The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-10
A BRILLIANT AFFAIR.
The Double Reception at the
DeVereauX House.
A BLAZE OF LIGHT AND BEAUTY
Mr. and Mrs j. q FarlOw and Mr
and Mrs. j. e. Carlisle the
Central Figures.

with light and beauty Lost night IN honor
of the wedding of her two daughters
Emma and Maye. The former, was
married week ago to Mr.. ]. E. Car
Isle, editor of the Logan Journal, and
the latter was united early last evening
to Mr.. J. B. Farlow of the Godbe Pitts
Drug Company of this city, Judge
Sandford performing the ceremony.
The handsome residence was thrown
open to the guests before s O'Clock and
less Inan an n0ur later the spacious
parlors and drawing rooms were
thronged with ladies and ger tlemen, all
anxious to extend their congratu-
lations and bsst wishes to the hap Ply
brides and grooms. The large west
drawing room was beautifully decor :
ated with flowers and foliage of every
kind, and under the sheltering wings OF
a large floral umbrella. in the bow win
dow, stood Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Isle and MIR. and Mrs. Farlow.
The brides were both attired in rich
costumes of white silk, and their
charming appearance was only equalled
by the grace with which they carried off
the trying duties of thelr'position. The
guests were received at the door of the
drawing toom by Mrs. Jennings, who
acted the hostess with all the
dignifed cordIalitv for which she
is known, and were then ushered
into the presence OF the contracting
parties to tender their compliments
and good wishes.
During the entire evening, delightful
s rains of music were waited through
out the house from the upper hallway,
where Olson's band was stationed.
There were music, light, flowers and
beautiful women; the effect was en-
trancing.
A sumptuous wedding supper was
served in the large double library, and
there. as everywhere else in the house,
all was elegance and delicate tasteful
ness.
Among the ladies present there were
many beautiful costumes worn, to de-
scribe which would require Worth but
to sum up in brief ,it,wa5 one of the most
brilliant asSemblages ever seen in this
city. Where so many were coming and
going and yet so many large rooms al
Ways crowded, it would be impossible
to give anything like complete
list of the guests. Among those
noticed, however, were the following:
Judge end Mrs. Sanford, Mr., and Mrs
w. w: Ritter. Mr.. and Mrs. t. 6. Web
Der, Mr.. Henry Dinwoodey, Mr.. and
Mrs. George a. Lowe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bolivar Roberts, Mr.. Angus NJ. Can
non, MIS-. III. Sharp, Mrs. Nettie Sharp,
M. and Mrs. Isaac Jennings, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph A. Jennings, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Frank W. Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs. j. e.
Jennings, Miss Farlow, Miss Bascomb.
Nj and Mrs. J B. Walden, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. q. Shearma N, Miss s earman,
Mrs. Lizzie f. Young, Mrs. Priscilla
Sraines, Bishop FAIR, Mrs. Katie
Young, Miss Mabel Young. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Il. Moyle, Mr.. and Mrs. s. +.
Fenton, Mrs. Il. S. Eldredge, Mr..
and Mrs. Ben R. Eldredge,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Caine, Nj. and Mrs.
w. H. Rowe, the Misses Rowe. the
Misses Wsbber, Miss Mel Sharp, Miss
Kate Sharp, Mr.. w. H. KING, Mr.. Q. s.
Pavey, Mr.. D. LII. Murray, Mr.. Os-
borne, Mr.. Bolivar Roberts, Jr.. Mr..
Joseph Lipman. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Carroll Mr.. aud Mrs. Walter Beattle,
Miss Grace Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Rod
ney Badger, MIR. and Mrs. D. S. Spen-
Ger, Mr.. Ernest Eldredge, Mr.. Horace
Eldredge. Mr.. Wait Jennings: Mr..
Clarence Jennings. Mr.. Grant Hamp-
ton, Mrs. George Romney Jr., Mr.. Art
Lowe. DR.. Bower. Mr.. A. G. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Naisbitt, Mr.. and Mrs.
2. l.. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. James
E!dredge. Mr.. Samuel Barratt, Mr..
James Dwyer, Mr.. Charles Dryer,
Mr.. Fred Scarf, Mr.. William CLARK,
Mr.. I. Cobb, MIR. Orabbe, MIR. Henry
Naisbitt, Mr.. Fred Naisbi:t. Miss Nals-
bitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul, Mrs. Werner,
Mr. Hewlett, Mr.. Farnsworth. Mr. and
Mrs. Heary Dinwoodey, Jr:, Mr.: and
Mrs. Heber Dinwoodey,. Miss Flora
woodey, Mr.. John Bechtol, Mr.. Ned
Riggs. Mra o. H. Riggs. Mrs. Camilla
Cobb. Mr.. aud Mrs. B. S. Young, MIR.
and Mrs. Junius +. Wells, Mrs. FRANK
lin D. Richards, Mrs. Franklin s. Rich
ards, Mr.. Joseph Richards.
MR.. B Farlow is to be congratulated
upon marrying woman of rare quail
ties and attainments. AS Miss Maye
Jennings, she had hundreds OF frienus
who are ready TO attest this fact. She
is a Young woman of superior education
anu TSuu6II6uIi hAd POSoOooSN
of innate dignity and reserve, hers is a
most wholesome nature. Broad
ideas and varied accomplishments have
made her valued member of society
and, while trends have, for h r
own sake, surrendered her to Mr..
Farlow, they do so only in the belief
that she will still be to them what she
has always been, an agreeable associate
and q true friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farlow left last night
on wedding tour to California, and on
their return will take up their residence
at the White House, just east OF the
Eagle Gate.
In Miss Emma Jennings, Mr.. ]. E.
Carlisle will find a woman who will
fulfil the ideal of that sacred word
wife" A free and generous nature,
guided by the delicate promptings
OF home culture, make her
woman who cannot fail to
realize all her husbands fopdest
hopes. Her sweet disposition and her
cordially. accompanied by her many
accomplishments, will enable her to
make of her husbands house all that is
meant by the word "home."
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle 60 to Logan
shortly and will make their home in