The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-02-09

shooting at small targets. Mrs. Ed
wa; d Mervin received the favor, a
fancy apron. The party then fished
in doors, Mrs. w. H. Carver win
ming a hand embroidered handller-
chief. Whist was also played at four
small tables the favor, a silver hair
receiver engraved with "Gaiety club
being also awarded to Mrs. Carver.
MS. Ira P. Englehart was consolei
with tiny wash boiler. The after
noon was concluded over the tea
cups, the attractively appointed camp
tables, conferred with miniature
camp fire made in a pen of logs bear
ing covers for 16. Little tin pans OF
pie were the luncheon favors, AMI.
as score cards tiny tins with animals
for progression were used.
The rooms. darkened and lighted
by numerous candles held in blocks
of wood. were decorated with gar.
lands of evergreen bows trimming
the walls caught In which were ant
mails of various descriptions complet-
ing the novel conceit Of .appointments
Sixteen guests were entertained, thu
clubs guests including Mrs. Ellis
Bounds. Mrs. M. Nevin, Mrs. w. II
Carver and Mrs. P. J. McNeff. The
club will be entertained in two weeks
at a Kensington as the guests of Mrs
Fred Palmer at her home in Topper
ish.
Madri Gras Dancing Party.
Closing the pre-Lenten gaieties last
evening the Marquette club of young
men were hosts at a hospitable dane
ng party given at Marquette college.
The ball room was attractively draped
with streameis of blue and white and
the evening throughout was delight.
FIJI, Naglers orchestra furnishing the
dance prog am. Punch and waters
were served informally during the
hours of $40 till 1880 o'clock. a
number of dainty gowns were worr
by the guests and patronesses, prom
,nent ladies of the parish About n
couples were entertained.
Twentieth Century Club.
The Twentieth Century club enter
tanned about 100 guests and members
at an afternoon affair yesterday given
at the Y. M. c. A. auditorium from
till O'Clock for the benefit of secur-
ing funds for a scholarship. During
the afternoon an enjoyable program
of readings, instrumental and vocal
selections and victrolia numbers were
much appreciated. Master Ned Pal
mer wearing a middie's suit and sing
ing sailor song and as a recall "Ill
Be as Big as Papa Some Day." car
ried Off the honors. Dainty refresh
ments concluded tho "at home IN
pleasant informality.
Beck-Piercc Wedding.
A pretty home wedding took place
last evening, at o'crock. In the mar
riage of Miss Edna Beck. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. Beck pioneers ~
this city. and Mr.. Harland Pierce. "
Zillah. The ceremony. solemnizcd a.
the home of the brides sister. Mrs.
o. X. Snodgrass, 100 South Sevent h
street, was witnessed by relatives am
close friends, Rev. M. l.. Rose of the
Fist Christian church. officiating
HC Pai lpiS pIa wilma ipp'iA W.
daintily decorated for the occasion
in pink and white motif, graceful
streamers being festooned from the
chandeliers to the room corners and
clusters of carnations arranged about
the mantels and certering the res
f, eshment table. The bridal party
stood in the archway, the nuptia
vows being spoken beneath a hug;
wedding bell covered with carnation
and fern sprays.
The brides gown was of soft white
silk with trimmings of lace and sect
pearls and she carried a shower OF
white carnations combined with
green's. Her couture was crowned
from California. Miss Bessie Beck
cousin of the bride. was maid OF
honor. She wore pink silk with 6
cluster Of pink carnation. The
groom was attended by Mr.. Johr
Beck. Following the ring service 4
delicious bridal supper was served
Mrs. Snodgrass being assisted in serv-
ing by the Miss Bernice Code, Georgia
Beck, Lillian Beck, and Ethel Car.
mack. Mr.. and Mr.. Pierce were tho
recipients of many handsome gift
and left the same evening to max,
their home on their fruit ranch a
Zillah. Mrs. Pierce has the honor
of being the first white child horr
in North Yakima and the wedding
solemnized on her 25th birthday an
niversary was especially JOYOUS In IT,
Significance
Nevue- Scharry NuptiaIs.
Charming in its simplicity, the we'd
ding of Miss Josephine Nevue ant
Mr.. Arthur Scharry was solemnzet
yesterday morning at 8 O'Clock at st
Joseph's church, the Rev. Father
Brusten officiating In the presence o
the relatives and close friends of tn,
bride and groom. The brides gowr
was a dainty creation of white, ant
she carried a snowy bouquet of car
nations. A filmy veil of tulle caugh
to her couture with carnation buds
added touch to the bridal costume
Miss Louise Nevue, sister and mait
of honor, wore a gown of pale pinl
with shower Of carnations of tn,
same shade. Mr.. James GerOux acte,
as best man. Following the ceremon,
bridal breakfast was served at tn,
home of the brides parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Joseph Nevue. 210 Sixth avenu,
north Last evening the bride ant
groom were honor guests at n pleas
ant dancing party mingled with con.
gratulations, Willing away the hours