The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-12
A BRILLIANT WEDDING.
MARRIAGE OF MISS FRANCES
JUDGE AND LIEUT. WOODWARD.
Was Solemnized Last Evening at the
Residence of the Brides Mother,
Bishop Seaman Officiating.

The most brilliant affair of the fail
season was the wedding OF Miss
Frances Harvey Judge. daughter OF
Mrs. Mary Judge. of this city. and Lieu
tenant John Edwin Woodward of the
Sixteenth infantry. The marriage oc-
CURED last evening at half after Z, at
the home of the brides mother on East
Brigham street At the appointed hour
Mendelssohn's Spring Song was played
on the piano by Miss Mamie Noble,
and the bridal party started down the
broad stairway. First came the four
bridesmaids walking TWO by two. The
first two were Miss Agnes Judge and
Miss Kathryn Judge. sisters Of the
bride. Miss Agnes Judge was gOwned
in a handsome green taffeta with over
dress of white OrSandie. The waist
was of pure white with trimmings OF
old lace, and was finished at the waist
with a broad sash of green taffeta rib
bon edged with black velvet. she car
ried mignonette. Miss Kathryn Judge
was lovely in a corresponding gown or
rose crsIored taffeta and white oTgandie
and carried pink roses They were fol-
lowed by Miss Edith Noble and Miss;
Stella Tiernan Miss Edith Noble woreS
rose coiered taffetaL with overdress of
white crgandie and carried pink roses.
and Miss Tiernan'S gown was OF green
taffeta covered IN white organdie. She
carried mignoneitte. Next came the
maid of honor, Miss IverS of Park City,
gowned in a dainty gown of hel1otrope
taffeta covered in white mOuSSeltne de
sole with trimmings Of heliotrope rib
bon and lace. and carrying violets. She
was followed by the bride on the arm
of her brother, Mr.. Frank Judge. Thes
bride was beautiful in a gown OF
heavy dgfchesse ivory tinted satin The !
skirt was perfectly plain with a full
court train. The waist was high In thes
neck and the front entirety OVERLAND
with duchesse lace. The sleeves WereF
long. reaching far over the hand and
was finished with a ruffie of the lace
She was envelOped in a vetl OF ducheSSe
lace which was fastened in her hair, ?
with a slrnburst of diamonds. The par
ty passed through the hail and entered,
the front drawing room, where they
were met by the groom ana ms pest
man. Lieutenant Charles W. Castle,
hirh wearing full dress regimentals.
Here they were married by Bishop
Lawrence Seaman OF the Catholic
church. Only the intimate family
friends witnessed the ceremony. From
until 1870 a. reception was given TO
200 Of their friends. The deco
rations in the rome were beautiful and
artistic in the extreme. The bridal
party stood under a canopy, extending
from the bay window to the chandelier
in the center of the room, made OF
sirnflax. interviewer with chrysanohe-
NUNS and carnations. They were assist
ed in receiving by Mrs. Judge, mother
Of the bride. who wore a. handsome
gown of black and white brocade with
diamond ornaments. and Miss Judge in
a. gown of IavendaT silk with trimmings
of rose, mouSseline de sole and duchesse
lace She carried a large bunch OF
American beauty roses.
The music room was feStoOned with
smiIax and chrysanthemUms, while
every available space was filled with
palms and huge bowls of chrySanthe-
NUNS. The dining room was decorated
in American beauty roses and was pre-
sided over by Miss Mcmillan, Miss
Anna May Mcmillan, Miss Lynch, Miss
Glandtnning, Miss Noble and Miss
Margaret Daily, all wearing gowns OF
pink and green.
The library walls were draped In
American flags and 1he mantel was
banked with chTysanrhemunls. Here
punch was served during the evening
by difereni. young ladies.
Sweet strains of music flied the
rooms all evening from al full orcheS-
TIA stationed in the upper hall
After the reception dancing was en-
loved until the early morning hours by
the young friends Of the bride and
groom.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Woodward left
on the late train for Fort Shermans
their future home.
The bride is Salt Lake girl who
has alawys been a great favOrfte in So
cial circles. The groom is an officer of
the Sixteenth infantry. He has lived
here for the past two years and has
many friends who join in wishing the
young couple q. future Of happiness.