The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-03
~COCIETY.

Miss Lyle Young, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. HIS Young. was married to
Dr.. c. ". Gates at 7:3O O'Clock last
evening, Dr. J. Z. TaImage officiating.
The ceremony was performed at the
family residence on West First South
and was Witnessed by the relatives
and a few intimate friends. The bride
was given away by her father, and at
/ tended by her sister, Miss Frances
Young. She wore a beautiful gown Of
white wash chiffon, made demi-train.
with tucked bodice, trimmed in real
/ lace. The costume was completed with
a pretty shower bouquet of tube roses
/ The bridesmaid was attired in pink
/ Organdie, and carried pink sweet peas
Mr.. Arthur Gates was best man.
At the close of the ceremony, during
the fluctuations and cOngra tulations Of
| friends, Miss Harrington of Ogden rem
dered Mendelssohn's triumphant we'd
| ding march.
The rooms were beautiful with a lux
uriance Of palms, carnations and sweet
peas. The bridal alcove was a pretty
network of smilax, shreds of it cross
ing and recrOSSing from window to
window, and from the alcOVe to the
chandelier the green tendrils were
tWined with narrow white ribbons
Suspended overhead We're a bow and
blooming white Oleander, surrounded
with palms, made a very pretty back
ground The mantels and piano were
covered with white carnations and
marguerites. The chandeliers were
festOOned in the delicate foliage of the
ice plant and white hollyhocks The
library was in pink. and pink and
green predOminated in the dining room,
the table being beautified with sun
burst carnations and graceful trail
1ngs of ice plant. Here Miss Vida Fox
and Miss Sibyle Wetzel presided over
the refreshments. Punch was served
by Miss Georgia Young, Miss Ella Har-
rlson and Miss Margaret Harrison.
Those assisting in receiving We're Mrs.
Joe Jenkins, Miss Louise Peery of Og-
den, Miss Mary Harrington, Miss Luz
clle Badger. Mrs. Walter Nebeker, Mrs.
Lynn Raymond. During the evening
violin solos were given by Mrs. Dave
Mann and Miss Mamie Harrington rem
dered choice vocal selections.
After Aug. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Gates
viii receive their friends at Sos East
Twelfth South street. No cards have
been issued.
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Miss Sinclair entertains at luncheon
today, complimentary to Mrs. Bessie
Minis kanitz.
Miss Trella Logan departed Monday
evening for her home in Plymouth,
Ind, where she will spend the sum-
mer.
Miss Louise Peery, Miss Mamie Har-
rington and Mr.. Charles Harrington of
Ogden, and Mrs. G. Leland Rocks Of
BlackfoOt, Ida, came down to be pres
ent at the wedding of Miss Lyle Young
Yesterday at noon Rev. Frank Bar
nett Of the East Side Baptist church
performed the ceremony which united
IN marriage Miss Mary J. Walker and
Mr.. Emil Wismar. Miss Agnes Suth-
erland was bridesmaid, and Mr. VIII
liam Wismar best man. The ceremony
was followed by a quiet family dinner
at the home of the bride A large re-
ceptiOn was rendered the young couple
IN the evening at the home of the
groom, S1S West First South street.
which was tastefully decorated in
ferns, white roses and sweet peas. A
very nne musical programme was given
by Mrs. Conwell futile Professor
Schettler, Clarence ScFace and DR. W.
Davis, and a reading by Mrs. Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. Wismar leave in a few
days for the east. After an extended
bridal trip they will make their future
home in Philadelphia.
Miss Emma Madison leaves next
week for three weeks visit in Cali
foTnia.
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Mr.. ard Mrs. F. Z. tAIcGurrin, accom-
panied by Mrs. Bowman Of Oakland
CAL who has been the guest Of Mrs.
A p Sinclair, leave this evening for
the east. They will spend a month in
visiting New York. the Buffalo exposi-
ton and various points of interest.
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The German club was entertained at
the lake yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
lie ROi g. Snow. A very pleasant time
was enjoyed. The club viii hold
meeting next Tuesday evening at the
home of Miss Elizabeth Cannon
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Rev. Bruce Brown. pastor of the
Broadway Christian church at Denver
is in the city. accompanied by his wife.
for a visit. Yesterday they were enter
tanned by City Engineer L. c. KELSEY
and Mrs. Kelsey in a drive around the
city.
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Major and Mrs. Titus were in the
city yesterday. en- route from the Phil
ippines to Washington. D. c. They
stopped over to visit with Mrs. Charles
Z. Stanton. with whom they were
closely associated until a few months
ago in Manila.