The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-05
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One of the prettiest of fall weddings
was solemnized last evening when Miss
Bertha Bishop and Mr. Victor Chris
topherson were united in the holy bonds
Of wedlock. The ceremony was per
formed at $50 o'clock by the brides
father. Captain +. NJ. Bishop, and be-
tween the hours If and IL $50 guests
were received at their charming sub
urban home The large bay window in
which the bridal party stood was fes-
TONED with ribbons of smiiax dotted
here and there with pink carnations
Tall rubber plants and profusion Of
palms formed a background OF green.
At the appointed hour Mrs. Fred Gra-
ham began the Lohengrin bridal march
and the bride and groom entered. at
tended by Miss Maud Parker and Mr..
Osar RydVall. The bride was exquisite
~ gowned in silk Persian lawn made
en- traine. the bodice being deliberately
tucked and trimmed with real lace.
Brides roses completed the charming
costume. Miss Parker was attired in
pink nuns-veiling with applique trim
mingS- She carried bridesmaid roses
After the ceremony a delicious lunch
con was served by Franklin. The
dining room was decorated in red and
while. smilax. carnations and red bows
producing a pretty effect. Here, Miss
Emma Lunt presided at the coffee urn
and Miss Edith Parker, Miss Jessie
ChristOpherSon and Mrs. Fred Graham
assisted in serving During the even
ing Miss Florence Horne served punch
in the library. Others who assisted
were Miss Leone Horne, Mrs. Orson
Truelson and Miss Lulu McClelland.
Little Ella Christopherson opened the
door. The Lambourne mandolin and
guitar quartette discoursed soft strains
throughout the evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Christopherson are wei known in mu-
steal as well as social circles and large
number of friends tender their hearth
est congratulations
After Nov. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Christoph-
erson viii receive their friends at $50
East Eleventh South street
Miss Jennie Macintosh arrived yes
terday morning from Chicago.
Miss Emily Bannister of ogden comes
down to the city today to be the guest
of Miss Alton Young.
Mrs. John T.. Treasure of Rock
Springs, Wyo., is the guest of Mrs.
Joseph Young. Mrs Treasure is a
talented musician, having studied for
some time in Boston. She is now or
ganist of the Episcopal church of Rock
Springs.
Mrs. T. d. Ryan and Mrs. Thomas
Fitzgerald of ogden are spending a
few days with Mrs. Joseph Young.
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The w. c. T. L. held a business
meeting and reception yesterday af-
teTnOon at the Y. NJ. c. A. parlors. The
meeting was well attended, among those
present being a number of visitors from
ogden. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Mrs. Z.
HauXhurst. first vice president; Mrs.
Lyman. second vice president; Miss
Anna Baker. secretary; Mrs. Lowe.
treasurer: Mrs. w. II. Tibbals, cores
ponding secretary. The president, Mrs.
Anna Angler. consented to hold over
an election to be called at some future
time. Miss Baker, Mrs. Tibbals, Mrs.
HauXhurst, Mrs. SimpSins, Mrs. Ly-
man and Mrs. Durham were elected
delegates and alternates 20 the annual
convention of the w. c. T. L. to be
held in Ogden Oct IS. 10 and 20. 1t
was announced that the noted lecturer
and organizer, Mrs Bhrem. would be
present to address the w. c. T. u. on
that occasion. The afternoon closed
with a pleasant social hour and the
serving of ices and cake. The society
adjourned to meet at the home of Mrs.
Tibbals the first Tuesday in November.
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At the residence of Mrs. Elizabeth
J. Stevenson, 112 West First South
street, yesterday afternoon the Utah
State Council Of Women's Clubs gave
an informal reception in honor of Wis
iting members. Mrs. S. #. Richards,
president Of the council; Mrs. Steven
son. Mrs. NJ. p. Silver and Mrs. ]. Few
son Smith received the guests. A pa
per giving details of the councils or
ganizatiOn. was read by Mrs. Smith
and a number of those present made
remarks. The sentiment was unani-
nous in favor Of continuing the move
ment to secure universal female Suf-
frage. At the close of the programme
refreshments were served and a social
time was enjoyed for an hour.