The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-25

strains of music at intervals through
| out the evening
The bride, President Cluff's youngest
| daughter, was elegantly attired in
white silk and lace. with white roses
and diamonds. The groom, President
Eldredge's son, was in evening dress.
| Together they sat in an antique al
! cove, feStOOned with handsome and
delicate flowers and evergreens. artis-
tically arranged in one end of the spa
cious hall, to receive congratulations.
which We're lavishly bestowed by a
| host of guests and friends.
| The hall was decorated with ever
/ greens and roses, festooned all over
the ceiling from one end to the other,
and the archway in front of the stage
was handsomely draped with silk flags
and flowers. Wedding bells in flowers
and choice shrubbery hung in the cell
I ing, While handsome lamps and chan
deliers Illuminated the hall to dazzling
| brilliancy.
The presents were costly. elegant and
numerous An elegant dining room set,
consisting of an oak sideboard, table
and chairs. from the brides parents.
was a most beautiful present. Silver,
cut glass. gold leaf sets, sugar spoons.
| carving sets. doilies, pictures and many
| more and various choice articles being
| among the gifts.
After congratulations were over, the
company participated in grand
march, followed by dancing for an
hour or two, much to the delight OF
the happy gathering. During this
punch was served by several charming
young ladies.
The affair was a most brilliant and
successful one, and the host and
hostess, Mr.. and Mrs. Cluff, spared
neither pains, time nor expense to make
it the most elaborate event OF It's kind
or anything ever held in this city or
county, and only better facilities could
excel its splendor.
Among the guests present were:
Judge Ogden HileS, Judge A. G. Nor
rell. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Hodson, Mr..
and Mrs. W. w. Cuff, jr.. Miss Bessie
Smith, w. F. Olsen and wife Of Salt
Lake; Mr.. and Mrs. George Hansen,
Miss Blanche Allison. Bert Olsen, Fred
Burt and Fred Massa. from Ogden; A
A. Brim and two daughters and Henry
Cuff and wife of Provo; Mr.. and Mrs
w. G.. Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Han
sen, Mr.. and Mrs. t. earn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alansen Eldredge, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. A. Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Rhead,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
F. III. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Bromley. Mrs. NJ. A Roberts, Miss
Baker, Mrs. Lusty, Mr.. Charles Jones,
W. II. Branch. j. E. Fisher. Thomas
Morby. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Pawlas. Miss
<tllInc dQulcSp DSSSlC II MISS NJ
Salmon, Miss Maggie Lusty. Mayor
and Mrs. T. L. Allen, Misses Clara AL
len, Retta and May Wheaton, Agnes
Lusty, Clara Williams and Winnie Cop
ley. Mr.. and Mrs George Beard, Mr..
and Mrs. A. d. Wheaton, Carl Evans.
Wilmer Evans. Burt Eldredge, Mrs.
George Olsen. Mrs. E. wilkins. Mrs. r.
S. Chandler, Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Hansen, Mrs. L. Allen, Miss Ethel
Beard, Miss Nellie Rhoades. Miss Olive
Rhead. Miss Ella Fisher. Miss Blanche
Ball, Thomas Ball, Joseph Barber, Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Cuff. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alma. Eldredge, p c. Evans, Charles
r. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. North
colt, Miss Rica Brown, Mrs. Z. Farms
worth, Mrs. NJ. L. Rhoades, Mrs. s.
Gentry, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Croft.
Mrs. NJ. Brundage, Miss Lizzie Bagnell,
Miss Belva Fisher, Charles A Calls.
When seated at the sumptuouS
luncheon, the following was offered:
Toast, 1.-THE Bride" by Mr.. George
Hansen of Ogden. Judge Norrell re-
sponded to the toast. Bon Voyage" to
the happy pair in a very neat speech
After lunch all repaired to the hall
and participated in the dance and so
cial conversation till $3.50 a. m OF the
oath, which ended the event of the seq
son and city