Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-28

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From the number Of weddings that
has taken place during the month April
would seem 10 be In a fair way towards
stealing from balmy June her prestige
as the month Of marriages
In number and brlliance these pretty
events have eQualled any Of this or
previous seasons, and June must needs
look well to her laurels to keep her rec
ord up TO the pace that showery April
has set in the way Of nupual events
a number Of other brilliant social az
fairs have helped TO make the week a
notable one In a social way
The weeks events began with the
wedding Of Miss Kate Raybould and
Robert h. Wilkinson on Monday night
the ceremony being performed at The
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs r.. @ Raybould at iil south West
Temple street
The ceremony took place al p. m.
in the presence of few relatives and
friends. Rev Daunt Scott officiating
Miss Rose Raybould was maid OF honor,
Miss Daisy Raybould bridesmaid. and
Mr. W. IT, Gunter acted as groOmsman.
As the bridal party came down stairs
McndessOhn's wedding march was
played by Chrisiensans orchestra. and
later "Cayelleria Rustlcana' and the
wedding march from "Loehngren' was
rendered.
The bride wore a beautiful gown Of
white liberty silk over white silk. and
carried lilies OF the valley. The maid
oi honor was EOWued IN blue mousse
line de sole and the bridesmaid n pink
organdie The bridal party stood DO a
bower formed by the bay window, beau
tifully decorated with Easter lilies,
roses and smilaX, the framework Of A
window being tapestried with dainty
white null and festoOned with sprays
OF smlax. From the center Of the arch
above hung white bell with
single Easter my pendent
from its mouth. the interior holding a
green shaded electric light. The floor
was draped with white rugt and white
flowers and smilaX carried out the
color scheme throughout the room. The
dining room was prettily decorated I'm
pink and green six tables being used
ANN NNIAANA NliN ANNAilH nAAlNlAA ANNNNWANA
from the four corners TO the ceiling and
dainty centerpiece Of pink roses
Punch was served IN the hallway,
Misses Margie Miller Edna Bailey,
Annie Adams and Daisy Raybould as
sisted IN serving the refreshments. Mr..
and Mrs. Wilkinson left on Tuesday for
their home in Bingham, Mr.. Wilkin-
son being connected with the United
States Mining company OF that place.
On Tuesday Lieut. Samuel Pearson,
troop X, Ninth cavalry M Fort Du-
ohesne. and Miss Margaret W. Nermule
Of plainheld y. j.. were united 10
marriage the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev Dr. Paden at the lat
ters home Lieut. White OF troop C.,
Ninth cavalry OF Fort Douglas, and
Mrs. White accompanied the couple
from the Kenyon hotel and
stood up with them during the cere-
mony. An informal reception was held
az the Kenyon afterward. and IN the
evening the Lieut. and Mrs. Pearson
were entertained al Fort Douglas. The
newly married couple left on Wednes-
day for Fort Duchesne.
one Of the prcttlest weddings Of the
season was that OF Miss Edith a. Noble
and Robert @. smith on Wednesday
night The event took place al the
brides residence on East Brigham
street. az CHS b. m. the ceremony being
performed by Bishop Seaman. The
rooms were beautifully decorated. In
the parlOr a pretty canopy OF smllaX
hung from the bay window with a
large bouquet of bride roses PEN
dant from the center Palms and big
lilies were banked on either side OF the
window, and the curtains were covered
with ropes OF smiIaX The mantel was
banked with bride roses, and smilax
and ferns entwned the chandeliers.
carrying out the color scheme of white
and green. The bride was es-
c0rted by her father and Miss Ida |
Noble was maid OF honor Mr. T. Ellis |
Browne acted as best man. The bride |
wore q beautiful creation OF Renuis- |
sance lace over sp8ngled mousseline |
de Sole Her Veil OF dainty tulle was |
fastened with q diamond pin and her
bouquet was bride roses Miss Noble |
was g0wned IN white organdie with lace /
trimmings and carried American |
Beauty roses.
Miss Wayne Noble played a wedding |
march Of her own composition az the 1
entrance Of the bridal party. and Men /
delssohn's "Spring SOM during the |
ceremony. She was gOWned In white /
organdie with trimmings Of heliotrope. |
Olgen's string orchestra played Hearts |
and Flowers during the benedlctlon.
After the ceremony refreshments were /
served IN the dining room which was /
beautifully decorated in red. The Ia /
hle was spread with Batteuberg lace /
over red satin, and American Beauty |
roses and red ribbon streamers with |
large bows completed a beautiful ef- |
feet Roses banked the nantes and |
the corners We're filled with palms. Mr. /
and Mrs Smith left az o'clock for an |
eastern trip after which they will |
make Salt Lake their home.
The largest and perhaps the most /
brilliant social event OF the week was |
the evening party given by Mr.. and |
MIS-. O. j. Salisbury and Miss |
Stella Salisbury on Tuesday. The house /
on First South street was ablaze with /
the radiance OF shaded lights and now- /
ers. and q thrOng Of beautifully cos i
TUNED guests moving through the pref /
~ rooms produced q charming picture. /
The entire lower floor was thrown open /
for dancing and upstairs refreshments 1
were served, and those who dld not |
care for Terplsch0rian pleasure amused /
themselves with other social pastimes. /
The decorations. which We're On charge /
OF Evans, ranked amongst the seasons /
most artistic effects In floral design
The hall was converted into a bower |
with palms and yellow nasturtians. |
The graceful branches OF tan /
palm draped from the top OF /
the organ, and on AN sides palms and |
the yellow blossoms We're used. the I
color harmonlzIng with the polished oak |
panelhng and staircase The latter
was prettliy draped with American |
Tags and aided in the brilliant effect. |
In the parlor white and green predom-
mated. fragrant azaleas and carnations
with marguerltes and smilaX being
used. In the library American Beauty
roses. Easter lilies ana azaieas filled
the mantels and inches and palms were
used IN corners. The dining room was
beautifully done N red ana white Red
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