Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-08

afternoon By the Rev. Elmer /.
| Goshen at the home OF the brides
parents. Mr. and Mrs. u. l.. shannon.
Miss Minnie r.. Edwards and Paul
+. McCaskey will be married this eve
! ming at o'clock at the home of the
bride. by Rev. L. s Bowerman and
a reception will follow from To II.
A wedding OF this evening will be
that of Miss Hazel a Tsnlinson and
BENJAMIN T. Morris. TO take place at
the home Of the bridges parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. +. Tomlsou, at s. o'clock
Miss Thenia Chllcot and Emil JOSH
are married this afternoon by the Rev
r. b. Short of the First Methodist
church at the home OF the bride In
West Third South street.
Another wedding afternoon wedding
will be that OF Miss Forrest Martin
and n. -. summer, TO take place at
. o'clock AT the brides home, the Rev.
Elmer l Goshen officiating.
Miss Leona Jorgenson and Charles
l., Clarke will be married this evening
at So'clock at the home OF the bride
in Ninth East street
Miss Edna Brenerton OF Raymond.
Canada. and Spencer Young or the
same place were married today in the
temple. Mr.. Young Is son of b.
5. Young formerly of this city.
large AFFAIR OF tonight will be the
alumni banquet at the university. when
all graduates OF the university Will sit
at a feast OF meats and toasts from
o'clock till probably late hour.
A pretty affair Of Yesterday was the
luncheon given at the University club
ItsN leo I7.tr s.fs L. fRI In, Of
Lulu ID. Barr one of the June brides,
The table was decorated in green and
white with centcrpiece OF sweet
peas and ferns placed on mirror
and laid in star shape about "a cut
glass bowl filled with the flowers. The
favors We're small with satin cushions
having the monogram Of the bride and
groom elect, and tied together with
green ribbons. The place-cards we're
hand painted in four-leaved clover
and tied to them were clusters of
white sweet peas. Covers were laid
for a dozen.
Mrs Fred Hornung and Mrs. j ".
Davis were among yesterdays hostsses
entertaining at a bridge tea at the
Hornung home with ten tables played
and others coming IN for the tea. The
rooms were decorated in peonies and
| ferns and a number Of friends assist
| cd.
A charming wedding OF last
| night were that OF Miss Theresa
Burton and Frank r. c. Lark, follow
ing the marriage in the temple. Tho
| rooms We're beautifully decorated in
roses and peonies Of various colors
mingled with English ivy and smilax,
and number of friends assisted in
receiving and entertaining The bride
| wore a lingerie gown of all over
| embroidery and carried brides roses
| she had no attendants. Assisting In re-
ceiving We're Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
| clark OF EVANSVILLE, Miss Victor
| Reed Mrs Langford and the Misses,
| Ivy and Mary Burton Mr. and Mrs.
| Clark will make their home in MeNi-
| co.
Miss Hazel Dorius is guest OF honor
| this afternoon at a shower party
| given by Mrs. T. c. Stayner and Miss
| Grace Dorius.
Mrs. Ralph A. Rudy entertains for
Mrs. f. ]. Watson this afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. oden. Mrs.
| J. n. Richards. DIR. and Mrs. II. p.
| Kirtley and Miss Marie Odell have re-
turned from New York.
| Tho National Congress or Mothers
| and Parent-Teachers association con-
| NtntN III Denver IINiu JUNO ~ " ~
and today Mrs. G. y, Allen and Mrs.
| n. J. Fitzgerald and Mrs. w. s Nc
| Cornick officers Of the Utah Congress
of Mothers leave to attend the session.
Mrs r. D. Lewis and children leave
next week to spend the summer in the
| Pacific Northwest. visiting Portland,
| Seattle and other Of the coast cities
!
Yesterday afternoon Mrs J.. l..
| Terry way hostess nj a large
tee at her home on east South
| Temple street the rooms being
| decorated I'm a variety OF flowers
| with different Colors in each, peonics.
| roses and sweet peas being used with
ferns and smiax. The diningroom was
especially attractive with It's unique
| details, sweet peas being used with ar
| tistic effect. The hostess was assisted
by number of friends and about l2S
vert present
Tomorrow a large number OF interest
| ing bridal affairs take place the most
| OF them home weddings, the list inClud
ing some Of the best known and most
popular young people OF the city
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Claude
Williams and Miss Charlotte Holmes
are hostesses az bridge tea.
10 tables being played and about
20 coming In for tea. The
rooms were decorated in a profusion
of pink peonies roses and Japanese
iris. the table IN the diningroom hav
| ing a centeTpiecc Of the latter. yellow
shaded candles and a lace cloth over
yellow. Assisting the hostesses were
Mrs. Fred Little Mrs. a II. Ensign,
Miss Mercy Lewis. Miss Mary Halloran
! and Miss Lucille clark. The prize win
ncrs OF the afternoon were Mrs. r W.
| Little. Mrs VIII Brown. Mrs. &. 4.
| Quiglcy. Mrs. J. j. Campbell. Mrs.
| Dix. Miss Mildred Mcmillan. Miss Ed
ma Dunn. Miss Emma Quigley and Miss
| Daisy Savage
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G., futile enter
tained at dinner last evening.
! the table being decorated IN
| pink peonies and covers laid
| for dozen Egyptian place
! cards were used. having scenes Illus
trntive OF Egyptian life Roses I'm var
iuus colors were throughout the house.
on Monday Dr and Mrs. J. r. Kings
bury entertained AZ large reception at
their home In honor Of the graduating
class Of the university, who were there
| IA caps and gowns, while from To
| O'Clock a large throng OF guests, the
! faculty and former and present stu
dents OF the university aud their friends
/ filled the rooms. thc occasion forming
| an opportunity Tor many pleasant re-
| VivaIs OF old associations. The rooms
/ we're decorated with profusion Of