The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-18
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soIemnizee last evening at the home Of /
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Mcmillan, when +
their daughter Emma Lewis and Mr.
Gustav Luellwitz of Spokane were
united in the bonds Of holy wedlock.
The bride and groom are social IA
VOriteS and the rooms were filled with
friends as wei as relatives. who wit
messed the ceremony.
The decorations were beautiful. AS
one entered the rooms the air was
heavy with the fragrance of American
Beauty roses. used in lovely profusion
over mantels and tables, their long
stems also dropping from Indian bas-
kets hung in the arched dOOrways. The
hail was adorned with stately palms.
From a little aicOVe IN the rear issued
the music from Christensens' orches-
ira which played a number of sweet
melodies during the evening, with the
EOhengrin bridal chorus and Men
delssohn wedding march was a fitting
Introduction and close TO the ceremony. /
The entrance 10 the parlor was out
lined with the zephyr pampas tied N
ribbons Of cream silk. Strands Of
ground pine foliage were strung from
the chandelier TO the arch OF the bay
window. crossing and recrossing in a
pretty canopy effect Below was a
within which the bridal party stood. 1t
was formed of a bed Of pink and white
roses and srnilaX and woven in aud
out was the delicate pink begonla
gloria de Lorraine. A huge bell of white
roses violets and snilaX was suspend
ed over the heads of the bride ard
groom, and on either side Of the gate
way were smaller bells of the same
lovely flowers.
At 5 o'clock the bridal party entered
the room, the bride leaning on the arm
of her father, and took their stand he
fore the Rev. w. NJ. Paden of the First
Presbyterian church, who read the
marriage service. The bride was at
tended by her sister, Mrs. s. c. Adams
of Denver. as matron Of honor, Miss
Leta Mcmillan, maid Of honor, and
Miss Elizabeth Dern, bridesmaid. Mr..
w II. Cunningham was best man and
Mr. William Skinner gToOmsman. Pre-
ceding the bride and groom were little
Aline and Harold Mcmillan. Donald
Mcmillan, little tot dressed in white
presented the ring in a Gala lily.
The bride wore an exquisite gown OF
white barred net over taffeta with chif-
fon and real lace trimmings. 1t was
made en- traine, with high necked bod
| ice and long sleeves. A long veil of
/ tulIe clasped with a diamond pin, the
gift of the groom, and shower bou-
quet of lilies of the valley reaching to
/ the edge Of the skirt completed the
/ costume.
/ The matron Of honor was attired IN
mousseline de sole over white silk, with
/ pink ribbons, and the maid Of honor
/ in mousseline de sole over yellow tai
! feta. The bridesmaid was in blue
/ panne satin. They each carried a pref
/ ty cluster of La France roses tied with
J streamers Of pink ribbons.
/ Mrs. Mcmillan, the mother Of me
/ bride, wore a handsome gown OF isn't
I gray silk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmillan were assiJted
! in receiving by Mrs. William Chisholm,
! Mrs NJ. K. Parsons, Mrs. r. H. Ter
hume and Mrs. A. f. Hayden.
In the library punch was served by
/ the Misses McGrath and 1vers in lit
/ tie cosy corner where palms and flow
ers made a charming scene The we'd
! ding cake was also dispensed by the
! Misses Bessie and Mildred Mcmillan
and Mary sherman.
The dining room was aTtistiCally dec
grated in pink and green. The table
! presented a pretty picture in La France
roses. large pink bows, fluffy tUlie and
shaded candelabra. Here refreshments
/ were served by Mrs. j. T. Harris,
Misses Dern, Dolly, Lena Preston, Ma
mie Porter, Noble
In an upstairs room were tables
laden with handsome presents in cut
! glass and silver received from large
circle of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luellwitz took the
night train for a short visit in Chi
cago, Omaha and Kansas City. They
will return to Salt Lake about Jan. 1,
to remain for few days before going
on to their future home in Spokane,
where Mr.. Luellwitz is manager Of a
prominent lumber business.
Mrs. W. C. Sharp has issued invita-
tons for a reception on New Year
day.
Mr.. Fred W. Kiesel of Ogden is to be
married today in Sacramento to Miss
Jeanette BirdsaH of that city. Mr..
and Mrs. F. J. Kiesel and daughter
have gone to California to be present
at the wedding The young couple will
make their future home in Sacramento.
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Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Cary are expected
home this week from their eastern trip.
Miss Lallah Holmes will be the guest
of Mrs. A. E. Walker for the holidays.
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Miss Park has returned from Ogden
Mrs. Henry Smell entertained at cards
yesterday afternoon
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Mrs. Lee Charles Miller will give an
organ recital, followed by a reception
at the First Congregational church on
Jan. IA.
BIr. William Irwin of Michigan IS
visiting with friends in this city
The first annual ball of the Brother
hood of Railroad Trainmen took place
last evening in Christensens' hall. Il
was largely attended and proved 2
most enjoyable affair The hail was
decorated with red and green flags. the
emblem of the order, and the chande-
liers hung with red and green lanterns
An immense headlight occupied one
corner of the platform. The orchestra
was enlarged for the occasion and the
dance music was Of an unusually fine
order.
DR.. Ned W. Hewett, past master Of
the order, led the grand march. Frank
lin served a buffet luncheon throughout
the evening. Following are the com
mittees who had the affair in charge.
Committee an Arrangements. Z
Ripley, c. 3. Patterson, Z. T. Snyder
w. T. Newly. w. II. F. Fergus
Reception COmmittee-Dr. Ned Hew.
EFT, r. A. Irvine, +. II. Mathews, S. E
McCandliss, Charles Rooney. Franz
Thornberg, w. F. Malloy. J. o. Jessie
D. A. Creamer, NJ Dorius, Thomas
Kane, B. L. E.. William Buttle. B. L
E., +. c. Allen. 0. r. c., Joe Coulton
o. r. c., Joe Wilcox, B. L. F., NJ J
Hogan. B. I. F.