The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-30

the ceiling and falling to the four cor
ners of the table, where they ended
with butterfly bows. In the center Of
the table was cut glass bowl of sweet
peas on a cloth of Mexican drawn work.
The table was lighted with candelabra
and the hoop above was filled with wax
tapers. The room was in charge of
Miss Phoebe SchOles, who was assist
ed by the Misses Winnie Saville, Ethel
Saville, Emma Airs and Gertrude Win
der. Punch was served by Miss Flor
ence SchOles.
Music from the string orchestra, sta
toned in the hall, was heard through
out the evening, and to add still fur
ther to the pleasures of the guests vo-
cal selections were given by Miss Mary
Young. Professor Anderson gave a
number Of instrumental numbers.
During the evening, the Brigham
City band of thirty pieces appeared I'M
expectedly, and rendered a delightful
serenade.
The bride is the daughter of John
Ford, wealthy farmer and prominent
politician of Auburn, o., where Mr..
Snow first met her while visiting Man
tua, his fathers birthplace, a short
distance from Mr.. Ford's home. Mr..
Snow was then on his way to Germany
TO fulfill a mission. The young couple
became engaged unon his return but
it was known only to a few until about
a month ago, when Miss Ford came
west to visit the Snow family. Shortly
after her arrival here the engagement
was announced.
The young lady is very accomplished
in a musical way. and was a trained
c~A- to hos +1l 1f
Cleveland, receiving her diploma from
that institution since her arrival in Salt
Lake.
The groom is one of the best known
young men in Salt Lake. He is the
son of President and Mrs. Lorenzo
Snow, and is at present his fathers
private secretary.
List of the Guests.
A list of those who received invita-
tons is as follows: President and Mrs.
Lorenzo Snow. President and Mrs.
George @. Cannon. President and Mrs.
Joseph F, Smith, Governor H. NJ. Wells,
Messrs. and Mesdames Brigham Young,
F. NJ Lyman, John Henry Smith,
George Teasdale, Heber J. Grant, John
W. Taylor, NJ w Merrill, Anthem H.
Lund, NJ F. CoWley, A. o. Woodruff,
Rudger CIawson, Reed Smoot, William
B. Preston, George ROmney, John Mich
olson. L. w. Wilson, James Sharp,
Moses Thatcher. n. w. Clayton,
Charles S. Burton, W. 3. DougaI, VIII
liam FOs5iter, Walter J. Beatie, Isaac
Clayton, Willard c. Cannon. James G.
Mcdonald. Charles W. Penrose, Horace
G. Whitney, George D. Piper. 3. H.
Roberts. Marshall, Kingsbury, Kerr,
Willard Done. James Talmage, J. NJ.
Tanner, p. T. Farnsworth, Henry Lund,
Campbell Brown. Rulon S. Wells, Ju-
MUS Wells, A. Z. Hyde, James P.
Freeze, Charles Nibley, Thomas Hull,
WoOlley, Horace Ensign, Williams, An
gus NJ. Cannon, Joseph E. Taylor, John
D. Spencer, Morton French, Dan Spen-
Ger, Bid Young, James Saville. John
Nuttall, Arthur Winter, David McKen-
zie. George J. Fox. A. E. Hyde, jr., Will
Robinson, Needham, Myers, John Felt,
Gunter, Knowlton, Bateman, William
Salmon, John Groesbeck, Seymour B.
Young. E. S. Wright, Wilcox, Vivian
McCune, c. r. Savage, John Hodson,
James Jack, H. B. Clawson, A. W. Nc
Cune, W. ". Ritter, Musser, John r.
Winder, Royal 3. Young, John c. Cut
Ter, William Sadler Daynes. Ernest
Parrish, D. Nj. McAllister. Louis Van
Dyke, D. H. PeeTy. William knight. A.
n. Hatch, Edwin Penrose, William
Spence, John Critchlow. Charles Ross,
S. P. Snow, Oliver Snow John Smith,
Gates, J. Y. Rich. A. c. Clark. George
Brimhal, c. o. Card c. E. Snow, Z. H.
Pierce, James Jennings, John Beck, D.
r. Hughey, B. NJ. Young A. H. Snow,
NJ. l. Snow, ]. D. Owen, c. ]. Thomas,
DR.. Richards, P. Loutenock, Fred Claw
son, George H. Taylor, Rodney G. Bad
ger, Edward Anderson, Joseph Wells,
Joseph McGurrin, Henry Dinwoodey,
Jesse J. Fox
Mesdames NJ. M. Barrett, Priscilla P.
Jennings, Martha T. Cannon, Sarah ].
Cannon, Hannah Snow Lewis, Emma
Woodruff, Z. S. Dunford, Emmeline B.
Wells. Anna Widtsoe, Zina Young. B.
w. Smith Mary E. Snow, Phoebe
Snow, Sarah A. Snow. A. w. Eardley.
Misses Mabelle Snow. Mary Young,
Ethel and Winnie Saville. Gertie Win
der, Emma Airs, Bessie Smith, Flor
ence Scholes, Fay McCune. Florence
Groesbeck. Cathie DougalI, Cecilia
Sharp, Anna Rich, Gertrude Felt, Alice
Robinson, Pearl Richards. Alba and
Dean Wardrop, May Brown, Ann Can
non, Annie Peke, Ida Stewart, Inez
knight, Fanny Freeze, Phebe Scholes.
Bessie Edmonds, HOrtenSe Anderson,
Annie Freeze, Vera Cannon. Grace
Cannon, Emily Cannon, Hester Can
non, Maggie Hull, Virgie Houtz, Phebe
Houtz, Meta Boyle, Maud NJ. Babcock,
Virginia Snow, Estelle Dunford. Rinta
Snow. Pearl Peirce, Kate Wells, Or
lila Snow, Beatrice Howard, Mabel
Martin. Nellie Newton, Aggie Camp
bell. Sarah Eddington.
Messrs. o. F. Whitney, P. J. A. An
derson, A. G. Lund. Frank Thatcher,
Bruce Brown, Ray Naylor, Preston
Cannon, Brigham Cannon, Frank
Moyle Andy Stewart, Tyler Young,
Roy Scoville, Horace Peery. Reed Can
non, Homer Rich Roy Midgley, Nephi
Morris, Charles Crismon. Charles
Critchlow, Ernest Lambourne, George
H. Taggart, John Sharp. Lewis Wells,
Victor Wells. Roy Daynes, john Ward
rop. Phillip Maycock. Eugene Lewis,
Alvirus Snow, II. w. Snow. L. w.
Snow, George Gibbs, Charles W. Miller
and Samuel Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snow will be at home