The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-08
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A very beautiful church wedding
! last evening was that of Miss Pauline
Groo, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
GrOo. and Mr.. Arthur Davies. The
ceremony was performed at $50 by
Bishop Leonard in st. Marks cathedral
! and was followed by a reception al
the home OF the brides parents. I'm
mediately thereafter the bride and
groom left for a trip TO Portland and
down 10 coast TO California.
AT the hour mentioned the bridal
party entered the church. the four
ushers-Mr. Wayne Hemphill, Mr.. Rob-
/ ert Glendlnning. Mr.. Arthur Thomas
and Mr. Frank Anderson-coming first
/ Following these came Mrs. Harry
Hathaway as matr0n OF honor. and
\ the bride leaning on the arm of her
father. Awaiting the party at the
steps were the groom and his best man
| Mr.. Jay Groo. AS the bride reached
the steps 10 the altar the bishop read
| the betrothal service, and after she
was presented 10 the groom by her
/ father, the marriage proper was ceie-
l brated at the altar. During the serV-
ice Mr.. Peabody rendered 20, Promise
Me-" and as the bishop finished the
blessing the organ pealed forth the
| Mendelessohn ~ iding march, and with
| this was combined The merry music OF
| the church bells.
| At the reception which followed, Mrs
Hugh Thomas assisted Mrs. Groo In
/ receiving the guests. and Miss Flor
| ence Groesbeck served punch In the
hall. Below in the dining room the
Misses Hattie Jennings and Alice New
! lit poured cofTee. and assisting in serV-
! ing were the Misses Jean Odeii. Kate
/ Groo, Bessie Grant, Pattie hewitt, Is
telle Clinton and Louise Jennings.
The entire decoration OF the church
and the home was in pink and ereen
( the decorating being most effectively
done with palms. ferns and smilax
| The bride wore a handsome gown OF
white crepe de chine over fallle. The
bodice was trimmed with a bertha, ex-
! tending TO the waist, OF real lace. A
bridal veil OF tulle fastened with pearls
completed her costumS~
The gown worn by the matron OF
honor was of rose pink point desprite
over taffeta, with trimmings of black
| With this was worn a large picture
hat OF white and pink.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davies will be at home
in their new home at Park City after
Jan. l, 1903.
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Mrs. James X. Ferguson and Mrs. AL
bert Cooper Allen were the hostesses
at charming reception yesterday aft
| ernoOn, given at the home of Mrs
Ferguson. The home was beautifully
! decorated, three distinct color schemes
being carried out. Yellow was used
in the adjoining of the parlors, the color
being most effectively shown in flow
ers and shades. In the library red
was the color, while the dining room
| showed the airy tones of the white
and green. On the stairway landing
a string orchestra furnished rausic
throughout the afternoon. The host
esses were assisted in receiving their
guests by Mrs. David Keith. Miss Leta
Mcmillan served punch in the library
and the dining room was IL charge OF
Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. w. H. Gun
ningham. About 500 friends called dur
ing the afternoon.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Center has returned
from a summer spent in California and
is at home with her sister, Mrs. ].
T.. Dolly.
Mrs. L. d. Davis announces the en-
gagement of her daughter. Elizabeth.
TO Mr.. Alfred S. Peters. The marriage
will take place on Tuesday, Oct. q.
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DIR. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Park have
arrived in the city and will be at
home after the 18th Of the month at
81 / street.
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Mrs. Arthur Brown entertained at an
informal dinner Monday evening in
honor of Mrs. AIdrach OF British Co
lumbia. who is the guest of Mrs. RAJ
chel Miller.
Mrs. A. H. Tarbet gives a large aft
ernoon reception on Tuesday next in
honor Of Mrs. Donoher of Park City.
Mrs. w. S. Henderson viii entertain
at two parties on Thursday and Fri
day of next week. The first will be
an afternoon card party and the sec
ond a Kensington.
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Mrs. Ida S. Dusenberry of Provo is
visiting friends in the city.
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Mrs. ]. L. Franken has returned
from an enjoyable trip east.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Park have in
vitations out for a large evening re-
ception TO be given next Wednesday
to meet DR.. and Mrs. Kenneth c. Park.
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Mrs. Kate Ainsworth and Mr.. Thorn
as A. Lee. both OF American Fork.
were last evening at o'clock united
in marriage at the residence of Mr.,
John Foster, Sol West Third North
street. The ceremonJ was performed
by Bishop William Mcmillan of the
Twenty-eighth ward.
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News has reached this city OF the
marriage in Nephi of Miss Edith Whit
more and William Sparks, of that
place. The wedding occurred at the
home of the bride, a week ago last
Monday.
Miss Whitmore is a daughter Of
State Senator Whitmore from Nephi
and was one of the leading bellies of
that part of the state. Mr.. Sparks is
a son OF Edward Sparks, the well
known druggist Of Nephi. Both Of the
young people have many friends who
will wish them success and happiness
in their married life.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. WHITLEY of ia
n street viii celebrate their silver we'd
ding. the fiftieth anniversary of their
marriage, tonight at their home.