Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-17
SOCIAL. AND
PERSONAL

Mrs. j. G. Hooper entertains this
afternoon at a bridge tea. about i've
tables being played and number OF
other guests coming in for tea. The
decorations are carried out In yellow,
with roses and all details correspond
ing In the color scheme.
A Eight tables Of bridge We're played
yesterday at the card party given by
Mrs G.. H. Mcmahon, In honor OF MISS
II ellen Monroe and Miss Geneye Pratt,
and prizes awarded at each table. The
tea was served on the roof garden Of
the Caithness, rugs, Grapes and flowers
making the place attractive. Segos
lilies and wild parsnip were used IN
the decorations which were most at
Z tractive. Assisting the hostess were
Mrs. John c. DAILY and Mrs. Whitehill3
with the two guests of honor, and
prizes went to Mrs. Edward Roberts,
Miss Selma Wall, Miss Alice Wall,
Miss Edna Farnsworth, Miss Mar
garet Harris, Miss Ruby Koerber, Mrs.
Whitehill and Miss Pratt,
Mrs. Grace Woolley entertained at a
card party yesterday for MISS Jean
Spencer. about 80 being present. AS
8Denhalter, Miss Helen Meade and Miss
Myrtle Jack. The rooms were pretti-
IL decorated in .ptpnies, roses and
syringa and in the card game the
Japanese idea was carried out large
purple bows being on each tapie ana
E the TALES having the initial j inter-
woven With flowers in hand painted de-
sign. Many details Of the refresh
tmepts were also done in the initial y.
Prizes in the contest were won by
Miss Alice Young, Miss Leah Farr3
ana Miss Alice Wells, while guest
prize went to Miss Spencer.
Miss Jennie Romney and Alexander
C. Crawford We're married yesterday
In the temple and in the evening
large reception was held at the nome
of the bride. which was beautifully
decorated In roses, carnations and
green's The bride wore a gown of
white satin with lace trimmings and
carried roses. She was attended by
her sister, Miss Irene Romney, VINO.
was gowned in blue silk CARRYING
white roses Relatives ana intlislate
friends + assisted in entertaining and
music was furnished during the even
ing by an orchestra. Mr.. and Mrs.
Crawford will be at home after June
%, at e75 II street.
Another pretty wedding Of yesterday
was that of Miss Blanche Nuttall and
p. H. Young. the ceremony being per-
formed at the home of the brides par
Fents,s Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nuttall
8at O'Clock by DR.. Seymour -.
Young. The bride wore a gown of.
dainty white and carried roses. She
was attended By Miss Zina Young, who
was also gowned In white and carried
sweet peas. ME. Ford Griggs acted as
{ best man The rooms We're bright
with a profusion of June roses, and a
number OF friends assisted in enter
5taing.
Z Miss Bessie Tullfdge and Fred NJ.
sShurtliffe were married last night at
the home of the brides sister, Mrs
{ G. j. Mack. Rev P. A. Simpkin Of
Afciating and large reception follow
ing. The brides gown was of white
i silk and she carried white roses. Her
brides maids We're Misses Alice and
Bertha Mack who were both gowned
gsin blue and carried Shasta daises.
+ The rooms We're decorated in pink
+ and white roses and carnations
( mingled with ferns and srnilix. The
bridal party WIS assisted in receiving
i by Miss Julia Tullidge and Miss Daisy
Wonnocott, After SJrne Is. Mr.. and
( Mrs. sShurtlifte Will be at home to their
friends at $40 east Fourth South street.
Miss Carrie Atkins and Corydon
Higgins were among yesterdays bridal
couples. Rev. Q. z. Perkins perform