Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-06
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

The largest affair Of the day viii be
| that In celebration Of the founding at
| the l. ID. S. Church, which took place
| eighty years ago on the 9th day Of
| April The AFFAIR viii be held at the
Social hall and a program has been
| planned ln which am address will be
given by President Joseph r. smith.
| and other features viii be included.
A most elaborate affair was the we'd
ding of Miss Katherine Adams. niece
Of Mr.. A. L. Thomas, and Lieut. Wiley
Evans Dawson Of the Twenty-ninth u
s. infantry. The ceremony was nor
formed at $50 o'clock az St Paurs
church, with Rev. C.. =. Perkins ofici-
ating. Mrs. William d. Foster acting
as matron of honor. Miss Annie II
Adams maid Of honor; Miss Marjorie
Short bridesmaid. and little Floradora
Thomas, flower girl. while Lieut.. o. O.
Ellis OF the post was best man. The
ushers We're Carl Adams. A. n. Thomas.
Lieut. Dixon and Lieut. Gary OF Fort
Douglas who entered first, followed bv
the little flower girl, and after her the
bridesmaid, maid Of honor. and matron.
followed by the bride on the arm of
hor uncle, A. L. Thomas They were
met at the altar by the groom and his
best man. The brides gown was of
white meteor crepe beautifully en-
broidercd and trimmed with real lace.
She wore a long veil Of tulle fastened
with crescent OF pearl and sapphiros.
the gift u the groom, and carried "a
shower boquet Of brides roses.
Mrs Foster wore her wedding gown
Of three years ago, a white chiffon over
taffcta with trimmings Of real lace:
Miss Adams was IN a gown Of mink
radium silk, deliberately trimmed i'm
gold passamenterie, and Miss short
was also in pink radium. and both
bridesmaids carried pink carnations.
The little flower girl WIS I'm "a gown
Of pink silk NULL and carried a basket
of pink flowers Mr. BerkhoeI prcsid-
ed at tho organ. giving appropriate se-
lections throughout
After the ceremony a reception was
held az the home Of Mr.. A. l. Thoma.
which was beautifully decorated i'm
American flags. and pink and white
roses and carnations. the dining room
being especially pretty with its attrac-
lively arranged table done with pink
and white tullo. ribbons and carna-
lions. Mrs Elbrldge Thomas and
Mrs. Samuel C.. Park presided In the
dining room Later Lieut.. and Mrs.
Dawson left Tor wedding trip which
viii include the larger eastern cities.
after which they will be at Buffalo. ~
y whore the groom's regiment Is sta
toned
Mrs W II Dale and Mrs s c. Snv-
der entertained at q musicale ycster-
day al the home of Mrs. Dale. which
was done In dainty blue and white
with white carnations In blue bowls.
blue shaded candelabra and streamcrs
Of blue tulle fastened az the corners !
with large bows a delightful musical /
program followed, including a harp solo |
by Mrs W g. futile. "a piano selection I
by Mrs. Fred Hornung, vocal numbers /
hy Mrs B 4. Rintz and Miss Stella /
Angel. with violin selections by Master /
Russell Bailey
Mrs John Reed leaves today for Seat
tie, where she win spend the summer /
with relatives. and incidentally give /
readings there and iu other cities OF the
Pacific northwest
Mrs Harold Sicge returns today 10
Wells. New, accompanied by her moth
Pr, Mrs Borkhoel for a stay Of several
weeks.
Mrs. Walter Scott gave a box party
at the Mission thoator
Mrs w II Dee and Mrs S. n shar-
man entertain this afternoon at lunch |
,on al Mrs Dee's home IN honor Of
Mrs g II Block and Mrs S. W. Dunn. !
he decorations being In dafodlls and