The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-03
SMITH-WEILER.
The Elegant Reception Last
Evening.
The Bridegroom and Bride Leave This
Morning and win Spend Their Honey
moon in the East.

| All buaJ WIS HlDEl6 Oh u uR0 II. II. OlnlLu
and Miss Kate Weller was laid to rest on
Wednesday. They were quietly married
in Logan by President Joseph F. Smith
and last evening wedding reception in
their hon or was given by Mr.. and Mrs. E.
M. Weller, the BRIDES parents. The spa
cious and handsome Weller residence on
Seventh South was ablaze with light and
merriment and an immense throng Of joy
Gus well-wishers assembled to give the
newly married couple salutations Every
thing was elegant and hospitabls to the
last degree.
The air was heavy with the scent Of
| flowers and the bride and groom stood in q
veritable bower to receive their friends. The
refreshments were rything that good
taste and lavish expenditure could COM
mand and the service was in Chef Balls
best style The bride, attired III dress Of
white corded silk, en- traine, with the regu-
lation wealth of yelling and clinging
myriads of white roses. looked beautiful;
the judge gave q very fair PRESENT. ent of
being entirely at his ease.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith take this mornings
train for New York, returning to Chicago
in time to assist in the Tuscarora obse-
quies. When they again settle down in
Salt Lake it will be at the Knutsford hotel.
The offerings of their friends last evening
were as profuse as they were tasteful.
| Following is list Of the gifts:
Piano lamp, oxydized silver and onyx,
from Messrs. F. w. jennings, c. S. Bur
ton and H. M. Wells.
Hall mirror, from Mr.. and Mrs. M. Z.
Cum mings.
Silver pitcher ana goblet, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Armstrong.
Gold napkin rings, Harry Edwards.
Silver and gold pie knife, MIR. and Mrs.
A. J. Burt
Silver butter knife and spoon, Matte E.
Horne.
Silver and gold cream and sugar spoon,
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Reid.
Silver cake basket, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Fox, jr.
One dozen silver and gold after dinner
coffee spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. James.
Silver and gold bon bon spoon, Mr.. Ed.
Sheets.
Silver salad spoon and fork, from the
Misses Sweuson.
Cut glass brandy set, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
S. Crismon.
Oak table and scarf, Jennie Crismon.
Hand-painted unique vase, Mrs. w. G.
James.
Silver and gold berry spoon, Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Snow.
Silver and gold cream spoon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. l.. Beatie
Handsome carving set John R. Win
der, ir.
Royal Worcester bon bon box, Mrs Lit
tie ana Mrs. Clawson, ir.
Decanter and six cut glasses, B. F.
Grant.
Gold souvenir spoon. from Mr.. Weight
man, Montana.
Silver pudding dish, Mr. and Mrs. George
Crismon.
Berry bowl, silver and gold, Mrs. Weller,
Edith and Jacob Weller.
Same, from Mrs. Sheets.
Silver and china berry dish, Aunt Susan,
Lizzie and Lib.
Glass berry set. Jennie Wade.
Pair bronze figures, Mrs. j. f. Miller.
Handsome down pillow, Edith Weller.
Silver pitch sr from Bert Stein bridge.
Silver and gold tea set and tray, beau
tiful aud costly gift, Mr.. and Mrs. E. M.
Weller and Miss Scott.
Cut glass; berry dish, Mrs. H. S. Ell
dredge
Cut glass decanter and six glasses, Mr..
and Mrs. E. r. Eldredge, Miss G. Sharp,
Esther Eldredge.
Tend ollargold piece, Grandpa Weller.
Half dozen pearl handled fruit knives,
Amy and Angie.
Silver cake dish, Mr. and Mrs. ]. H.
Smith.
Same, from Mr.. WelRntma0.
Silver cup, FIR. aad Mrs. E. F. Parry.
Royal Worcester vase. MIR. and Mrs A
Roundy.
Hand painted china sugar and creamer,
Mrs. Arthur Wilson Taylor.
Glass decanters, MIR. aud Mrs. Acomb.
Cream and sugar spoon, Mrs Dix.
Half dozen silver spoons, Elk. and Mrs.
]. f. Grant.
Set nut crackers, Miss Jennie E{aight.
Soup set, hand-psinted china, Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Scott.
Vase, hand-painted, w. N. Farnsworth.
Head rest, hand-painted canvas, MIR. and
Mrs. X. Q. Pitt.
Etching, Mr. Carroll.
Butter knife, Nellie Bringhurst.
Cream spoon, from Martha.
Salad spoon and fork, gold aad silver, L.
S. Hills and H. S. Young.
Silver salt bottle, Mr.. aud Mrs. Haight.
Glass ice bowl, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Groesbecls.
Silver crumb brush and tray, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Little.
Handsome breakfast and dinner carving
set. 3. Nj. Ellerbeck and James MAR.
Salnd set, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. s Cutler and
Miss Weller.
China vase, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Claw
son.
Hand-painted coffee set, Mrs. Charles
Crismon.
Pair water colors, MIR. and Mrs. D. s.
Spencer.
Miss n g. Reckmeyer, late of the City
of Paris, will begin her sale Of trimmed