The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Splendid Wedding at which many Salt
Lake Guests were Present

Splendid Wedding at which many Salt
Lake Guests were Present
The society event of Thanksgiving week
at Springville was that ever pleasant oc-
curence of a marriage, and many friends
were in attendance from this city as also
from Provo. The contracting parties were
Miss Rhoda, daughter of N. H. Groesbeck
aud Mr.. Hugh M Dougall ir The
ceremony took place in the spacious parlors
OF the residence of the BRIDES father which
were most handsomely decorated with
smllax and crysanthemums In the center
was hung a large wish bone-in flowers
under which the bridal party stood.
The brides gown was of white faille
francalse, en- train, trimmed in silk passa-
menterle and point lace. Corsage bouquet
OF white rosebuds, with same in hair.
Satin slippers to match costumes and to-
paz ornaments.
The bridesmaids were Miss Kittie Dou-
gall. in pale lemon colored crepe de chine,
ostrich leather trimmings, natural flowers.
Miss Cora Groesbeck, India silk, ostrich
feather trimmings and natural flowers,
and Miss Mollie Groesbeck, India silk, os-
trlch feather trimmings and natural
flowers. The groom and the groomsman,
q. S. Wood, were attired in conventional
black. Brides mother, black silk ana lace
with diamond ornaments. Groom's mother,
pearl grey silk. diamoad ornaments.
A partial list of those present comprises
the following: From Salt Lake-Governor
Thomas and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. b.
Dougall Mr.. John A. Groes beck, Mr. and
Mrs. John H Groesbeck, Will Groesbeck.
Frank Groesbeck, Mr.. and Mrs. S. S.
Groesbeck, MIR. and Mrs. H. G. Reich, Mrs.
Fred Clawson, Miss Nellie Groesbeck,
Miss Edith Dinwoody, Sheriff and Mrs.
Burt, w. b. Dougall, jr., and S. P. Smyth
From Provo were DR.. and Mrs. Pike, Dr.
and Mrs Shores, Miss Dora Davis, Fran
Olsen and Herman Martin. From Center
vllle-Mr. and Mrs. George Chase, W.
Sleeper and Miss Kate Chase. Mawassa
Colo.-Miss Sarah Smith. Castillo Springs
Mrs. aud Miss Southworth Springville
was represented, in addition to the rela-
tives of the coutradting parties. by Mayor
and Mrs. Deal, MIR. and Mrs. Milan Pack
ard, Bishop and Mrs. Packard, Mr. and Mrs.
p. Il. Boyer, Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Bring
hurst, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Raymond, Mr..
and Mrs. n. L. Packard, Mr.. and Mrs e.
j. Yard, P. M. Deal, Missi Christie Blanch-
ard, David and Sophie Packard Mrs and
Miss Houtz, Miss Nettie Kerr, Mrs. Mil
Ter, Mrs S. Sanford and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
4. Hail.
At the conclusion of the reception a
most elegant banquet was served in the
spacious dining hail, under the manage
ment of caterer Ball and corps of assist
ants from Salt Lake.
The presents were numerous and ele-
CANT, among them being beautiful set of
pearl handled silver knives, forks and
teaspoons from John and Hyrum Groes-
beck, set teaspoons, sugar spoon and but
! ter knife from Mrs. HOrrocks, grandmother
OF the groom; gold lined pickle fork and
sugar spoon, Mr.. and Mrs Burt;
onyx clock, MIR. and Mrs. Will
Groesbeck; antique oak bedroom
set, father of bride; pickle fork,
/ graved, Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Oougall
orange and blue plush workbox and Jewel
case, Mrs. G. M. Groesbeck; gold lined
silver napkin rings, Bishop Packard and
silver nut bowl, DR.. and Mrs.
Pike and DR.. and Mrs. Shores; two
wife; carving set, Mr.. and Mrs. Reich
, hall dozen silver teaspoons and sugar spoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clawson; silver cake
basket, Wildly and Hughie Dougall: silver
butter dish, Mr.. and Mrs. j E. Hall; ice
cream spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Harrison
sugar and cream spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. }. A
Moreiand; silver and cut glass pickle cas-
TOT, Miss Nettie Kerr; cut glass cordial
set, Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Packard; hanging
lamp G. S. Wood and Miss Kit Dougall
butter knife, sugar spoon and fruit knives
Mr. and Mrs W. G. Alexander; pickle
Gas IOl, Dd'lu uuu OOpnlS 1dChdru, pear
card case. s. p. Smyth; copy of Holmes
Frank Olsen; copy of Lucille, Herman
Martin; china tete-a-tete tea set, MIR. and
Mrs. r. A. Deal; cracker dish. Mr.. anC
Mrs. b. j. Yard table cloth and napkins
Win Groesbeck, ir., and Edith Dinwoodey
cut glass WINE set, MIR. and Mrs. Packard
salad DISH G. d. Evans; water set and
tray, p. M. Deal and Christie Blanchard
carving set, Nellie Groesbeck and Charles
Cowan; two lamps, Frank and Jesse
Groesbeck; sauce dish, MIR. and Mrs. P. II
Boyer; vases, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hay
mond; brush case and mirror, Abbie
Groesbeck; box handkerchiefs, Mrs. and
Miss Southworth; water set, =,
toothpick holder, Barney Dougall; carving
set, --; fiat irons with inscription or
card, may there never be wrinkle in
your life that these irons will not smooth y
set topaz, family heirloom, mother OF
groom; $50 in gold coin, groom to bride
cup and saucer, Judge Jones and wife, and
a beautiful footstool for the bride of ever.
lasting flowers, with initials, Miss homa: