Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-02
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{ SOCIAL AND
! Personal.

The card party given by Mrs. George
w. Parks yesterday In honor of Mrs.
Scott Of Fort Worth was q delightful
AFFAIR, the decorations being exception
ally pretty, and an enjoyable time be-
ing spent. The hall was IN blue and
yellow and the other rooms in red and
green, crimson rambler sweet VIII
liam honeysuckle and other flowers
being used, The hostess was assisted
by Mrs. r. f., McConaughy, Mrs. H. A.
Gaumer and Mrs, w, II. Adams, and
about go guests enjoyed the event. An
orchestra rendered musical selections
during the afternoon, The prizes were
won by Mesdames Elliott, Miles and II.
d, Hobbs.
Miss Billings was guest OF honor to-
day at a delightful luncheon at the
Commercial club given by the members
Of the p. /. X. club.
A party Of young people chaperoned
by Mr., and Mrs William Child left this
morning for a three days stay IN Provo
canyon, They included Miss Gussie
Sawyer, Miss Alta Rawlins, Miss Ma
ME Sappngton, Miss Susie Sawyer
Miss Traddles Patterson, Miss Evelyn
Mason, Miss Helen IAtohfield, Miss
Ray Bartch, Miss Olive Bartch, Fair
child Sherman, VIII Davis, Louis Farms.
worth, VIII Reilly, Ralph Brown, Roy
Williams and WIN Castleton.
The beautiful Hampton home at
Bountlful, Utah, was the scene OF the
prettlest homo wedding of the season on
Wednesday evening, June 20, when
Frances, the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
N % YAf .
Arthur Milton Petersen, In the presence
OF about 70 Of their most Intimate
friends and relatives. The spacious
rooms were most deliberately and artiss
tcally decorated in honor OF the event.
AT the appointed hour the bridal party
entered the parlor 10 the strains OF
Mendesshons wedding March ="
played by Mrs H. r. McNulty. Pre-
ceding the party were two little girls
(Helen Case and Marguerite McNulty)
In accordian plated silk strewing roses
In the pathway OF the bride, who en-
tered the room on the arm Of her
father, Following came the groom, at.
tended by his best man, William Ramp
ton, Jr., brother of the bride; then fol-
lowed the maids OF honor, Misses Alice
and Alton Hampton, cousins OF the
bride They were attired in becoming
shower bouquets Of pink roses Next
came the little ring bearer, Coda
hampton, with tho ring resting upon a
large American Beauty rose, accom-
panied by little Milton Petersen nephew
OF the groom, The bride a dainty
blonde, was lovely In an exquisite gown
Of silk crepe dc chine, made entraina
over taffeta. The bodice was elaborate.
ly trimmed with bertha and yoke OF
duchess lace with founce OF duchess
lace over skit, and carried a shower
bouquet OF bridesroses tied with bow
OF tulle, The mother Of the bride was
gowned in champagne colored voilc
trimmed In cluny lock-
AZ the closing words were pronounced
sweet strains OF music nonted through
the rooms, while the happy couple re.
oeivod congratulations from the friends
present, after which they repaired 10
the dining room, where n most sump-
tuous supper was served The dining
room was especially attractive In red.
Immediately over the table from the
chandelier were suspended festoons OF
ribbons aud smilax, reaching dlagon-
ally from the corners Of the room. with
a shower boquet Of red roses suspended