The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-20

color. Carnation pinks were her flowers.
Miss Anderson was in Il PsES&aown Of
lavender richly wrought with Turkish en-
oroidery.
Miss Royal the loveliest Of pink crepe
and white lace; cream roses.
Mrs. t. j. Almy; black velvet and dia-
monds.
Mrs. Hugh Anderson, Paris toilet of
blue gray, silk vest; diamonds.
Mrs. w. r. Smedley wore black silk
brocaded in yellow roses, frout gorgeously
embroidered in gold; rarely rich fan of
lace and amor.
Mrs. Conklin, wine silk, duchess lace;
gray fan; diamonds.
Miss Agatha Conklin, pink crepe, blond
SILK lace front, and black velvet stripes
chrysanthemums.
Miss Spragae, u dainty gown of lavendar
crepe, trimmed in mule; lavender gloves
and bronze shoes
Mrs. Woodward was elegant in a black
crepe, ietted; BLACK gloves.
Mrs. Walker, cream hrocaded silk, court
train; feather ian, diamonds.
Miss Mary Woodward in i blue silk slip,
yelled in black striped gauze; black gloves !;
cluster Of PINK roses.
, Mrs Beattie in handsome robe of black
duchess, brocaded in lilac
Miss Beattie, cream sill en- train.
Mrs, Bancroft Handsome gray silk
Mrs. Wright-Black Six slip, yelled in
black net, velvet sleeves AID gloves ana
gorgeous California cgrysgntaemuns.
Miss Bessie Sprague was charmugly
gowned in magnolia brocaded silk, IN
dressed gloves ana shoes OF magnolia lin.
blonde lace garnature, cream roses in hair
and for her bouquet
Mrs Kendell of Fort Douglas-An ele-
CANT toilet of hunters green velvet, com
bined with fawn SILK; diamonds.
The wedding of Miss Emma IIinsey aud
Mr.. Alexander H. Cowie on tuesday was
the largest ana one OF tie most beautiful
weddings of the season. Mrs. Ruth E.
Kinsey's comfortable home was in gay
attire, bright with cut a5wers, wreeths
and festoons of smiiax Tbs large
rooms were brilliantly lighted and
were thronged with friends, 10 invi-
tations being out. OF these number were
sent to friends in far-away homes. The
bride-a lovely girl, of sweet, low voice
and winning mauner-was richly gowned
IN magnolia wuite oenganne en- train.
BODICE cut square and sleeves snort; waite
kids. She carried loose cluster OF brides
roses IN her hand and " ore them also in
her hair. -Four bridesmaids attended her
Miss Eta Klnsey was in d Me green
india SILK and carrying pink chrysantne-
NUNS.
Miss Theodore Clayse wore a darker
shade OF green anu carried chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Miss Dolly Reese, pink silk, white gloves
and chrysantnemums to harmonic with
the hue Of ner gown.
Miss Mary Douglas toilet was butter
cup silk, cream Kids and chrysanthemun.s.
a eft7A : h,aN IA, tay
Bastable, Marx Reeael Stanley Price and
S. Robbins.
The impressive ceremony of the Episco-
pal church was performed by tue Rev. Mr..
Ellsworth of Ogden. The bridal party ar
ranged themselves III 4 pretty group in
front of bank Of eyergreens, with Mrs.
hlnsey, dressed most bec0miu9ly, at the
left The service was performed at half
past Z, and after partaking OF a sumptuous
repast, the bride anu groom left on the 9
O'Clock train for New York and the eastern
cities. They will be absent month. Che
presents were numerous, rich and beauti-
full
On the return of the happy couple they
will reside with Mrs. Kinsey at III South
Main street, where they will be at nome TO
their friends after the 18th of December.
The high i've given by Mrs. James Lowe
on Wednesday afternoon in honor OF her
daughter Mrs. r. B. Turner, was an ele-
CANT and most enjoyable affair. The
spacious rooms were embellished with
plants Of the fans favorite the
chrysanthemum, in all its beautiful variety
of color, the newell post. in the nall, was
hidden by a lovely wax vine,
snrmonnted by white chrysanthemums.