Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-21

and a shower boquet Of white roses
and lilies of the valley completed the
costume. The maid of honor wore a
gown of white point d'esprit trimmed
with lace and carried pink roses The
Two bridesmaids were in filmy white
gowns, embroidered in pink. and wore
white hats trimmed in white plumes
and pink roses. Each carried a boquet
Of pink sweet peas tied with bows or
pink tulle Mrs Van Colt wore n
handsome gown of rose silk with trim
mings OF Duchesse lace. After the cere-
mony a supper was served at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Waldemar Van Colt, the decorations
being in pink roses and Shasta daisies
Later the bridal couple left for tho
coast and will return here to reside.
This afternoon Miss Eloise sadler will
be guest of honor AT Il bridge tea to be
given by Mrs. Leslie Savage.
Mrs A. C. Ewing was one of this
afternoons hostesses, entertaining at
a tea.
Miss Irene Walker will be guest of
honor at a card party on Saturday to
be given by Mrs. Frank Williamson.
Mrs. f. Bonnemort gives theater
party tonight at the performance Of the
Crystal Slipper"
Lawrence Fox entertained at a din
ner at the Alta club last night, the
decorations being In pink roses and
covers laid for about a dozen friends.
Mrs. George Keysor entcitains at a
bridge tea tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Theodore w Whiteley entertains
at cards tomorrow at her home
Mrs. A. F. Angel entertains the Plate
club this afternoon.
Miss Florence Grant was guest Of
honor at n bridge tea yesterday after
noon. given by Mrs. George I. Odell
and Miss Jean odell, five tables being
played. The rooms were decorated in
pink roses and pink sweet peas, and
the hostesses were assisted by Mrs.
Il. G. Odell. Mrs. ]. c. DAILY, Miss
Merce Berkeley and Miss Marie Odell.
Prizes We're won by Mrs. r. q. Odell,
Miss MERGE Berkeley. Miss Beth CTitch-
low, Miss Julia cullen and Miss Lara
Rawlins.
Society will be out in force tonight
TO witness the presentation of the
''C,rystal slipper at the Salt Lake
Theater, all of the stalls to be filled
with parties and other occupying the
loges and rows OF seats. Great inter-
est is manifested, and the names or
the patrons and participants in the
production bespeak a success for 1t
throughout.
Miss Ethel Groesbeck entertained last
evening IN honor of Miss Calder and
Miss Badger. two of the spring brides;
Tho decorations were in white md
green and five tables played.
Cards have been issued by Mt and
Mrs. Richard Stingley for the marriage
of their daughter, LEILA suhgley 10
Joseph j. Campbell, the event TO take
place Tuesday evening. June 2, at st.
Paul's church.
Yesterday afternoon the Daughters
of Utah Pioneers met ut the Lion House
when A. Milton Musser gave Il tax up
ON tho subject OF his missionary trip
around the world.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Fred wey returned
yesterday from California,
Miss Eudora DAILY IS expected homo
this week from an extended stay IN
California.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Armstrong have
returned from California.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Kettles left Tues.
nay for Alberta, Canada, TO spend
several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Groesbeck arc here
snending Jew days with Mrs. Groes-
becll's mother, Madame Swensen,
Nv and Mrs. ]. r. Walker returned
YESTERDAY from California.