The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-09-25
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witness the marriage Of Miss Lena
Preston 10 Mr. Christopher B. Diehl.
The ceremony was performed at 81
o'clock by the Rev. Mr. Perkins of ST. /
PauPs church. and Immediately after
the young people left for trip TO Port |
land and the coast.
The church was beautifully decorated
with white and pale green. and the |
chancel was completely transformed. |
Palms and ferns made a most effective
background for the pure white flowers !
which formed the decoration.
At the hour OF 8 the bridal party en- |
tered. passing up the aisle 10 the |
strains of the Bridal Chorus" from |
LOhengrin. First came the ushers, |
Judge Dana T. Smith, Mr.. G. Z. Par
sons. Mr.. Walter Little and Mr. Harry /
5. Knight The maid of honor. Miss |
Dern, came next, walking alone. and /
last the bride leaning on the arm of |
her brother, Mr.. Horatio Preston OF /
Salida, Colo. Awaiting the party at
the steps to the altar were the groom |
and his best man, Mr.. George Ripley, /
and as the bride approached. the min /
lister read the betrothal service. after |
which the bride, being presented by her
brother, the party proceeded 10 the /
chancel. where the marriage cere-
mOny proper was read. During the /
service Mr.. Peabody played Nevins |
"Narcissus." and as the prayer was
ended the strains of the wedding march |
by Mendelssohn poured forth, and with
the Ginning of the cathedral bell made
merry music for the happy pair.
The bride wore an exquisite gown of
white crepe de chine over taffeta, with /
an overdress of white silk Brussels net
and silk applique. A handsome veil
~ M ffa ftrIl oil
of orange blossoms completed her cos
tune. and with this she carried a show
er bouquet of Brides roses.
Miss Dern's gown was of white also.
and she carried a bouquet of pink
Bridesmaids roses. Mr.. and Mrs Diehi
will return shortly to make their home
in the city.
Mrs. II. n Mayo was the hostess at
very delightful card party yesterday
afternoon. The guests>were seated at
ten small tables. and sixty-three was
the game enjoyed. The house was pref
tily decorated. the parlors in the au-
tumn cOlors Of red and yellow. Bright
red dahlias and yellow sunflowers and
marigolds made the rooms brilliant
with their glow. At the conclusion of
the games prizes were awarded TO Mrs.
w. l. Snyder. Mrs. Curtis Knight and
Mrs, o. X. Lewis. About forty ladies
were present.
Mrs. Sara +. Bransford entertained
at a very daintily arranged luncheon
yesterday at 1 o'clock. given In honor
of the Misses Holmes and ShOop. who
are the guests OF Colonel and Mrs.
Holmes. The house was beautifully
decorated with the brilliant colored as
ters OF the autumn season, but the ia
bic decorations were nasturtiums alone.
Dainty place cards of white were used,
and covers were laid for ten. The
other guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Jay T. Harris. Colonel and Mrs.
Holmes. Miss Grace Emery and Mr..
Karl Holmes.
Yesterday Mrs. Igleheart received at
the second of her afternoons at home,
and most delightful hour was spent
by a number of her friends. She was
assisted by Mrs. Thomas Weir, Mrs |
Ledyard NJ. Bailey and Miss Ethel
Paul. :
A special treat is In store for the
club women OF the city and their
friends, who are looking forward to /
the Browning musicale TO be given by
Miss Cora Mcdonald. under the aus
pices of the music section of the La
dies Literary club this evening. Miss
Mcdonald will give the Interpretation |
of "Abt VOgler" as special study. |
and the musical poems Of both Robert |
and Elizabeth Barrett Browning will
be sung by Mrs. Kate Bridewell An
derson. Mrs. Martha Royle King. Miss
Edna Dwyer and a quartette composed
OF Mrs. Anderson, Miss Dryer, Mr..
Peabody and Mr.. Fred Graham.
Yesterday at l o'clock occurred the
OF Miss Blanche Marvin and
DR.. X. c. Park The wedding took ,
place at the home Of the brides parents
in Muskegon, Mich. and was one Ofsthe
most important social affairs of the
autumn season. Later in the day DR..
and Mrs. Paul left for the west. and
after visiting various cities on their
way home viii make their home in
Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Cary and Mr.. and .
Mrs. Harry Cary have returned from I
in town. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cary
have taken the BOnnemort home and
viii be at home for the winter at 776 ,
East Brigham street. I
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Mrs. II. c. Plat and her daughter,
Mrs. FlorenC> Clark, left Tuesday for
Los Angeles. ;. here they Will spend the
coming winter. !
Miss Pearl Davenport. who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Pear '
sail, was called home recently by a
announcing the illness of her
father Major William Davenport, OF
Mont Word was received last I
evening by Miss Davenport's friends I
last. Miss Davenport's friends
Will be grieved TO learn of her afflic- !
ton.
Airs. f. d. Miller viii entertain at ]
a Kensington on the afternoon of the {
80 Of October and Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
viii give an evening party the same
evening
Mrs s. A. Pointer and daughter, c
Miss Margaret Pointer, OF OwensbOrO.
Ky. arrived in the city yesterday and
will spend the winter with Mr.. and !
Mrs. Leigh, at IS street.
Mrs. f NJ. Charlton has returned
from New York
Mrs. Hickey OF Pocatello. who las
been visiting friends in the city for d
some time, left yesterday for her home. I
Toots Ay.
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