The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-13
Miss N. Louise Nelden.

At o'clock last evening, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. NeIden,
was solemnized the marriage Of their
daughter, n. Louise Nelden. to Mr..
Jerome o. Cross. Rev. Clarence Brown
of the First Presbyterian church per
/ formed the ceremony before q few in
! innate friends and relatives of the
/ bride and groom.
The elegant home was beautffed
! with magnificent floral display
ABOUT the rooms in rich urns were
I PAINS OF V9y variety. The parIor. in
! Wnicn the ceremony was performed
/ was scene of exquisite beauty. Car
/ lands OF Snilax We're strung from the
/ chandelier to the walls and outlining
arches and windows were white with
! carnations and interviewer ferns, The
/ manuel was surrounded with a faint
/ lracery of ferns and carnations. and
/ laden with bride roses. Between the
J Two large windows the wall was COW
/ cred with carnations and rOsebuds in
! termlngled with ferns Surrounding
I these was a rare design in bride roses
! and '-hite viOlets-a Cupid's bow with
! an arrow pierced heart The library
was adorned in gorgeous American
! Deautes The dining room was in
/ pink.
/ On the table were pink candies in
silver candelabra shedding a soft ra-
I dance over La France roses and dain-
/ ~ Battenburg doylies.
/ During the. entrance Of the bridal
/ party -Christensens' orchestra played
/ 4endelSsOhn's wedding march. chang
I ing to "CavelIeria Rusticana'' as the
/ ceremony began, and the Lohengrin
Bridal March" at its close
The bride entered on the arm of her
father and was attended by Miss Mary
/ Wlghtman as maid of honor. Mr.
OTIS G. Cross. a brother of the groom
/ was best man. The bride was ex-
I quisitely gowned in-cream faiUe with
duchesse lace and chiffon trimmings
made en- traine Her veil was of white
tuAe and she held a cluster of bride
! roses and lilies of the valley
Ine maid Of honor, Miss Wfghtmau
was attired in white muslin de sole
| white roses and pink sweet peas were
her flowers. Mrs. w. A Nelden wore
gray grenadine with trimmings of
duchesse lace.
At $3.50 a reception was held. 200
guests IhrOnging the spacious parlors
1drs. Nelden was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. John Juds0n and Mrs. r. B.
CflLchlOW- The lemonade table in the
nail was presided over by Mrs DON
nell, Miss Beatrice Sells. Miss Edna
/ Bailey and Miss Erma Afr. Mrs Vim
I cent and Mrs. John DAILY served coffee.
Inc pride and groom received many
nand some presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cross left on the even
ing train for tour of the east On
their return they viii be at home at
556 East First South street.
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one Of the prettiest. of June we'd
dings was solemnized at o'clock yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Hackett. the bride
being their daughter, Miss Mabel Olive
Hackett. and the groom Mr.. Clarence
Elmer Travers.
At the appointed hour the bride en-
tered the parlOr from the rear on the
arm of her father. She was followed
by the matrOn of honor. Mrs. Lewis a
Evans. They We're met by. the groom
with Mr.. Lewis a. Evans, who en-
tered from the hall The bridal party
formed in front of a floral curtain,
which was banked on either side with
graceful palms
Rev James 3 Eddie, dean of st.
Marks cathedral, read the marriage
service, during which the soft strains
of Schubert's "Serenade" were played
by the Deseret Mandolin club stationed
In an upper hall.
The bride was attired in a white
crepe de chine over white taffafa
trimmed with applique lace. She wore
tulle veil fastened with orange bios
SONS, and carried white roses. The
mItrOn Of honor wore white organdie
and held pink roses. Mrs. Hackett was
gQWned in black grenadine with cream
applique lace and chiffon.
From 500 to 7:30 a brilliant receD-
ton was held.
The decorations of the different
apartments We're beautiful in the ex-
IRENE. Everywhere that opportunity
afforded We're tall palms and fragrant
flowers The nantels were banked in
pink carnations. while the fireplace be
meath was filled with syringas On
either side Of the arched dOorwavs
were stately palms. The dining room
was dainty in pink. rOsebuds studding
the curtains and pink roses and the
locust foliage covering sideboard and
mantels.
Miss Dern. Miss Clara Lawson. Miss
Parker and Miss Atkinson assisted in
serving refreshments Mrs. Frank
Hayden presided at the punch bowl
The bride and groom left at 8 O'Clock,
over the Rio Grande Western, for a
two months visit in the east.
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Miss Alice Y. Clawson, daughter of
Mr. FL b. and Emily Y. dawson, was
married 20 Mr.. Alex s. Campbell in
the Salt Lake temple yesterday morn
ing, Apostle Owen Woodruff officiating
From to 4 a reception was held at
the home Of the bride, which was beau
tilted with the choicest flowers. The
mantels were banked in wild roses.
Loose clusters of june flowers and
graceful jardinieres Of exquisite roses
We're placed artistically about the
rooms.
The bride was attired in white swiss.
Her travelling dress was a brown tailor