The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-15
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came the bride OF Mr. Albert justin
Worse. About forty of the relatives and
intimate friends were present at the
beautiful ceremony, which was per-
formed by Rev. Clarence T. Brown of
the First Congregational church. The
LOhengrin march was played by Miss
Kate Kanters as the bridal party en-
tered the parlor, and she continued
playing softly throughout the marriage
service. Miss Blanche Cherry was
bridesmaid and Mr.. George f. Sprague
best man.
The bride wore a handsome gown Of
white chiffon. made en- traine. with
high bodice tucked and deliberately
trimmed in point lace. Her flowers
were a beautiful bunch of violets.
Miss Blanche Cherry was attired in
white silk mule. with lavender rib
bOns, and carried white carnations. At
the conclusion of the ceremony con-
CALCULATIONS were showered upon the
young couple.
The house was charmingly decorated
for the occasion. A pretty background
Of green and white was formed in the
parlor for the bridal party. The cur
tains were thickly studded with ferns
and chrysanthemums, and palms were
grouped artistically about the bay
window. A canopy effect was pro-
duced with streamers of ribbon and
smilaX reaching to the chandelier. Ev-
erywhere were white chrysanthe-
NUNS used in great profusion. The
library was in yellow and the dining
room in pink and white. The table was
dainty in pink carnations and smilax.
Ribbons hung from the electrOlers to
the four corners of the table and were
tied in large bows. Refreshments were
served by Misses Claudia Norris, Maud
Parker, Marie Luce, Resale Cope and
Florence Stevenson.
Mr.. Worse is the manager of the JOr-
dan farm dairy, and both ne and his
charming wife have a large number
of friends in Salt Lakes social cir
cles, from whom they received many
beautiful presents.
They viii continue to reside in Salt
Lake and win receive their friends
after Dec. Is.
Mr.. R. c. GemmeIl is expected home
from Mexico in a few days.
Mr.. Otto Stalmann entertained at the
Alta club last evening.
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Mrs. o. J. Salisbury viii entertain
at an afternoon affair on Wednesday,
Nov. 20.
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The rummage sale by the Ladies
Aid society of the First Congregational
church begins today, at the old Walker
house.
A pretty wedding of last evening
was hat of Miss Lulu Crome and Mr..
Herbert B. Lyman, which was sOlem-
nfzed at the home of the bride 637
East Seventh South street, at $3.50
o'clock, Rev. W. NJ. Paden officiating. :
The young couple were attended bys
Miss Anna Lyman and Mr.. Clarence
CTOme. The bride was pTettily attired
in a tailoT-made suit of tan brOadcloth,
with white silk waist She carried
bride roses. Miss Lyman was gowned
in cream brilliantine. At the close of
the marriage service, the guests par
took of an elaborate wedding dinner.
Miss Crome is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Crome, and Mr.. Ly-
man is connected with the Smith Drug
company. The best wishes Of their
friends attend them.
After Nov. 20 they will be at home
at the corner of Tenth East and Sew
enth South streets.
The first grand ball of the. season
was given last evening in Christensen's
hail by Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. S. Bird
and Miss Mccormick and il was a most
brilliant affair. Many elaborate cos
tunes were worn and the decorations
were elaborate and artistic. The en-
larged orchestra of eighteen pieces fur
nished a rare programme of dance
music. Throughout the evening re-
A'eshments were served in the parlors
~ Mrs. Johnson, Fully 300 guests
were in attendance.
Mrs. George E. Hedges will arrive
from Park City today to spend a week
with Mrs. w. S. Hedges.
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A pleasant reception was given lasto
night at St. Marks deanery by the Of
ficers and teachers of the Sunday
school to parents and friends. The
evening was passed very informally
with music and general conversation.
Later. light refreshments were served
by Misses Leonard, Godbe and hewitt.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick O'Meara and
Miss O'Meara will leave about Jan. 1
for Los Angeles. where they viii spend
the alance of the winter.
Mr.. Alva IngersolI of American
Falls and Miss Mary r. Jacobs of
Aciil were lIdEIlCu III the private OF
fee Of the county clerk yesterday by
Deputy Clerk Emery.
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An Evening With Japan" will be
given in the paTlOrs of the First
Presbyterian church tonight by Mrs.
William IgleheaTts class of Kings
Daughters, An interesting programme
Of music and readings followed by re-
freshments is promised, and everybody
is cordially invited to attend.
The marriage Of Miss Eliza Maneum
and Mr. Ray Ashworth two popular
young people of Eureka, was soIem-
nized yesterday in The Salt Lake
Temple.
Mrs. Burns Macdonald entertained at
dinner at Beardsley's tavern last even
ing, previous to attending the ball Civ
en- later in the evening. The guests
were Mrs Victor Clement, Mrs. Duke
Baxter, Miss Hoffer. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Sharp,
Messrs. Tod Goodwin, George n. Law
renee, Max Smith and Richardson.
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A reception to Rev. D. A. Brown viii
be given at the parlors Of the First
Baptist church, corner Second West
and Second South, tonight.