The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-10
SOCIETY NOTES.


The marriage of Miss Louise OdeH
and Joseph III. Richards took place yes
terday AFTERNOON. The wedding was
home affair and was the most brilliant
u the spFiug season.
The hpFal decoration was most eiaD-
crate and was carried out in wealth
OF flowers, ia col0rs of pink and white
The drawing room where the ceTe-
moHy WAS performed was peTIect
bower Of. flowers. The bay window
was arched ia green and draped and
festoOned with garlands of pink and
white roses. Palms and towering
naarguerites banked the window on
either side the whole forming a beau
nantel was banked with palms and was
covered with Gala lilies and spiraea,
while the electroIiers were completely
hidden beneath a wealth Of green. The
rear parlOr was decorated in q similar
fashion while in the doorway hung a
hstge haskell of plumesa and day-break
cai-na tons In the dining room the
BRIDE chosen colors were again car
ried out. on the table was a large
center piece of La France roses and
ferns while bows and streamers of
broad pink satin ribbon added an ar-
tistic finish 70 the already beautiful
effect. The ceiling Of the room was a
perfect network of glossy vines and the
mantel and windows were filed with
palms and lowering plants.
In the han the balustrHde was
tWined with ropes of green, interlaCed.
with roses and carnations Beneath
the stairway Olsen's enlarged orches-
IRA was stationed, the musicians play
ing the entrance of the bridal party
and concert music during the reception
which followed.
The ceremony was performed at 3
O'Clock By Judge James A. Miner and
was witnessed by seventy-hye Tela-
lives and friends of the young couple.
From G until 10 a reception was held,
over $50 guests being present.
The bride Wore a gown of mousseliue
de sole over taffeta. The skirt WIS en-
traine and was deliberately tucked and
trimmed sSith ruchings of the material
The bodice was high in the neck. WITH
long sleeves, and was trimmed with old
lace. A Yeil of tUlle and a shower bou-
quet Of bride roses completed the -beau-
Jiful costume.
The brides sister, Miss Jean OdelL
served as maid of honor. Her gown
was rose embroidered swiss and her
flowers were daisies Mr. Fred Oden
was best man 10 the groom.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs George T. Odell and is mum bered
among salt Lakes most charming girls
fThe groom is the son of DR.. and Mrs.
Joseph S, Richards and is an employee
OF Wells. Fargo & Co esz
Alr, and Mrs. Richards left last eve1-
ing for tour of the Pacific coast. On
their return they win be at home to
their fTiendsiR this city
g
Or. and Mrs. George =. 0de1 came
down from Butte to attend the we'd
ding of their sister,
The marriage of Mrs. Erie Dean
Knappen and r. w Whitehead oc-
CURED last evening
Miss Mary Black and Plato MOntjoy
We're married at St Louis last NVednes-
day. Miss Black is a sister of William.
Black of this city and Mr., MOntioy has
many friends here, having frequently
visited salt Lake as speCta1 accountant
OF the department of justice.
The Daughters Of the American Rev
oiution Held their annual meeting yes
terday and elected the following OH
cers- Regent Mrs g. J.. Allen; vice
regents Mrs Chisholm. secretary; Miss.
MurRhy. treasurer, Mrs. CfemmelI;
registrar Miss. Lowe; historian Mrs. j.
T. Allen, The society decided to make
an effort next year 90 erect a fountain
az Liberty park.
ldrs. II. ) keOgh returned last night
from an extended visit. to Seattle.