Show 1 ll T nil all happened when Pi the childhood home A r of or Maude olau e Adams on State te street was beIng being boIng be- be Ing demolished tOI to make room for a a. amore I more moro modern truce truc- truc e ture I Naturally the conI con- con I n cen centered about the great successes won b by the delightful little actress s. s whom tho the J and of ot whom all an whole world loves Salt Lake people arc jU Justly prou proud i In the discussion discursion slon of her wonderful as al shown h by such fluch plays o as IS ISI j. j Q Quality ua Ill Street Barries Barrie's Little Ill I'll Min Mm- Minister n- n ister an and the thc ever charming Peter Peler PeterS S 1 Pan mention was made of ot her play S for tor this season eaon What Every g Woman roman I Know Whereupon hereupon a member o of oC tho party remarked that It was almost al- al t. t most Impossible to Imagine an any one even a a. person of or Maude l Adams Adam's groat at adaptability being able to appear Corl for Cor foran S an entire season In a A. play of light l I character Yet such fluch It must be he for tor It J half hair hairr surely surch couldn't take more than r an m h hour ur to tell telI all aB that every woman knows 11 Of or courso course it was a man who said It and of or course we we made mado him apolo apolo- but wo we haven't ha forgiven him foa for fo 1 a a that r. r But speaking of or what every woman woma i knows reminds me of or a fact act that is en engraved en- en eni i graved g on ef c every feminine heart It which Is that June Is the month o of H. H I r ro roses es and also of weddings and aDd thos I t. t same hearts are eagerly longing fo for from something f entirely different other weddings What shall it bo be boThe 1 The IThe beautiful church weddings haat have hav t boOn been be n popular for Cor so man many nian sea seasons ons that tha fir they th no lon longer r satisfy tho the desire fo for I while a ua simple homo has become a stock phrase through o er use But Bul womankind is ever over resource resource- I fit and what hat she sho wants ants sho Is sure suro to obtain by some means and fair lair means at nt that After Ailer much socking seeking came the tho Idea Why hO not have the ceremony ceremony cere cere- mony many performed at ones one's country countr home the fact of or the tho chan change o front from the tho conventional as a R. surprise until tho the day of tho the wedding when tho the guests suddenly find tInd themselves In Invited Invited In- In Hed to leave th the dusty city with It its mundane cares and Join the wedding party part In their country retreat Already these affairs have havo become one of the fads of Eastern society and Salt Lake maidens aro planning to use the Idea for some somo of oC the June weddings that will soon be upon us The country countr homo home of or one of or Salt Lakes Lake's most popular elects bride Is even oven now being prepared for such Jin nn event e the time charming charming- possibilities of oC which ma may be gathered from a de description de- de e- e given by hy a n prominent society lady ad who recently saw one celebrated In I. I thE l 1 HL qt The ceremony was performed un under undera er ern a n big spreading tree the decorations being beinS' the th natural growth of or flowers trees and anel shrubbery with the beautiful beautiful ful green lawn Jawn providing the softest of carpets carpels for the bridal party part All of the attending maids were gowned In the daintiest of summer gowns and the bride herself was a perfect picture In a a. gown of oC pink and anda a n. large Jarge Gainsborough hat The clergyman clergyman clergy clergy- man awaited the wedding party at lh the rustic rustle bridge laid over the small I creek which the grounds s. s The Thc we wedding breakfast was served In the big out-of-doors out where all nature nature na- na ture- ture e to the hope and happiness that should be a part of every brides bride's dower As a finishing touch to the beautiful picture the h bride to tossed ed her bouquet of oC pink roses from Crom her seat seal In a grapevine swing and the maid who succeeded In catching catchIng catching catch catch- ing the best gift that can bl be bd bestowed by a bride Is already planning a sImilar similar similar simi sImi- lar affair for tor tho we wedding lIn promised premised by bythe bythe bythe the fates to the tha winner of ot a bri brides bride's es e's flowers |