The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-11

delabra with wax candles aglow, piano |
lamp shed its mellow rays over all. The |
church aisle was canvased, and a rich |
carpet laid from door to carriage.
The English mode of the groom and best
| man waiting at the altar for the bride was
followed.
Up the aisle moved the bridal process
sion, the four ushers, three bridesmaids
and maid of honor, the latter costumed
in pale pink silk, and carrying bouquet
of La France roses, and the bridesmaids
wearing pale blue silk toilets, made en-
pire, bouquets of white carnations and
madenhair-
The lovely bride wore gown OF superb
ivory tinted satin. en- train, corsage cut
slightly V, both front and back; silk
tulle veil covered her from crown to hem;
her jewels were diamonds and pearls, and
her flowers nlphetor.
Promptly at the hour appointed the
lorganist struck up the wedding chorus
from Lohengrin, and when the wedding
party arrived, Mendelsohn's wedding
march gave the step to the procession.
During the ceremony, so, Promise Me''
was softly sung by Mrs. Dennis Spencer.
AT the conclusion OF the impressive
ceremony, the wedding party proceeded
to the residence OF the BRIDES parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fowler, where re-
ception was held, and later they took the
train for Del Monte, where the honey
ulOOn Will &c spent. Al us 6AplfdblOu
they will come to Salt Lake and reside in
a handsome home, which is one among
the numerous and elegant wedding pres
ents received.
Many friends here will congratulate and
welcome them.
The sAlpha and Omega club" which
was organized year ago, had their last
meeting and social gathering at Mrs.
/ Wells, 40 Fourth East, last night. Their
programme was short and exceptionally
well rendered. Vocal and instrumental
solos. essays and Rotations were given;
they then adjourned the meeting until fall.
A good, Jolly time followed with CONVEX
sation and delicious refreshments.
The officers of the club are: President,
Pearl Gunner: vice president and treas
urer, Mr.. Earnest Schettler; secretary,
Miss Claire Clinton. The remaining
members are the Misses Ruby Wells,
Louie Woolley. Ada Young, Cathie
Culmer, Jennie Macintosh, Ella Clark.
Messrs. Lee Young, Fred Woolley,
Heber Aldons, Charlie Crismon, George
Swan and Jim Hogle. The guests present
were the Misses Florence Young, Lena
Adams, Myrtle Woodmansee, Mamie
Woolley, Jennie Pyper; Messrs. Hiles,
Sanford, Elma Young, Y. w. Ritter, Sam
Carter, Farnsworth and Master Hedges.
The programme rendered was tue fol-
lowing:
Plano 500 s------ Pearl GU IN er
kee,tatlon Ne: =: George G. IVAN
sketch of the Life of Richard IT..
49,. Observation-Disclosures Ernest Schettier
''Song that Reached My Beart''. =. Ada Young
Address Alpha and Omega. Lee Young
One OF the prettiest OF June parties was
that given by Mrs. Mabel T. Witt and
her niece, Miss Leah Dunford, at their
little biiou of home on First West and
Sixth North last Wednesday evening in
honor of Miss Dunford, who left yester-
day morning for Harvard university, ac-
| companied by Miss Babcock. The even
ing was one of supreme enjoyment in
every way, particularly on account of
Mr.. Cal Carrington's piano selections
| from his own opera, which is destined to
rival 'Robin Hood' or any others by
the same composers. 1t is not generally
known, but it is a fact, that this young
and gifted composer is the brightest pro-
duct Utah has ever produced, and before
many years is bound to be acknowledged
as such.
Miss Babcock recited in her own
charming and ininlitable way.
The refreshments were on the epicurean
order and were daintily served. Those
fortunate enough to be present were:
Mesdames Lucy B. Young, Mabel I.
| Witt and Edith Darlington, Misses Leah
| Dunford, Babcock, Belle Salmon, Messrs.
Cal Darlington, Walter Clawson, Ross,
Robert Lewis, r. Lewis, l.. Hills.
| Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Alexander G.
Ewing's lovely home was thronged with
members and friends of the Methodist
church. The rooms were deezed with
white and pink sweet peas, and over the
handsome stained glass window branches
of locust hanging full of fragrant white
! blossoms were placed.
The ladies had prepared an interesting
musical and literary programme, which
! was carried out very successfully. The
afternoon was devoted to Longfellow.
| Mrs. Plummer sang 1.-THE Bridge' with
fine effect. The Misses Moore and Dayton,
pupils OF Mrs. Plummer, gave respectively
ssThe Day Is DoneD and 1.-The Rainy
Day.
Mrs. Barbee read a graphic sketch of
the life of the poet.
Mrs. Reed recited tsThe Famine'' and
'Maidenhood, selections from the same
author, and at the close of the programme
cooling refreshments were served.
Mrs. Sowles had charge of the dining
room, the Misses Beeman and Myra
Sowles dispensed the dainties with much
grace, and the afternoon closed with eclat.
Mr.. A. J. Cushing, superintendent of
the pioneer sampling mill. and wife, and
Mr.. William Cooper, proprietor of the
! Peoples Roller mill, Sandy, and wife,
made up pleasant little party that left
on last EVENINGS Rio Grands train for
Chicago and the World fair. They will
stop off at Denver, Kansas City and other
points OF interest en- route, and expect TO
be gone about five or six weeks.
Mrs. Mulhall entertained the lady
clerks of q. c. NJ. I. at her home 255
West Sixth North on Friday evening,
where dainty spread was set, which was
enjoyed by all, after which a game of
high five was INDUCED in. Those who
were present: Mesdame Grosscap,
Misses Marggie Sharp, Nellie Neslin,
/ Josie Brown, Marie Jonasson and Mrs.
Retta Margetts.
Miss Mary Louise Anderson went east
Saturday, taking Mrs. M. c. Fox's
children with her. Mr.. Albert Taylor
was on the same train He will do the
Il Worlds exhibit thoroughly before re
turning and viii be absent month.
On Tuesday evening DR.. and Mrs. Alex
ander c. Ewing entertained very delight
fully DR.. and Mrs. Burdick and some mu-
tual friends. Many VIII remember with
pleasure Dr.. and Mrs. Burdick who form
ally lived here.
Mrs. s. G. Baldwin who has been q
guest of her sister Mrs. Judd for some
months past was to have left for her home
i11H aln frc Rol Iii I,