The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-27


At z o'ciock last evening at the home
of Mrs. T. 3 Shoebridse. Yves solemn
ized the marriage of her daughter
Carol to Mr.. Monroe Wilkinson Of
Mammoth. Bishop o. r. Whitney per-
formed the ceremony before only the
immediate families OF the bride and
groom
The Lohengreu bridal march was
played by a qua~tette OF mandolins
and guitars durinz the entrance of the
bridal party ana '3tandelssohn. s Ned
ding March at the conclusion Of the
ceremony.
rhe bridesmaid was Miss Leuie Shoe
bridge and the best man. NJ. samuel
beautiful gown Of WEite chiffon With
NTsenciennes lace and carried pink and
white roses Miss Louie ShOebridge
wore blue mOusseliue - sole and car
roses Mrs. Shoebridge was gowned in
black silk Mrs. j. n Donahue, moth
er of the groom wore black chiffon
over black silk taffeta.
From 70 II p large reception was
held The decorations Of the different
apartments were beautiful in the e&-
tre9le- The parlOr was taStefully
adorned in pink and white. sweet peas
and carnations being lavishly used IN
the bow window hung a basket of
bride roses and ferns, tied With
steamers of white satin. ribbon Across
the alcOVe and from aleove to scl9ande-
lie, were strung ropes of sIatlaX, form
ing a little. network of foliage.
Pink and white sweet peas were used
in the decorations Of the dining room,
where Tight refreshments were served
throughout the evening. Miss Hazel
ShOebridge presided at toe punch bowl.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson viii leave in
a few days fer Mammoth, where Mr..
Wilkinson is employed as time keeper
of the Mammoth mine.
The Rome Of Mrs. Amelia Folsom
Young was the scene of an elaborate
reception last evening. the occasion be-
ing in honor of the marriage Of her
-nefce. Miss Hattie Wallace. to Mr. Os-
car A. Peterson. The ceremony was
performed at noon yesterday in the
Young. Inthe evening $50 friends as
sembled to tender their congratula-
tons
The house and grounds We're brill
liantly Illuminated, and the EarloTS
We're Eesplendant with roses and other
june flowers The bow window in.
which the bride and groom received,
was q bower of Oleand5Ts and ferns. Il
The dining room was dainty in
streaners of pink satin ribbon and
loose clusters of La France roses It
was presided over by Mrs Emma wal
lace, ISIS Ida Folsom, Miss Laura
Newton, Miss Katie VarIey and Miss
Nellie Mulhau.
NT. and Mrs George T. wallace, par4
ents of the bride, were assisted in re-,
ceiving by Miss Gussie johnson. Miss
Hilma Peterson and Miss Margaret
Pyper.
The bride wore pretty go@n of
white chiffon made demi- train, with
the bodice deliberately tucked and
trimmed in Valeneienpes lace A bOu-
Quet of brides roses completed the cos
tune. She was attended by her two
little sisters, Rhea and Ruby Wallace,
gOwned in white and carrying baskets
of bachelors buttons
Mr. and Mrs. Peterson viii be at
home to their friends at lb4 street,
after July Z.
A pretty bride of yesterday was Miss
Florence Louise Hughes, who was unit
ed to Mr.. John w. Ensign. by Bishop
Robert Morris. The ceremony was per-
formed at o'clock at. the residence of
the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs F. D.
Hughes.
The bride was attired IN white silk
null with trimmings. of gold cloth and
lace. Her flowers were bridal Tosebuds
The bridesmaid, Miss LOrena Hughes,
was gOwned in blue silk null ana car
ried pink carnations and roses. MT
Lou Ensign was best man. Little
Ierene Tribe was flower girl and Ken
meth Young, ring bearer
At the conclusion of the ceremony
the guests partOOk of a delicious re-
past. Mr.. and Mrs. Ensign left on the.
500 train for the east. on their re-
turn they viii receive their friends at
IA South Tenth East street.
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THE marriage of Miss Frances J.
Farnes and Mr.. Alfred A. Thomas took
place yesterday forenoon in the. tenn
Me IT was followed by a reception in
tb6 evening at the home of the brides