Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-24
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

and Morrill, Newton Farr was solemn
lied in the temple at noon yesterday,
and in the evening a large reception
was held at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Spencer,
about 800 being present The rooms
We're decora ted with red, pink and
white roses Wild parsley and syringa,
the parlor In white and green, with
Emantel and crate q mass of white
roses. ferns and wild parsley branches,
and white roses all about the room. An
AalcOyc was formed In the northwest
corner of the front parlor with great
branches of wild parsley and syringa
forming a background, and roses and
syringa on either side The rear par
of them banking. the mantel, and every
available spot. Refreshments We're
served in a room lined with red and
white roses, the table having q Floren-
4 tine lace cover, and for a centerpiece a
+ huge branch of scarlet creeper roses.
Tho sitting room was In. yellow, the
small sunflowers being used. The porch
and lawn We're bright with colored lam
terms, and an alcoVe was formed on
the lawn with rugs spread on the grass,
and punch was served under a
drlpcry of flags and a huge
Japanese parasol. The bride wore
a White lnessaline satin gown
with trimmings Of Dllchesse lace
and carried a shower boquet Of brides
roses and white sweet peas. Her
bridesmaid, Miss Rehan Spencer, was
in blue and white organdie with trim
mings of real lace, and carried a bo-
quet Of pink carnations Mr.. Henry
Bcst attended the groom. An orchestra
rendered and led by Prof. George ESkel-t
ton gave a program of beautiful music
during the evening. At the close Of the
reception the bride stood on the veran-
da and threw her boquet among a
bevy of young girls, the lucky one
supposed to be a bride within the year.
Assisting in receiving were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. D. Spencer, Mrs g. S. Burton,
Mrs. d. S. Spencer, Mrs. Louise Nc
Cune, Mrs. Newton Farr. Mrs. w. j.
Bennett, Mrs. Rossiter and Miss Leah
Farr. Assisting in the diningroom and
at the punch bowl We're the Misses
Margaret Whitney. Helen Heade, Mar
garet Taylor. Blanche squires, Lynn
knowlton Juliet Knowlton, Georgia
Felt, Brunette Clawson and Louise.
Spencer.
Another pretty wedding of last night
was that of Miss Irene Hunter and
Archie w. Chamberlain following the
marriage in the temple at noon. The
house was a bower of June roses and
greens, red scarlet creepers being used
in the diningroom with charming effect.
The bride Wore handsome gown of.
French silk marquette over white lib
erty satin with trimmings OF Ducilesse
lace. She carried q shower boquet of
Lilies of the valley and white roses.
Delightful music was furnished by the
Hawaiian troubatlours, and assisting in
receiving were Mr.. and Mrs. o f..
Hunter, parents of the bride, and Mr..
and Mrs. John NJ. Chamberlain, parents
OF the groom. Mrs. p. 7. Anderson OF
! Wyoming and the Misses Alice Hardy
and Florence Atwood assisted in the
diningroom. Punch was served in the
\ library by the Misses jeanette Wolf,
| Allie Taylor and Pearl Swallow.
| Miss Clara L. Holmes and William
Hardy We're among yesterdays bridal
| couples, the marriage taking place in
| the temple and reception following at
| the brides home. The rooms were beau
| tifully decorated in red roses and
hearts, the diningroom being especially
pretty The bride wore a dainty gown
I of pale blue and carried white roses.
Her three bridesmaids, the Misses Ada,
Anna and Emily Holmes. were all in
| white IT, w. Hard v acted as best man,
| and a number of friends and relatives
assisted in receiving and serving.
/ .5it-s *tS
Miss Ada Bransford and DIR. Milford
| 3. Bransford were married yesterday.
the ceremony being performed at the
| home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
! Mrs. John p. Bransford, with Rev.
t5C. f. Perkins officiating. June roses
ana ferns were all about the rooms and
| friends assisted in receiving and serv-
/ ing About 20 guests We're present. Mir.
and Mrs Bransford left later for a. trip
to California and VIII afterward make
their home here.
| An out of town wedding OF interest to
| Salt IIakers was that of Lie Grand
Young, Jr., and Miss Fern Scott of
Montana. which took place at the
| brides homo, number. of friends from
! Salt Lake being present at the we'd
ding. Dr.. G.. c. Richardson Of this
was best man.. Mr.. and Mrs. Young
after a short wedding trip will be at
thome to their friends in this city.
Miss Vera Oswald and Mr. Will Rowe
were among yesterday 5 bridal couples,
their marriage being celebrated in a.
pretty reception at the home of the
brides parents. which was beautifully
decorated for the occasion with a pro-
fusion of June flowers in different col
8ors,s and number of friends aud rela-
tives assisting. Mr.. and Mrs Rove
Evil, make their home here.
| Miss Leone Rogers. daughter of Mrs.
Aurelia Spencsr Rogers, and Hyrum
CT av., ~ ,ro -, N, rf.iel this Y1orpfpr III,