The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-19
SOCIETY.

One of the prettiest church weddings
of the season was solemnized yesterday
afternoon. when Miss Elizabeth Marie
Eurgens became the bride Of Mr.. Harry
Newman TOlles. The chanceI of the
First Presbyterian church was banked
with magnificent palms Of every va
Ilety- and delicate featheTy ferns
decked the altar. The pew for the
family was marked by white satin
bows At $50 o'clock Miss Esther Al
. len, VloInist accompanied on the pia-
no by Miss Florence Allen. began the
sweet strains of Lohengrin's bridal
march
The bride entered the east aisle on
the arm of her grandfather. Rev. F. l..
Arnold, preceded by the little ring
. bearer. Otto Arnold, and two dainty lit
tie flower girls, Ethel and Margaret
Arnold
They We're met. at the altar by the
groom and Rev. w. NJ. Paden. the lat
ter and Rev. F. l.. Arnold performing
the ceremony. The bride wore beau
uful gown of white silk null, with deep
tucked fOunCe- It was trimmed in
NalenCiennes lace and made en- traine.
A spray Of bride roses fastened on one
shoulder hung almost to the fiOunce be
low The little ri1g-bearer and flower
girls were dressed in white.
At the close of the marriage service
MendelsSOhn's wedding march was
played and the bride and groom left the
church, their pathway strezyn with
roses.
A quiet family dinner at the home of
Rev. F. L. Arnold followed the cere-
mony, and at 500 p. m. Mr. and Mrs
IOlles left over the Denver & Rio
Grande for New York. where they will
make their home.
The bride and groom have many
friends in this city. the bride having
been d teacher in the High school Mr.
Tolles has been connected with the of
fees of the Rio Grande Western for
several years past and is now secretary
Of the Book-lovers' library.
Mr.. Frank Judge sails from New
York for Europe June %
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Mrs. Maye Q. J. Farlow left yester-
day 70 visit relatives in Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs, r. H Charming. jr..
returned from their bridal trip on sun
Mrs. Harry De Cue Of Brooklyn ar
rived in the city last Friday to spend
the summer.
A quiet home wedding Of last evening
was that of Miss Mamie E. Kelly and
Mr.. Howard II. Snelgrove. which took
place at 6. at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. G. II. Spriggs. Rev.
Walker of. St. Paul's church performed
the ceremony, in the presence of only
the immediate families.
The bride wore dainty white organ
die, trimmed in Va1enciennes ACE A
bouquet Of bride roses completed the
costume.
Roses and smiIax were artistfcallv
used throughout the rooms. A pretty
background for the bride and groom
was arranged in one corner of the room
with punches of roses, the curtains of
the windows on either side being Orna-
mented with ferns and joined with
Streame, of smilaX and white roses
forming q canopy
At the conclusion of the ceremony
light refreshments were served.
The bride is one of Salt Lakes most
charming girls and the groom is a sue
cessful young mining engineer connect
ed with the United States surveyor
generals Office.
Mr. and Mrs. SnelgrOve will be at
home after July I at 523 East Fourth
South street.
Mrs. Milton L. Oglesby, from Robin
son, Utah. is visiting her mother, Mrs.
F. A. DrUehl
Mrs. William Reid entertains the
Sewing cub this afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stone and Mrs
Otto Arnold and children came down
from Evanston, Wye, tcSSEe present at
the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Marie
EUrgens.
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The Daughters of the Revolution
were entertained at the home of Mrs
t. @. Weber yesterday afternoon. The
meeting, which is the final one Of the
year, was held in cOmmemOration Of
the battle Of Bunker Hill. The club
cOlOrs. blue and yellow, were prettily
carried out in the decorations. the fire
place being hned with the wild mus
tard and coreopsis and bachelors but
tons arttstically combined on the man
tells and tables On the piano were
clusters of the California. poppy. The
hall was draped in the American flag.
The programme consisted of paper
on Great Political Parties in England
and America" given in an entertaining
manner by Miss Clara Clawson. Mrs.
George A. Smith read a selection from
The Story Of our Flag" During the.
afternoon Miss Clara ClawsOn favored
the guests with several piano solos,
embracing various patriotic airs.
Delicious refreshments in the colors.
red, white and blue, were served by
Miss Webber, Mrs. FTauken. Mrs. Nye
and Miss Nye. The souvenirs of the
boxes IN the shape Of drums and bear
ing the club colOrs.
The club adjourned for the summer.
It viii reconvene Sept. is.
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The ladies Of the Unitey circle will
give a reception TO the members Of the
Unitarian church this evening from g to
II, at the home of Mrs Cowan. 900 Sec
Ond street The members of the Unity
quartette, Hiss Lottie owen. Miss Ma
- Cooper, Mr. Fred Graham and Mr.
William Crawford. will each render a
solo. Mrs. Edna -Ames has
kindly consented TO give a violin solo.
Mr.. T. Waldo Ames viii accompany
All friends interested in the church are
cordially invited to attend
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delightful lawn party was given at
the home Of Mrs. Nina Cannon-Enis, "A