Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
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The week has been Hinged with the
red. white and blue. the national holi-
day dominating the tone OF festivities.
TIE day Itself was celebrated with
numberless social gatherings, among
the pleasartcst being those given at the
country homes Among those who enc
teualned were Mrs T.. r. Holmes.
whose party numbered about is guests,
These drove out % Oasv0'd On the att
ernoon. enjoying q luncheon and after
ward a delightful time % the spacious
grounds OF be- ideal summer retreat
and later attending The dance az
the Country club
The club dance Is numbered among
the most notably delightful affairs Of
the holiday, The night being am IDEAL
one. a large number being present and
an details conspirIng 20 make % MEM
orable.
AZ Glenwood. Mr and Mrs NJ II.
Walker entertained o party numbering
about IS. the entire day being spent
there.
The near canyons we're scenes Of
many picnic ana camping parties dur
ing the Fourth. q large number seeking
the cool retreats as e refuge from the
omnipresent din OF bombs and crackers
The week was marked by an inter-
esting wedding. the event taking place
on Tuesday night In the marriage "
Miss Sue Clark and Hc1ry BoWlCl the
latter OF Sorth Dakota. the ceremony
being performed early in the evening 40
the home OF The brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs Frank clark, with Rev. n.
y Talbot officiating ana a reception
following The plrlor was done In wEite
and green. the bridal party standing
under a bower OF palms and ferns with
white roses and syrInEa, while fest00ns
OF the same Ncre strung from the chau-
dellers 10 the four corners OF the room.
The han was On pink and white ana
IN the dininRrOom red alone. with crime
son ramblfrs strung from the chandc-
Her and ad0rnlng the table. The bride
wore a handsome gown Of champagne
col0red SIX with trimmings OF real lace.
ard carried brides roses Her BRIDES
maid. Miss Stella Clark, was gowned On
dainty white. and carried marguerItes.
u. J. Shields was best man. During
the ceremony. Mrs. Ernest Fowler
played appropriate music and others
who assisted az the pretty affair were
Mrs Presnell. Miss May Shields. Miss
Marie Meloy. Miss Emma Brown. Miss
Ella Murphy, Miss Winifred Reese,
Miss Maud Stevenson. Miss Ada Forgu-
son and Miss Marguerite Taylor Mr. |
and Mrs Bowles left later FOR |
Duluth. whence they SAT- on a cruise % |
the lakes They win be at home IN Vel
va after Aug. IS.
The date set for the marriage OF |
Miss Clella McCready 20 David a. Nell |
son is Wednesday July u.s.
An interesting announcement ~ thu /
week was OF the engagement of Miss |
Elizabeth Mcintyre and Arthur Hert-
zlcr OF Pennsylvania. the date Of the !
wedding being as yet undecided.
Mrs. ". S. stowe entertained a num-
Der 81 friends at a pleasant afternoon
affair on Tuesday
On Monday the Misses Lillian and
Maude Fitch were hostesses AZ bridge
tea given ln honor o. Mrs l.. L. Saw
age and Miss Mary Moore about 20
guests being present The rooms were
decorated with a profuson Of roses
and prizes iu the card cOntes, went 10
Miss Katherine Geddes and Miss Mar
geret soallon,
Miss sue clark and Mr.. Henry
Bowles, whose marriage took place this
week. were guests OF honor al a lunch
con on Monday, given by Robert
Shields. at the Commercial club, the
table being effectively decorated. ami
shout a dozen being present
one Of The interesting patriotic af-
'airs ~ the week was the meeting of
ne Woman's Republican club. which
Fas held al the home NJ Mrs W.
Mossop. and a splendid patriotic pro-
gram being enjoyed.
Among the many parties who en-
oyed the Hawaiian band at Saltair
his week was that comprising Dr.
and Mrs. Barber. Miss Minnie Keisel,
Miss Elsa Green and others of ogden.
one Of the largest events of the week
MAS the luncheon given 40 the Country
Rub ON Tuesday by Mrs ]. t. Fmnkyn
md Miss Wcbber in honor Of Miss
Ffankyn. about 90 guests being enc
cftaIned. The table was artieiitary
decorated in grc'n aud yellow. wild
mustard being used with trailing
green's. Tho place cards were Water
'olor pictures of summer girls After
luncheon. bridge was played on the We
'onda.
4 pretty patriotic party WAS tina.
given by Mrs q. a. li0un0d ou Tees
lay her decorations hairg done With
national colors. while drecrackers aal
lther emDlems Of the nations holiday
we're used as place cHris and iu other
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