Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-20
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Now that there is such a dcarth in
social affairs my lady has turned her
attention to other less strenuous but
10 less interesting pursuits among
which cooking may be named az the
most popular. The cool summer has
contributed not little 70 the pleas
uratleness OF the work and as the
main business OF the housewife, now
adays Is preparing toothsome lunchcs,
q knowledge OF the congestion OF
Calmly dishes becomes necessity.
Cooking Is Il becoming occupatlon
with all its paraphernalia or whie
dress, apron, rosy cheeks, etc is
there anything quite so fetching as a
pretty girl preparing pun PASTE
There's nothing like II for the COM
pleSion
Numbers of Salt Lake women are
taking lessons In nurses cooking,
candy making and catering these
DAYS. One we'll known woman. left
widow, recently took her initial les
son In candy making last Monday
with a view to earning her own Nv
ing Let the good work so on.
Gov. ana MrS. JOnn -. tuNtri huNS
Invitations out for large lawn party
to be given at their home on July %.
Miss Beatrice Walker Cheesman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Morton j.
CheesInan and Lieut.. Robert Nelson
Campbell OF the Twenty-ninth infan-
try were married Thursday evening
at $3.50. Rev. c, E. Perkins PERFORM
ing the ceremony. The picturesque
little church OF st. Paul's has seldom
been the scene of a prettier wedding.
the military Announcements. large
flags and loads of flowers forming
striking and novel decorations. AS
the bridal party entered the church
The sweet strains Of the wedding
march from Loheugrin were waited
on the air; as the ceremony proceed
Cd other Wagnerian airs We're heard.
The ushers. william Campbell. G. r.
walker Lieut. Donald Robinson.
Lieut.. G. w. Mason and Wallace
J'~edemeyer preceded the bridesmaids
Mss Elose Sadler Miss Pearl Van
Colt and Miss Gertrude Hanson. Then
came the ma.ton OF honor. Mrs. @
Raymond Walker, the bride and
groom meeting at the chancel steps.
The bride was gowned In white satin
trimmed with real lace that was on
her mothers wedding dress. the we'd
ding veil and handkerchief being also
bouquet of BRIDES roses. All the
bridesmaids dresses were In pale blue
empire style, with pale blue slippers
and gloves. each carrying bouquets of
deep red sweet peas, A reception fol-
lowed at the homo on Fourth South
street, a supper being served for the
members OF the family and n number
9f Intimate friends The bride cut
he brides cake with the sword OF
the groom. Punch was served in the
dining room. while Mrs Louis 8
Gates poured coffee. Lieut.. and Mrs
Campbell left on the late train for a
short wedding trip. They will return
to salt Lake for n time then will leave
for the Preside where the lieutenant's
regiment has been transferred.
The dress parade at the post Mon
day was gay affair, many town peo-
pie going up in automobiles and street
cars; The band music was enjoyed as
much as usual.
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Hamburger gave
stag dinner Tuesday evening for their
son, Clarence. "a young men friends
being invited to celebrate his twenty
nrst birthday. large automobile OF
sweet peas formed the center piece OF
the table. the place cards being deco
rated with ideal heads OF girls In blach
and white. Delightful music was fur
nished by Willard weihe.
On Tuesday night ono OF the tolliest
iako parties OF the year was given at
ealair- Fifteen young people. chap
eroned by Mrs. George ]. McTNauohlin
OF New York, went out on the O'clock
irain, being Joined by about is more
curing the evening, Supper ana dane
ing comprised the evenings amuse-
ments.
me hostesses at the Country club OH
meuhssday were Mrs. Ellsworth Dag
gett, Miss Louise sullivan and Ma
Marian Oberndorfer.
The initial entertainment for Mrs
Loriid Arnoldson, given by Mrs. Byron
cummings, took place on Wednesday
anu was graceful compliment to her
guest. as Mrs Arnoldson herself ia n
finished musician The house was
tastetully decorated for the oecnsion
the parlor In Shasta daisies, white car,
nations and ferns. the library In veI,o,v
nas.ul tlumA, and the diningroom IN
piiik shaded TO red sweet peas. The
music was greatly enjoyed, the follow
Miss Esther Allen violin, Miss Fior.
enee Allen. accompanying; Mrs J. "
Ohristy and Mrs. Herbert HAYES In
several instrumental numbers; Mrs a
$. Pclers being heard 10 good adyan-
tase IN some fine vocal selections Mrs
Cummings was assisted by Miss Emma
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Inc engagement OF Miss Jennie
sawyer and Percy Hall is announced
The second IN the series OF onter-
lnLments for Mrs. rorIld Arnoldson
was given Thursday by Mrs, Ryron
cummings, In the form OF large re. ,
eeptlon and ten. The rooms were ex-
quisitely decorated with flowers ana
ihey with the wide verandas Formed
dellciously cool resting places for The
quests from the city. Shasta daisies.
sailardios ANA pink and white sweet
peas were used for decorating. Mrs.
cummings was assisted In receiving
by her sister, Miss McIaurle and Mrs
Joseph kingshury, while Mrs. James
NJ Dart Mrs r. o. Leatherwood. Mr..
n. ithwShurst, Mrs Dallas ana Mrs.
y ,, Thomas assisted In entertaining.
n bevy OF pretty girls served punch
IN the dlnlnsroom and library.
MISS Lucille Clark gave dancing