The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22

Southern Pacific conductor. and the bride
the Oldest daughter Of J. II. Rhine, ac-
complishsd and a leader in local society
circles. The parlors We're flied to over
flowing at s clock, the hour set for the
ceremony. The rooms were deliberately
decorated for she occasion with trailing
vines and branches showing beautiful
autumn colorings. Pink was the brides
favCrite color. ard in most every con-
celvabie place We're ouncheS OF PINK
carnations. The march from Lohengrin.
executed by Miss Lillian Smith OF Peoria,
Ills, announced the wedding party. Miss
Daisy Mcintosh, the maid of honor led.
and following her came the bride leaning
on the arm of her father. They We're met
in the west corner of the room, which had
been beautifully decorated in carnations,
background Of palms. by George
Reynolds the groom, Alvin Reynolds,
tho best man, and the Rev. w.
e. MaisOn. The wedding party presented
very artistic picture in the midst of the
decorations with the light from many
colored electric lights Frightening the
scene. Miss Rhine made a very lovely
bride in white peau de sole. 1t was made
with train and deliberately ruified and
very daintily edged with satin ribbon,
she carried a large bouquet of brides
roses. Miss Daisy Mcintosh was attired
IN white taffeta and oVerdreSS OF Wnte
lace. She carried a gorgeous bouquet of
American Beauty roses. After the cere-
mony an informal reception was held,
especial care of Mrs. Moss. and was ex-
tremely bright in its color design of
pink An immense vase was the center
piece artisticallv fiiiad with pink carnG-
selections were rendered by Mrs.
Lafayette Farley and Miss Lillian Smith.
The guests were Messrs. and Mesdames
A f. Richey. Calkins. Lafayette Farley
D. *. Farley, OHarnett, Reynolds,
zimmerman, George Earkins. Jackman,
Robertson, Greenwich, Moss and Rhine
SalkinS Lillian Smith, Myrtle Rhine
Ida and Ella o Harnett, Mr.. e. II. Rhine
of Evanston, Wyo.. A. l. Reynolds;
Ernest Rhine, Henry O'Harnett, VIII
Robertson and Percy Rhine.
Thursday evening 1t the home of the
groom's parents. w. d. Littlefield. il, of
Ogden. and Cora Belle Stewart of Rich
field, were united in marriage by Bishop
Robert McQuarrie. The bride is the ac-
complished daughter Of Mrs. Eva Stewart,
ana the groom, who is well known IN TINS
city, is the only son of w. d. and Belle
Littlefield, and is in the employ of the
Utah &. Pacific railroad with which he
has been for over a year, as fireman.
witnesses of the ceremony. after which
a dainty supper was served. j. w. West
acted as best man and Veda Littiefield
bridesmaid. Mr.. and Mrs. Littletield left
Friday for Milford where they expect TO
reside.
The Degree. of Honor is to give a card
party at the A. Q. U. w. hail "Wednesday,
Oct %.
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The ladies of the Methodist church are
preparing to serve a chicken pie dinner
on election day.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Madsen have gone
east for ten days, trip.
Mrs L. H. Green is visiting Mrs. Nc
Mannis in Pocatello.
W. w. Funge, a former prominent bust
ness man of Ogden, but now living in
San Francisco, was visiting in the city
during the week.
Mrs. Judge Miner was visitor in Ogden
Wednesday.
Garrett ONeill and family will remove
from Salt Lake to Ogden next week and
will occupy the Miner property on
Twenty third and jefferson.
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Mr. NJ. H. Ackeret and Miss Jean NJ.
Drysdale were married by Rev. Evans at
the brides residence Monday evening.
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DR.. S. T. Birch is back from an eX-
tended visit to the east.
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Race Whitney was up from Salt Lake
Monday.
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DR.. A. S. Condor and wiz are back
from Fort Bayard, New Me..ico.
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George W. Thatcher was in town from
Logan FRIDAY