Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-26

The week has been an interesting one
in several ways, the weddings and minor
social events, together with visits OF
prominent women connected with the
General Federation OF Womens' clubs
making a memorable date. There has
been falling of IN dancing parties
owing to the threatened warmth of
last week, and there will doubtless be
a continuation Of the dearth in these
events from this time on till the be-
ginning of another season. Two not
able private affairs were the wedding
of Miss Keith and Mr. Eskridge ard
the musicale given by Mrs. Il. r.
Holmes, both Of them being most elass
crate In detail.
The wedding OF Miss Rosemary
Glosz and Mr.. Horace N. Whitney took
place on Monday and was one Of the
prettiest OF the year The event was
contaminated at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1. c.
Glosz in the presence OF the near rela-
tlyes of the bride and groom, the
teItinollj btlHb p'i iVAHatN " piShNf
o. +. Whitney the father Of the
groom. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with roses, ferns and smi-
lax used in profusion, the bridal cou-
pie standing under canopy OF smilax
and pink roses, with incandescent
lights among them cleaning ike
brighter flowers. Every mantel and
niche were filled with roses and por-
there's OF smllax were hung between the
rooms, Ferns were fastened on the
curtains and smlax and roses inter-
twined the balustrade Of the stairway.
Al 8 o'clock the Lohengrln march was
played by Mrs. Osborne. and the bride
entered on the arm OF her father, at
tended by Miss Margaret Whitney, the
sister OF the groom. who acted as flow
or girl The bride wore a beautiful
costume of white satin with tulle veil
fastened with orange blossoms and car
ried brides roses. Following the cere-
mony an elaborate supper was served, |
the table being beautifully decorated |
with brides roses and a cluster Of the |
same flowers being laid at each place. |
Mrs H. M. Dlnwoodey assisted In the |
dining room. Later Mr.. and Mrs. |
Whitney left for Glenwood Springs
and upon their return VIII reside at
The Miller.
Probably the most elaborate wedding |
In point OF detail. that has taken place
In Salt Lake. was that Of Miss Eta |
Aloysla Keith and Mr.. Richard S. Esk-
ridge which took place on Wednesday |
night. The beautiful home on South |
Temple street was transformed Into
floral bower the Salt Lake Floral COM
pany having charge Of the decorations,
American Beauty roses were used In
profusion throughout the rooms and |
the hall In which the wedding ceremony /
took place was artistically done in
white and yellow. with roses lilies, RIB
bons and vines being beautifully used
In the design. The hall itself Is ad-
mirably fitted for picturesque effect,
and It's advantage was utilized with
charming result From the skyight
through the well which opens from the
'oof TO the octagon shaped room below
vas hung a great bell OF yellow and
white roses, and around the balus-
rades on each floor were twined
yreaths OF vines and roses. From the
Yell streamers Of white and yellow rib
,ona extended 10 n beautiful bridal
lower with a canopy and gate OF white
nd yellow flowers. and background OF
'alms making a charming picture. At
he appointed time the bridal party de-
oendei the staircase 10 the strains OF
he Lohengrin march Christensen's or
hestra OF ten pieces being stationed
n the upper hall Little Dorothy
and Mildred Ferguson came
irst, carrying baskets Of marguerites
nd opened the floral gates. Follow
ne was Master David Keith. ring
carer Then came the bridesmaids |
iiss Elizabeth Dern and Miss Ieta
ioMillan, both gowned In beautiful
ostumes Of white and yellow. Mrs
lbert c. Allen followed, gowned In
elbow chiffon and preceding the bride.
fho leaned on the arm Of her father
he bridal costume was a beautiful
rcation Of point applique lace over
affeta trimmed with lilies OF the val
" and veil Of applique lace. A bo-
net OF lilies OF the valley completed
be costume. During the ceremony
he bride and groom, Bishop Seaman
nd Father Kelly stood within the
oral gates and the AndantnO was
layed through the service. while
Iendelssohn's march followed. Mr..
Iartin Watrous was best man. Mrs.
eth wore a handsome gown Of black
elyet. with point lace Refreshments
ere served afterward IN the beauN-
Ally decorated dining room, and later
Ir. and Mrs. Eskridge left for a trip
, the coast They will 60 to Seattle
} reside
A beautiful home wedding was sol
nnized at the residence OF Mr. and
rs. Brewster at $50 sixth street. up
! the occasion Of the marriage Of
leir son Professor W. A. Brewster 20
ISIS Isabella Hooper. the daughter OF
r. and Mrs W. ~ Hooper. The ,
,me was beautl 'r'~ decorated with
ises and carnaii0- h0 ceremony be-
& performed b" T'-tla Jones Max.
ell Of the Tive r- sy nth ward.
hey received many useful and
-tistic presents and received
e congratulations OF their many
lends. The music was furnished by | !
Il Regal mandolin and guitar club. !
after the ceremony. Prof
rewster and wife left on tour OF
e eastern states and will he az home Z
their friends Sc n street after June q I
mong the guests present were: Mrand }
rs. Brewster Mr.. and Mrs w. H.
ooper. MI and Mrs A. Brewster. Mr.
"a Mrs r. Brewster. Mr.. and Mrs. I
Brewster, Mr. and Mrs, Hill, Mr..
ID Mrs Walt Miller Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright. Mr. and Mrs u. Bull Mrs. !
Pierce. Mr.. viii and Ernest Pierce, {
r. and Mrs. Tor Ash Mr.. and Mrs.
Fleming Mr.. w. II Bywater Mr..
=. d. Hawkes.. Miss Priss Paul. Miss Z
ran Evans. Miss VI. Mulleti Miss 5
Town, Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson and the
lsses Robinson.
Mrs. r. r. Holmes entertained =. an
aborate musicale this Afternoon In