Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-12
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Last night Miss Adelaide Eugene
Odcll and DR.. Howard r. hirtley were
married. the ceremony being performed
at s O'Clock at tho homo of the brides
parents Mr. and Mrs. George L. Odell
with Rev. l.. i. Goshen officiating, MIS-.
j. H. Richards acting as natron or
honor, Miss Marie Odell and Miss Beth
Critchlow as bridesmaids, and Luther
and Charles Kirtley as groomsmen.
The rooms were beautifully decorated,
the parlors in green and white, WIFI
thu bay window banked In chrysati-
themums, palms and ferns, while vases
of the flowers We're all about on nantes
and stands. The hall and stairway We're
also in these colors, and the dining
room was in blue and white, the table
having for Il centerpiece mound OF
white marguerites. while silver candle
labru with blue shades were at each
end, and streamers of white tulle ana
blue ribbons were brought from the
chandelier to tho four corners and fast
ened with bows.
The bride wore an exquisite empire
gown OF white satin embroidered In
gold and silver threads. a long veil OF
white tulle, and carried a bouquet OF
brides roses. Mrs. Richards was also
In an empire gown of white satin and
carried white marguerites. Miss Odell
and Miss Critchlow were both in pale
with blue ribbons.
Mrs. Odell the BRIDES mother wore
handsome gown of gray satin. and
Mrs. Kirtley a gown of black and
white silk. An orchestra rendered de-
lightful music. and assisting in enter
tanning during the evening We're Mr..
and Mrs. Odell, MIS-. Q. A. kirtley. Miss
Adobe Hampton, Mrs Grant Hampton,
Mrs. w. II. Bird, Mrs. j. F. Grant
Mrs. Roy Hampton, Mrs. r. G. Odell
and Mrs. w. NJ. Hunt, Later Dir. and
Mrs. Kirtley left for a wedding trip,
but will return here to reside.
Another interesting wedding of yes
terday was that of Miss Helen May
nard and Gordon ireland of New York,
the ceremony being performed at high
noon at st. Marks cathedral, with
Bishop Spalding officiating, Miss Geor-
gia Tldred acting as bridesmaid. Henry
Il. Brigham of Boston. as best man,
and Nelson Maynard and Garrett Will
kin ushers. The church was dec
Grated In white and green, the pews
being tied with white satin ribbon and
sprays Of chrysanthemuins. The bril-
dial party entered the church to the
strains OF the Lohengren march. the
usllers first, followed by the brides
maids, and then the bride on the arm
of her father. At the chancel they
were met by the groom and his best
man.
The brides gown was of white crepe
with trimmings OF rose point lace, and
she wore u veil Of white tulle with
wreath of orange blossoms, and car
ried white prayer book. Miss Eldred
wore gown of pink messaline silk and
n black hat with pink feathers, and
carried pink chrysanthemums. Appro-
PIRATE music was rendered by A. III.
Peabody,
Afterwaud an elaborate breakfast
was served at the Alta club. the table
being decorated in white and green.
with large basket OF ferns and
chrysanthemums as q centcrpiece can
delnbra with white shades at each
end and bows OF white tulle at the
corners. The place cards were hand
painted in chrysanthemums. Covers
were laid for about a dozen Intimate
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Ireland left
later for New York where they viii
mako their home.
This afternoon Mrs. Duncan w. Nc
allister entertains at a luncheon in
honor of Mrs. Churchill Castle of Ely, I
New. who IS visiting her, tho decora-
tons being in yellow chrysanthemulns
and covers laid for 10 Mrs. McAllis-
ter entertains at a dinner for Mrs
Castle on Sunday
Mrs. James u. Jennings was hostess
at q bridge tea on "Wednesday after
noon, the rooms being bright with
chrysanthemums and prizes won bv
Mrs. II. NJ, Wells. Mrs. J. r. Campbell
Mrs. r. NJ. Breeder, Mrs. Il. y. Beatty,
Mrs. w. " Rice, Mrs. a. c. Ewing,
Miss Bancroft and Miss Florence
Jennings.
Another bridge tea OF yesterday was
that given by Mrs. Walter futile, her !
decorations being in cnchantrcss car /
nations and Mrs. S. b. futile and Mrs, |
George Savage assisting. Prizes were
won by Mrs j. b. Cosgriff, Mrs. Char
les Read, Mrs. G. H. blanchard |
Madame Blanchard, Mrs j. Beatlie
Mrs G. L, Miller and Mrs. william
Mcdonald.
Capt. and Mrs. Willis Iline enter
tanned at dinner last night at the
post.
-.
Mrs. Victor Huntzicker has returned
to st. George after a stay of some
weeks in the city
Today the marriage of Miss Jennie