Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-04
SOCIAL. AND
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Elizabeth Searie announces the
engagement of her daughter. Annie, to
John e. Shields, the, marriage to take
place Sept 80.
Mrs. Elias Smith and her sister, Miss
Pearl Weller LEFT yesterday for Paris
where they expect to spend several
months.
Society will be out in force tomor-
row night for the performance Of the
Girl and the Governor. a large mum
Der of parties being arranged
Last night the vending of Miss Irene
Armstrong, daughter Of Mrs. Frances
Armstrong of this city, and Elmer
Brainerd of Ogden, took place at the
home of the bride, with Bishop Rob
ert Norris performing the ceremony
at 1880 in the presence Of the Inn
mediate families q large reception fol-
lowing at $3.50. The rooms were beau
tifully decorated, the parlor in pink and
white, with a profusion of aster in the
two colors used throughout tho ROOM
the bridal party standing under a large
floral bell of the same flowers the
library and dining room We're In pink
number of tables being arranged in the
two rooms, with n large one in the CEN
ter and each surrounded by smaller
ones. Each large table had for cen
terpiece a large basket of pink asters,
while pink ribbon streamers We're
brought from the chandelier to the
four corners, and pink shaded candles
aided in the pretty effect. The small
tables We're decorated In pink sweet
peas. The bride wore q. handsome
gown If radium over taifeta. a long
Veil of tulle fastened with a diamond,
and carried boquet of bridesroses
Her bridesmaids, Miss Emma Morris
and Miss Nora Murdoch, We're both IN
pale blue radium over taffeta, and cur,
ried pink sweet peas. Mr.. Waiter Paui
tanning were Mrs. r. w. Madsen, Mrs
t. L. Burton, Mrs. William Armstrong,
Mrs. D. III. Livingston and Mrs. Il. u.
Bagley.
Mrs. Eva Y. Davis entertained the
Young sisters at her home yesterday,
a delightful afternoon being spent
Mrs Nettie Y. Easton has returned
from Logan and is with her sister Mrs.
u. Y. Davis. She leaves next week
for New York, accompanied by hef
niece, Miss Nan Clawson, who is TO
rc-enter school there.
Mrs. w. C.. Jennings gave lunch
con yesterday for Miss Jessie Goddard
of Portland.
Mrs. George a. Steiner was hostess a
a luncheon at the Country club yester-
day, given in honor of Mrs. Frank
Steiner of Minneapolis, the table be-
ing decorated in pink asters, and COW
ers laid for about 20 guests.
Mrs. O. w. Harvey and Mrs. a. D..
Candland entertained at china shower
party last night for Miss Josephine
Brown, one OF the autumn brides, the
decorations being in goidenrod, nastur-
tlums and sunfiowers, and about Il do
zen guests being. present.
Miss Marie Odel was one OF the host
esses at the Country club yesterday,
covers being laid for IL guests, the
specially honored ones being Miss Win
nifred Brice and Miss Marian Obern-
dorfer, who leave shortly for the east
to enter school.
Mrs. John Cain has issued invita-
tons for a bridge tea for next We'd
nesday afternoon.
A delightful affair of last night was
the barn dance given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Judge at their country home
1.-THE Cobbles,' where about 40 young
people, dressed in typical country
clothes, the ladies in sunbonnets and
Bingham aprons, assembled and en-