Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-04
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Yesterday was day of wedairss
number OF pretty bridal affairs tain,
place. The most elaborate was thai y
Miss Eloise Sadler and Lloyd Jack az ~
mer. the ceremony being performed S "a,
o'clock last night at the home of ~
brides parents by Rev. T. l. GoshAs'
The frst to onter We're the two bridss'
maids. Miss Pearl Van Colt and Ms Ms
Florence Kimball, next the two matroSss
of honor. Mrs. l.. l.. Savage and Msss
June Sadlcr Donnell, and after thars
the bride, who was met at the don
by her father. Henry Sadler. They sso ooI
in front OF n floral screen with the erooni
and his best man, Ernest Sadler, and
here the service WAS read. Appropris;a
wedding music was played Throughout
The bride wore handsome gown ~;
white lace over satin, long yen NJ
tulle. fastened with a pearl pin, ana
carried n shower bouquet OF brias's
roses Both the maids and matrons a.
honor wore handsome gowns of whns
roses. Mrs. sadler, the brides moth moth
er, was gowned in white lace. The rooms
were beautifully decorated, the parior in
white syringa and snowballs, vases M
roses and snowballs being all about ths
room. The diningroom was In pink
bowl of pink roses making the cen.
terpiece for the table. which was Il,
with candles with pink shades. Tia
library was in red peonies. An orches.
ira stationed behind bank OF palms
furnished delightful music. Assisting
in receiving and serving were: Mr. ana
Mrs. Sadler and Mrs. Mary T. Gllmer
the mother of the groom; Miss Mine,ts
Baer. Miss Lorene Leary. Miss Mlldred
Mcmillan. Miss Bess Mcmillan and Miss
Mary Moore,
A pretty homo wedding of last night
was that OF Miss Stella Maud Paul and
being held at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. II, Paul, fol.
lowing the marriage which was solem-
nized in the temple at noon. President
Winder. grandfather OF the groom. PER-
formed the ceremony. The parlor was
decorated In white and green with a
PROPULSION of snowballs palms and bridal
wreath. the diningroom IN red with a
large red bell suspended from the cell.
Ing and streamers of red ribbon extend.
ing from this to the sides of the room
while the table was decorated in RED
roses and red shaded lights. The library
made a pretty innovation with its adorn
ment of mountain flowers. Tho bride
Baxter and Miss Maud Neeley. hel
gown being of white net over taffeta
with trimmings of baby Irish lace, anC
her nall, erids SI,n s,, gowns Tss h we5
carried white roses and H. h.
maids pink Assisting in receiving wert
the parents of the bride and groom
and assisting In entertaining were tn,
MISSES Islslt anu l4lELle bT1ulOTu AM
Miss walkingham. After the reception
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford left for a trii
to the North Pacific coast and will late
return here to reside.
Miss Hazel Alice Calder and Leste,
Groesbeck were married yesterday in tn,
temple and afterward a luncheon was
served for members of the two families
an Informal reception following in the
evening at the home of tho brides par
and Mrs M. Calder. THE
rooms were bright with roses carna-
tons and ferns. and assisting were the
parents of the bride and groom, and the
Misses Williams, Bourne. Alackey and
Rawlius. The bride had no attendants,
and her gown was of dainty white swiss
trimmed with yalensciennes lace her
bouquet being of brides roses Mr.. and
Mrs. Groesbeck will reside here.
Miss Helena Badger and Hyrum
Groesbeck were married yesterday In
the temple and III the evening an in
formal reception was held al the home
of the brides sister, Mrs. $. NJ Taylor
The rooms were prettily decorated In
roses, carnations and ferns The bride
wore q gown. of tan RaJah SILK, and
carried Brides roses. Mr. and Mrs.
Groesbecs viii be at home at Is u
street.
Another of yesterdays weddings was
that OF Miss Mae Crane and Ernest
James, the ceremony being performed ~
the home of the bride by Judge Arm
strong Miss Gertrude Crane was brides
maid and Arthur James best man. The
rooms were decorated in sweet peas;
carnations and bridal wreath mingled
with ferns. and number of relatives
assisted in receiving. The brides gown
was of white silk with lace trimmings
and her bouquet brides roses me
bridesmaid wore white organdie aho
carried sweet peas In pink and white
Mr.. and Mrs. James leave today Tor Q
trip but will return here to reside
Yesterday Miss Donna Miles ant
Ernest Burgess were married IN tht
temple, and In the evening weddlht
supper was served about 30 of the rela
tives and near friends being present
The table was beautifully decorated II
pink roses and carnations, and the room!
throughout were bright with flowers
The bride wore a gown of crepe de chin
and CARRIED brides roses. Mr.. ana MIS-
burgess will make their home In Ne
vada. Today MISS Lenora Miles ant
RAY Hatch will be married and a re
oeption will be given for both brides a
the homo of their parents this evening