Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-02

Ian, scene. over 100 suesets we're
Present
Mrs, w p. Kiser was hostess at a
tea this afternoon given in honor ot
her mother, Mrs. Chambers The draw
ing room was decorated In pink ana
white roses, the library in red and the
dining roam in yellow. the table hav-
ing centerplece of yellow flowers
while streamers OF yellow ribbon We're
brought from the chandelier to the
four corners. and fastened with yellow
bows. Mrs. kiser was assisted by Mrs
Russell Schudcr, Mrs. y. r, Gray Mrs
Richard A. Reyes. Mrs, Charles Fitleld,
Mrs, A. Cleveland and the Misses Nc
MILAN.
4 brilliant affair Of t,nisht will be
the wedding of Miss Helen Santschi
and Freeman \. Bassett, the ceremony
tn be performed by Rev, w. A. Paden,
Miss Gertrude Campbell to he brides
maid, and lieut. Santschi best man. A
large reception viii follow.
Another OF tonlghts weddings Will be
that of Miss Bessie Williamson and
Frank Anderson, the event to take
place AT the home Of the bride, with
Rev. Mcintyre officiating, Miss Janet
Williamson acting as bridesmaid and
Mr., Guy Anderson best man.
The party given by Mrs. George /.
Savage and Mrs. w. 6. futile today
at Wandamere was a delightful affair.
about 30 guests spending the afternoon
at the pretty resort enjoying the var
ious recreations and luncheon after
ward.
An interesting event Of tonight Will
he ~ s,fN lot
and A. b. Kinnersley, the CEREMONY TO
he performed by Bishop Hunter at six
o'clock and A wedding dinner 10 follow
for the families and Immediate friends.
AT s o'clock the bridal couple will leave
for California.
Mr. and Mrs. Serene b. futile will
entertain at an elaborate dinner this
evening.
Mrs, Charles Read has had for her
guests during the week Miss Lillian
A., Ray and Miss Alexandra Fry of New
York, both having been fellow gradu-
ates with Mrs. Read at Stanford uni
versity.
Mrs. Adrian Ellis and Miss Nina
Rogers entertained at Il luncheon today
in honor of Miss Beatrice Cheesinan,
about a dozen sitting down at the long
table. which was decorated entirely in
the wild mustard, the centerpiece be-
ing OF Japanese embroidery in yellow
poppies. and the doilies and plate pieces
also being embroidered in the yellow.
A bowl of the mustard was In the CEN
ter and two smaller bowls at ench end.
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Mrs Royden G. Beebe will be here
shortly to spend the summer with her
mother, Mrs Hugh Park.
Mrs May Allen Smell has returned
from an extended stay In California.
Among those who give box parties to-
night at Miss Sands testimonial are
Gov. and Mrs. Cutler. Mr. and Mrs.
w, S. Mccormick, Mr. and Mrs. NJ II.
Walker, Mrs. David Keith and Mrs. w.
G. Filler. other parties viii MI the
lodges and a number OF the seats
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wells have re-
turned and will be at home at $50 G
street.
One OF Fridays weddings was that of
Miss Esther a. Anderson and Axc Ols-
son, the ceremony being performed
IN tho temple at noon by Apostle Ii. ].
Grant and a reception being given for
them in the evening at tho home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bergolin. al 250 cast Firth
South street, The grounds were lit with
coored lanterns ana the rooms with
flowers ana about 30 guests enjoyed
the event. Mr.. and Mrs. OLSON will
live In ogden,
Miss Beth Critchlow has returned
nom Wellesley TO spend the vacation
with her parents.
Mrs. s, V Derrah has returned from
the cast, whore she has been visiting
with relatives
Miss Julia A. Morgan has gone to
Idaho for Il visit of n few weeks.