The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-02


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pockets.
The wedding of Miss Edith Moyle,
daughter of Mrs. Margaret Moyle, and Mr..
William F. Armstrong took place Thurs
day at the temple at Logan. The bridal
couple were accompanied from Salt Lake
by the mother and sister of the bride and
the sister of the groom. On Friday even
ing, at the home of the bride IN this city,
pretty reception was given to the rela-
tions and near friends of the contracting
parties. The rooms were beautifully dec
GRATED in smiIax, ferns and cut flowers,
winch perfumed the air deliciously. The
bridal gown was ofivory-tinted bengallne,
made Empire, and en- train; the bodice
was garnitured in an exquisite pattern OF
duchess lace beaded by pearl passemen-
terie. A pearl girdIe outlined the short
waist, and string of diamonds, the gift
of Mrs. Moyle, and an heirloom. 1ell ABOUT
her neck. She carried loose cluster OF
BRIDES roses.
Mrs. Movie wore black satin en- train,
trimmed deliberately with cut Jet. The
bodice was cut high and the large pulled
sleeves were elbow.
Miss Florence Moyle, who assisted in
receiving, looked exceedingly we'll IN
cream silk, en- train, trimmed with cream
tinted silk chiffon. The sleeves were cut
elbow, and her flowers were pink and
white.
Miss Ida Moyle was gowned in a lovely
shell pink silk, en- train, bodice cut V,
and trimmed in lace and green velvet.
The sleeves were made elbow, edged with
lace; pink gloves and boots; pink and
white roses were her flowers.
A sumptuous bridal supper was
served, and the presents were numerous
and elegant, embracing all things useful
and ornamental, from furniture to the
daintiest Venetian glass sets.
The happy couple go at once to mousse
keeping at 81 South Seventh East, where
the good wishes and congratulations OF
host OF friends follow them.
An impromptu hop was given at the
Manitou on Friday evening by the ladies
and gentlemen of the house IN honor OF
Mrs. Emma Wormuth who retired from
the management on the 1st of the month.
Mrs. Wormuth has been quite favorlte
and will be much missed there. The
evening, like all its predecessors, was
quite delightful. the music being excep-
tionally good; so, too, was the punch as
a
list OF the guests follows with some Of the
costumes worn:
Miss Tibbitts looked charming in g
fieecy white null with a touch of laven-
der. Flowers and gloves completed the
toilet.
Mrs. Clara Ruffner was in beautiful
gown of ivory tinted silk. garnltured
in silk embroidered chiffon; white roses
at the corsage and IN the hair; white
gloves and shoes. A white gauze ian I'm
ished delightful detail.
Miss A. Liggan looked like snowflake,
so pure and lovely was the costume Of
white India silk which she wore ano
which fitted to perfection her dainty
figure. Cream roses and white feather
fan were the accessories.
Mrs. Wormuth was elegantly gowned
in dress OF green velvet, brocaded satin
and gold passementerie; diamonds.
Miss McFall, dove colored cashmere.
Miss Thompson-Ciel blue crepe, ar
tisticaIly made, and dash of warmth
given it by the flowers she wore.
Miss Cooper, in the daintiest OF ivory
tinted silks.
Mrs. Beardsley wore a handsome black
velvet and red roses.
Mrs. Ditman was attired in rich greer
and red changeable silk trimmed in greer
velvet; diamonds and flowers.
MIS-. w 6D5IeT udu Ou a o1Ah "a POAApeS
dour, in pink and dove color; diamonds
+ Mrs. Harris-Old rose silk garniturec
in black lace, short pulled sleeves, witt
black gloves which met them; diamonds
Mrs. Stallmap-A stylish silk in pinl
and green changeable hues.
! Mrs. Pearson-Rose silk trimmed IL
black lace; carnations, white gloves anC
diamonds.
Mrs. Will Lynch-An elegant blacl
silk, frightened by cut jet; pink rose
at the corsage and in the hair.
Mrs. Will Carroll-Heavy black silk an
diamonds.
Miss Taylor, in red silk, and red gloves
cream roses.
Miss Whittle looked very elegant in
black satin trimmed in cut jet. Rose
were her flowers.
Mesdames Snow, 6. d. Amos, and tn
Misses Neff and Ricketst were intereste
participants. The gentlemen were Messrs
Will Lynch, Dittman. Webster, Rarri:
Pierson, G.. d. Amos, Snow, Carroll
Tobin, Montgomery, Jackson, Captai
Rhodes, Messrs. Bacon, Bauer, Ever
Joseph, G. E. Stanton, Snyder, Rollins
Linsey, Hughes, Windsor, Drs. Belts
McAchren and the Messrs. Hunter.
Messrs. c. M. Benedict, Walter Meek