Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-16

, ing the day in the temple. Tie re-
tcption took place at the Bee Hive
house which was effectively decorated
in palms, terms and flowers, the par
lar being in pink and white carna-
tons and ferns, the bridal party stand
ing between two windows in a space
banked with palms and with the cur
tains hung with sprays of flowers and
ferns. The dining room was, in the
roses and red carnations being used
with ferns and palms and the holt
day idea prevailing throughout. The
bride wore u beautiful gown of white
messaline satin with trimmings of real
lace and carried brides roses. Her
bridesmaids were Miss Edith and Miss
Rachel Smith. the former. wearing
ter cream crepe de chine, and both
carrying flowers. Gordon Il. Hyde
was best man. Prof Give furnished
delightful music durin- the evening
and about $50 were present. Assisting
in serving refreshments were Eleanor
Clawson, Dorothy Cannon, Martha
Wells, Augusta WINS. Gay Grocsbcck,
Vivian Ellerbcck. Helen Spencer.
DR.. and Mrs. A. j. Hosmer enter
tain at dinner this evening at their
home.
z Yesterday Lieut. and Mrs. Edwin
Butcher entertained at tea at their
quarters ut. the post in honor of Lieut.
and Mrs, Paul Potter who leave short
( ~ for California. The rooms were
bright with the holiday colors, and as
isisting were Mrs. j. NJ. Arrasmith. and
Mrs. ID. e.. Holly. Mrs John M.
Palmer, Mrs. Charles L. Sampson and
/. Miss Holly.
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Mrs. A. G. Ewing entertained vestcr-
uaS at y luncheon at the Alta club in
/ honor Of Mrs. j. E. Cosgriff, the decor
ations bein- = . r-.-'-.--,ns reds and
greens, red roses, holly and wreaths
lof evergreen being uesed and the place
cards also beinx dove IN the prevailing
idea Covers wcrc 80 for 80 guests.
Mrs e. T. Holmes will be guest of
honor tomorrow ut n box ~, Mt the
Orpheum given by Mrs, Joseph Young.
large affair of yesterday was the
reception given b., Rev. and Mrs. p.
a. Simpkin for the members of tho
Phillips Congregational churcr which
was given In the church parlors last
evening. American flags. flowers ana
palms were all about the rooms and
music and games were anon the de-
lightful features. Assisting in receiv-
ing were: Nh. and Mrs. Harry Duke
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Scobee The
supper which was served In the kin
dergarten rooms, was in cI,n"-,. MRS.
Palmer ketncr. who was assisted in
serving by the Misses Alice Chambers.
ana Rnhen'ron. Edith Crawford and
Maud Kctncr s4a
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Il. Richards enter
tain the Saturday Night club tomor-
row. XII, K a5a.sS
Mrs. W. c. Jennings entcrtains her
high school class this evening.
Mai. and Mrs, y. NJ Holley and
Lieut.. and Mrs. j. Duncan, Elliott en-
terrain the Evening Bridge club on
Monday night. - rs
Mrs. +, L, Marcy has returned from
California.
Mr.. and Mrs r. W. Salisbury en-
tertnincd Informally at dinner last
evening.
Mrs. L. A. Bissell has returned from
Portland, Or whore she has spent
several weeks. s..a.l...l,s ;. --,-,,,,
IN pretty WcuulnS OIL wednesday
night was that Of Jesse Sharp of this
city n5son of Mr.. and Mrs.yJ, c. Sharp
and Miss Minnie Greer of Spanish
Fork. the affair taking place at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Creer of Spanish Fork
The purlors were decorated inipiuk and
whiteroscs and the dining room In red
aud green. carnations being used with
palms and ferna. The bride wore
dainty GOWN of white lingerie. aud CIR
ricd white roses. She had no Attendants.
a number Of friends from both Salt
Lake and Provo were present, among
the former being the groom's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. sharp. Mrs, Ben
Mon. Mr.. Adam sharp, Mr.. Sanders
and Miss Grace lambert.
Mrs - w, Nr,dsen IL hostess ut a
card party this afternoon about 10
tables being PLAYED. The two parlors
.nrc Srcn"Htnd -nennct'rnlv Nv mink and
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