The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-27
OverworlNed Cupid Scores a Few
More Weddings.


parents, BIf, ana Mrs Ebenezer Farnes.
The. residence was prettily decorated
[ ia roses The bride was gOYvned in
white null trimmed in ribbons and
lace
Afters July Is. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas VIII be at home at 90 West
Capitol street.
A very pretty wedding reception was
held last evening. at the suburban bone
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Caleb r Pye in Camp
Lane, III nonor ot the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Lily r, Pye, and MI
sylvester D. Bradford. which took
place Yesterday forenoon IN the 5Sait
Lake temple Bishop AVindeF oihciating.
The brides f99rR a gown of white chit
fon trimmed with Mechlin lace. Shs
carried bride roses
On the SPACIOUS lawns, which We're
brilliant With Chinese lanterns VAS q
large tent. gayl37 delora tedin American
furnished fo3 dancing and punch served
from 8 Pfettjly decorated booth. The
ching room was in green and white,
roses being chiefly used. Mrs. Frances,
Mrs. BfiXen> ana Miss Aggfe Campbell
assisted in serNing refEeshments-
The NCuns couple rave many friends
~ this rcItys the bride being one OF
Jtah's charming. singers. and the
After july 10 they viii be AT home at
30 West. North Temple street
Miss Maud III. Harris and Mr. Irvine
3. strong were married yesterday fore
ncou, the ceremony taking place at tne
temple. At 8 O'Clock in the evening.
a reception was held to a large num-
Der Of friends at the home of the brides
PARENTS, NE ana Mrs j. Harris. A
PROPULSION of roses and carnations were
used in the adjournment OF the room.
. The bride s gown was Of silver gray.
silk trimmed in applique lace. MIR ard
Mrs, Strong VIII be at home after July
IN the rear of 651 East Fourth South
street.
The marriage Of Miss +. Mabel Sa-
vile, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. James
W. SaVille, TO Mr. Richard S. Wright,
vas solemnized last evening by Bishop
o. r Whitney at the home of the
bride, PSI Filth street. Tt WAS folio -
by 1hrillitat reception TO their many
friends.
Yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock Rev.
which united in marriage Miss Anna
Reed, caUg liter Of Mrs Agnes Reed.
and Mr. Josiah Thomas About sixty
intimate friends were bidden to the re-
ceptiQn held in the evening at the
brides home which was beautifully
ferns, with streaners of various col
ored ribbons, being used in the parlOr.
and pink and white carnations and
sweet peas in the dining room The
bride wore a gown Of white silk null
trimmed in Mechlin lace. A splendid
collation. was served by Franklin. Music
was furnished by MisS+J Jennie William
son and Miss Mamie Wheeler. Many.
beautiful presents were received by the
bride and groom, wedding present
from the groom 70 the bride being a
turquoise ring set with diamonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas viii be at home
after July 10 at Ia L street
a pretty wedding occurred. yesterday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs Lawrence
WaFelI, the contracting parties being
Miss Clara. Wilson, daughter of Mrs.
Warelli and Monroe s. Evans. a pop
Ular young gentleman of this city. Rev.
5. G. Roper ofieiated- Owing to a re-
cent bereavement in the family the
wedding was quite. private, only the
immediate families being present. The
bride was attired in a handsome cos
tune of black and white and carried
bride roses. After the ceremony an ele-
giant dinner was served
Mr. ana Mrs. Evans viii receive their
friends at the Albert block
Mrs. T. w Whitley wiz entertain
the. J. B. Mexican W. r c. at her home,
173 n street. Friday afternoon, June IS.
A cordial invitation is extended to the
members Of the Maxwell corps and
friends.
The marriage of Carl Badger. of the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone com
pany and Miss ROsalla jenkins took
place yesterday, Apostle Heber J.
Grant Officiating.
The Metropolitan magazine for july
contains excellent coIored portraits oB-
Mrs. Emily Katz Wells and Mrs,
George Sutherland Of Utah
ury as long as opportunity exists, is no