Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-06
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

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Mrs. James l.. Franken cntertafns
s ,nl afternoon at tea in honor of
"a MrS. Russell A. Chaplin, formerly Miss
niarsarct Park, who Is In the city for a
leW Gays. The decorations are carried
9ut IN heart-effect. the table In the
aaa na, y having for a ccnterplece q
!ieart or pink roses and carnations. and
tho refreshments being also in heart
design. The table has n Cluny lace
cioth over pink. and pink shaded can
dles and other details in the same color
are used. Assisting the hostess are
Mrs. ~. g. Weber and Miss Weber.
MIS- r Richards, Mrs. Il. +. Holmes.
Mrs. y. p. Jennings, Mrs. e. II. Post,
Mrs, Grant Hampton. Mrs. T. w. B.
Terrell, Mrs. Jasper McCaskell. Mrs. G.
T. Overtield. Mrs. Il. Fl. Officer. Mrs.
Samuel g. Park and Miss Niinette Baer.
About go invitations were issued.
Miss Edith Godbc and Miss Elsie
Parsons entertain this afternoon at Il
bridge tea in honor of Miss Merle
Lynch. the rooms being decorated
throughout in autumn leaves, and the
dtningroom being In yellow. the table
having a lace cloth over yellow. and a
centerpiece Of yellow chrysanthemums,
and candles shaded In the same color
carry out the idea. The hostesses are
assisted by. Miss Virginia Beatty and
Mrs. Max Taylor.
A midday wedding celebrated the
marriage Of Miss Edna Bailey and Din
Otto Sussman yesterday, the ceremony
being performed at high noon at the
home of tho brides mother. Mrs. Emily
w. Bailey. with Rev. Elmer !. Goshen
officiating. Mrs. Charles r. Post acting
as matron Of honor, and Mrs. Russell
Schulder. Miss Maud Thorn. Miss Daisy
Raybould and Miss Elsie Dickert act
ing ms bridesmaids. while Carl Suss-
man was best man. Miss Sybella
Clayton played selections from Lohen-
gren during the service with her usual
artistic method. The rooms were dec
Grated in blue and white, the bridal
party standing in the bay window In
tho Darlor, which was banked with
palms and white chrysanthemums and
with touches of blue ribbon aiding In
its attractiveness. Tho bridesmaids
entered first, carrying large hoquets of
white chrysanthemums and strenmers
of blue and white ribbon. which formed
an aisle for the party. Mrs. Post came
next, and then the bride with her
mother. The first four attendants wore
charming lingerie gowns. and the ma
tron of honor was in white chiffon and
carried Chetney roses. Mrs. Bailey
wore a handsome gown of pale blue
crepe de meteor. The brides gown
was OF white satin trimmed with Chan.
tilly lace. and her veil of tulle, reach
Ing to the foot OF her long train. was
fastened with lilies of the valley. while
her shower. boquet was OF the same
delicate blossoms. a luncheon followed
the ceremony, the table having for
centerpiece a basket of white roses
and bows of pale blue tulle. Later DR..
and Mrs. Sussman left for a trip
abroad. after which they will return
to New York to make their home.
Mrs. Horace Thompson entertains
this afternoon at n bridge tea, tho
rooms being decorated In yellow ana
white, the parlors having jardineires
filled with white petunias. and the din
ingroom being in yellow and brown.
the table having for a centerpiece
bowl of yellow dahlias. and lace cloth
over yellow satin. while the candle
shades and other details are In yellow.
About 80 are present.
Mrs. r. f. Holmes will be at.home to
her friends tomorrow. and each Friday
during her stay in the city, from to
o'clock.
Dr.. and Mrs. Will Ellerheck enter
tained at bridge on Tuesday evening,
five tables being played and prizes won
3 by Mrs. w. u. DO1oIleI ttllu nii o. v. -
Onderdonk. Miss Estelle Clinton as
sisted.
Mrs. Paul c. Potter entertained the
Regin1ental Bridge club on Tuesday at
the post, the prizes going to Mrs. Guy
Bucker and Miss Holly.
Samuel Newhouse gives a box party
this evening at the Salt Lake theater,
comprising about a dozen. friends.
Miss Edgarda wedgewood has issued
invitations for luncheon to be given
next Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Earl
Coppock, Miss Merle Lynch and Miss
June Whittemore.
Mrs. M. r. Bishop OF Murray an
nounces the engagement of her dnugh-
ter, Miss Lajette Bishop, to Mr.. Albert
II. Pixton. son Of Robert PiXton OF
Taylorsville.
Miss Sarah. Swart whose marriage
to Mr.. Fred Pheifferi takes place next
Wednesday, was guest Of honor last
night at shower party given by Mrs.
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