Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

and candles shaded ln The same color
The bride wore "a gown of white bruud-
cloth trimmed In while silk braid and
carried white roses Her bridesmaid,
Miss Edna Castleton was Ia pale blue
silk ami carried pink ruses. and W A.
Castletun WAS best man. Assisting dur.
Ing the evening we're Mrs Wallace
Castietgn. Miss nenelrve Bourne and
the Misses Myrtle. FLORENCE and Edna
Miss Ethel Castletun, The bridal party
was assisted M receiving BY Mrr. a.
w Chapman, Miss Aloe Castleton' and
M. snd Mrs CnHtletun. After Dec. n.
Mr.. and Mrs Shade viii DE at home 90
their friends at ga Windsor avenue.
Another pretty home wedding of last
night WAS that of Miss Carrie VIII
hanson and James NJ Hlakeley the
ceremony hrins performed at the home
VI Tie brides parents. Mr.. and Mfs.
Hnm williamson. With Rev. g.. &. Nc
lniyre officiating. Miss Edythe Evans
acting as bridesmaid and Mr. Tom
Castleton best man The rooms were
beautifully decorated with palms. ferns
and chrysanths nums. white iu the
parlor and yellow loo the dining room
which was especially pretty With It's
lace cloth over yellow satin and
caudelabra With yellow shades. The
bride wore gown OF white chiffon
over satin long veil of tulle worn BY
hM mother at her own wedding. which
vas fastened With wreath OF orange
blossoms. and carried white roses. Her
bridesmaid wore a gown Of pale blue
crepe dc chine and carried pink roses.
Miss Janet Williamson the brides sis
ter presided az the plano and played
beautiful selection VI bridal music
preceding and during the ceremony.
Assisting during The evening were
Mrs Frank Anderson Miss Lydia
Smithen, Miss Grace Vincent ana Miss
Elda HarcOmbe. The bridal party was
assisted la receiving by Nj. ana Mrs
sam Williamson Later Mr.. and Mrs
Blakeley left for Reno. New. where
they viii be az home ~ their friends
after Dec. 10.
Miss Pearl Allenbaugh and Sntt A
Jones were among last nights bridal
couples, the ceremony being performed
~ the home Of the brides mother,
Miss Alice Allenbaugh by Rev w 7.
Brown and large reception following
The parlors were decorated IN pink
carnations, ferns and smilax. and the
dining room In yellow chrysanthemums
with festoOus OF smilaN and Germs
brought from the chandelier to the
corners The brides gown was OF white
IL
boquet Of brides roses Beautiful and
appropriate musical selections were
given BY Mrs. W A. WetzeIl with her
ladies' quartet comprising herself. Mrs
g. e.. Daily. Miss Gail Minis and Miss
LeOla Schrack with Miss Hattie Nc
Farland al the piano. Assisting wers
Airs. II. L. Chamberlain. Miss Maud
Quayle. AIRS. Currine Harris Hammer
Miss Gladys Quayle and Mrs. Allen
Jones will be nc home 60 their friends
az 1921 south State street
Miss Mabel +. p Rankin and Edwin
g.. Davis were married last night at
the brides home Rev. G. r. Neel Of
hciating In the presence OF the near
friends and relatives VINO comprised
the guests The rooms We're decorated
with sprays Of orange blossoms and q
wedding supper served from a prettily
arranged table The bride wore a
gown Of white SILK null over satin and
carried a bouquet OF white roses Mr.
and Mrs. Davis Will be at home TO
their frlenGs after Dee. 1, at iO4 Fourth
South street.
Mrs. L. c. Robinson and Miss Noble
entertained at a beautifully appointed
luncheon yesterday al the Alta club,
the table being laid in the gold room
and decorated In Thanksgiving effect,
baskets OF fruit being at each end of
the table and the place-cards being I'm
the shape OF miniature turkeys.
basket OF violets formed the center
piece fianked with vases of chrysan-
themums and candeiabra shaded in
lavender. Covers were laid for so
guests Miss Flora Wilson. whose con
cert engagement next Monday viii be
the social event OF next week. was the
guest Of honor. Miss Wilson. who has
charming personality. wore a Worth
gown OF ashes OF roses velvet trimmed
with beautiful Irish lace specially de
signed and made for Queen Victoria's
mother This historic lace belonged to
SeCy Wilson's uncle. Sir Andrew Lusk.
who was knighted by Queen Victoria.
Sir Andrew Lusk Is now In his one
hundred and second year Lady Lusk is
much inteTes ted IN Miss Wilson's sing
ing career and presented her with this
beautiful gift, expressing her best
wishes and hoping il would bring her
good luck In her concert tour. request
inc that after she had worn Il. she
should present IL to "a museum The
gown is made with a Dutch neck. and
the waist is heavily trimmed with the
lace The skirt trimming extends
around the skirt, the front panel being
about 20 inches deep. The waist and
skirt are edged with sable. In the morn
Ing Miss Wilson spoke at the lunch
con given to the football team at the
Commercial club. She delighted the
boys with her "reminiscences. She said
her father determined 10 have an Of
his five sons have college education a.
he had 10 sell his farm to do So one
OF the boys was tired OF college but was
most anxious To take dancing lessons
SeCv. Wilson made a bargain that ne
would paw for dancing lessons II nc
would keep up with his class I'm geome.
try. He agreed TO this and completed
his college course. Another boy was
persuaded TO complete his college course
and proved to be one OF the best ath-
letes IN the college has been a professor
OF Bookings college for six years. Miss
Wilson was a visitor IN salt Like six
years ago. when she accompanied her
father In his tour OF the west when he
visited sugar factories. large fruit
farms and the forests of the west
Senator Reed SmOot gave n luncheon
at the Commercial club yesterday for
members OF the football team and their
ladies who are here from Logan. Miss
Flora Wilson also being among the
guests.
Mrs. Pennel Cherrlngton entertained
her bridge club yesterday at lunch