Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

terry and cheer Is perVou,"s - .',.,,
and the cream Of holly Is ''a'n''s
slgnal throughout the land
with a few notable exceptions soclol
activity has given place to the hohuoy
spirIt. and few functions have take"
Mace Next week, however, VIII see
number Of notable events among mem
s,ho entertainments to be given by COL
and Mrs p. f. Holmes, at their resi-
idence and the ball at Chrlstensen's by
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Harris, which prom
,se TO be Of the brilliant events OF the
season.
No more charming wedding has taken
place In Salt Lake than that OF MISS
Emma L. Mcmillan and Gusty Luell-
witg on Tuesday night, The home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Mcmillan on east SCUM
Ten,ple street was transformed INTO
N noral bower for the event the decor,
atIons done BY the Salt Lake Florall
Company being most beautiful ana
elaborate. The hall was llIle9
with palms, and the arcneu
doorway leading into the paE
lor was decorated with teathery
pampas fastened with cream ribbons,
while baskets Of American Beauty roses
hung between the doorways. The tables
and mantels IN the parlor were also
adorned with roses, and a canopy Oh
green, with vines lnterlaclng, stretched
from the chandeliers TO the bay WIN
dow In the center Of which hung a
wedding bell OF roses, yiolets and smllaN
with smaller ones on each side. Two
gates crossed the entrance TO the WIN,
dow, done IN pink and white roses ana
begonIa, with smllax intertWined' Inc
library was decorated with American
Beauty roses and palms, and the DIN
inc room was IN pink and green La
France roses, ribbon and candelabra
shades aiding IN producing a charming
effect. AT 4 O'clock Chrlstensens or
chestra played the Lohengrln chorus,
and the bridal party entered the room
the floral gates being thrown open at
their approach by olive and Harold
Mcmillan. Miss Mcmillan leaned on
the arm Of her father and was attended
by Mrs. S. G Adams, matron Of honor
Miss Leta Mcmillan, maid Of honor
and Miss Elizabeth Den, bridesmaid
Mr.. ", II, Cunningham was best man,
and Mr.. William Skinner gro0msman
Little Donald Mcmillan carried the
ring In Gala lily. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. w. NJ. Pader the
Mendelssohn march being played at It's
close. The bride wore a beautiful Cre0'
ton OF white barred net oTer tafela,
with trimmings Of real lace and chiffon
and the costume was completed with a
long veil OF tule fastened with a dla.
Inond pin the gift Of the groom. Mrs
s. G. Adams wore white mousseine de
sole over taffeta, with pink ribbons,
Miss Mcmillan yellow chiffon over
taffeta, and Miss Elizabeth Dern was
atured in blue panne satin.
Mr. and Mrs Mcmillan were assisted
In receiving by Mrs. William Chisholm,
Mrs. NJ. X. Parsons Mrs a, r, Hayden
and Mrs. r. II. Terhune, In the dining
room Mrs. j. y, Harris Miss Dern, Miss
Porter Miss Lena Preston, Miss Noble
and Miss DOoly served refreshments,
and Misses McGrath and 1vers presided
at the punch bowl In the library where
the wedding cake was also distributed
by Misses Bessie and Mildred McMil-
Ian and Mary sherman
Mr. and Mrs Luelwitz were the re-
elplents Of many beautiful presents,
which were displayed IN a room up
stairs. The bride Is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs II, G Mcmillan of this
city and one Of Salt Lakes most pop
ular young women, and the groom is a
prominent business man Of Spokane,
being manager Of ilourishing lumber
business there Mr. and Mrs, Luellwsz
left after the wedding for an eastern
trip, after which they will go TO spo-
kane to reside.
Tonight. another Of Salt Lakes fair
daughters win be welded, the mar
rlage Of Miss Emma Lunt and Dr. W.
S. Ellerbeck, 10 take place this evening
at $50 o'clock, az the home Of the
brides mother Mrs Julia Lunt on
First North street. The ceremony viii
be performed by Bishop o. T., whitney
and large reception 20 their
many friends win follow later
The bride viii be attended by Miss
Geneive Euerbeck, the groom's sister
and Or, A. s. Bower win act ms best
man. The bride is one Of the Salt
Lakes most beautiful and charming
bellies. and her popularity les an attested
fact IN the community I'm which she has
grown TO womanhood Among other
fatterng tokens which have been ace
corded her. was her choice for queen
Of the Pioneer Jubilee some years since,
together with other propositions of a
similar nature IN which she has been
first choice. The groom is the son of
Mrs. Eta W and the late Thomas
Ellerbeck, and Is a popular young
physician Of This city Both have
hosts Of friends who win extend sincere
congratulations and wishes for their
happiness
on Thursday morning the marriage
Of Miss Alice ~ Adams. Of Eureka,
end Mr. Z, w, Woods. 90 San Fran
cisco took place ut the home OF the
brides aunt Mrs Nelson Empey,
Bishop Empey performing the eero-
n ony I'm the presence OF the immediate
relatives and friends The bride wore
an exquisite gown Of gray crepe over
pink tafteta, the skirt being beautifully
trimmed with lace points appliquod
over the entire skirt with the pink silk
showing through The bodice had n
shirred yoke OF white liberty silk edged
With applique lace through which pink
mirror velvet was laced. and the sleeves
had full pufts OF the white silk with the
sime trimming, q belt OF pink mirror
velvet completing the charming effect
After the ceremony delicious weddino
breakfast was o. we'd In the prettUv
decorated dining room, and az o'ciocs
Mr. and Mrs Woods left FOR San re-.
CISCO. the bride wearing ban6.nr,.-
going away gown Of brown cloth r.tt,
white silk trimmings. The br,da e., ~. 'sn
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs ~ ~ lhe
Adams, OF Eureka, and the er ~eoi Sc
She inventor Of the new ore J a.. !.