Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-23

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parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Dorlus. Jr
| tne rooms being beautifully decnrnted
| tne parlor In white and green win q
| canopy ana background of Shasta
unises ana smiiax, and white flowers
| an about the room The librarv vyn !
~ palms and pink roses. and Tho
| ulnlng room In yellow sweet peas tbe
| same color being carried out I'm other
| uetalls The table had a lace cloth
| oNcr yeiio~ satin, and crystal candel-
aura WIN yellow shades, with a center
| piece OF sweet peas. The bride wnre
an elaborate gown OF white satin
| trimmed with Duchesse lace and cnr.
RED brides roses Her attendant.
MISS trace Dorius, wore a charming
gown OF blue net over white sill
caught with clusters of pink for-ret :
ine-hots ana CARRIED pink roses A
uellSnttul mustcal program WIS given
by Prof. j. j. Mcclellan and Prof. Wi -
nard Welhe. and assisting during the
evening We're Mrs Frank 9. Moyle.
MRS. Henry klenschmidt. the Misses
Lucille Clinton, Ella and Lulu Harr
Evelyn Moyle. Katherine Movie and
selma Dorius. The guests were receiv-
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Dorius. assisted by
Mrs Margaret Moyle Mrs r. g.
s'"yher ana MISS Gertrude Moyle.
At st. Marks cathedral last night
Miss Lulu ID. Barr and Irving \.
Bearce were married, Dean Colladay
performing the ceremony I'm the pres
ence OF n large number OF friends The
alter was draped in white. and an
about were vases OF white carnations
and FERNS. The party entered to the
strains of the Lohengrcn march, Prof.
A. H. Peabody presiding at the organ.
MIS- w. H. Nutting the brides sister
was matron OF honor and preceded the
bridal couple The bride wore q tailor
ell gown Of white serge with a waist
OF Irish lace, and a large hat trimmed
with wreath of pink roses. She car
ried shower bouquet OF roses and
maidenhalr ferns. Mrs. Nutting was
In white lingerie gown white hat
trimmed with lilies OF the valley and
carried pink carnations. After the
ceremony an informal reception was
held at the home of the brides aunt
Mrs. Charles II. Anderson which was
decorated In various flowers. the parlor
In white carnations and vines. and the
dining room sn pink sweet peas the
table having 'centerpiece of the How
crs and pink shaded candelabra. Mrs
Anderson was assisted by her niece
Mrs. William II Nutting. and Mrs. G.
ID. Moore. and Mrs G. II. Van Arman
poured coffee. MIR and Mrs. Bearce
left on the midnight train for Seattle.
Miss Maud West and Earl II. Hig-
son were among yesterdays bridal
couples, the ceremony being perform
ed by Rev. X. A. Lansdale at the
home OF the bride, her sister. Miss
Emily West acting as bridesmaid and
the groom's brother. g. NJ. Hlgson Of
Madison, Wis. best man. The bridal
party stood under a canopy OF smlax
and pink carnations the bride I'm
gown OF cream -colored satin with trim
mings OF gold lace, and her brides
maid I'm pale blue satin tissue over
silk. The brides bouquet was OF white
roses and the bridesmaids pink sweet
peas. Miss Zllah Darke played the
bridal music and program OF vocal
and Instrumental music was enjoyed
during the evening. The guests were
received by Mr.. and Mrs West assist
ed by Mr and Mrs. J. c. Higson and
Mr.. and Mrs. James West. Miss zil-
lah DarlSe and Miss Annie Chapman
assisted in the dining room, and Miss
Hazel Selby and Miss Frances West
presided at the punch bowl
Miss Elyira Halbom and ]. Roy Will
son were married yesterday az 8
o'clock pm. by Bishop Hyrum Smith.
Miss Rose Stamm being bridesmaid
and Arthur Poulton best man. The
rooms were beautifully decorated. the
parlor I'm green and white with
canopy OF vines and roses for the
bridal party, and the dining room In
pink and white. the table being most
attractive with Its pretty adornment.
The bride wore handsome white
The bridesmaid was in pink batistc
and carried pink sweet peas. a string
ed orchestra rendered a program OF
delightful music. Mr. and Mrs. Hal
bonn were assisted in receiving by Miss
Lille Watkins and Miss Dorothy
Howe. Assisting IN the dining room
were Misses Mary Guest, Evelyn
Shanks. Dorothy Howe. Blanche Howe.
Lille Watkins, Nerlie Gleason, and Ida
Maxfield. Punch was served In tho hall
by Miss Mabel kinnersley Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson win be at home to their
friends at Csc south Third West street
Mrs. Windsor v. Rice was guest OF
honor yesterday at n charming lunch
con given by Mrs Hubbard Reed AT
the Country club. the decorations being
In white and green with basket of
white Shasta daises for centerpieCe.
tied with green ribbons, and the place
cards also being tied with green AS
sisting was Mrs. Robert Glendenning.
and a delightful feature was the music
given during the AFFAIR by the Ladies
Mandolin club. Covers weree laid for
% guests
Mrs. John c. Cutler. Jr.. gave a pref
ty children's party yesterday In cele-
bration OF the ninth birthday ami
versary Of her little daughter. Dorothy
Louise The time was spent with games
and music and luncheon was served
from tables prettily decorated In mas
turtlums About 20 we're entertained
Another pretty children's party of
yesterday WAS that given by Mrs. Per
cival o. Perkins for her little daughter.
Betty, IN celebration OF her hfth
birthday The AFFAIR was given at LIB
erty park. and during the afternoon the
little ones enjoyed the amusements of
the place, afterward eating lunch al
long tables prettily decorated In roses
and with Japanese souvenirs at each
place. number of friends assisted.
one OF Wednesdays pretty weddings
was that OF Miss Emma Heckner and
Earl Shaw the ceremony being per-
formed al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
II. Hansen. Miss Ella Hansen acting
as bridesmaid and X. IL. johnson best
man. Pink and white were the colors
used chiefly In the decorations, with
roses IN the parlor and sweet peas In
the dinIngroom. the latter being es-
pecially attractive with its prettlly ar
ranged table. The bride wore a hand
come gown of white lace and carried
White roses Miss Hansen WAS in
gown OF blue crepe de chine and car
ried white roses. Mrs q. T. T1lton
played the bridal music and number
OF friends and relatives assisted during
the evening.