Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-10
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Friends Of Miss Alice T.. Goodwin
and Leslie l.. Savage viii be interested
at the announcement of their marriage
which takes place tonight at the homo
of the brides parents. Judge and Mrs.
G. II. Goodwin OF East Temple street
The wedding will he quiet one, only
members Of the family to be In at
tendance, Bishop Spalding of st.
Marks. will perform the ceremony.
Miss Eloise Sadler will be bridesmaid,
and j. T. Goodwin, the brother OF the
bride, will act as best man. The young
couple will leave tonight for an eastern
trip, after which they will go to Ely.
New, to reside.
Another Interesting wedding OF to-
night will be that of Miss Pearl Riser
and Mr.. Blair Richardson, which VIII
take place at che home of the brides
parents on north First West street.
The ceremony will be performed by
Nephi Morris and the bridesmaids will
be Misses Emma Morris and Maggie
Jenney
A china shower was given last night
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7.
Christensen. 2S0 + street In honor of
their daughter, Miss Ethel Snow. who
bride of Mr.. r. T. Irwin. superintend-
ent of the Utah division Of the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company.
The flair was largely attended by
Miss SHOWS friends, who presented
her with very many souvenirs of the
occasion. The young couple will make
their home at the Cullen hotel until
they go to housekeeping. which will
be in the course OF a month or two,
They both have many friends who will
wish them we'll as they embark upon
the sea of matrimony.
A pretty wedding of yesterday was
that Of Miss Alice Cunningham and
Mr. Charles w. Pratt. the ceremony
being performed at the home Of the
| brides father, James Cunningham.
| last night I'm the presence of the fami-
| lies and near friends OF the bride and
| groom The rooms were bright with n
profusion of flowers, the Easter idea
prevailing IN ported and cut lilies,
| which were everywhere, The dining
| room was altogether In green and
| white, lilies forming the centerpiece
| with loose clusters strewn over the
| cloth, while white satin ribbons were
| drawn from the wedding cake to the
| four corners. rhe ceremony was per-
| 1uI1Iltu UN NV IL L. 'rpFIFI RllSN
| Josephine Wells was bridesmaid and
Frank Cook best man, The brides
| gown was of white radium silk, with
| trimmings Of real lace, and a long veil
| Of tulle and boquet OF brides roses
| completed the toilet Mr. and Mrs,
| Pratt left afterward for trip To the
coast, and will later return here to re-
side.
Last night Misses Bessie and Naomi
| Felt gave a delightful party In honor
OF Misses Helen and Emily Whitney
assisted by Miss Margaret whitney
Miss Georgia Felt and Miss Julia Nell
ton. The rooms We're decorated with
red carnations and strings of red
hearts and the time was spent with
music aud other social pastimes,
Tomorrow Mrs. II. r. Little will be
home from a short stay I'm Toledo, O.
| Mrs. u. Moyle announces the en-
gagement of her daughter Louise, "a
James w. silver, the wedding to take
place this month.
Mrs. II. II. Lawson entertained the
members of her card club today al
luncheon followed by cards.
|
Mr. and Mrs. j. n. Garrett gave a
box party at the Orpheum last night
to Mr. and Mrs. Willard Scowcroft OF
Ogden. MIR and Mrs, John @. Crtch-
low and MIR, and Mrs. 4. Il. Irvine,
a very unique social Is TO be given
by the Young People OF Westminster
Presbyterian church on Friday, April
Is, at 2Sl south Fourth West. The
Easter idea will no carried out IN de-
tail and elaborate plans are being