Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-23
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.


the decorations being In green and
white, with shasta daisies and ferns
for a centerpiece. and green ribbons
reaching from this to the places. and
the cards being decorated In suit cases,
foreign scenes and other devices sug-
gestlve of Miss Rawln's coming trip.
The guests. besides Miss R0wilns, We're
Miss Carrie Atkins Miss Elise Yates,
Miss Florence Culmer, Miss Margaret
Harris Miss Edna Farnsworth, Miss
Helen Jennings Miss olive Bartch,
Miss Maud Miller, MISS Zaida Both
wen and Miss Hazel sappington.
Mrs. s. c. snyder entertained at
cards yesterday for her niece, Miss
Estelle Marias. the decorations being
In sweet peas, and prizes won by Miss
Marias and Miss Eva Snow Assist
ing the hostess were Miss Wiunifred
Brice, Miss Elsie Mcmillan and
Miss Edgarda Wedgewood,
Mrs. sam C. Park and Miss Mar
geret Park gave II luncheon at the
Country club yesterday for Mrs. w.
H. Daily and Mrs. j. II. Young,
Mrs. George w. Reed has returned
from stay OF several weeks with
friends in st. Louis
hlHS LARA lkHNltllS WIN VIC Sues VI
honor at a tea this afternoon to be
given by Miss Edna Farnsworth
Last night Miss Grace Birell was
hostess at a delightful lawn party at
her home the decorations being in
Japanese lanterns fans and parasois.
Dancing and a program of music Dy
the Hawaiian band were among the
features.
Last night Miss Mary A. Pursell and
John W. Eakins were married, the
ceremony being performed by Rev. e.
II. Perkins at the home of the blide's
sister, Mrs. f, $. Luff, large recep-
ton following. The rooms were beau
tlfully decorated in pink and white.
with sweet peas as the flowers, MIN
gled with palms and ferns, the bridal
party standing under large wedding
bell of white sweet peas, hung from
rhe bay window, which was decorated
with ribbon strcamers, ferns, flowers
and palms. The bride wore princess
gown of white silk null over taffeta
and carried white sweet peas; the ma
iron of hoonr, Mrs. s. #. Luff, wore
pale blue null, and the two little flower
girls. Gwendolyn Luff and Lois Thonp-
SON. were in white. and each carried q
basket of pink and white sweet peas.
j. A. Eakins brother Of the groom was
best man. Miss Mabel Morse and
Claude Nettleton, rendered the bridal
music, and punch was served on the
veranda by Mrs. Edith Thompson, ard
the Misses Mabel Phillips and Anne
Carmen. Mr. and Mrs. Eakin left
later for a trip to California, but Will
return here to reside.
Another pretty home wedding OF
Yesterday was that of, Miss Bertha
Nkrg - Of
go, the ceremony being performed at
1880 at the home OF the bride, with
Bishop Jensen officiating in the pres
ence of the families and near friends
A wedding supper followed, the rooms
being bright with nasturtiums and
sweet peas, The brides gown was OF
white silk null and she carried sweet
peas They will be at home 10 their
friends after Aug. l at l Wellington
avenue Forest Dale.
Miss Edna Dunn gave a luncheon at
the Country club yesterday, the dec
oratiuns being in sweet peas and the
following being present. Miss Stella
Fabian Miss Winifred Dyer Miss Mary
Smedley. Miss Margaret Field Of chi
cago, Miss lone Morrison, Miss Eudora
DAILY. Miss Bess Mcmillan, Miss Mary
Moore, Miss Alice WALL Miss Brentano,
Mrs. Sam Porter and Mrs. j.. j. Camp
belli --.
Mrs. w. j. Rool1iidge entertained at
luncheon at the Country club yester-
day. her guests being Mrs Adolph
Baer Mrs Karl a. Schied, Miss Marion
Rnokldge, Mrs. w. w. Armstrong,
Mrs T. B. Woodbridge, Mrs. W Q Alex
ander, Mrs W. Edward Fife and Miss
Addie Zane.
Mr.. and Mrs Vance Lane gave a
dinner yesterday at the Country club
for Mr.. and Mrs. f. s, Bryson OF Oma-
ha. The decorations were in sweet
peas and covers laid for a half dozen.
on July "a the Glover club will leave
for 10 days stay at Brighton under
the chaperonage of MI. and Mrs. w. II.
Baxter. The members are Misses Rhoda
Baxter, Hattie Coombs, Nell and Mar
guerite Allen. Alice Hubert, GeneiVe
Bourne and Hedze Johnson.
Miss Little Mcfarland has returned
from six weeks stay on the coast.
Mrs. A. G. Rees and Mrs A. w.
Davis are spending few days AT
Mountain, Parley's canyon.
The Social Evening club had an
outing at saltair on Tuesday and
spent an enJoNaDle AFTERNOON WIN
dancing, bathing and boating. a
luncheon was served, the refreshment
committee being Mrs. A. Mcfarland,
Mrs. f. r. Hickey and Mrs. Elmer
Pierce.
h G. Whitney has returned from a
short stay with his family in Brighton.
Miss Lille Mcfarland has returned
from a six weeks stay on the coast.
Miss Mary Holiday returned this
morning from an extended trip through
Mexico, Grand Canyon. Arizona All
California.
Last night Miss Emma c. Tewett and
George w. Vincent were married, the
ceremony being performed at o'clock
by Bishop Joseph Christensen at the
home of the bride. The rooms were
beautifully decorated in pink and white
roses and carnations and forms, and
wedding supper followed the ceremony
for the family and intimate friends who
were present Miss Jane NJ. Vincent
| WAS bridesmaid and Iohn II Wiucapt