The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-06


few days with Miss Young at Red
I Butte Hollow.
The Euterpe clubs meets this evening
/ with Miss Ellerbeck.
Mrs. c. H. McMabon has cards out
for Monday evening.
The many friends in. this city Of
I Charles Richman Will doubtless be in
terested in the following account Of his
marriage which appeared in the New
York Herald of Jan. /.
Charles hickman. the actor, and Miss
Jane Grey were married yesterday in
St. Georges church, in Stuyvesant
square The Rev. Dr. W. S. RainsfOrd
( performed the ceremony.
The bride wore a beautiful gray satin
crepe de chine wedding gown, with sill
yer palette and lace trimming. and
/ turquoise-blue panne velvet and chif-
fOn has. She carried a bouquet of
orchids and lilies Of the valley.
The chaneel was decorated with cut
( flowers, and as the Christmas greens
had not Yet been removed, the sane
tuary never looked more beautiful. AS
Miss Grey neared the altar, leaning On
the arm of Edwin Stevens, who gave
her away, an electric star blazed out in
the chancel wall.
Colonel George Frederic Hinton was
Mr.. Richman's best man.
The ushers We're the Earl of Var
mouth, Walter Price. Harold Heaton.
White Whittlesey, Robert Reid and
Francis J. Carlyle.
Nat c. Goodwin and Maxine Elliott
witnessed the ceremony.
The wedding guests, numbering thir-
ty, ate dinner at the residence Of Wal
ter Price, on Staten Island, where
they greeted the new year.
Many members Of the Players and
Lambs clubs, every prominent player
and manager in the city, as well as
members of the literary and artistic
sets, were at the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. hickman received many
wedding presents, which included a
chest of silver from tire Lambs, a
liqueur set in silver from William Gil
lette painting from Stanford White
and gifts from the members Of the
/ Miss Hobbs" company, in which Mr..
Riehman is at present playing at the
Lyceum.
Miss Ella Derr gave an enjoyable
card party Wednesday evening. Tween
ty friends enjoyed the affair.
The third assembly dance was given
the most successful of the series and
the attendance was far larger than at
any previous event. A feature of the
evenings enjoyment was the music
rendered by Christensen's orchestra,
enlarged for the occasion. Dainty re-
freshments were served through the
evening in the reception room off the
main hall. Among those present We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Dinwoodey, Mr..
Hampstead. Mr. and Mrs. James Pol
lock, Miss Block Of st. Louis, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. G. Sharp, Mr. and Mrs.
Causten Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlson,
MIR. and Mrs. Park, Mrs. lie Grande
Young. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Game, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Sadler, Mr..
and Mrs. Travis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Franke1, mr.. and Mrs. PearsaI,
Mr.. and Mrs Tibbetts. the Misses
Sharp, Edna Sherman, Zane, Hank
ness. Anderson. SibyI Anderson,
Thorne, Gunner, Sprague, Emily Ban
mister of ogden, Noble, Edith Noble,
Irma Aft, Sprague, Odell, Sadler,
Alton Young, Josie KatZ, Florence
Griffin, Keith, Hardy, Geddes, Burke,
Blanche Burke, Murray, Jacobs, Sails
bury, Mrs. Bird, Mrs. w. c. Bouge.
Florence Reundy, Mary Smedley, Miss
Ke&d, Messrs- Bishop, SpTaSUe, Shear
man, Max Smith, Dan Smith, HenrtOin
VIII Thompson, Cleavar, Mark, Glib
son, Diehl, Richardson, ROOkledge
Walker. Bert Walker, Lawrence
Charles Lawrence, DR.. Litcomb, Skin
ner Ritter. Wells, Stanley Price,
Knickerbocker, SpTagUe, Goodwin in
LUxedO), Mr.. Blood of Park City,
Chester Mason, DR.. Critchlow, Lieu
tenant Mccullough. c. R. Alley, Lieu
tenant and Mrs. White, Rob Smith,
Wheat, Nolan, Gray. Traver, Dr.
George Odell, Fred Odell, Henry Ne
COrnick, Kraft Katz.