Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-19
SOCIAIs AND
~. .,.sg + PERSONAL


v East night Miss Ada Yard and Harry
Broo ks3 were married at the home OF
tine brides, Elder Nephi Morris perform
ingst he ceremony at T:30 y. ~. and
large reception following. The bride
and groom we're attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. win HAYS, and little Florence
Hays acted as flower girl. The bride
wore handsome lingerie gown and
carried 'bridesroses:: Mrs. Hays was
alsoSin White and carried white carna-
tons, Tie rooms were decorated with
profusion of flowers and green's, the
bridal party standing under a floral
bell done lin green and white, and the
dtningrooin being especially pretty with
its artistic table in pink and white
sweet peas The national colors we're
effectively used and also goldenglow.
About 10 guests We're present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brooks will be at home after Sept.
4 ata76S& Sixth East street.
Another pretty wedding of yesterday
was that OF. Miss Ardella Brown and
George f. Larson, the ceremony being
performed at s p. M at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ
Brown. with Bishop Edward Parry Of
Sficiating. and a reception following. The
rooms were beautifully decorated. the
$parlor in pink and white roses. and the
sdiningroom in yellow, the table having
a centerpiece9of goldengl owga and stream
sers, of yellow ribbon brought from the
chandelier to the four corners. The
&veranda and lawn We're lighted with
colored lanterns. The, bride wore
gown OF white silk null and carried IA
shower bouuet8of white rosebuds, She
was attended by Miss Myrtle Brown,
who wore pink null over taffeta and J
carried pink carnations. Mr. Larsen
the sroom,s brother, was best man.
About 1875 guests were present. Assist.
ing were the Misses Elizabeth Evans of
Provo and Pearl Larson3of Ephraim
Anna Walch, Elizabeth Evans and Sam
uel Williams rendered several musical
selections. Mr.. and Mrs. Larson will be
at home to their friends after Sept. 4,
at 30 west Seventh South street.
A large bridal affair of last evening
was the marriage of Miss NIargeretta5
johnson and Frank r. Wicks, which
took place at the home of the brides
parents in Sandy, with Rev. p. a. Simp-t
kin performing the ceremony at y
o'clock p. m. The parlors We're decorat-
ed in pink and White roses, carnations
and sweet peas, the library In yellow
with goldenglow and shaded candles
and the dninSroomS in red and white
roses, sweet peas, and hearts. GenevieYe1
johnson and Clayton Johnson rendered
appropriate bridal music throughout
With piano and violin, and a number OF:
friends assisted in entertaining. The.
bride wore a beautiful gown of white
lace over silk and carried bridesroses.
She had six attendants, all goWned In
pink and white, Miss Josephine j ohnsonl
being maid of honor, and the Misses
Ada Craco,s leila .Morril Edith Walker
and Alberta Brown as bridesmaids, and
Olive ISuhre as flower girl Mr., Arthur
yVicks was best man.. The brides go
mg-away gown was of ecru silk with
( hat to match. A number of friends and
relatives assisted in entertaining, and
about 100 guests were present. After
short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Wicks will be at home at Garfield
So
The marriage Of Miss Rose Teresa
Radcliffe and Leroy Strong took place
last night at the brides home, the
ceremony being performed by Rev. W.
f e. Buxton and a reception following
for the relatives and friends. The
rooms were prettily decorated In white
roses and ferns, and Miss Lucille Arms
strong rendered the bridal music at the
piano. The bride wore a gown OF white
silk with trimmings of Irish point lace
and a white hat with white plumes,
and carried white roses. She was at
tended by her two sisters, Mrs. Joseph
Cannon of Pocatello and Mrs CLIFTON
Young, both wearing gowns of white
and carrying sweet peas Mr.. Lorenzo
Piper was best man. Mr.. and Mrs.