Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-19
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

one Of the prettiest home weddings of
the season was that Of Miss Naomi Felt
and Arthur Kelsy Chatneld last night,
celebrating their marriage which was
solemnized In the temple during the
day The AFFAIR took place at the home
Of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
g. y. Felt, which was beautifully deco
rated. the parlor in white and green,
with a profusion Of palms. ferns, vines
and smilaN. the bridal party standing
before window banked with palms,
and with curtains hung with vines,
while asters were about the room In
every possible place. The diningroom
was done In pink, the table having for
centerpiece a mound Of pink sweet
peas and streamers Of pink ribbon eN-
tending TO the corners and fastened
with large bows The bride wore a
handsome gown Of crepe de meteor with
trimmings OF duchesse lace, and carried
a shower boGuet Of hridesroses. she
was attended by her sister, Miss
HCieorgina Felt who wore a white EN-
broidered gown and carried pink sweet
peas. j. Curtis Chatheld, the groom
brother. was best man. Assisting In
receiving were Mr. and Mrs Felt Mrs.
Julia Chatheld and Mrs. F. NJ. Foster.
In the diningroom. Miss Ida Felt pre-
sided. assisted by the Misses Juliet and
Gwen Knowlton, Louise Hagman, Elsie
Durdette and Matilda Mumford, while
Miss Nellie Nicholson presided at the
punch bowl. a stringed orchestra fur
nished delightful music during the eve
ming Later Mr.. and Mrs Chatheld left
for Idaho Falls. where they will stay till
the completion Of large engineering
contract Of which Mr. Chatheld IL I'm
charge and viii afterward return TO
salt Lake TO reside.
A brilliant wedding celebrated the
marriage Of Miss Hilda Greeson and
Earl Layne Coppock last night the
ceremony being performed at the First
PRESBYTERIAN church, which was
adorned with palms and flowers, and
later a reception was held at the home
of the brides parents. where a large
number Of friends were present.
Preceding and during the ceremony
at the church. a stringed orchestra IN
der Prof George Shelton rendered
number Of delightful selections, and at
the entrance Of the bridal party Mrs.
A s. Peters sang the bohensren
bridal chorus" with orchestra &C
companyinR Little Catherine Reynolds
and Roger Reynolds came first, as
flower and ring bearers, the first
with a basket OF sweet peas
and the last with the ring. car
ried in an American Beauty rose.
Following were tnt iouI plluts-
maids in pairs. the Misses Nora Shec-
kelI. Fdgarda Wedgewood, Edith Chap
man and GLADYS Richmond, all attired
in white lingerie gowns over pink SILK
and carrying shower boquets OF pink
sweet peas. Next came the matron or
honor. Mrs. J. NJ Davis, gowned IN
mink crepe de meteor, and with pink
sweet peas. and then came the bride on
the arm OF her father Her gown was
a handsome creation NJ white net and
real lace. and her long veil OF tule
was fastened by a double strand or
pearls. while about her neck hung
strand Of cut amethysts and pearls,
tho gift Of the groom She carried a
shower boquet Of hridesroses MT.
Thomas 4 Sheckell wBs best man, and
the ushers. Frank King, Harmel Pratt,
Harry Cram and Philip Ayres As
sistinC in receiving at the nome We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Greeson and Mr.. and Mrs,
Koppock Of Kansas CITY. the ladies' De
ing Fowned respectively in black Chan
tnIy lace over pink messaline and black
net over apricot colored silk. The
rooms were beautifully decorated, the
reception hall In goldenglow the parlor
IN pink gladiolus, and the diningro"m
in pink sweet peas. the table being
most effective In its dainty deoora-
ton. aided by the chandelier adornment
a bove. hung with ferns and tied with a
how OF pink maine Assisting in tho
diningroom were Mrs. /. X. Palmer
Mrs r. w Reynolds, Mrs Adolph
Richter and the Misses Lucy krebs,
Merle LINE and Estelle Dart Punch
was served by Miss Marguerite Rich
nond and Miss Mark Jcnkinson. An
orchestra furnished delightful music
during the reception hours. Mr.. and
Mrs Coppock left later for "a wedding
trim 10 Colorado Springs and Denver.
and will be at home after ept. 10 at tho
Wymondham. 722 east Third South
street
Another pretty wedding Of last night
was that OF Miss Ruth Rid and Narsu
Hammond which took place at the
home Of the brides parents With Bish-
on Duncan performing the ceremony at
: o'clock in the presence OF the near
relatives and reception following.
The bridal party stood under an arch
OF green vines twined with white astcrs
while the white and green were all
a bout tho room The bride wore
charming gown ~ white satin with
Of real lace and carried
brides roses re bridesmaid, Miss
Nav Rid wore an embroidered pink
gown and carried pink sweet peas.
Eugene Hammond was best man. The
dining room was done In red. with wild
mountain berries, red carnations ana
sweet peas. Punch was served In the
hal which was draped with the ma
tional coIors A strinRed orchestra
rendered delightful music during the
awning A number of relatives as