The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-18

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A very pretty home wedding of last 4
evening was that of Miss Grace Grow /
and Captain William c.. Webb. The 4
ceremony was performed by Senator !
Reed SmOot. at s o'clock. and was Wit |
messed by about sixty of the friends |
OF the young people. The bride was /
attended by Miss Chloe Smoot as !
bridesmaid and Lieutenant Kneas was /
the best man. The ceremony was fol- [
lowed by a wedding supper and later 1
the young people left for their own I
home.
The house decoration was most ar I
tistic and unique. The drawing room, I
where the ceremony was performed, |
was decorated entirely in American I
flags, conspicuous among them being I
the flag from the gunbOat COVOdOnga,
which was commanded by Captain 1
Webb in the Philippines. A bower of
the flags was formed and these with
ferns. formed the only decoration of
the room. The round table spread in
the dining room was decorated with
white asteTs and asparagus ferns. Here
the guests were seated in two parties. /
Throughout the rest Of the house sun
flowers were used in prOfusiOn. The
bride wore q dress of white chiffon
with trimmings OF real lace, and with
this she carried pink roses. Miss Chloe
SmOOt was dressed also in white and
carried roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Webb
will be at home to their friends after
Oct 1 at 256 West First North street
The marriage OF Miss Minnie James
and Mr. Faye Whitney was solemnized
yesterday morning in the temple and
was followed by a reception last even
ing from till 10 O'Clock at the home
of the brides parents. The house wa
prettily decorated for the occasion, the
parlor being done entirely in white and
green. A prOfusion of handsome palms
were used and quantities Of white as
/ tiers and smilax. The library was done
in pink asters with the green ferns,
and in the dining room asters Of deep
red were used with red ribbon and
! shades for the caudeiabra. The bridal
pair. received in the drawing room and
with them were Mr.. and Mrs. d. W.
James and Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Whit
| ney. In the dining room, seated at
I the table pouring coffee, were the
! Misses Retta Parker and Katherine
/ Rogers. and assisting in serving were
/ the Misses Lyle, Kate and Mabel
/ James, Ethel Rogers. Gertrude MOyle.
/ Lena Moore. Louie Horne and Emily
and Helen Whitney. Punch was served
/ by the Misses Hattie Whitney and Flor
! ence Horne.
The bride wore a dainty gown Of
1 white peau de crepe over taffeta, with
roses hand embroiderd over the entire
skirt and bodice With this she car
| ried a large shower bouquet of white
! bride roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney
viii be at home after oct. 1 at l52
Fourth street.
Mrs. W. S. Enerbeck and Miss Edythe
/ EHerbeck entertained yesterday after
noon at a delightfully."- informal Ken
/ sington in honor of Miss Winnie Wei
by, whose marriage takes place next
! Wednesday. The afternoon was spent
most delightfully."-, one Of the surprises
being a shower of china for the bride.
The table where the supper was served
I was decorated with an old fashioned
wedding cake in which were hidden the
ring. the thimble and the pennies for
the lucky girls. The guests numbered
about twenty.
Mrs. lie CSrande Young and the Misses
/ Young entertained at a very delight
full luncheon yesterday in compliment
to Mrs Harold Russell The guests
were seated at three tables and COW
ers were laid for twenty-one. The Ia
BILE decorations were nasturtiums and
centerpieces of brilliant yellow were
used. The guests We're mainly the old
friends of Mrs. Russell.
Miss Eleanor IgIeheart Of Evansville.
Ind, is in the city and will be the
guest for some time of Mr. and Mrs
William Igleheart at IS street
The current events and current lit
} Of or for T-T~
club will hold its first meeting this
afternoon at , o'clock at the club
house.
Mrs. f c. Richmond returned yes
terday from Shullsburg, Wis, where
she has spent the past two months
Mrs. Sam King. who has been Wis
iting friends in Ogden. returned yes
terday to her home in Provo.
Walker Salisbury left yesterday for
the east where he viii re-enter col
Iege.
Miss Helen Bamberger left yesterday
for the east where she will enter Nor
r ristown seminary in New Jersey.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Mae Fisher Of Pocatello and Mr.
/ Charles West Of Grand Junction. The
marriage will take place next month
Mrs Graham +. Putnam viii be al
home today for the first time since heI
{ return from the coast.
Mrs. r E. McGurrin has returned
t from Pacific Grove where she spent
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. +. s. Ferry and Mr.
and Mrs. J. r. Walker, Emily ReaC
and Mr.. Topliff are home from Z
g two weeks fishing trip on the Snake
3 river.
g The meetings of the state fedora
: ton. to be held the first three day
= in October, will be in the Legislative
r halls in the city and county building
< The matter was decided at the meet
5 ing Of the committee yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Arthur Weeter of Park City i
in town, the guest for few days o
: Miss Gertrude Mayer.
e Miss Eva Mason viii entertain Mis-