Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-20
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

The wedding OF Miss Evelyn Daily
and Edward Jacob Roberts last night
was among the most elaborate that
have taken place here. The DAILY horae
on east South Temple street was the
scene of the event the grounds, porch
and interior being brilliantly illumln-
ated and adorned for the occasion. The
hall was entirely done in palms and
smilaS. wresths OF the green twlnlng
the staircase, and flowers In pink and
white being all about, Pink and white
were also III the library aud dining
room, the latter being picture with
Its table covered with puchesse lace
and centerpiece of roses, and roses and
carnations banking the sideboard and
rnantels. American Beauty roses were
used In the breakfast room. where
punch was served from a table spread
with Cluny lace; and in the drawing
room, where the ceremony was per-
formed, green and white were used,
canopy Of snlilaN, white roses and
ayringa, with a huge bell OF the flowers
forming n bower for the bridal party.
They entered TO the strains OF the
Lohengren Chorus two little ribbon
bearers, Maurice DAILY and Gertrude
Edwards first, then Two little flower
girls. Brownie and Evelyn Brown, with
baskets of pink and white sweet pease,
next the bridesmaids, Miss Mercc Ed
wards and Miss Mildred Mcmillan, fol
lowed By the maid of honor. Miss
Eudora DAILY, then the matron OF hon
or Mrs, Roy Brown preceding the bride,
who entered on the arm OF her father.
Her gown was an exquisite creation OF
Duchesse lace with trimmings OF rose
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princess lace. and fell TO the length OF
her gown. her boquet was of brides
roses tied with white ribbon. She wore
also a cluster pin of diamonds and ru-
bies. Mrs, Brown wore gown OF
white sHtin with lace trimmings, Miss
DAILY was In Duchesse lace over white
tatfieta. the bridesmaids were in white
silk with trimmings of pink embroi-
dered rosebuds and the little flower
girls were also In pink and white. AS
slsting In receiving were Mr. and Mrs.
DAILY. Mr. and Mrs Roberts Mrs. Brig.
Cannon, Misses I.orene LeAry. Beat
rice Cheeseman, Elizabeth Mcintyre.
Leila Stngley and Bess Mcmillan. Mr..
and Mrs. Roberts left on a. late train
for 4 short trip Ia the coast and will
afterward go to Wonder, New, TO re-
side
Another Of yesterdays weddings was
that of Miss Ida Hauxhurst and Ray
mond j. Vinegar, the ceremony being
performed at the home of the BRIDES
parents, with Rev Herbert Hays Off
ciating and a large reception following.
Roses, sweet peas and syringas were
everywhere, the parlor being especial
~ pretty. The bride wore a gown of
white embroidered muslin and carried
brides roses. She had no attendants.
Assisting during the evening were Mrs.
Vinegar, the groom's mother, and Mr..
and Mrs. r. Il. Keeler. Mrs McNiece,
Mrs. Byron Cummings Mrs. Il. ..
Leatherwood, Miss Idsbel Duncan. Miss
Eva Thomas. Miss Ida Hartley, Miss
Emma Laurie Miss Maaha Maclain
and Miss Eva Hamlin.
Mr. and Mrs Vinegar viii spend a
month In Idaho and VIII return to make
their home here.
Miss Vernlco Burton and Edward
Hatch were married yesterday, the GER
emory being performed at the home OF
the bride, by her grandfather Bishop
Robert T. Burton, and pretty recep-
tion following In the evening for the
relatives and friends. The rooms were
bright with flowers and vines and a
number OF intimate friends assisted in
entertaining, Mr.. and Mrs Hatch will
make their home In Heber City.
Today Miss Mamie LoveI and Joseph
Wells win be married the AFFAIR TO be
a very quiet one. y
Mrs. William McCaskell gives
luncheon today at the Alta club.
Miss Valentine Murphy vas guest of
honor at a pretty luncheon yesterday
given by Miss Claire Ellcrbeck and
Miss Mary Mayne. the decorations be
ing In white roses and ferns and about
dozen guests being present,
Mrs. Willard Hanson will entertain
next Monday in honor OF Miss Bessie
Williamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dunn OF saw
tolle, Cal. are guests OF their daughter,
Mrs. Florence johnson.