Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-16
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

! Werner and Adolph Henry Quist which
took place last night at the home OF
the brides mother Mrs. Teresa X.
| Werner The bridal coors pink and
| white were carried out In decorations,
| dress and other details, the parlor
| where the ceremony was performed
! being IN pink and white asteTs and
| ferns, the bridal party standing In a
| corner banked with palms, ferns and
| flowers. and pink and white asters be-
ing all about the room The dining
room was done in the same flowers.
| end the ices and all details wero In the
| pink and white. At s o'clock the bridal
| party entered the room through an
aisle formed with pink satin streamers,
| the little flower girl, Miss Vilate KIM
ball coming first. followed by Miss
| Glare Smith, then Miss Katherine
| Jennings and Miss Elsie Yates The
party Joined the groom and his best
man and Bishop r. A. Clawson who
| performed the ceremony. Miss Sybella
| Clayton rendered delightful bridal mus
ic. The bride was beautiful I'm her
gown OF white satin with trimmings
| OF Duchesse and rose point lace, and
long veil. her bouquet being Of brides
roses. The three bridesmaids wore
gowns Of pink chiffon over pink satin
and carried bouquets of pink roses,
and the little flower girl wore a dainty
gown Of pink and white. An orchestra
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evening, and assisting In serving re-
freshments were the Misses Margaret
Taylor, Nan Clawson, Margaret Whit
ney, Rehan Spencer and Winnifred
Burrows. About 100 were present Mr..
and Mrs Quist will 60 for an eastern
trip and later go to Arizona to reside.
Another pretty wedding Of last night
was that of Miss Eloise Burton and
d
riage which was solemnized during the
day in the temple, the affair taking
place at the home Of the brides father.
MIR w N Burton. The rooms were
BEAUTIFULLY decorated with autumn
flowers, white chrysanthemums and
ferns being used In the parlor and
pink asters in the dining room, the
latter being especially pretty with its
table done in pink, mound OF asters
forming the centerpiece and stream
ers Of pink tulle extending from the
chandelier TO the four corners. The
bride wore an exquisite gown Of white
lingerie with trimmings of embroidery
and lace and carried a shower bouquet
OF brides roses She had no attend
ants Assisting In receiving were Mr..
Burton and Mrs. Annie Scoville, par
ents of the bride and groom, together
with Miss Alice Crismon and Miss
Leone Burton. Delightful musical num-
bers were given by Miss Romania
Hyde, Miss Beatrice Crismon, Alma
clayton and Clarence Burton. About
100 friends were present
Miss Effie SWaner and G. r.. Higson
were am ong yesterdays bridal couples,
the wedding taking place last evening
at $3.50 o'clock at the brides home,
Judge Armstrong performing the cere-
mony in the presence of a large num-
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with the seasons flowers, and inti-
mate friends assisted In entertaining.
The bride was given away by her
brother l. b. Swaner. and Miss Nora
Swaner acted as bridesmaid and Judd
Swaner best man. The bride wore
handsome gown OF white just cloth
over white satin and carried brides
roses Her bridesmaid wore a gown Of
pink satin and her bouquet was OF
fresh roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Higson Will
20 TO Madison. Wis, to attend the
university there during the winter
Tomorrow meeting Of the standing
committees and local directors Of the
state Federation OF Women's clubs VIII
be held at the home Of Mrs. @. w.
Dorsey at Sc First street. from 2'3O 10
1890. and afterward from $3.50 10 $3.50
an informal reception will be held al
the same place In honor Of Mrs. Philip
Moore, president OF the General Fedora
ton, ali club women being cordially in
vited TO attend.
Miss Mignon Denhalter entertained
her sewing club yesterday at the home
OF her ri ster, Mrs. II. s Campbell on
Tenth avenue, I'm honor OF Miss Alice
Nibley. the rooms being decorated In
asters Of various shades, and 500 being
the amusement -Four tables were
played and prizes awarded the guest
OF honor. Miss Ray Campbell, Miss Rea
Nibley and Miss Myrtle Jack. Present
were Mrs. r. r. Byer Mrs. Joseph
Nibley, Mrs Joel Nibley and the Misses
DaEmar orlob. Leilah Siodahl. Rea
Nibley, Alibo Dunbar, Romolo King,
sybella Clayton and Mrs. Merrill Nib
ley.
Mrs A. c. Maclean and Miss Aileen
Maclean were hostesses at a reception
yesterday afternoon in honor Of Mrs.
Robert n Campbell, the hours being
from 3 toe The parlors were deoorat-
ed I'm purple dahlias and the dining
room in yellow, the table having for a
basket Of the flowers tied
with a bow Of yellow tulle Assisting
in receiving and entertaining were Mrs.
j. T. Walker. Mrs. Louis u. Gordon,
Mrs. Louis s, Gates and Mrs G r.
oVerfield Miss Edna Bailey. Miss
carrie Sapplngton. Miss Stella Fabian.
Miss Edna Dunn. Miss Lucille FRANKIE,
Miss Gertrude Hanson and Miss Flea
nor Stewart.
Miss Irene simmons an autumn bride.
was guest Of honor yesterday at
luncheon given by Miss Ida Morris, the
decorations throughout being In red,
and strings of hearts being used with
nasturtlums and asters Covers were
laid for the following besides the guest
Of honor. Mrs. r.. G. Cowan, Mrs Jack
Reed and the Misses Lou Love, Ruth
Crawford, Flora Towner. cora Olsen.
Ida and Leonorc IRE, Mary and Louise
Morris,
Mrs. Charlotte Stevenson of the He
raid Republican returned yesterday
from a two weeks stay at Los Angeles
and the beaches.
Mrs. Roscoe NJ. Breeder entertains in
formally at luncheon this afternoon IN
honor OF Miss Adele Blood OF san Fran
cisco.
Mrs Jasper a McKasken entertains
al the second in series of bridge teas
this afternoon Mrs. Niles and Mis-,
Eclizabeth Niles leave on Sunday for a
six weeks stay in 81. Paul. MINI.