Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-29
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Last night Miss Alice r. Holman and
Warren A. Baker were married at the
home Of the bride with Rev. n. G, Me
Melee officiating, and Mr.. Moberg of
idaho Falls acting az best man. while
number OF young girl friends OF the
bride assisted in entertaining. The
| rooms were decorated with protusion
OF pink and white sweet peas and
palms. and pink and white were the
colors used I'm all the details. The
bride wore a beautiful gown OF cream
colored crepe de chine and carried
shower hoquet OF brides roses. She
was unattended. The lawn was NJ with
japanese lanterns and electric lights
and an orchestra stationed here gave
program OF delightful selections. Mr..
and Mrs. Baker left on late tram Tor
Idaho Falls whore they VIII reside
Another wedding OF yesterday was
that OF Miss Nellie q. Williams and
Frederic Varney Of Bellevue, Ida. Rev.
r.. G.. McNeicc performing the Cere-
mony at the home or the brides par
ents Mr. and Mrs George Williams. at
noon, and a luncheon and reception fol-
lowing. The rooms were bright with
sweet peas and smilnx, and number
OF intimate friends assisted. Tho bride
wore a white lingerie gown with trim
mings of real lace, and carried white
roses. Her bridesmaid. Miss Carrie
Williams, was gowned In pink chiffon
and carried sweet peas. Judge IT, W.
Spalding OF Evanston was best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Varney have gone to
Bellevue to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Kiser entertained
at delightful reception last night IN
honor OF Rev. and Mrs. Mhrmaduke
Hare Of Davenport. Ia, the lawn being
lighted with japanese lanterns and
electric globes. while oriental rugs and
drapos aided In the pretty ef-
feet, Refres hments were served on the
lawn and assisting In receiving and en-
PERTAINING were Mrs Kiser's mother,
Mrs. e. J. Chambers. and brother, Lys-
ter Chambers of New York, while as
sisting In the other details were Mr.
ana Mrs F. l.. Dodge, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard A Keyes. Mr. and Mrs. Louis
& Gates, and the Misses Winnie
Rhoades. Louise sullivan. Mildred Nc
MILAN, and others.
The committee on transportation APP
by Mrs. Mcmahon OF the
women's federated clubs, TO secure in |
ducements from the railways for the |
biennial meeting OF yo,rs wom mes
CLUBS mere III NNp sNhAef
yesterday with the chairman Miss
Lucille FRANKIE, and considered steps |
TO be taken In seeking to obtain rates |
which may help 20 bring the big |
gathering to salt Lake Letters are
to be written to representatives
Of local and other lines asking Tor IN
formation in regard to obtaining
favorable rates, and other matters
also were discussed by the committee.
Mrs. n. F. Putnam was hostess last
night at an informal reception at her
nome given In honor OF Kew and Mrs.
/. u. Ridgeley who are her guests for
, few DAYS previous TO returning TO
heir home in China. The rooms were
bright with flowers and large num-
,er OF oldtime friends were present to
rect the guests who were residents OF
salt Lake several years ago when the
orner was rector OF St Paurs church.
Miss Grace Cooke and Miss Frances
evans will entertain this evening at
lancIng party given in honor of Miss
Marie ltpshes, who leaves shortly for
DR.. IT.. o. Taylor will spent the next
wo weeks fishing in Provo Canyon.
Mr. and Mrs. S +. Fenton and Or.
nd Mrs. f. A. Trip of the worlds
our party who left here some months
go are on their way home.
Miss Hilda Greeson one Of the COM
ng brides, will be guest OF honor on |
aturday at a luncheon TO be given
y Miss Edith Chapman.
Major and Mrs u. f.. Holly enter
aimed the Regimental bridge club at
'ort Douglas on wednesday, the prizes
ding 20 Mrs. II. l., Walthall and Mrs.
!. p. Stallman.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Daynes have
ad visiting them at their country
ONE near Pennington, Mr.. and Mrs.
.dward f. Jenkins and children.
Judge II. T. Booth left last night
, join his family al Long Beach for
months stay.