The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-18
Bateman- Eldreiee.

| NSuulHS. MyFlGQ llSlIS SHINING LQrOugI
many colored globes lent an enhancing
appearance to the surroundings. The
house was profusely decorated in palms
Terms and rare cut flowers. In TIE
parlor where the ceremony was peri ormed
by Bishop Nelson Empey, garlands OF
smllaX and evergreens were festooned
about the walls and chandeliers and in the
bay windows, where stood the bridal
couple, large horseshoe of red and white
carnations was suspended.
Inc dining room and library were CON
verified into banquet hall and the tables
shone respondent with dainty china, cut
glass and massive silver. Fern leaves
formed border around the tables, rose
Doves OF chrysan themums and smilax in
terspersed with candelaDra obtaining wax
tapers, rendered the effect perfect.
Upon one table was the wedding cake,
! beautifully designed, with bouquet of
bridal roses as centrepiece. Upon the
other the brides cake, with duchess lace
ana white ribbons, typical of the bride S
ralment she wore gown of white Bed
ford cord silk, court train and duchess lace
trimmings, carrying a bouquet of white
roses. Her sweet, interesting face was an
lndex TO her lovaoie character, and many
were the sincere and heartfelt congratula-
lions That were extended to the groom upon
winning such treasure.
Mrs. Eldredge, mother of the bride, wore
afgrey SILK, cut steel passementerie and
duchess lace.
Miss Esther Eldredge was beautiful in
canary fallle francois, chiffon vest and fes-
toon drapery upon a superbly fitted prin-
cess dress en- train-decollete.
| Mrs. Ernest Eldredge-C brocaded
SILK, real lace at neck and sleeves, en- train.
Mrs. Reed Smoot, sister of the bride.
cardinal satin rhadomes, handsome evening
dress.
Mrs. Ben Eldredge-Black bengaline,
orocaueu In lavender flowers, medici lace
at neck and sleeves.
The guests present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
L. >. Hills, Mr.. and Mrs. Watson, Mr.. and
Mrs ii. >. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Jennings. Mrs. Barratt, Mr.. Bechtol, Mrs.
and Miss Hampton. Mr.. Grant Hampton,
;. M. Barratt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. James,
Mr. and Mrs. James, Ben and Ernest
Eldredge, MIR. and Mrs Nate Sears. Mrs.
Maxwell. MIR. Owen, Tom Sloan, John Ben
nett Mrs. Bateman, Miss Bateman, Mr.,
and Mrs. Carlson, Mr. and Mrs Steve
Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs. Kraft, Bishop Empey
and wife, Mrs. Jackman, Mrs Joe Grow.
MIR. Orrin Grow, Reed Smoot and wife,
MIR. w. Groesbeck and wife, Mrs. Fred
Cla|son, Mrs. lanes Sharp Miss Celia
sharp, Mrs. James Jennings, Mrs. Bishop
Sharp, Mr.. Horace Eldredge.
The presents were costly and numerous.
amost elegant display of useful and orua-
mental.
| A complete and magnificent dinner and
tea set in French china, oval shape, and
most deliberately decorated in FURNISHED
| gold, from Mrs. Eldredge and Miss Esther.
Sugar spoon and knife IN suede case,
from Mrs. VI. A. Jackmau
An oil painting OF luscious peaches falling
out OF basket, by Haefeli, from Mr. and Mrs.
! B. Eldredge.
dozen sheer linen doylies hemstitched.
from friend
Gold embossed terra Gotta fruit plate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Sears.
Pickle fork in silver, Mrs Fred Claw
son.
Sandal wood fan and silk scarf, from
Quong Coon, "a Chinaman who has been
employed as domestic for several years..
Cut glass water jug, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Groesbeck.
Cut glass berry bowl, from Harold.
Cut glass pitcher, Harold and Missy
Smoot.
Salad bowl, Mamie.
Half dozen after coffee spoons, G. w.
Sloan.
Silver butter knife and dozen tea spoons,
from Mrs. B. Roberts.
! One dozen silver knives, carved ivory
handles, Joslin & Park.
Mrs. L. s. Hills.
One dozen ice cream spoons-Mr. and
Mrs. w. j. Jennings.
| Cream jug and silver bowl in exquisite
china with gold adornment-Guy Eldredge
Silver pepper and salt stand and salad
fork-James Eldredge.
An elegant silver berry bowl in repousse.
gold lining-Horace Eldredge.
Sugar tongs-Mr. and Mrs. w. F. James
One dozen coffee spoons in gold-H. S.
| Young aud wife.
Berry spoon, beautifully engraved-Mr.
and Mrs John Sharp.
One dozen ice cream spoons-Mr. and
Mrs. a. w. Carlson.
Handsome silver piano lamp, yellow
shade-Mr. and Mrs. Reed Smoot
Ice cream knife-Grant Hampton.
Silver crumb tray and brush-Mrs.
James Sharp.
! Sugar tongs-Mrs. w. Jennings.
Silver knife, spoon and fork Mr.. and
Mrs. Weber.
Silver creamer and sugar bowl in fila
gree work, gold-lined-Mr. and Mrs. Err
nest Eldredge.
Berry spoon, lovely design-Hills.
Silver olive fork and spoon-Mrs. and
Miss Hampton.
Royal Worcester urn Shape vase--Mrs.
Barratt.
Magnificent oil painting of american
| Fork Canyou"-Mr. John Bechtol
Cracker Jar of dresden china, silver
top and handles-S. M. Barratt.
Exquisite etching of Madonna, head
framed in white and silver-Miss Celia
Sharpe.
Japanese Fire Screen-Mrs. Maxwell and
Mr.. Owen.
Metal tongs. shovel and poker in stand,
from j. M. Watson.
! Angora rug-Charles Burton
Smoking jacket of blue elder down
! Schweitzer q Ransohoff.
| a pair of marine scenes-W. F. Bennett.
| The bride and groom will take immediate
possession of their home on First street.
The household linen prepared oy the bride
| for her new house is elegant. New stitched
table linen with napkins to match bearing
| her monogram, every conceivable table
service is of the finest linen: the taste dis
played being absolutely perfect
The menu consisted of
Oyster Patties.
| Chicken Salad. Thin Bread and Butter.
Olives.
Pressed Turkey. Cold Ham and Turkey.
Olives.
Apple, Currant and Cranberry Jelly in Moulds.
Connections. ConServes
Orange and Pine Apple Ice.
Vanilla Cream. Assorted Cake
Tea, Coffee and Chocolate
Wines served with each course.
A souvenir box of wedding cake with horse.
shoe for luck, was presented each guest.
Mrs. johnson prepared and served the
supper.
Tur HERAID eYtends CONGRATULATIONS