Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-18
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

A beautiful home wedding OF yestcr-
day was that OF Miss Vedi Glare
Bobee and Edwin l.. Dyer the re-
eel ton being held in the evening at
the home Of the brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs O. G.. Bebee following the
marriage which was solemuizcd in the
temple with President Joseph F.
Smith performing the ceremony The
bridal couple with their attendants re-
ceived in the parlor which was beauu-
fully decorated in pink chrysanthe-
NUNS and palms Miss Alice Nibley
ana Miss Beaulah Woodruff acting as
bridesmaids and Clifford Foster best
man The library and den were de-
Corated in yellow ChrNsa emums
and the dining room in violets, the
table having a centerpite OF violets
twined with smilax and folds OF chif-
fon in violet shade. while large bows
Of violet ribbon dotted the cloth The
hall. and alcove az stairs where punch
was served were decorated in yellow
chrysanthemums and palms, The
bride wore a beautiful gown OF
white messaline silk with trimmings
Of real lace and carried shower
bOquet OF brides roses. Miss Nibley
wore handsome gown Of pink
broadcloth and Miss Woodruff a gown
OF messaline in the same color. Both
carried boquets of brides roses As
sisting in receiving were Mrs. John
Byer. Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Daynes. MI.
and Mrs. A. H. Woodruff Mr.. and Mrs.
viii McCune. Among those who assist
ed in entertaing were Mrs. c. c. Nelson.
Miss Rea Nibley. the Misses Regina
Reed, Rehan Spencer. Cynthia Hardy,
Lillian Wells and Louise McCune. Miss
Emms Beebe, Miss Gwen Dunbar and
Miss Nan Clawson. Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer
left later for a trip TO the coast. the
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old rose brOadcloth with hat Of beaver
fur trimmed with velvet In the old
rose shade. They will be absent about
a month.
Another brilliant home wedding OF
last night was that of Miss GeneVieVe
Mccormick and walker Salisbury the
ceremony being performed by Bishop
Lawrence Seaman. Miss Anna Me-
Cornick acting as bridesmaid and o.
]. Salisbury as best man Mrs. Arthur
Bird. Mrs. O. j. Salisbury, Mrs l.. B.
Mccormick and Miss Maud Fitch were
ribbon bearers. A program OF beauti-
ia music was rendered by members Of
Prof. J. J. McClellan's symphony or
chestra The bride wore beautiful
gown OF white satin with trimmings Of
Iearl and lace. Her long veil of white
tulle was fastened with a wreath Of
orange blossoms, and she carried a
bouquet of white roses and orchids
Miss Anna McCornick wore beautiful
gown OF yellow satin and chiffon, trim
med with ruifles of lace. She carried
"a bouquet Of yellow chrysanthemums
tied with yellow gauze Mrs. l. b. Me
Cornick wore a handsome gown of
blue silk embroidered in black. and
Mrs. Arthur Bird a gown OF mauve
satin with trimmings OF old lace. Mrs.
O. J. Salisbury a gown Of magenta
satin with trimmings OF lynx fur Miss
Fitch wore a gown Of white satin em-
broidered in gold. with topaz orna-
ments The ribbon bearers all wore
wreaths OF chinese lilies and carried
boquets OF the same flowers Mrs.
Margaret salisbury wore a gown Of
gray satin with diamonds. Mrs Nc
Cornick beautiful gown Of white
lace over satin. The brides going
away gown was OF green broadclOth
with fur trimming. The rooms were
beautifully decorated the drawing
room In yellow chrysanthemums and
American Beauty roses. and the din
ing room IN Chetney roses, the table
having a crystal basket hlled with
them for centerpiece. About 50
guests were present and covers were
laid for these at four long tables de-
corated in the prevailing pink. the
place cards being boxes holding peices
OF the wedding cake and having the
monogram of the bridal couple Mr..
and Mrs. Salisbury LETT afterward for
Cairo. Egypt and will probably make
a worlds tour before they return
Mrs. Frank - Stevens and Mrs j.
NJ. Bowman entertain az "a luncheon
AZ the University club this afternoon
in honor OF Mrs j. + Evans Of san
Francisco. and Mrs Joseph Brinker OF
81 Louis the table being decorated in
CHENEY roses and covers laid for "A
guests.
Mrs r. A Greenwood entertained
al luncheon yesterday In honor of
Mrs j. r Evans OF San Francisco,
the table having for eenterpiece "A
basket Of chrysanthemums and covers
being laid for the following guests be-
sides Mrs. EVaus. Mrs. Frank B.
stephens. Mrs. G. 4. Rood, Mrs j N.
bowman. Mrs. Joseph Brinker. Mrs.
j. s. kinkead. Mrs } Dininny, Miss
Nellie Brinker Mrs S v Dorrah. Mrs.
l.. ~ Framework ana Mrs Ernest
stenger.
Mrs. o p. Hewitt won the prize at
tho bridge contest yesterday az the
meeting of the crystal club Mrs.
James l.angton being the hostess. Five
tables were PLAYED. ana the rooms de-
corntod in violets.
Mrs H. u Woodruff entertained the
UtoIia club yesterday, Tho rooms being
bright with autumn flowers and the
prizes won hy Mrs. p. A. Wodgwood
Mrs W. s Beer Mrs M y. STANLEY
and Mw l.. Mayer Mrs Woodruff
was assistod hr Mrs L. n Farms
worth
Yesterday Miss clara Riddle and Az
hort perreft we're married In the tenn
pie and Ia the evening reception was
held IN their honor at the home at MI
aud Mrs g. A smith. A wedding sup-
por follow ed for the friends ana re-
lafives Of the bridal couple who leave
tomorrow 90 make their home la
Canada The bride ~ daughter OF
Thomas klddlc formerly connected
with n &. NJ l. and the groom a
son OF Mr.. perrett of Stirling Canada.
During the reception music was rene
dcred by the Juvenile orchestra ~ ihe
onega school under the direction OF
Don Mcmillan.
Mrs William HAYS enierialna the
Glover club this evening az her home
Mra. William MQirea enterialns the
Sewing club this afternoon.