Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-19
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Mansfield snow and little daugh-
ter, Uarda, have gone to New York ON
a visit. MIR. Snow will join them next
month.
Mrs. HappEood who has been the
guest of Mrs. Ledyard Bailey. has gone
to Bingham Canyon Tor week.
waldemar Can Colt and son, Barre,
arr at Ocean Park.
Among the hundreds OF Maceabees
assembled at Lagoon yesterday WAS one
merry party or 22 ut a table headed by
Sir Knight" w. j. Gardner with his
.Ladye," knight, J. b. wilkins and
Lodye, knights A. Give Harris, Jack
Clawson, Frank Dufre. Ladycs BatlS,
Kerr, Woodbury. and others.
Whats in a nane2" The lid club"
betook themselves 10 Saltair last eve
ming and had one cf their enjoyable
outing, regaling themselves with
choice supper aud dancing until the
last train returned.
Mrs. Iulipn Houtz returned this week
from a trip TO the Rowe ranch az Cor
riue.
Miss bessie Grant entertained in
formally this Afternoon FOR the Misses
1"lia ana Annie Nieley OF Logan.
Mrs. Thomas Maroneaux and her
daughter Dorothy leave for Brighton to-
morrow, They viii occupy Judge Pow
ers' cottage.
Wednesday morning the Misses Grow
er and Bowman chaperoned a merry
party OF girls to Wasatch FOR three
weeks outing.
Another party for the Misses Nibley
takes plRccthis evening at the historic
Beehive house Miss Ina Smith viii en-
fertan about 30 young people. The
house Will be decorated in sweet peas
and roses, supper being served 1880.
Mrs. j.. Hyams, a former Wen known
salt Lake lady, Is here from New York
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. NJ,
&. Phillips.
prettier church wedding has sell
dom been seen than that which took
place at st. Paul's last night. when
Miss Beatrice Walker Cheesm0n was
married to Lieut.. Robert Nelson Samp-
bell. the Rev Charles Il. Perkins per-
forming the ceremony The church
was deliberately decorated in military
style, stacks of arms in the windows
and on either side Of the chanCel steps,
Two immense flags draped the ceiling,
while another covered the chancel win
dow Banks of Shasta daisies, palms
and ferns at the altar lent sottuess
and beauty to the scene Wagneriau
selections were played before and dur
ing the ceremony, and as the service
was finished, the bridal party left the
church. accompanied by the strains OF
the Mendelssohn wedding march. Al
ated with Shasta daisies, palms. ferns
ana red sweet peas, a reception fol-
lowed for large number of friends
and relatives. After supper, the bride
and groom left on their wedding jour
ney. The bridal gown was of cream
chiffon satin, trimmed with real lace
worn on her mothers wedding gown.
The ven. also worn by her mother, was
caught up by "A Jeweed pin, a gift OF
the bridegroom, The bridesmaids
dresses We're pale blue empire gowns
with slippers and gloves to match.
They carried shower bouquets of deep
red sweet peas. The brides travelling
dress was brown and tan checked veil
ing, with hat to match. Lieut.. and
Mrs. Campbell will return soon for Il
short stay in Salt Lake, after which
they viii be located at the Preside
with his regiment.
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Of hen guest, Mrs. Arnoldson, was Civ
en- yesterday by Mrs. Byron Cummings,
when about two hundred enjoyed her
hospitality. The house was lavishly
decorated with Shasta daisies and
ferns in the parlors. yellow nastur-
tiums and coreopsis in the literary and
the dinlngroom in pink and white sweet
peas, large cut glass OF them form
ing the centerpeCe for the table. Mrs.
Cummings was assisted in receiving by
her sister, Miss AfcLaurie, and Mrs.
Joseph Kingsbury. Others assisting In
entertaining were, Mrs. J, NJ. Dart.
Mrs. r. o. Leatherwood. Mrs. Haux-
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