Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-24
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

one Of the most elaborate weddings OF
| tho season was that OF Miss Preale Clark
and otto H. Peters, last night the mar
riage taking place at ST. Marks cathe-
| dral with Dean Colladay officiating. NJ ISIS
Maud CLARK acting as maid OF honor
ana Miss Irene Short bridesmaid while
Mr. Warren Beless was best man. The
bridal party, preceded by the ushers
Andrew Clark and Frank Manning.
entered the church to the strains OF
the Lohengren march Prof. A H. Pea
body presiding at the organ. The bride
wore II gown uf white cashmere de
sole with trimmings of princess lace.
long veil OF tulle fastened with white
rcsebuds and carried a shower bouuuet
OF brides roses. The two bridesmaids
wore gowns OF canary colored SILK and
white picture hats with trimmings oil
yellow tulle ana white roses and car
rIed shower bouquets Of shasta
dasies After the ceremony rrcep-
ton was held at the home of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. j A..
Clark, the decorations being carried
out In yellow and white the bridal
party standing before trellis of white
roses and Ivy, and the yellow ana white
being all about the room. In the dining
having Centerpiece Of the flowers
and other details carrying ou the
bridal Colors of yellow and white. As.
sisting during the evening were Mrs
NJ. \. Peters and the Misses May and
Daisy Kendall, Nan Short and Edith
Chapman, Miss Alberta McCannp and
Miss Bessie Crabtree Mr. and Mrs
Peters lott ON the midnight train for
san Francisco and Los Angeles for
their honeymoon. and upon their re-
turn viii be at home for a time at l2i
L street,
Another pretty wedding OF last night
was that OF Miss Jennie Martin and
Richard X. Bishop at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. IL. a. Wolfe. Rev l. s.
Bowerman performing the ceremony.
Mrs. Nala Brown Of Los Angeles acting
as matrun Of honor. little Ruth Wolfe
flower girl and Master Paul McKinly
ring bearer. The bridal music was
played by Mrs. Nellie Pack, and "A de
lightful program Of vocal music was
given by W. G. LockinRton accom-
panied by Mrs, Alberta Dersham. The
rooms We're prettily decorated In roses
and number Of friends assisted
one Of the prettiest weddings of
"Wednesday was that OF Miss Neona
Goddard ana Thomas Alston, j.. the
rooms being beautifully decorated I'm
The lawn was liz with colored lanterns
and here refreshments were served
from small tables. Tho bride wore
charming gown of white messaliuc and I
carried brides roses. Assisting dur
Ing the evening were the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs II. Goddard, Miss .
Goddard, Mrs Bessie Browning and
Mrs. Jensen, Miss Nevona Browning .
delightful musical program was
given by Mrs. Browning and Miss
Browning Mr.. and Mrs Aston VIII /
be at home after July Is in American /
Fork
Mrs. W. II Cunningham was hostess |
yesterday at a delightful reception /
given in honor OF Mrs G. \. Whitley |
ana her sister Mrs. Dougherty Of Port 1
land, or, the delegations indoors being /,
carried out chiefly in corn flowers and /
bachelor buttons and the yeranda I
made cosy with rugs and settees and re- A
freshments being served here from .
prettly decorated tables. About Is
guests were present and the hostess /
was assisted by Mrs l.. L. Terry. Mrs /
James G. Dick. Brs W T., Fife Mrs. |
James +. Jennings. Mrs. Raymond 5. ,
Mason. Mrs. Leslie L. Savage, Miss |
Wehber Mrs. walter Stone, Mrs. |
Ernest Hamburger and Miss Anna Nc
Cormick.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. =. Taysum enter
tanned at their home, S54 east Tenth
South street. Thursday evening the
salt Lake branch Of tha Philosophical |
class In honor Of c. Jluara jadasa, the
we'll known Indian lecturer Mrs. Tay-
son was assisted by her sister. DR.
Elsie Ada Faust An intellectual feast,