General Agent d. X. Gray OF
the Hartman lines, G. a. Walker OF the
Chicago a Northwestern and ]. A. Fo-
ley, commercial agent OF the Illinois
Central After the usual speeches the
company finally broke up about IL
o'clock.
a pleasant surprise was given Mr..
William Vier by a number Of his
friends last night. Games were play
ed and a first prize was won by Miss
Clara Noall, second prize by Miss
Claudia Holt Refreshments were
served at lo'clock and pleasant time
was enjoyed by all. Those present
We're Miss Clara Noall Vera Noal.
Mildred Cuddy, Deonora Nuttall. Mar
garet johnson, Claudia Holt, Emma
Broberg, Mamie Hines Alice Edwards
and Gertrude Crane. Messrs. VIII Ste
venson, Jerel Lundgreen, Nelson Smith.
Gilbert Davis, Eugene Holiday, WIN
Nler.
Next Tuesday night the Utah Com
mandery No. ! knights Templar viii
give a ball and banquet at Chrlsten-
sens hall.
]. II. Graybill, an immigration agent
from Nampa, IS registered at the Gull
len. Mr.. Graybill says the steady In
fux OF new settlers into southern Idaho
continues without break.