The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-14
SOCIETY NOTES.

The marriage of Miss Mary Cannon
and Frank Chamberlain was sOlemnized
in the temple yesterday at high noon,
the brides father, President Angus NJ.
Cannon, officiating.
In the evening a reception was given
in honor of the happy couple at the
home of the brides sister, Mrs. Nina
Cannon, on First West street. The
reception was a brilliant one, and was
attended by over $50 guests.
The decorations We're elaborate and
most effectively arranged. The draw
ing room was done entirely in white
and green. over the bay window was
suspended a huge wedding bell of bride
roses and carnations on bed of green.
The window was EMPOWERED in roses
and garlands of smilax. The mantel
was completely hidden beneath wealth
of roses and trailing vines, and effect
lively arranged about the room were
tall palms and potted plants.
The parlOr was in pink and green,
roses and ferns being used most arts
tically.
The hall was lined with palms ard the
stairway was inteTlaced with branches
os roses and Virginia creeper.
The dining room was mass OF roses
in different shades of pink. Small ia
bles were arranged about the room,
each one being decorated with vases
/ of sweet peas.
The bridal party stood in the bay
window of the drawing room. The
bride wore white silk MULE over tafeta
and carried white roses, She was at
tended by little Hazel Cannon, who
wore rose colored silk and carried La
France roses.
The spacious grounds surrounding
the home were brilliantly Illuminated.
Many colored japanese lanterns hung
from the trees on the front lawn, while
at the rear of the house myriads of
electric lights were used. A dancing
floor had been laid on the lawn, and
here, to the music of a string orchestra,
the younger guests passed the hours
of the evening.
/ Punch was served on the lawn, be-
meath canopy Of red, white and blue
while in the dining room elaborate re-
/ freshments were served.
The young couple are both well known
/ in the city. The bride is highly &C
/ compIished and very popular with her
/ friends. The groom recently returned
I from a mission in the eastern states.
and is at present a professor in the
/ Latter-day Saints college The happy
couple viii be at home to their friends
at 246 West First South street.
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( At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
/ Knox yesterday at high noon occurred
the marriage of Miss Jessie EarlS and
. Phil p. Clark. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Mr.. Paden and was
witnessed by the family and few
near friends. The house was beauti-
] fully decorated throughout. Roses and
sweet peas were used IN profusion IN
the parlor, while the bay window where
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smilax and ferns and the curtains were
/ draped and festOoned with the same.
The bride wore white mOUsseline de
/ sole, en- traine, and carried shower
bouquet of bride roses She had no
attendants.
Following the ceremony a dainty
/ luncheon was served The table was
decorated with white La France roses
and sweet peas, covers being laid for
/ seventeen.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and
+ Mrs. Weldon Earls. The family re-
Gently moved to Eureka: prior to that
/ time however, Miss EarlS was prOmi-
nently identified with the social life of
this city. The groom is a young BUSH
ness man of Eureka, and after a short
eastern visit the happy couple viii be
at home to their friends in that city.
] Mr.. and Mrs. j. 2. keate have issued
invitations to the marriage of their
daughter, May. to Archibald Cook, on
/ Thursday, June %.
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DR.. Hughes has returned from an
Idaho fishing trip.
Miss Ruby Peyton, who has been
attending Miss Stevens school in Ger
mantown, Pa, is visiting in Pittsburg
on her way home.
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Mrs. Wade LOOfb0urow, with her
three children and Miss Alice HilDert
left yesterday for Chicago and south
ern Ohio, where they viii remain fOI
several months
The many friends Of Miss Jennie
+ Green of the public schools viii be glad
that she is rallying slowly but surely
from the operation which she recently
underwent in Mercy hospital, Chicago
Mrs. II. G.. Dining and daughter
Miss Constance, are visiting friends il
Addison, n Y They VIII arrive il
Salt Lake City about the 1st of July.
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Miss Louise 4. Eardley and Edward
p. Aidgley were married last evening
They viii continue to reside in ths
city.
Modern Fame.