Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-23
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

ding of MISS Ina Smith, daughter
of President and Mrs Joseph F. Smith,
and Joseph Stras Peery of Ogden. the
marriage having been solemnized In the
temple at noon with President Smith
performing the ceremony. and q break
fast following at the Bee Hive, the
brides home, for about so OF the near
relatives and friends The rooms were
decorated throughout in the Christmas
reds and greens, with an effective ar
rangement oil bells and holly sprays.
The bride wore Il travelling gown OF
blue panne velvet. She had no attend
ants. MIR. and Mrs Pccry left later for
a trip to Los Angeles. after which they
will return here To reside The bridal
pair are among the most popular and
best known OF Utah's older families,
and will receive the best wishes OF a
host of friends.
Tho marriage of Miss Nettie Olsen
and Herman Schettler took place at
noon today in the temple. and this eve
ming n reception viii be held at the
home of the brides mother. Mrs. o. b.
Olsen. the decorations to be in tho
Christmas colors. and about 40 relatives
and friends to be present. The brides
gown Is of white liberty satin With
pearl trimmings. and her boquet Will be
a shower of white roses Appropriate
music Will be furnished by Miss Helen
Hartley ana Miss Irene Kelly, and
number of the young girl friends will
assist in entertaining. Receiving with
the bridal couple and Mrs. Olsen will
be Mrs Schettler Mrs. II. A, Porchcr.
Miss Laritta Porcher and Miss Winni-
fred Smith Mr. and Mrs. Schettler
will be at home after February at 3S5
2 street.
Last night the marriage of Miss Lulu
Gaumer and Frank Johnson took place
at the home of tine brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. l. Gauner. the ceremony
being performed at o'clock In the pres
ence of the families and near friends.
with Rev. L. S. Bowerman officiating.
and a reception following for about 30
guests The rooms were de6corated
throughout In the Christmas reds and
greens, bells and holly being used with
pretty effect The mu3.c was fur
nished by Miss Elizabeth Watkins, who
presided at the piano. the selections be-
ing the Bridal Chorus from 'Lohen-
gren" and Mendclssohn's Spring
Song" The maid OF honor WAS Miss
Maud West, and the bridesmaid Miss
Emily West while Mr. John Chalk act
cd rs best man The bride wore gown
of cream-satin with lace trimmings and
carried q shower boquet OF brides
roses The maid of honor wore gown
Of pale blue SILK. and the bridesmaid
white messaline satin. They carried
respectively boquets of white and pink
carnations Assisting in receiving were
the brides parents. and presiding In the
diningroom were Mrs. p. Johnson and
Mrs. G. w Parks, while the Misses lla
Gaumer and Mary Watkins served
punch Er and Mrs. johnson VIII
make their home here
Invitations have been issued by the
Alpha Pl fraternity for reception and
bail in honor of Alumni chapter of
Alpha Pl on Wednesday evening, Dec
% at the Odcon The patrons of the
affair, which prmlses to be ono of the
largest dancing parties of the winter,
are Gov. and Mrs. William Spry. Mayor
and Mrs. John s. Bransford, Mr., and
Mrs w w Ritter, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Mont Ferry, Mr.. and Mrs. William
IGleheart, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Dale.
President and Mrs. j. T. Kingsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs Waldemar Van Cott. Col
and Mrs. Walter S. Scott, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank 3, Stephens. Dr. and Mrs W.
c. Ebaugh.
Last night quiet wedding celebrat-
cd the marriage OF Miss Rose Donkin
and George Fisher, the ceremony TAX
ing place at the BRIDES home. and MISS
Imcy Trowbridge acting as bridesmaid.
A number of friends and relatives were
present
| Miss Ivy wilkinson gave a box party
| at the Mission theatcr on Tuesday
night. her guests including Jean Win
| der. I,ucIla Cutler Lillian Hall. VIII
| WetzeIl, Edgar Hall. VIII Home and
Myron Billings.
| A pretty AFFAIR of yesterday was the
Christmas tree entertainment at the
Ladies' Literary club. planned by a
number of young society girls and ma
irons for about 30 poor children, the
tree being beautifully dressed. and
hung with gifts for the little ones. and
a program given besides for their en-
tertainment The scene was one OF
mirth and delight for the happy guests
OF honor, as we'll as the hostesses- Miss
Gertrude NcGrath was chairman OF
the charitable undertaking. with Miss
Minette Baer. Miss Daisy Raybould
and Miss Carrie Sappincton as the ex-
/ ocutlyc committee and Miss Loreen
Ieary treasurer. Others taking part
were Sfrn Adolph Baer, Mrs. r.. II.
officer. Mrs Louis D. Gordon. Mrs w
], Eiser. Mrs. Jasper McCaskell anc
fhc Misses Daisy Raybould Mildred
Mcmillan, Lucille FRANKIE. Stolla Fa-
bian. Elizabeth Niles. Edna Dunn. Ell
nor Stewart. Lucille Clark. Care,
Marshall. Joy DeCamp Charlott,
Holmes. Mary HalloraD. Aline McMIl-
Ian. Helen Evans, Juliet Banks, Mis-.
Baker.