Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-25
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

+ "a pretty wedding celebrated the mar
sriage Of Miss Anna Frazier and Henry
T III 81 Borlyholt last night. at the home OF
the brides patents. Mr. and Mrs, Walt,
4 or Frazier, Bishop Cutler performing
relatives and intimate friends and
reception following for about $50
friends. The rooms; We're beautifully
& decorated with masses Of roses, the
FbiidaEparty standing under a canopy of
roses and vines and the flowers used in
5snrnfusion% throughout the rooms. The
brittle @oi,esa gown of white null with
trimmings OF Irish lace, and her brides
maid. Miss IA fton Paul. was also in
White, her gown trimmed with Falen-.
SCHEMES lace. Adrian Bockhold was
Abest,nan. Assisting IN receiving were
the groom's mother, and other relatives
and friends assisted In entertaining.
MIR and Mrs. BocRholt left today for.
aiissoula, Mont, where they will make
their home.
Another pretty wedding of last night
was that Of Miss Leone Rogers, daugfi-i
tersof Mrs. aurella Rogers of Farm
Sington, and Hyru,n Stewart of EaSs-
willie. which took place in this city at
the home%of the brides brother, Orson
L. Rogers. on Third street, the cere-I
5nony having taken place in the temple
during the day. The rooms We're pref
lilly decorated in roses, sweet peas and
vines, and q number of relatives and
friends assisted in receiving and enter
tanning. The bride Wore handsome
gown or white embroidered net and
carried a shower boquet of brides roses
and White sweet peas. A feature OF
THE evening was a delightful program,
of musical selections gipen51lby Miss
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Mr.. Squires About so OF the relatives
and friends were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart Will be at home at 120 Canyon
road until the completion of the Stew
art fats on First and e streets.
Yesterday Miss Nellie Bull and L, A.
Peterson We're married at the home OF
the bride, with Bishop Barton per-
forming the ceremony, Miss Annie Par
sons acting AS bridesmaid and Arthur
Gindr1pp best man. The rooms were
beautifully decorated. the plrlor In
white and green, the library. in red and
the dininlgroom In pink roses and car
nations. The bridal party stood before
an arch formed with curtains of smilaX
studded with white roses and Topped
with white satin ribbons, while roses
We're all about the room. The bride
wore II beautiful lingerie gown and
carried brides roses. Her bridesmaid
also wore white over pink. Assisting in
receiving and entertaining We're: Mrs.
Ray Don, Mrs. Birdie Bull, Mrs. l..
Matherson Misses Ruby Parsons Doro
thy and Ethel Bull. Musical selections
We're furnished by Miss Nellie Howard
at the piano. Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson
left later for a trip to st. Louis, Mo.
After Aug. I they will he at homo to
their friends here at Conway avenue.
James D. Stirling and Mary c. w. II.
Crane were married in the Salt Lake
temple yesterday and pretty recep-
ton followed at the brides home last
night.
Mrs. w. r. Wight and Mrs. Eugene
Barnes were hostesses at a bridge tea
on Thursday. eight tables being played
and a. number of others coming in later.
TO tea. Peonies. crimson rambler and
pink roses We're used in the decorations.
the dinipgroonl being especially pretty
with Cluny lace cloth over pink,
and a centerpiece of pink roses and
candles shaded in pink The hostesscs
We're assisted by Mrs. Ray Hecker-.
man, Mrs. e. c. Fairwea Their and Miss
Helen I3oxrud The. guests We're greet
/ ed at the door by little Miss Lejune
Heckerman.
r. NllsSfalCe s1ouHS entertained uellBIr-
fully last night In honor of Miss Grace
Grant. one of the months brides, the
rooms being bright with roses and tho
lawn lighted with Japanese lanterns.
Music and sgsanves We're among the
features and about so We're present
Miss Young was assisted by Mrs. Ar
thur Shepherd and Mrs. Nephi Morris.
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Mrs. Samuel Paul and Miss Ethel
Paul entertained yesterday at a. liter
airy affair, a program Of readings and
music making d. delightful afternoon.
Assisting the hostesses We're Mrs. j..