The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-26
At Cupid's Court.


one very pretty wedding took place in
the city during the past week, which
was that Of Miss Elizabeth Davis and
Mr.. Arthur Peters. The ceremony was
performed Tuesday evening at the home
Of the brides mother and was wit
messed by large number OF the friends
OF the bride and groom. The bride was
attended by her sister. Miss Beatrice
Davis. as maid of honor and by Miss
Myra S0Wies and Miss Keenan, as
bridesmaids. Mr.. Jesse Smith was the
best man. A remarkably fine musical
programme was rendered, the Bridal
Chorus from 'Lohengrin" being sung
most beautifully by Mrs. Martha ROyle
King. A trio composed Of Professor
Peterson, Mr., William Davis and Mr..
Arthur Peterson furnished the re-
mainder of the music
Mr. and Mrs. Peters left on the late
train for a short wedding journey. They
viii be al home after Dec. l at 40
East Third South street.
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The marriage OF Miss Ruth Leeds
Kerr and Mr.. John Henry King Burg
win, which took place Wednesday at
Mare Island navy yard. was of interest
10 number Of Salt Lakers. who had
met Miss Kerr during her visits 10 this
city. The wedding took place at ?
o'clock In the day and was attended by
a large gathering. the friends of the
bride and her brother. Paymaster Kerr.
Who is stationed at the navy yard. The
bride was attended by Miss Evelyn
Shepard Of Oakland as raid of honor
and by the Misses Phelps and Bacon as
bridesmaids. DR.. Harry Sherman of
Nav HfFaugf1ar kn h.
the ushers were Mr.. VAN Blackwell of
Oakland. Mr. Griffin and Mr.. David
Porter OF the army and Mr.. Kenneth
Kerr OF salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burgwin viii visit In
ms city on their way east and later
VIII make their home in Pittsburg. Pa.
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Miss Lucy Dean Wardrop and Mr.. J.
howard Garrett were married in the
salt Lake temple last Thursday at high
noon by President Joseph +. Smith. A
very pretty reception was given at the
brides home In the evening from TO
j. over 100 friends and relatives were
present with expressions OF good viii
and BEST wishes for the future haDpi-
Ness or the newly married couple. and
shower OF beautiful presents. The
rooms We're prettily decorated with a
prQtuslon OF flowers. principally cosmos
ana chrySanthemums. The dining room
was particularly we'll arranged. In the
eenter OF the room was a large square
table over which was hung a draping
uI tleoons 20 each corner of the table.
ana from the center OF the draDing
hung a bell shaped light Round the
room We're arranged smaller tables. ac-
tommodating four guests each A very
"A
me bride Is the daughter Of Mr.. John
Mardrop. vice president OF the salt
Lake Building & Manufacturing COM
pany OF this city, and the bridegroom
Is connected with the Salt Lake Busl-
people
A wedding reception was given for
NJ, 49, Rose Culver and Mr.. Charles
Whltemau al the home Of the brides pa
rents on Wednesday evening. The rooms
were arustically decorated with white
anu pink cosmos and chrysanthemums.
an one corner Of the parlor was a pretty
lower on the flowers. under which
$1,000 ne bridal party while Bishop
-l"A"ri performed the ceremony. After
.eyriNlhs best wishes and congratnla-
ION! IONS 'he bridal party led the guests to
IN. .i dining room. The tables were beau
ullllN decorated with the flowers and
a-Ail1N and "a delicious supper was en-
,,oyed hy an MIR. and Mrs. Charles
waterman win be al home to their
l'Iehds al az West First south.
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-,.iL,lhe marriage Is announced OF Miss
5tl..le Matison q Brigham City 70 Mr.
suseph +. Dover of Salt Lake. The
tt.g.epllon was held al the home OF the
o-I4t parents in Brigham City. Mr.
Sl'a AIRS. Dover viii make their home
In salt Lake.