Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-07
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Yesterday al O'Clock D. no.. az the
salt Lake Temple. Miss Lucille Nc
Master and Nh Daniel O.. Coulam
were married. the ceremony being mere
formed by President John R Wndei
ln the presence of the patents of ths
younB couple. In the evening AM
INFORMAL reception was rendered
them at the residence of ths
pride parents, at which about POO
guests were present The bride wore
"a beautiful gown OF white SILK taste
iully trimmed with real lace. aud car
RCD large bunch of brides roses The
rooms We're decorated with usims. pli-
ted plants and festoOns OF smuax and
evergreen. while on the tables were
vases OF beautifult carnations and
American Beauty roses. Refreshments
were served under the capable direc-
ton OF Mrs Margaret Calno and Miss
Mrisht. ana @ bevy of the young sil
friends OF the bride. under the leader
hip Of Mrs l.. G. Burton assisted in
the various details OF The delightful
reception. The presents were uumor-
Gus, lovely and useful and aftcrwarI
also went the good luck shower OF rlce
and old shoes Tho bride has been
one of Salt Lakes popular school
teachers. and until her resignation.
connecIed with the Webster school She
is the daughter of Judge and Mrs
Alexander McMastor and the groom
Is wei known ana highly respected
attache of the auditors department of
the Rocky Mountain Bel Telephone
company. They win Doe at home To-
their friends at S27 Seventh East street
after Jan. ~
Another wedding of Yesterday was
that OF Miss Daisy Heesch and Oscar
A. DOuhay tho event taking place az
the home of the BRIDES parents. Mr.
and Mrs j. g.. Heesch. with Bishop
Robert Morris officiating Boo the prcs-
ence Of large number of friends. The
rooms were beautifully decorated. the
bridal party standing Zoo 3n alcovo
founcd by the bay window which was
banked with palms and fCstooned with
smilaX while "a large wedding bell of
white carnations hung FROM the arch.
The other rooms were bright with a.
profusion of pink and white carnations
and ferns the dlninEr0om being esq
pecially pretty The bride wore A gown
of cream white chiffon over taffetH
silk and carried white carnations and
her travelling gown was of gray cloth
with hat 10 match. Music was rem
dered during the evening by the Man
dolin club and assisting iu entertaining
were the Misses Mollie Alder, Nettie
Alder, Priscilla Davis and Emma Bro
berg. Mr., and Mrs. Droubay left later
for a short wedding trip. and will De
at home 20 their friends after Jan. l5
at Tooele Utah.
Mr. and Mrs Bert Seaboldt have LETT
the Knutsford hotel and taken she
residence 40 A street whore they are
now at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur S. Bird enter
tained last evening at dinner In
honor of Miss Mary Moore and Jasper
McCaskell whose engagement has been
recently announced the decorations
being: In pink roses and ferns ANA
covers laid for IA guests
Mrs Bonner Y. Smith entertained
Informally az luncheon at her home
yesterday with bridge following.
Mrs Frank Judge gives a luncheon
this afternoon for Miss Sheehan o.
New York who is visiting al the Judge
home.
Mrs Lafayette Hanchett gives
luncheon and bridge party at her homo
this afternoon, the guests being chiefly
members Of the Plate club.
Mrs. n. A Dunyon entertained yes
terday at a Luncheon for Mrs. w. G..
Higgins the table being beautifully