Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-27


grrta9e to Orrin Walker. Bishop T.
TayIor offciated. The bride wore
~ elaborate gown OF white corded SILK
r.e parlor was decorated IN white ana
nv carnations. an alcove being
pnnnsd OF the same flowers with ferns
W. the couple received the congrat-
Nations and best wishes OF their many
uu,,Snds, An elaborate wedding sup
,sr was served.
Miss Alta Taylor il visiting rela-
,,vss and friends in Salt Lake for few
days
ouIet home wedding took place
vyednesday evening at the home of
A. and Mrs. Rosweek Ferre. when
.ssir daughter. Miss Alice. and Edward
Inhnson were united in wedlock. The
o,emopy was performed by Evan
WriAs and witnessed by relatives, and
,o,er an elaborate wedding supper was
served.
AIRS Alice Smith was hostess at a
xsnsington at her home Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Bessie Eastmcnd entertained at
~ home Tuesday evening the menu
mrs Of the Agendl club. pleasant
social evening was enjoyed and a
dalnty lunch served.
Miss Doresa Eggertsen was the re
etnisnt of pleasant surprise party
=, her home Monday evening In the
s5apc Of a china shower. The guests
.ere relatives OF the charming BRIDE
,be A pleasant evening was enjoyed
and hearty good wishes expressed
nov and Mrs Henry Mullan left for
,b,ir home in Pocatcllo. Ida, Monday
afternoon, after very enjoyable 10
,Iys' visit In our city, the guest of
Mrs Mulldn's sister Mrs. r. L. Mel
SON
Mrs J. G. Graham entertained at
dinner sunday In honor Of Mr.. and
Hrs Charles Roote OF Salt Lake The
,uests were Mira nd Mrs. Il. T.. Ncl-
son, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. II. Graham.
Mrs j. "a. Jenson is spending few
days in Provo canyon.
The young ladies OF the Mutual I'm
rr1vement association OF the Second
ward gave very enjoyable handker-
chief shower Friday evening al the
ward house in honor Of Miss Doresa
tRgertsen. Each guest presented the
qur,t OF honor with "A dainty handker-
rnief attached To- which WAS senti-
rcnt An evening Of games. riusic and
the partaking OF. a dainty lunch was
enjoyed by about 80 girls.
uss Nina Hush left Monday for y
months vacation to be spent In CAN
iornia
Ny. and Mrs David Jones have ia
suod Invitations to their friends To
wedding reception to be given at their
home Thursday evening, sept. y IN
lonor of the marriage OF their daugh-
Tor Miss Mary, Ia George w. Brown,
,ybi,h win be so!emnized Sept. l in
the Manti temple.
Miss Grace MettIer and Miss Flora
ponham left the latter part OF the
month for California. Miss Bonhdin
.,,u he absent about two months, but
Miss M-ttler will return In a couple
u weeks.
Mrs n. +. Nelson entertained smah
rnrtv of friends at a theater party IN
bonor OF her sister. Mrs. Mullan.
Miss Helen Jenkins OF Logan IS Wis
ting relatives and friends In our city
for a week
The Misses Florence and Sarah Sper-
~ spent sunday with friends at SPRING
dell.
The home Of Judge a 4. Noon
presented a scene Of mirth MONDAY owe
ming when the Sorosis Juniors enter
tatred comDlin me ntary to Miss Amy
Nangum. September bride The rooms
wore prcttily decorated for the occa-
sion with cut flowers and ferns, the
dining room being particularly attrac-
tive with festoons Of red hghts anu
red hearts. An elaborate spread Was
served and here the bride was toasts"
and given much information and ad-
,.ica nv her friends During the evening
Tho president in behalf OF the club pre-
onted Miss Mangum with the Sorosls
Juniors' receipt book containing contri-
buttons from each member sweet Iuu-
sic was furnished throughout the Owe
ming bv Misses Fay Loose. Anna New
eli. opal Noon and Winnie wilkins
Miss Veda Dixon Of Payson and miss
Meta Parkinson OF Idaho, spent the
week in Provo. quests at the home or
Senator and Miss Reed smoot'
NJ ana Mrs T. n. Hodson and fam
iv and MIR and Mrs. T. T. Jones ana
family have returned home after
week spent at Springfield in Provo can
yon.
Miss Helen Alexander charmingly en-
tertained number OF her friends Mon
day evening at theater party COM
planetary to her guests, Miss Cleone
McKendrick OF ogden and Miss Enda
Howe Of Salt Lake CITY After the
theater supper was served at the nome
NJ the hostess and pleasant social
evening enjoyed.
Mrs A. u. Smith was the charming
hostess at bridge party at her home
Monday afternoon. Place cards were
laid for 10 guests, A dainty lunch was
served.
Mrs c. q. Chase and Miss Daisy
Irvine have returned from Salt Lake