Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-26
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Yesterday the wedding OF MISS LOUISE
Moyle and James W. SILVER took place,
the ceremony being performed In the
Temple during the day. and a reception
being held IN their honor In the evening
at tn home of the brides sister, Mrs.
Ray Van Colt. The rooms We're pref
THY decorated In green and white, and
a number Of intimate friends assisted
in serving. Receiving with the bridal
party were Mrs, Elizabeth Moyle, the
brides mother, and Mrs. II, q. Gray.
Assisting in the dining room were
Misses Verna Young. Ruth Wilson, Mrs.
Irene Williams. Misses Ethel Stewart,
Mamie Silver and Gertrude Moyle,
while punch was dispensed by the
Misses Evelyn Moyle, Leone Silver and
May Gray. The bride and groom have
gone for AN eastern trip,
A number Of parties will attend the
Kuhelik concert tomorrow night at the
Tabernacle, and from all evidences 40
ciety will be out IN force, while many
dinners and suppers are planned to pre-
cede and follow the concert.
Miss Juliet Marks and Jacob Kahn
Were married last night, the event be-
Ing solemnized at the Rnai Israel, with
Rabbi Freund officiating. The church
was beautifully decorated In palms,
ferns and spring blossoms, and a pro-
gram OF appropriate bridal music was
given throughout, the choir Joining
with organ and violin. First came the
four ushers, Tr. Maurite Kahn of
Leadville, Richard Seligman, Emil Leh-
man and Max Ottenheimer. Following
them came the matron OF honor Mrs.
Harry CAM, and then the two brides
maids Miss Martha Waters, and Miss
Matilda Kahn OF Leadville. The bride
entered with her mother. Her gown
was q beautiful creation OF white ra
dunn chiffon. with trimmings of duch-
Jesse lace. and her long tulle veil was
fastened with lilies OF the valley. a
boquet Of the same flowers being in her
hand. The matron Of honor, Mrs. Harry
GAM. wore a gown of Irish point lace
over taffeta, and the bridesmaids were
in pink chiffon, carrying boquets Of
white margueritcs and ferns. After
the ceremony the bridal party and
about 80 guests were entertained at a
supper at the Emery Holmes, the dec
orations being artistic arrangements
of filmy white tulle, and pink flowers.
Later, Mr.. and Mrs. Kahn left for nm
eastern trip, but VIII return here to re-
side.
Mrs. Charles $. Mann was guest Of
honor at "A delightful card party yes
terday given by Mrs r. f.. Neon
aughy. the rooms being beautifully
decorated, and about so guests enjoy
ing the event.
Mrs. Charlotte Newman. who takes
the leading part IN one OF the plays to
be given at the Salt Lake theater on
next Monday night, will wear with her
separate costumes a number of beau
tiful jewels loaned for the event by the
Leyson Jewelry company. The b. G.
Morris Floral company will furnish
palms and flowers, and the Greenewald
company, the furniture for the stage
settings.
Misses Edyth and Bob Ellerbeck, who
We're expected home this week from
Stanford, win not return as soon as
expected, owing, TO the congested con-
dition Of the trains which must neces-
sarily continue for some time. In he
meantime they, with the rest or tne stu
dents, are taking things philosophical
ly, and are beginning TO see the funny
side Of some OF the incidents Of the
earthquake. They report that at Stan
ford all things are dated nov as "B
f." and "A e." for before and after
the earthquake" The students of one
of the fraternity houses have put W
a big pavilion carrying the Sign, "ChI
Psi Lodge" and are living right mer-
rily in front of the ruins OF their FOR
mer domicile. All are cheerful. but
anxious to get home.
Mrs. NJ. b. Whitney entertained her
card club today
Mrs. Charlotte Newman entertained
at a dinner last night In honor Of Allan
Spencer and Horace Whitney, previous
to their departure for Germany
The members Of the Twenty club
gave delightful dancing party at
the Ladies' Literary club house last
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