The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-10-22
Ociety *

A very beautiful home wedding was
that of Miss Elizabeth Davis ana Mr..
Arthur Peters, which took place last
evening at the home or the pride
mother. The ceremony was performed
by DR.. Clarence T. Brown or the First
Congregational church AT o'clock, and
was witnessed by about 100 OF the rela-
tives and friends. Promptly at the
hour appointed the bridal procession
descended the stairway and entered the
parlors, while Mrs. Martha Royle King,
accompanied by Professor Peterson at
the piano and Messrs. VIII Davis and
Arthur Peterson with violins, sang the
Bridal Chorus" from 'Lohengrin."
First came the little flower girl. Ruth
Robinson. and the ring bearer, Leonard
Davis. Immediately following these
came the maid of honor Miss Beatrice
Davis, and together the two brides
maids. Misses Myra Sowies and Bee
man. Following these came the bride,
who was met By the groom and his
best man, Mr.. Jesse Smith. During
the simple service which sosemniZed
the marriage, the trio Of instruments
played the intermezzo from the Cav
alleria Rusticana, aud at the close,
when friends were extending greetings.
the Mendelssohn wedding march was
played.
The home was prettily decorated for
| the affair. the parlOrs wherein the
| ceremony was performed being in red
and green. A canopy of smilaX eX-
| tended over the heads of the bride and
! groom, and tall vases OF American
| Beauties were effectively arranged
around the room. In the dining room
pink was the color used. and the table
with It's candelabra shaded with pink
/ nj 20 tu1N sfass Of mir L oh
anthemums made a very pretty picture.
Streamers of white tulle were fastened
from the chandelier 10 the four corners
/ of the table and sprays of asparagus
fern and pink roses We're scattered over
/ the cloth.
| The bride wore a handsome gown Of
white panne crepe de chine over taffeta
/ with trimmings OF lace and pearls. She
carried a shower bouquet OF white
| brides roses. The maid of honor. was
| dressed in a gown of pink silk dimity
! over taffeta and the two bridesmaids
| wore dresses Of the same material in
blue. Each carried bouquets Of pink
/ bridesmaids roses.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Peters left on the 1880
| train for short wedding trip. and Will
be at home after Dec. l at 4l2 East
Fourth South.
! Mrs. Solomon Siegel was the hostess
/ yesterday at very delightful after
] noon party-the first in "A series OF
! three. A large number of friends en-
! joyed the afternoon. and the game of
| siXty-three was played. The charming
home was most attractive and at the
close Of the game prizes were awarded
to Mrs. o. X. Lewis, Mrs. Sharp Walk
er and Mrs. Ellen Elliott
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Mrs. Judge entertained most delight
fully yesterday at a luncheon followed
| by cards. The guests were seated al
six small tables, which were beautifully
| decorated for the luncheon. Dainty
little cards showing sketches were
used as TALES. and at the close of the
game prizes were won by Mrs. Wood
ward and Mrs. Weber.
6 81 s.
Mrs. J. d. Spencer was the hostess
yesterday at a very pleasant afternoon
tea, given in honor of Mrs. MartineaI
and Mrs. Preston of Logan. A few
hours Of informal sociability combined
with industry were enjoyed. and later
the party sat down 20 a delicious sup
per. The ladies present besides the
guests OF honor were Mesdames II. G.
Whitney. Beattie. Pyper, G. D. Piper
| CNtA' -. . opeitcfs N. I. fNoSSlteF
Robert Easton, w. B. Preston.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Duncan enter
tained yesterday at luncheon in homo
OF Mr.. Frederick Warde. Besides TIT
guest of honor there were present Mrs
ID. G. Mclaughlin and daughter Mrs
NJ. L. HERMAN and Mr. A. c. Smith
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Mrs. II. II. Spencer. Mrs. Ad Kuhl
) and Miss Leda Kuhn of Ogden spen
yesterday in the city as the guests o
Mrs. Solomon siegel.
Mrs. Robert Glendinning, who ha
spent the past two months in New
, York with her mother, Mrs. Hubbar
Reed. returns today to her home.
Mrs. Walter Scott Of Park City /
spending few days in town.
Announcement has just been mad
Of the marriage on Sept. % of Mis-
Hazel Youngson and Mr.. Jack Hacker
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Buffers hav
just returned from London, and are a
the Knutsford for few days on thei
way to San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Parsons have gon
. to Portland on a short trip.
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Miss Allie Miller and Miss Inez Tren
viii not arrive from San Francisco ii
about the middle of next month.
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2 Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Tibbals are HON
l from two months sojourn in tn
| east.