Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-29
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

hfrS, clark l.. whitney " hostess this
afternoon at a card party at her home.
the rooms being decorated In autumn
leaves. and the tallies and scores done
in the same design. Mrs whitney is
assisted by Mrs II. $. Ensign, Mrs.
John Strlngham and Mrs. Walter Wal
lace About 30 are present. Tomor-
row Mrs whitney entertalns at a sim
liar affair.
Mrs Mira Nicholson announces the
engagement of her daughter. Nellie,
TO Harry +. Poll. the marriage to take
place Oct 20.
The Misses Isabel and Amy Osbourno
entertain at bridge party this eve
Ming at their home:
Mrs ]. j Greenwald is hostess at n
luncheon this afternoon, given in honor
Of Mrs. Arthur Behal Of New York.
Mrs W. W. Rivers entertains her
bridge club this afternoon.
A pretty wedding celebrated last
night the marriage Of Miss Dot Agnes
Mcmillan and George +. BOlto which
had been solemnized in the temple dur
ing the day The rooms We're decorated
chiefly in autumn leaves and asters,
while the hall was draped In flags. In
the parlor pink and white asters and
roses were used, and In the dining
room asters IN the same colors, the
table making picture I'm it, effective
ARRANGEMENT The bride wore a hand
some hand embroidered gown Of pink
silk and carried brides roses She vas
unattended Assisting during the eve
ming were Bishop and Mrs. William
MCMILLAN, parents of the bride. and the
grooIn's mother, Mrs. Bolto, with Miss
Florence Taylor. Miss Bolto, Mrs Hus-
bands and Mrs. Whipple About 1875
guests we're present. Mr. and Mrs.
Isolto viii be az home after oct. 10 at
3SI east Seventh South street
aone ofst the most elaborate we'd
dings of the season was that last night
IN honor OF the marriage Of Miss Irene
simmons and Edward r.. Callister, the
ceremony having been performed in the
temple during the day. The lawn and
porcfes were strung with lanterns, and
an lorchestra stationed on the front
porch furnished music for dancing on
the Lawn Indoors the rooms were
bright With autumn leaves and flowers,
the hridal party standing before a bay
window banked in palms and hung
with vines and flowers pink and white
roses being AL about the room The
hall was In autumn leaves ana the
diningroon In pink and white roses.
the table having for a centerpiece
bowl In the two colors, filled with pink
and white roses. while vases Of them
we've at each end. Crystal Candelabra
shaded in pink completed the pretty
effect The Hawaiian Troubadours fur
nished delightful music. and assisting
in receiving were Mr.. and Mrs Calls
ter, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph simmons,
parents OF the bridal couple Miss Mar
puertte Call,ster was maid or honor,
and Miss Reta Callister and Miss Aldo
Dunbar bridesmaids. The bride wore
a gown of white crepe de meteor with
trimmings of Irish lace and pearls, ana
carried a shower boquet of bridesToses-
The bridesmaids were gowned in pink
crepe de chine and carried pink roses.
Arthur Callister was best man. Assist
ing in the dlnlngroom were the Misses
I,ouIse Call,ster, Alton Lyon, Marjorie
Wells and Regina Reed A family am
ner was given after the ceremony, the
bridal colors of white and pink being
carried out Mr.. and Mrs. Callister
leave today for Washington, d. G., 10
make their home.
A quiet wedding of yesterday was
that Of Miss Louise Sullivan ana Dr.
C. y. Titcomb. the ceremony being
performed at o'clock in the presence
II the immediate family, and the bridal
,ouple leaving shortly afterward for a
, Foing away gown of blue broad
10th with hat to match. DR.. and Mrs.
ritcomb will be at home TO their friends
fter Nov. 1. at the Fifth East hotel
Miss Margaret F'inncRan and John j.
DCarroll were among yesterdays brid-
II couples, the ceremony being per
ormed at $50 at st. Mary's cathedral
With Bishop Seaman officiating and O
breakfast following AZ the
BRIDES home. Miss Nora Gleason
,layed the bridal music, and the bride
vas attended by her sister, Miss Hai-
let Ffnnegan. The bride wore an en-
,roidered gown of white Irish linen.
With veil OF white tulle and carried
,ridesroses The bridesmaid also was
n white. and carried pink carnations.
\ fter the wedding breakfast. which was
erved from a handsomely decorated
able Mr.. and Mrs. O'Carroll left for
New, where they wiz
make their home.
The Misses Gertrude and Irene Han
on we're hostesses yesterday at de-
iehtful tea given In honor of Mrs.
robert n. Campbell, the parlors being
decorated in yellow, with chrysanthe-
NUNS, autumn leaves and nusturtiums,
While the dining room was in red
liver bowl filled with rod daf1llas ana
with autumn leaves, being
he centerpiece. and red being used
Assisting during the aft
rnoon were Mrs J. r. Walker, MIS-.
2 NJ. Rreeden Mrs. A. w. McCune, Jr,
frs. George ID. Keysor, the Misses
clinor Stewart. Stella Fabian, Alice
Vail. Romola King, Miss Marie Odell,
iiss Winnifred Brice and little Polly
dcCune.
Mrs. T Roy Brown cele brated the
enth birthday anniversary OF her little
laughter Brownie yesterday in de-
Ightful children's party, the afternoon
,eiug spent on the lawn in games hi
which prizes we're awarded, and re-
served there also from
ons table, having birthday cake
With ten candles, while autumn leaves
nd fruits were the decorations. and
ayors placed for each OF the guests.
lssisting during the afternoon were:
frs. p. C. Brown. Mrs. Mark billard,
irs. John c. DAILY and Mrs. Edward j,
toberts.
Mrs. Horace Thompson Will give n
ridge tea on tho afternoon OF Oct 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Best leave today
or Los Angeles.
Mrs. G. G. Parsons entertains next
for Miss Merle Lynch, one