Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-10

/ ibflue' = FobeS.s 1eE. travelling gown was
or navy blue with hat and gloves 10
match. A Number or friends assisted In
entertaining( and receiving with the
| bride ind groom were DIR. and Mrs.
| Dunford. and Mr.. and Mrs Gardiner.
III the dtIing room We're Misses Ada
Crane. Della Rigby. Ethel Lawson.
Rachel and Mary Willie. Nearly 200
guests We're present Afterwards Mr.
and Mrs. Gardiner left for a trip to
the coast but will be at home after
| Oct. 1.
Rev. G. 4. Perkins performed the
ceremony uniting Miss Ethel Kelly and
j. w O'Donnelf yesterday morning at
the home Of the BRIDES parents. which
was beautifully decorated for the
event. n variety of flowers beoing used
in the different rooms In the parlor
We're asters and roses in the dining
rom, pink ard white sweet peas. and
in the hnl sunfowers and goldcnglow..
The dining room was picture with
its table done in pink and white, with
asters forming centerpiece and pink
and white satin ribbons Being brought
from the chandelier to the four COR
nnrs. and pink shaded candelabra aid .
ing in the effect The bride was
gowned in white ana carried white
roses a wedding breakfast followed
tho ceremony and afterWard Mr.. and
Mrs. O'Donnell left for short wedding
trip. They will MAKE their hpme at
MISSOURI, Mont.
Miss Lillith L. Redman and Clifford
Niyel. the latter of Los Angeles, We're
married last night at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. p.
Redman. the rooms beng prettily dec
grated and only the immediate friends
present. Refreshments were served
and later, Mr.. and Mrs, Niyer left for
Los Angeles, where they viii reside,
visiting san Francisco and the Yose-
mite valley on their way.
Mrs John Cain entertained at bridge
tea yesterday, the decorations being
in autumn flowers and fruits. and six
tables played. Prizes were awarded
at each table. A number Of friends as
sisted the hostess in serving.
The party given last night by Miss
Katherine Judge at "The Cobbles was
a delightful affair, and about 50 were
present to enjoy it. supper was served
on the lawn. and dancing was the
feature of the evening.
Mrs r. c. Easton and Miss Nan
Clawson leave today for New York.
where Miss Clawson will re-cnter
school.
Mrs. Ledyard NJ. Bailey entertained
at delightful morning party yester-
day for her guest, Mrs. George Mat
thews, the time being spent With in
teresting "reminiscences of travel from
a number of women present. and 9TH
or features being u review by Mrs. G.
e. Richards, of Mrs, Russell Schulz
ders novel Virginia RUSSELL" md
musical numbers by Miss Agatha Berk-
hoel. "A luncheon followed the table
being decorated in yellow marigolds,
While the floral features throughout
We're in yellow. Assisting the hos ess
were Mrs. T.. j. Fabian and Mrs. Karl
Scheid. About 40 guests We're present.
Mrs. Jack Hos1ner was guest of hon
or at an unique affair yesterday, given
by Mrs. f. II. knickerbocker the
amusement being a game called PRO
slessive angling" and all details hav-
ing marine suggestion Fish nets. in
terwoven with sunhowers, stretched
across the corners, a bowl of gold fish
made the table centerpiece In the din
ing room, the place cards We're kelp
brownies, the fayors sea shells and the
prizes baskets of sea MOSES and kep
About "A guests were present.
Mrs. j. F. Wells. surprised her faith
er, Prof. George Careless by dropping
in on him the other day unexpectedly