Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-13


ter Leia and Raymond s. Mason was
celebrated IN large reception, over
200 guests being hidden. The ceremony
was performed by DR.. w. NJ. Psden.
and the groom WAS attended BY c. X.
Weymouth OF San Francisco and Cor
don Mcmillan, who. with the minister
waited the bridal party IN the drawing
room. which Was beautifully decorated
In green and white. A canopy was
framed with plumosa and white as
tiers, and flowers were all about the
room. Al the first strains 81 the "Bn-
dal Chorus the party appeared al the
loot OF the stairs, walking through an
aisle formed with broad white ribbon
streamera. Miss Aline Mcmillan and
MISS Norine Thompson came first hold
lug the strtamers. and then came the
maid Of honor. Miss Elizabeth McAlil.
IAN, after her the bridesmaids Miss MI.
area Mcmillan, and Miss Leila Trent,
then little Dorothy Adams neice OF the
bride with a basket OF flowers. and
then the bride with her father. Her
| gown vas Of white chiffon over ra-
DUN satin. trimmed with rose point
applique, and her veil was caught with
a sunbursi OF diamonds, the gift OF the
groom. The brides attendants wore
gowns OF pink chiffon over pink slk
and carried flowers OF the same color.
| All the decorations were In pink and
white excepting the music room, which
was In yellow. The flowers were Am
erican Beauty roses. asisrs and sweet
peas, while In the dining room Japan
csc lilies and pink ribbons made pic
ture OF the table. Mr., and Mrs Mason
left on late train for a bridal trip and
VIII probably make their home In Cali
iofnia, where the groom has been en-
gagged in business.
one Of yesterdays prettiest weddings
was that Of Miss Rebecca Spokes and
Bertrand G. Rand, the marriage being
solemnized In the temple during the
day, and large reception taking place
at the home Of the brides parents In
the evening. The rooms were bright
with a profuslon Of flowers, the bridal
couple standing under an arch sur
mounted with large wedding bell done
In green aud white, while all about the
room were flowers. The dining room
was a picture with It's table done m
pink carnations and asters, festoOns OF
the flowers and plumosa extending
from the chandelier 10 the four corr
ners. The hall was In pink. and
| everywhere were carnations asters aud
sweet peas. making veritable bower
OF the house A feature OF the even.
Ing was a musical program Of voca
and instrumental numbers. The pres.
ents were numerous and most beauti.
full. and the affair altogether delight
ful. Mr. and Mrs. Rand leave today
for short wedding trip. and on theii
return will be az home 10 their friends
al their residence on II street
Another Of yesterdays weddings wal
that Of Miss MyTa S0wles and Grifiitl
IL. Roberts. the ceremony being per
formed az the home OF the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ y. Sowlesi viii
Rev. j. d. McCuish Of Leadville ON
ciatlng. and reception being held 10
the relatives and friends. The room
were bright with ferns and flowers. III
bridal party standing under a hug
wedding bell IN green and white, Will
an about were asters and palms. tn
dining room had an effective decora
ton OF sunfowers and yellow-shade
lights. and the hall was IN red carna
lions, The bridesmaid was Miss Clar
sowles. the best man NJ. N, Sowles. an
the ringbearer the little brother OF N
bride. At the entrance Of the brida
party. Mrs. A. :. Peters and Miss Beat
rice Davis sang the "Bridal Chorus,
and appropriate music was played dur
ing and following the service. tn
brides gown was Of white net owe
taffeta and she wore a veil Of tulle an
carried roses. The bridesmaid wa
gowned in white MULE with sash an
gibbons OF pale green and carried swe'
! peas Assisting were MIR. and Mr'
NJ y. Sowies and Mr.. and Mrs II.
Dinlnny. Miss Winnifred Lynn, Ms
Ressle Williamson. Miss Coral Wlleo
~ snokane. Mrs. 81. II. SoNles MR.
! Charles Peake. Mrs. O. \. Honnold on
Miss Mary Mayne, Mr.. and Mrs l'o'
eris left later for a trip 10 the ooast'ar
afterward will 20 TO Colorado 10 7
side
!. last night Miss Mamie Hines a
CLAYTON /. Thatcher were married !
ceremony taking place az the ora
home which was prettilY deeordt
$ with flowers and ferns the parlor
2 white asters. the diningroom IN scar
u eladiolus and the diningroom IN yello
while American flags aided in the strl
ing effect. The brides gown was
|. vhite batlste dalntily embroidered a
trimmed with Valensciennes lace, 81
she carried rosese. The brides only
i tendant was little Vera Hines who az
ed as flower girl. Mr. and Mrs. Hit
i were assisted In receiving their que
nv Mr.. 1. A. Thatcher, the mother
u Inc groom. Mrs. Frank Hines preslo
: IN the dlningroom. where she was
y sisted by Miss Clarice Thatcher NJ
% Della Hines. Miss Mamie Thatch
Miss Lillian James and Miss Man
Vler. Punch was served by Miss
: Ruby Lambourne and Nora Little
: Mrs. Charlotte Newman has taken
3 house in oakland for the winter, 2
with her son Richard will make
- home there at least for a time
I, Mrs. d. s. Murrcy will leave shor
n for the coast 10 spend the winter.
n Mrs. Z. II. Thomas entertained at
- pretty affair yesterday In honor
l. Miss Charlotte Mcdonald. whose mi
y rage takes place on Saturday.
IL Mrs. Hubbard Reed gave an elabor
y luncheon today IN honor OF Mrs. w,
A sharp az the Alta club.
lie Mrs. Sharp entertained o. n luneh'
Is, M the Country club on Wednesday
In Miss Jennie Johnson and Walter
n Reid we're among yesterdays hri