Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-27
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

A pretty church wedding solemnnized
the marriage OF Miss Pearl PIERCE and
Howard Eugene Smith last night, the
ceremony being performed az the
Congregational church In the presence
OF large number of relatives and
friends, with Rev. +. J. Goshen off,
ciating. The church VAS beautifully
decorated In white and green, palms
and plumoSa being used with roses. as
tiers and carnations, Arthur Shepherd
presided at the organ, giving num-
Der OF appropriate selections. The bride
wore handsome gown OF Irish point
lace over taffeta. and "A long tulle veil
and boquct Of lilies OF the valley com.
pleted the costume. Her bridesmaid,
Miss Dolores Peirce, wore pink net
over pink taffeta, and carried shower
boquet of pink carnations, L. y. Full
Ter OF New York was best man, and
the ushers were r. G.. Steygmeyer, WAL
ter Wilding and Walter Jennens. A
supper was served at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. l.. Snow. the decorations
being IN white and green, and covers
being laid for about Is. including the
near relatives and friends. The CEN
terpiece was Of white asters and maid
were al the corners. Assisting the hosts
was Mrs. V. 5. Steven. Later the
bride and groom left for a trip which
win include Boston, New York and
Philadelphia, after which they will
make their home IN Provo, where Mr..
Smith is a member OF the managing
company. They viii be al home after
Nov. ].
Another OF yesterdays weddings was
that Of Miss Rachel G.. Chapman and
Lewis c. Reilly. the ceremony being
performed last night al the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. W, B. Mccartney, with
Rev. p. a. simpkln presiding, The
rooms were bright with flowers and
vines and a large number were pres
ent, the affair being a delightful one
throughout. Mr.. and Mrs. Reilly left
later for a trip 10 the coast, and viii
make their home in Rock Island, Ill.
Miss Annie Layne and Robert Decker
celebrated their marriage IN a pretty
home wedding last night, the ceremony
being performed BY Rev. z. A. Simp-
kin al the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs
Lundberg on First South street. The
rooms were effectively decorated with
cut flowers and vines, and number
OF friends and relatives were present.
Another pretty home marriage took
place yesterday. Rev. L. |. Goshen
performing the ceremony which united
Miss Sarah Alderman and Charles L.
Reed at the home Of the brides par
ents. which was beautifully decorated
for the event. Refreshments were serv-
ed and number OF the Intimate friends
ana relatives assisted In entertaining.
The informal card party given last
night by Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Moore
IN honor OF DIT. and Mrs. Foster Cur
It's was pleasant affair, the enter
tainment being 800" and about %
guests being present.
The faculty Of Gordon academy will
give a reception tomorrow night al the
academy building on east Third South,
the hours to be from s 10 1880 ?. m.
The Daughters OF the Utah Pioneers
held a meeting yesterday al the b. Y.
Memorial hall. the topic being what
can a daughter do TO honor the mem
DRY OF pioneer mother" given by Mrs.
Zna Young Card. who gave a most
interesting talk upon her subject
Miss Edna Dryer entertained al din
ner last night In honor OF William Col
lier AMI Miss Nellie Comstock Of the
Collier theatrical company.
Mrs. Sarah McChrystal and Mrs. +.
G. Parsons have returned from an east
ern trip.
Mrs Lou McCune entertains her sew
ing club this afternoon.
Mrs Edward Fife gave second
bridge tea yesterday. assisted by Miss
Gosgriff. Mrs. David Keith and Mrs.
Walter Fitch.
Miss Cora Snyder entertained a.
luncheon yesterday IN honor OF Mrs.
Arthur Weeter OF Park City. the table
being decorated In asters and plumosa,
and about 20 guests being present.
Miss Florence Kimban gave a NATL
nee party yesterday at the SAT- Lake
theater IN honor OF Mrs. L. l. Savage
her guests numbering about a dozen.