The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-20
Witcher- Marshall,

The only daughter, Miss Nanon, of Judge
Thomas and Mrs. Marshall was married yester-
day afternoon to Mr.. Witcher, son Of Psymastsr
Witcher OF the United States army, at the
home OF The bride on Fourth East street. The
contracting parties are representatives of our
best families and are we'll and faYorab known
in The city. Miss Nanon has been pronounced
belle and an accomplished musician, and there
must be a host of adm rers who will wear the
willow. Promptly at $50 the bridal party. pre-
coded by Father Twombly, de .cended the stairs
and entered the spacious parlor, where in the
bay-window had been placed
THE WEDDING BELL
Of chrysanthemums and smilax, under which the
bridal party grouped itself. Miss Marshall was
most bewltching IN an elegant heavy corded
pearl white silk weddinS robe, court train
round neck and sleeves. The skirt was decor
ated in superb gold embro dered bands. The
artistic manner IN which the bridal veil was
worn was most fascinating.
The groom is an exceedingly handsome young
nan and it can We be d that the two are q
very attractive looking couple.
Miss Emma Mccormick and Miss Ida Noble
were the Bird smaids aud Mr.. Will Smedley
and Dr. Witcher respectively the best men. Miss
Mccormick wore magazine Mt Far sian gown
OF almon pink corded silk Miss NOBLE, wear
ing costume of cream white bro. AIDED silk,
was-eXtremely lovely. The gentlemen we in
evening dress.
THE GUESTS WE'RE
General and Mrs. Witcher, Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Cornick, Mir. and Mr. o. J. Salisbury, Mr. and
Mrs. smedley. Mr.. and Mrs. Conkln Mr.. and
Mrs Horne, MIR. and Mrs. Noble Witcher Jones
and wife, Harry Duke and wife, G. Y Wall zee
and wife, Mr., and Mrs, Boggs, Major and Mrs.
Dow ley, Mr.. and Mrs. G -orge Downay Mrs
Colonel Stevenson, MISS Ruth Stevenson. Mrs.
Shelton. Mrs. Roo Walker, W. G. Hall, Miss
Grace Wallace, Miss Stella Salisbury. Mrs.
Hampton. Miss Louise Smedley Dr. Fow er
Colonel Merritt Charles Wilkes, Mr.. Witcher
Misses Conklin.
THE PRESENTS
were numerous, costly and appropriate A few
are given below:
Colonel Merritt silver berry bowl.
Mr. j. r. Wa ker, cheese SEQ p.
Fllagree ca d case from friend.
Mrs Mccormick. ivory painted brooch set In
pearls and diamonds, exquisite.
Cut glass water jug, Mrs. BoggS.
Cut glass Derry bowl, Miss Wallace
Silver bon-bon dish and Iongs, Mr.. and Mrs
Smedey.
Pretty pin in shape of lovers knot set with
diamonds. MIR. and Mrs Salisbury.
Silver Iadle lined with gold Mr. and Mrs.
Horn.
Silver salad fork in handsome case, Mr.. Will
Smedley.
One dozen gold after-dinner coffee spoons.
Mr. and Mrs Noble.
Lace pin, Miss stella Salisbury
Cluster ring of diamonds ana emeralds Miss
Mccormick.
Dozen silver pearl handled knives from Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Duke.
Pot pourri jar from Dr. Witcher.
Douiton CUBS and saucers in handsome case
from. Mr.. and rs. Witcher Jones.
Beautiful ring with pink pearl, heart shape
setting, studded with diamonds, from bride 5
grandmother.
Gold ladle, DR.. Allen Fowler.
handkerchief case and love box. sweetly
designed in painted pansies, from Sisters Of
the Holy Cross.
Toilet set OF silver and pink, colored glass.
Miss Noble.
Dainty blue scarf of silk and painted boiling
cloth, from Misses Conklin.
Linen boufet cover handsomely hem
stitched, Miss Godthorpe
Royal vase. Mr.. Witcher.
Bronze piano lamp, from Mrs. General
Witcher.
Last, but not least, home completely fur
nished for housekeeping by the father and
mother of The bride.
After the ceremony and congra tulations an
elegant luncheon was served, and the happy
pair left on the o'clock train for an extended
California trip. Wishes for health, happiness
and prosperity. with hearty God bless you u
is the benediction sent after them. The mar
riage was very private, only the relatives ant
most intimate friends OF the family being pres
emit.