Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-06
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Sawyer last night was a scene Of fes.
tiyity IN celebration Of the marriage
OF their daughter Susan, and Carl
Grover Brown. the ceremony being
performed by Rev. c. +. Perkins at
o'clock and a reception following. The
rooms were bright with ferns and flow
ers, the parlor IN white and green with
palms. ferns and white sweet peas
making a bower 81 the large window.
where the bridal party stood, and
ropes OF the smilax and ferns extend
ing from the corners 10 the chandelier
where they were mingled with a show
er OF white asters. All about the room
were asters and sweet peas and the
arehway leading into the library was
festooned In pluuosa The library,
dining room and hsll were also In white
and green the first being especially
attractive with It's picture table done
In white flowers and ferns. Green
shaded candelabra aided in the pretty
effect. The bride entered the room on
the arm Of her father and was pre-
ceded by her bridesmaid, Miss Beth
~ 'lAAbNH lhN NlUVlN was ulltNutu
by A. b. Sawyer. Jr. The bride wore
an exquisite creation Of white satin
and chiffon with trimmings OF rose
point and duchesse lace. and carried
white roses Miss Critchlow wore a
handsome gown Of white net over sea
green taffeta and carried a shower
bouquet OF sweet peas and ferns. A
string orchestra furnished appropri-
fs al -
Mr.. and Mrs Brown left later for Lake
Tahoe, where they will spend some
time and afterward viii make their
home in San Francisco.
A pretty AFFAIR OF yesterday was the
kensington given by NJ IS Mildred OFT, !
in honor OF her guest. Miss Roberts Of
OgCen The decorations were In pink
and white mingled with ferns, aud a
number OF friends assisted the hostess
In entertaining In guessing game !
OF the afternoon Mrs. Palmquist. Miss !
Blanch Strickley and Miss Higgins l
were prize winners.
Mrs. Ezra Thompson left yesterday |
for the east for a short stay.
Mrs a. B. Wltcher entertained IN
formally yesterday In honor OF Mrs.
Chester O'Neill.
Miss Eleanor stewart entertained
yesterday at an informal luncheon.
Mrs. W. r. Kiser gave an elaborate
luncheon at the Country club today In
honor OF Miss Leta Mcmillan and the
Misses Lyster Of Chicago,
Miss Mamie Hines was guest OF
honor at an enjoyable card party to-
day given bv Miss Josephine Brown.
Lorenzo Snow son Of Mrs. Minnie
J. Snow. leaves tomorrow 10 join Col.
ana Mrs Holmes In Chicago. and win
accompany them on their tour Of
Europe and Egypt
A mistake ~ the announcement Of the
'ecltai TO he given by Miss Mary Olive
Gray presenting her pupil, Miss Dyer,
n a piano recital, made the time appear
onight. Thursday. instead OF Friday.
The entertainment takes place tomor-
'ow night at the Congregational church
II o'clock. with Miss Gray as accom-
)anist and Mrs. Marie Gerans as vo-
'alist.
About 100 young people enjoyed the
,arty given by Harold Lamb last night
II the Holmes mansion. the affair being
n every way delightful japanese Ian
erns and lilies with sweet peas made
he decorations. and the lawn outside
vas spread with rugs and settees while
efreshments were served from the din
NC room.
Mrs Edward r. Kimball and baby re-
urn today from Los Angeles. where
hey have been spending some time with
lrs. Kimballs father W. j. Beatie.