Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-18
SOCIAL. AND PERSONALS.

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az the home OF the brides mother. Mrs.
! zlna Card. about 90 OF the near re-
! natives being present. The table was
decorated IN red roses, bowls filed
| with them being placed at each end
ana single rosebuds at each plate. The
| wedding cake was the centcrpieco,
| dainty CONNECTION in white and silver
| The rooms We're decorated with a pro-
fusion of roses which transformed the
| house into June bower In the even
Ing an informal reception was held
| number OF relatives aud friends as
| slsting Receiving with Mrs Card was
Mrs Joseph Card. and assisting in
serving refrsshG-et.s were Misses
Mary Card, Geneive Ballantyne and
Hina Woolf. The bride wore a dainty
gown Of white embroidered lingerie
and roses were in her hair Express
sious of the popularity Of the young
couple were evidenced in the many
useful and beautiful presents showcred
upon them. Mr. and Mrs Brown viii
leave shortly for Cardston where they
viii make their home.
An elaborate wedding of last night
was that OF Miss Irene Laltin and
Frank Nj, Paine of Victor. Col. which
took place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
n; German with Rev. L. l. Goshen
oiilclating and Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Lee attending the bride and groom.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
IN white and green with syrlngas
palms and smiiax, the bridal party
standing before a hank of the flowers
ana palms which were also used I'm
protusion throughout the room The
brides gown was an exquisite crea-
ton of chiffon with trimmings of APP
plique IN tulip pattern. and real lace
and long tulie veil fastened with
orange blossoms. the costume being
the gift of the brides sister. Mrs BEN
tia Sabin Cocks. now residing in Lon
uoh. Mrs. Lees. as matron OF honor,
was in her wedding gown OF white
crepe de chine, worn at her own we'd
ding on Monday night In Denver. The
dining room was in pink the table,
a picture with it's centerpiece of roses
hanked by candelabra in pink shades,
and smilaX reaching to the corners
from the candeler where it was artis.
ucally twined. The reception hall and
library were in red roses, Assisting i'm
receiving and serving were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Smith Miss Margaret Hart
Wei Miss Mabel Zerbe Miss Jessie
Haroun. Miss Fannie Walters. Miss
Esther Allen and Miss Matte Hall. on
violin and piano played the Lorengrin
and Mendelssohn wedding marches.
Bishop o. F. Whitney performed
the ceremony uniting Miss Thuln
Stephens and a. c. Sadler last niEht
at the brides home. in the midst of
profusion OF roses which filled the
house. The bride wore a gown of
white silk and carried white roses her
bridesmaid, Miss Bessie Sadiler was
also IN white and carried pink roses
Harry Sadiler was best man Mr..
ana Mrs Sadiler left later for trip
though the Yellowstone PAX after
which they vii make their home in
Montana.
Miss Elizabeth Worrell and O. r.
Honnold We're married last night at the
brides home, Rev w. Short DerforIn-
Ing the ceremony. Miss Grace Wor-
roll acting as bridesmaid and C. II.
Jenkins as best man. reception fol-
lowed the rooms being bright with
have gene to California and will be at
home alter July 10 at Fifth avenue and
j street
Miss Gertrude Crane and William
Mcmillan, Jr.. We're married yesterday
IN the temple and in the evening Il
large reception was held at the home
OF the groom's parents. Bishop and
MRS. Mcmillan. The rooms were beau
tltully decorated in red and white, the
bridal couple standing under a, canopy
of smilax and red roses. The brides
gown was of white net over taffeta
with trimmings of Irish point lace. and
she carried BRIDES roses. The brides
maid, Miss Agnes Mcmillan was in
white dotted swiss and carried roses.
Mrs. John Whipple and Mrs Ernest
Brown assisted I'm receiving and IL half
dozen intimate girl friends OF the
bride assisted in the dining room. John
Roble was best man. Mr. and Mrs.
Macmillan left today for trip to the
coast and on their return viii he at
home at $50 west Third North street
Another pretty wedding reception of
last night was that Of Miss Hazel
Morris and Richard Cowan which took
place at the home of the brides par
mantel and hearth in the parlor were
banked with pink roses and ferns maxi
ing pretty background for the bridal
couple, while the same flowers were
all about the room. The brides gown
was of white crepe de chine and she
carried brides roses. yellow roses were
used IN the library and red in the din
ing room with pretty effect
Miss Birdie Arthur and A. II. Eard-
ley were married yesterday by e. II.
Eardley brother OF the groom IN the
presence of the relatives and friends
and reception followed for large
gown of white silk and carried white
roses. Her bridesmaid. Miss Tessie
Arthur was also in white and Miss
Alice Eardley I'm blue August Dock
endorf was best man. The rooms were
bright with roses and ferns and a
large number We're present. Mr. ana
Mrs. Eardley will be at home after
June 20, at 735 south West Temple
street.
Miss Anna f.. McClain and f. A.
Withcrill were married last night at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. sharp
and Rev. G. A. Perkins officiating and
a reception following. The decorations
were IN pink and white roses and ferns,
and few intimate friends assisted.
The brides gown was OF white silk
with trimmings Of Irish lace and she
carried white roses. Her travelling
gown was of blue with hat TO match
Mr. and Mrs Witherill have gone for
an eastern trip.
one Of the prettiest afternoon af- |
fairs of the season was the reception |
given yesterday by Mrs Charles will |
In all colors transforming the rooms
INTO floral bowers Mingled with ferns
they framed the doorways ana were
al about on mantels, tables and every
available place pink In the parloTs.
white in the dining room and red IN
he hall 4 pretty feature IN the din
ing room We're six young girls gownea
N white 10 correspond with the floral |
,dornment The affair was In honor
If the birthday anniversary Of DR.. Wn-
'ox mother Mrs. ". w. Wilcox. ani