Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-09
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SOCIAL AND
SONAL.

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| lightful tea on Tuesday IN honor of Miss
lnez Trent, who is here from California,
| The rooms were beautifully decorated
the reception hall being entirely IN
green, the drawlngroom IN white and
red the library In pink and the dining
room IN yellow; roses marguerites aud
| peonies being used throughout with
palms and vines In beautiful effect. An
orchestra furnished delightful music
and number OF the friends Of the hos
tess and guest OF honor assisted IN en-
tertaining.
An enjoyable event Of Tuesday was
the card party given by Mrs. Richard
Reyes, about 40 guests being present
The rooms were prettily adorned with
howers and vines and the scores and
TALES were dainty japanese fans,
A large reception and dancing party
VIII be given at the post on June 90
capt and Mrs. Woodward having is
sued large number of invitations In
honor Of the new officers at the fort.
The wedding OF Miss Llbbie Yearsley
and Mr.. Henry r. Hatfield took place
Tuesday at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Yearsley,
Rev. William Paden officiating The
rooms were prettlly decorated and the
AFFAIR altogether an exceedingly pretty
one.
Another wedding OF Tuesday was
that of Mrs, Emily Dykes and Fred
erlck c. Palmer. the bride and groom
being attended respectively by Miss
Jane Brice and Mr. Parker Dykes. The
rooms were effectively decorated with
June roses, and the friends and near
relatives were present Elder ID. o.
Wiley officiated
Miss Lucy Latimer will entertain In
honor Of Miss Winnie Saville, whose
wedding takes place in the near future.
Miss Hartley and Miss Florence Hart
ley entertained at dinner last night,
10 guests being present.
Miss Louise Harrison left on Tuesday
for the coast where she will spend the
summer,
Mrs, r. A. Grant left Tuesday for
her home IN Seattle
Mrs. John sharp will entertain at
luncheon next Tuesday.
Yesterday was marked by a number
of weddings the day being the first
busy one of the month OF marriages.
BesideS these were other social func-
tons which made the day brilliant
one,
The marriage of Miss Harriet L. King
and Frank Losee took place last night
at the home Of the brides parents Rev.
William Paden performing the cere-
mony. June roses, syringa and fes-
toons Of vines made the room bright,
and appropriate bridal music was fur
nishod during the service by Miss
Gladys McConaughy The bride wore a
charming gown Of white crepe de chine
over taffeta with trimmings 10 real lace
and carried brides roses. Assisting IN
entertaining We're a number OF the FAM
lily and Intimate friends, Mr., and Mrs.
Losee vii be at home after June 20, 900
east Third South street.
The wedding of Miss Lyllth Webber
and Or. c. +, Pinkerton took plac, last
night, the ceremony being penorlned
at the Westminster presbytrtinn
church, by Rev. John Nicholson. Fol
lowing the service a brief and informal
reception was held IN the lecture room
OF the church and larger one later at
the home OF the newly married pair,
where many friends assembled 10 ex-
tend congratulations The decorations
both ut the church and the home were
beautiful, and the AFFAIR altogether was |
a most delightful and elaborate one. !
Dr. and Mrs pinkerton viii be at home |
10 their friends after June rs, at 1853 |
south West Temple street.
Quite n brilliant event Of yesterday |
was tho dancing party given az tho |
kearns mansion by senator and Mrs. |
kcarns for their two little sons, Ed |
win and Thomas Jr The rooms were
bright with flags, flowers and vines, |
and q royal feast was spread for the |
little guests, each having pretty SOU
ycnir tho girls fans and the boys
canes. Dancing was tho feature Of the
evening. and the affair was in all ways
enjoyable
Mrs Harold Russell win arrive next
Monday from Denver TO visit with rel
auyes for two weeks
Mr. and Mrs Junlus Wells will enter
tain this evening IN honor of their
mother Mrs, Martha Wells
MISS Gratla Flanders viii leave short
" TO spend the summer ON the coast.
Mrs. Wilson and Miss Wilson. mother
md sister Of Mrs. Kearns have re-
turned from their trip to California.
Yesterday In the Salt Lake Temple.
Miss Lydia Thurman, daughter Of
Judge and Mrs. Thurman and Mr.. Clair
Reed OF Provo. We're married, the cere-