The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-24
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dtngs seen in the city for many months
was that OF Miss Eta AlOysia keith
and Mr.. Richard Stevens Eskridge Of
Seattle. which was solemnized last
evening at the home of the brides par
ents. The ceremony was performed by
the Right Reverend Bishop Seaman,
assisted by Father Kelly. The groom
and his friend. Mr.. Martin Watrous.
entered the hall from the north and
awaited the bride at the entrance Of
two immense gates of flowers. Within
the gates were Bishop Seaman and his
assistant. AS the bridal party entered
from the upper hall the little flower
girls opened the gates. and left them
aJar for the ceremony.
The bridal procession was led by the
two flower girls, Mildred Ferguson and
Dorothy Bamberger. Following these
came Master David Keith bearing the
ring, and two bridesmaids, Miss Leta
Mcmillan and Miss Elizabeth Dern.
Immediately preceding the bride came
the mstron of honor, Mrs. Albert c..
Allen. The bride entered leaning on the
arm Of her father. and proceeded to the
gates. Christensen's orchestra. sta
toned in the upper hall, played the
Lohengrin wedding march during the
entrance of the bridal party. and dur
ing the ceremony the sweet strains Of
the Andantino were heard. As the
solemn service was concluded the sound
changed to the Mendelssohn wedding
march.
The beautiful home was exquisiteIy
decorated for the occasion. The rooms
surrounding the hall were all done in
American Beauties. while the color
scheme in the hall was white and yell
low. An immense floral bell was sus-
{ na-HaI an 4hA r-n4ar Of ahn hall and
from this to each corner were stream
ers of white n yellow ribbon. The
two floral gates were made of white
brides wreath and yellow roses. Across
the top of the gates were strung rows
of white wedding bells and the yellow
roses were banked across the lower
part. Palms formed a beautiful back
( ground for the whole.
The bride wore an exquisite gown Of
point applique lace e white t~affeta.
and a veil of the sans material. Her
gown was made en- train and trimmed
with lilies of the valley. n n car
ried a large shower bouquet of the
same flowers.
The matron of honor was dressed IN
a beautiful gown of yellow chiffon, and
carried yellow flowers. The two
bridesmaids wore dresses OF white over
yellow taffets, carrying bouquets OF
white flowers. White tulle gowns
were worn by the tiny flower girls, and
they carried baskets of white and yell
low marguerites.
Mrs. Keith, the mother of the bride,
wore a handsome gown Of heavy black
velvet, with trimmings of point lace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eskridge left on the
late train for the coast. where they
viii spend their honeymoon, afterwards
making their home in Seattle.
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Miss Florence E. Kelley win be in the
city his morning. and viii be the
guest for a few days of Mrs. A. G.
MacLean. Later in the week Miss Ke.-
ley viii be with Mrs. r. c.. Woodruff.
This afternoon Mrs. J. c. z. King en-
tertains the College club at her home
on P street.
Mrs. Charles WhittemOre entertained
the Third Street Card club at her home
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas ". Sloan viii entertain
the Card club this evening.
Miss Alice White entertained a num-
Der Of her little friends at q pleasant
party at her home yesterday afternoon,
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The friends of Mrs. Young of Fort
Douglas viii be glad to hear that al
though the major will leave Saturday
morning for his new post, she viii re-
main in the city yet another month
until the close Of the schools
Ex-Governor Nance Of Nebraska, a
prominent man of that state and q
cousin Of Benner Y. Smith. is in the
city for a few days on his way to the
coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Miller and Mrs
Sidney Evans will leave Friday morn
ing for the coast. The ladies viii re-
main in Los Angeles during the bien-
NAL and win afterwards 60 to Catalina
island for a few weeks.
Mrs. ". A. Nelden leaves Saturday
for Los Angeles, in order that she mag
be there some time before h opening
Of the meetings.
Mrs. Fields. who has been the guesf
Of her daughter. Mrs. Young OF For
Douglas. returns this morning 10 hel
home in Detroit.
All the committees having in eharg,
the matter Of the entertainment Of Wis
iting club women are requested 20 meet
this afternoon at ) O'Clock at the ciut
house.
Mrs. II. Y. Croll and son Arthur h2v,
gone to California, where they vii
spend a couple Of months.
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The marriage of Miss Winnifre.
Midgley and Mr. Victor Madsen was
solemnized yesterday in the temple
President Anthem H. Lund officiating
A quiet supper was given in theii
honor at the home Of the brides par
ents in the evening. at which only thi
immediate relatives were present. TIL.
bride is the charming daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs 3. Midgley of this city snC
has a wide circle Of friends. The groom
lis a popular and talented young bust
ness man Of Brigham City. Afte
spending a few days in this city the
viii leave for Brigham City. wherl
they win make their future home.
. . .
Mrs. Frederick Z. Arnold viii enter
tain today in honor Of the Misses Wal
draft Of San Francisco.
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Mrs. y. p. Dooly VIII entertain at
card party TINS evening" at ner resi-
dence. 345 South Fourth East, for ts
benefit OF the Altar society of 81
Marys cathedral. All the Catholics o
the city and their friends are invited G
attend.
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