Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-28

others in white gowns, An orchestra
rendered delightful music during the
evening Mr. and Mrs. Jensen will be
at home TO 5helr friends on Seventh
East street between Second and
Third South streets
Miss Emily \. Hooper and NJ Rich
Porter were married Wednesday in the
temple, and in the eycring recep-
ton was held at the brides home, the
rooms being bright With a proiusion
Of roses. in red. pink and white. The
bride wore a charming cs-,ume Of
white silk and carried white roses,
and her goiAg away gown was Of
brown silk with hat 10 match. Mr
and Mrs. Porter left on late train
for the east,
The marriage Of Miss Mabel Hew-
lett and Guy Arnold Wilson was SOL
einnized on Wednesday in the temple
and n lucheon followed at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
+. j. Hewlett and in the evening
reception was held for the members
Of the family al the new home Of the
bridal couple The rooms We're bright
with flowers and ferns. and the bride
wore handsome gown Of white.
A quiet home wedding of Wednesday
was that OF Mas Ethel Scranton of
this city, and Norman b, Campbell of
Oakland, Rev. p. A. Simpkin per-
forming the ceremony in the presence
OF the relatives and n few intimate
friends Afterward Mr and Mrs
Campbell left for California.
Another ceremony performed by Rev.
P A. Simkpln Wednesday was that
solemnizing the marriage of Miss Ida
Jaenisch and Frank Beckstead, the
event taking place AT the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Jaenisch, which was prettily decorated
for the occasion. a large reception
followed with a number of intimate
friends assisting.
Another pretty wedding reception
was that celebrating the mar
riage of Miss I.ottie Grigss and
Thomas Varley, the ceremony having
been performed in the temple during
the day The rooms We're bright with
roses and green's and refreshments were
srved. with a bevy Of friends assisting.
Mr.. and Mrs Varley Will reside at Park
City.
Miss Valentine Murphy and John A.
Malta were married Wednesday at the
home OF the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
following the ceremony. which was per-
formed by Father Kelley. Mr. and Mrs.
Malta left later for a trip to California,
after which they win go to Nevada to
reside.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Free a reception celebrated the
wedding of Miss Jennie Du Chene
and Harold r, Free, the rooms being
mi xaftt
of friends ana relatives being present.
They VIII be AT home to their friends
after Aug. at the corner OF Seventh
East and Thirteenth South streets.
Among the many temple weddings OF
Wednesday was that OF Miss Carrie
Jones and John A. Brown, both OF
Wellsville. They will leave FOR short
visit with friends in Cache valley and
will be at home in this city after July
10 al 92i Tenth East street.
Word has come from Pacific Grove
that Miss Rehecca Morris and Robert
Gwynn officer whose engagement was
recently announced, viii be quietly
married tomorrow, June ~, at the home
OF the brides mother Mrs. Hattie
The wedding of Miss Emily Grimsdel
and MI. W, n. Latimer took place last
night At the home OF the bride, with
Rev. +. II. simpkin officiating The
rooms were bright with flowers, the
parlor being IN pink roses, the library
IN the same colors and the dining
per followed for the Immediate rela-
tyes and friends, Mr.. and Mrs, In
timer Will be at home after July 10
at 5s5 Sixth street.
A beautiful home dWedlng of yester-
day was thar OF MISS Mamie Silver
and Clarence O. Cannon, tho bride a
daughter OF MI and Mrs Joseph A.
Silver and the groom a son OF Mrs,
Sarah j. ana the late President George
q. Cannon, The rooms were decorat-
ed with a profuson of june flowers,
the parlor having canopy OF pink
roses and smllax, under which the
bridal party stood, while roses were
all about and the dining room being
especially pretty with It's festoons OF
roses brought from the chandelier -
the corners ana fastened with pink
BOWS, while a beautiful centerpleca
OF roses completed the effect. The
bride wore a charming gown OF white
net over taifeta, win trimmings OF
real lace and carried brides roses. Her
bridesmaid, Miss Leona silver, was in
pink, and carried pink flowers, The
grounds were Illuminated with COlored
electric lights and lanterns, and there
was delightful music during the eyen-
Ing. About 100 guests We're present.
Mir. and Mrs, Cannon VIII be at home
for the present at lSi street.
One OF the prettiest affairs Of the
season was the cherry luncheon ana
card party given by Mrs. George H.
Savage this afternoon In honor of her
sister. Mrs. j. o. Duke, the entire at
fair being carried out IN the cherry
Idea IN the parlor was small cher
ry tree, the branches allied with bias
also tied 10 the twlgs. Bunehes OF