Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-19


weddings, the list being large enough
almost TO rival The busiest Of June.
that chief OF wedding months. The
days too. have been fair enough almost
to rival those Of the peerless spring
season, only the absence OF garden
roses and other spring flowers being
In evidence as against June's charm.
Blue skies and the balmy airs of early
summer, rather than Of opening win
ter, have prevailed, and the indescrba-
bic tinge which gives It's inlmitable
charm TO the autumn atmosphere has
been an equal foil to springs dainty
attractions.
The most elaborate bridal event of
the week was that Of Miss Josephine
kaz and Mr., Levi Il. Ritter on Tues
day night The wedding and reception
took place at the home Of Governor and
Mrs. II. M. Wells on First street. the
ceremony being performed at o'clock
by Rev, Clarence T. Brown in the pres
ence OF the two families, and a recep-
ton being held from $3.50 Till II o'clock.
attended by nearly 200 guests. The
rooms were beautifully decorated. In
the parlor green and white prevailed
the bay window with its banks of
palms and festoOns Of plumosa forming
charming bower for the bridal party.
ran vases OF cosmos and chrysanthe-
NUNS stood about the room and the
mantel was embarked in roses. cosmos
ana chrysanthemums, The library was
zone IN PINK, with roses, carnations and
cosmos artistieally arranged and pink
shaded lights aiding In the effect. Grim
son UNITS prevailed In the dining room.
american beauty roses, red shades, and
widespread under Mexican drawn
work forming the decorations
Inc bride wore a beautiful creation
OF illiny white net over tafleta with in
,eIllnlng OF mousseline de sole, and a
tuile ven elasped with crescent of
pearls, the gift OF the groom. She car
ried beautiful shower boquet of white
roses and ribbons OF smilax. Miss
Lucille Jennings and Miss Allie Miller
We're bridesmaids, the former being
soWned IN white organdic with pink
sasn ana carrying pink flowers. and
the latter In pink crepe with white bo-
quet Mr. Gordon Hutchins was best
man. The receiving group consisted of
governor and Mrs. II. NJ. Wells, Mrs
Anna katz, Mr., and Mrs. l.. Il. Ritter
ana Mr. Alma katg In the dining
room Mrs. +. A. Trip and Mrs. Frank
Jennings were assisted In serving by
misses Laura Sherman, Stella Salis-
bury, Hattie Jennings frances Howat
rauline Groo, Emily Read. Jasmine
loung, Mamie Porter and Sadie Nc
Chrystal' Miss Edna Sherman pre-
sized at the punch bowl. Olsen's or
chestra stationed behind bank of
pains IN the library rendered choice
musical selections throughout the eyen-
ing, the Lohengrln and Mendelssohn
wedding marches being PLAYED during
TIE ceremony. The bride ana groom
are well known IN Salt Lake ana are
popular with a large circle OF friends
Ihey wiz be al home to their friends
aiter the first of December.
Another pretty event Of Tuesday was
the wedding Of Miss Lille NJ. Mccoy
and Or G. j. Dunke. OF Washington
IA, the ceremony being PERFORMED nj
o'clock by Rev j. w. TAYLOR. of tho
First Methodist church. of OGDEN n
large number OF friends and relatives
belng present. The parlor In which
The bridal party stood. was charminplv
arranged, streamers OF white ribbon
ehtwined with bright -hued autumn
leaves extending from the bay window
10 the chandeliers forming a prattv
canopy, and tne room being decorated
win palms and flowers. The bridal
party entered the room 10 the strains
OF Mendellssohns wedding nar1h
played by Prof. and Mrs. i. Waldo
Ames, little Nirla and villa Mcdonald
stretching white ribbons 10 form an
aisle through which they PASSED THE
bride was attended by her sister Miss
Nay Mccoy, and little Blanche Coursey
OF oeden was ring bearer. The bride
was becomngly gowned In white ana
her bridesmaid In pale blue. A wedding
supper was served after the cerenonV
ana az o'clock Or. and Mrs Dunl ie
LETT Tor Pennsylvania. where they viii
reside. The bride is the daughter of
Mr and Airs J. n. Mccoy. of his cit,.
and Is popularity known both here ana
IN ogden where she formerly resided
The groom Is a successful Young phvsl.
clan OF Washington. Pa. They carry
with them the good wishes Of host
Of friends. 0'.
novel and pretty function Of tho
week was the double wedding OF Misses
Martha and Anna Foster, and Messrs
Otto A. Nisel and Albert Ricben, re-
spectiyely. on Tuesday night The
ceremony uniting Miss Martha Foster
and Mr. Otto Viscl was performed a,
: o'clock by Rev. II. Kelly, Of the
Catholic church, and Rev. j
r. Groebner. OF the First German
Lutheran church, ohiciated az the sec.
ond one at $3.50. both taking place al
the home Of the brides mother. Mrs
Emma Foster. Misses Matilda koh
and Miss Lea Foster and Messrs. Al