Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-10
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Il 81 ltal
Z Mrs. e., a. Craig announces the en-
gugement Of her daughter Cleo t
Spencer Clawson, Jr., the marriage t
take place early in January.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Willard 4. Cannon
! entertain their club this evening al
4 their home.
/. An interesting affair OF yesterday
4 was the dinner given by Capt. and
Mrs. John NJ. Palmer IN honor of Gen.
William Fl. Bisbee, the table having
for centcrpiecc a vase OF pink car
(, nations. and pink shaded lights at the
| corners, while the favors were In tho
same colors. Besides the guest Of
honor We're present Mr.. and Mrs.
1 Richard a. Keyes. Maj. and Mrs.
| Dwight N. Holley aud Miss Hollcy,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Duncan Elliott and
| Lieut., and Mrs. Edwin Butcher.
| Another delightful affair Mt the post
| last night was the bridge party given
by Lieut.. ana Mrs. Walthall In honor
OF Lieut.. and Mrs. Paul c. Potter who
leave shortly for the coast The dec
orations were IN the holiday red and
green, and assisting during the eve
ming was Mrs. r. NJ. Miller Five
tables were played.
Miss vira Hlrst entertained at
pleasant affair on Thursday In honor
of Miss Perscilla Worth IN the way
lof parcel shower, the time being
spent with music and gnmes aud
light refreshment served. About 80
were present. EE
One OF the prettiest home weddings
OF the season was that OF Tuesday
evening, when Miss Ellen Ruth
MAtheson became the wife OF Mr.. A..
Leroy Rands. The bride entered the
room on the arm Of her father to the
strains OF Lohengrin's weddinr march.
played very beautifully by an orchcs-
ira. and was attended by her sister,
Miss Catherine Matheson. TIE ccre-
mony was performed by the brides
uncle, Mr.. A. w. Brown in the pres
ence Of the immediate relatives. num-
herring about so, while w. +. Rands,
brother of the groom. acted as best
man a color scheme of green and
white prevailed throughout the lower
rooms. green and white electric lights
studding Christmas festoons, and
large palms decorating the parlor while
large white chrysant hen,nms. ferns
and smllax were uhed IN profnsion In
the dining room: smllax being drawn
from the chandeliers to the four corners
~ VIZ 4'hoiS' anu TIE center piece
being large basket OF white chrys-
anthcmums and ferns. Miss Verna
Brown and Miss Lillian Ghristianson.
cousins Of the bride, presided over the
punch bowl. During the evening. an
orchestra rendered music and several
well rendered vocal selections were
given by Miss Elsie Brown. Mr.. and
Mrs Rands Will be at home to their
friends at 461 cast Fifth South after
January 1910 st;'saHs e.f-4 +EI1T.
Mrs. Moylan G, Fox leaves today
for her home in California
The women tof the University meet
this afternoon In the Kindergarten
rooms. Madame Root. MISC Mhrv b.
roz, Mrs. Mosiah Hall and Miss Lucy
Van Colt being hostesses.
Mrs. r. Roy Grown entertained infor-
mailN at bridge yesterday In honor OF
her sister. Mrs. Edward Roberts, the
decorations being In rod carnations
and Christmas BELLS and about four
tables played
Mrs. Inlia Clark TAYLOR is at home
at the Keith apartments.
Miss Geneva SAVAGE who is attend
Ing school In Massachusetts viii ennnd
tho holidays with relnt!ves Mt Wash
ngton, D. G.
MARTIN COAL CO. ~ SO. ,,A,y
All hinds Of coal, well screened and