Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-01
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Miss SarahA NICK innom OF Randolph,
Utah, and Joseph H. Smith. were mar
rled Wednesday In the temple by the
elder John Henry Smith the groom's
father and in the evening a large re-
ception was held at the home OF the
grooms parents, about 200 guests being
present The rooms were beautifully
decorated. the pirlor in white and pink
carnations, palms aud Terms, the win
dow being banked In palms and the
mantel In smilax and pink carnations.
The diiugroom was I'm white and green,
the centerpiece handsome family
heirloom in silver. being mIssed with
white sweet peasc. smilax and bridal
wrcal. Mrs Jonn'llenry smith was as
sisted In receiving by the brides moth
cr. Mrs Archibald Mckinnom. Mrs
NJ. A. Pond and Mrs NJ. q. Smith
presided IN the dininRroom. assisted by
fncmbers Of the IGuterpo club. and Miss
Claire Smith served punch A musical
program was given during the evening
by the Misses Lenore Watts, Vera Jen-
son. and the Misses Bess. leila and
Laura Smith The bride wore n gown
of white chiffon with trimmings of lace
and pearls; carried bridesroses She
had no attendants. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
viii be at home after July Is at ~
west First North street
one Of the prcttiest weddings of the
season was that Of Miss Geneive
Knowlton and Charles II. West. fol-
lowing the marriage which took place
In the morning az the temple. The ar
fair took place at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs Il. q.
Knowlton on north Main street, the
adjoining home of MIR. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Taylor being thrown open for the
event also for the entertainment of
the numerous guests. The rooms In
III. 4.
ed roses, sweet peas and palms being
used In artistic profusion throughout.
An orchestra stationed behind a bank
Of palms rendered delightful music
during the evening. Assisting I'm re-
ceiving were MI and Mrs. knowlton.
Mrs. West the groom's mother, and
Mr.. and Mrs. j W. Taylor assisted
by Miss Gwen knowlton and Miss
Marguerite Taylor Punch was served
by Miss Marian Ellerbeck Miss ELY
sbeth Cobbs presided I'm the dining
room assisted by the Misses Ellen and
Airline Tibbetts. Helen Elerbeck and
Georgia felt The bride wore a hand
some gown OF white Ratah silk trim
med with real lace and carried a show
er bouquet OF brides roses. Her going
away gown was OF gray cloth with
hat and gloves TO match. Mr.. and Mrs.
West have gone for a short trip and
July 90 at II Gordon avenue.
Another pretty wedding OF yesterday
was that celebrating the marriage OF
Miss GeneVe Horne and Orson Ben
MON which took place in the temple az
noon, the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Horne being beau
tifully decorated for the event with
carnations, palms and ferns I'm the
parlor, roses in the library and nastur-
tiums in the dining room, while the
porches ana grounds we're strung with
japanese lanterns An orchestra and
male quartet rendered delightful Sc
lectons turing the evening. The bride
wore gown Of white messaline satin
with trimmings OF Duchesse lace and
carried brides roses She was attended
by her sister Miss Annie Horne who
wore charming gown of pink %
candle and carried a bouquet Of sweet
peas. Vincent Bennion, the grooms
brother acted as best man Assisting
during the evening were Mrs. j. sum
merhays, Mrs. 3. T. Bennion, Mrs.
Swan, Mrs. Horace Cummings, Mrs.
Sarah Woolley and a number of the
Young girl friends OF the bride. Miss
Katherine Clawson Miss Mary Horne
ana Miss May Bennion served punch.
Little Helen Horne. a sister of the
bride, dispensed boxes of the brides
cake. Mr.. and Mrs Bennion left later
for short wedding trip. after which
they will go to the Bennion ranch in
wyoming to make their home
An interesting home wedding OF the
week was that OF Miss Lizzie Williams
and Mr. Hyrum h. Schettler, which
took place at the home OF the brides
parents a57 west First North street
Wednesday night the ceremony being
performed by Bishop MILFORD Emery
OF the Twenty ninth ward The bride,
who is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
sam Williams. was charmingly attirel
In white messaline gown and carried
brides roses, She was given away by
her father and was attended by Miss
Pauline 5. Yard Mr. Clarence l. Schett-
Ter was best man. After the ceremony
sumptuous wedding supper was
served to about rs invited guests fol-
lowed by musical program consisting
of vocal selections by the Misses Mabel
and Mary Williams and piano num-
bers by Samuel Williams and Miss
Agatha Schettler The young couple
Will be at home TO their friends at ZOE
west Third North street. on and after
July IS.
A delightful wedding reception cele-
bra led the marriage OF Miss la Won
Nelson and u. Clyde Felt, the affair
taking place AT the home OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Thomas Kendiick which was
beautifully decorated. profusion Of
potted plants and cut flowers orange
blossom and white carnations being
used in the diningroom the table being
an attractive picture. The bride wore
gown OF white chiffon over taffeta
caught with sprays of orange blossoms
and carried shower boquet of brides
roses and orange blossoms. Miss Re
becca Nelson was bridesmaid and wore
gown of blue null, carrying white
roses. Little Norma Felt and Ruby
Nelson wore dainty white gowns and
carried baskets Of flowers. An Inn
tromptu musical program was given
during the evening. a number OF
friends and relatives assisted the ar
ents OF the bride and groom In receive
ing Mr. and Mrs Felt will take a
short wedding trip and afterward go to
ogden to reside.
Miss Emma Lucy Gates will be guest
Of honor at an informal reception to-
night. given by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Gates, at the Social hail
Miss virginia Shannon entertained at
a delightful reception on Thursday