Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-03

ents, Bishop and Mrs. H. -. Clawson.
The decorations were entirely In green.
with the exception Of the dining room.
which was In yellow The bridal party
stood i'm the parlor under canopy OF
ferns, palms and plants making an eff
lectiye background. Everywhere the
green was seen IN banks and festoons,
the simple scheme making n pleasing
innovation. In the dining room sun
flowers We're used. and the idea was
prettly carried out. The bride was at
tended by Miss Miriam Hardy and Mr.
Brig Cannon acted as best man. The
bride wore a beautiful costume Of white
Ctamue over silk with silk lace trim
mings. Miss Hardy was gowned In tan
crepe de chine and carried pink roses.
Punch was served In the sitting room
by Miss Jennie Corker and Mrs. Mary
Cannon presided In the dining room,
assisted by Miss Geneve Young,
the Misses Jean and Emily Hardy. Miss
Carrie Leaker, Miss Charlotte Llmburg-
er. Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes win be AT
home at ISIS r street.
on Wednesday night Miss Roberta
Ruth and Alan G. LoVey were united
In marriage, the ceremony being per-
formed at ST. Paurs church with Rev.
G. 4, Perkins officiating, Only the
members of the two families were pres
ent, but later an informal reception
was held at the 81. James. where over
100 Of their friends called to extend
congratulations. The rooms were beau
tifully decorated with autumn leaves
and flowers, and number OF the
friends Of both assisted In entertaining.
Mr. and Mrs. Loyey left on n late train
for Colorado, and after "A short visit
there will return to Salt Lake to re-
side
Another church wedding Of Wednes-
day was that OF Miss Maud Parker and
Georgia Airs. mt the First Presbyterian
church Rev. w. NJ, Paden performing
the ceremony In the morning at .
o'clock, and the young couple leaving
afterward for the Pacific coast. The
church was artstically decorated with
white asters and autumn leaves and
the families and intimate friends were
present. The bride wore O handsome
gown of white wolfe over taffeta and a
white hat trimmed with plumes COM
peted the costume. Her going away
gown was OF blue cloth and she wore a
white hat with blue trimmings Dur
Ing the service Miss Maud Thorne play
grin" Mr.. and Mrs. Airs win re-
turn from their trip to make their home
here.
on Tuesday Miss Sadie Kimball and
Edward Pitcher were married, the
ceremony being performed by Rev. DR.,
Paden, ana the newly married couple
leaving afterward for months stay
In the east. The bride and groom are
well and popularity known in Salt Lake,
the first In school ana the second In
railroad circles
An extremely pretty wedding was
that Of Miss Edith Mldgley and Alex
ander McKenzle which took place on
Wednesday night at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr., and Mrs Joshua
Midgley. The ceremony was perform
ed at o'clock by Judge w. II. King
and later reception was held, about
l25 guests being present. The rooms
were beautifully decorated. the parlor
In pink asters with a background Of
palms and ferns, the sitting room IN
sunflowers, and the dining room I'm red
asters, with streamers OF red ribbon
extending from the chandelier TO the
corners OF the table and red shaded
candelabra making a pretty effect The
bride wore dainty costume Of dotted
cream MULE over taffeta and carried
roses She was unattended. Punch was
served by Miss Claire Mdgey. and
Misses Elsie Lyon and Winnie r.
Evans assisted In serving. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mckenzie viii make a short visit with
the grooms parents In Montana. after
which they Will return here to reside.
a wedding Of the week in which
many Salt Lake people viii be inter-
ested was that Of Mr. Lewis Monroe or
this city and Miss Viola Cornell of Los
Angeles the marriage taking place on
Tuesday at the latter place The groom
has been a resident of this city since
last June. and IL chief clerk in the
traffic department OF the San Pedro,
Los Angeles and Salt Lake railway.
They will return here TO i've and VIII
have the best wishes OF their friends
for their future happiness,
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Orson
Rogers was the scene of an elaborate
AFFAIR on Wednesday night I'm the we'd
ding reception of their daughter Miss
Katherine Rogers and Valentine S.
Snow whose marriage had previously
been solomniZed I'm the Temple. The
rooms were beautifully decorated, In
the paror where the bridal party re-
Ceived, green and white prevailed,
canopy formed Of white ribbon stream
ers and ropes VI smilaX extending from
the bay window To the chandelier, and
banks Of palms forming a pretty back
ground, White carnations and asters
stood about IN vases on mantcl, tables
and piano. The library was in pink
and green, pink asters and palms being
used while the living room was effec-
lively decorated In sunnowers. The
dining room was In red, a small table
standing under the chandelier, deck
ed with red nsters and ferns, with red
streamers reaching from the chandelier
to the four corners, making a beautiful
floral centerpiece for the room, while
several smaller tables surrounded II
from which refreshments We're served,
each being decorated In different coll
or An alcoVe In the hall was draped
with American flags and lit with COLI
orcd lights and here punch was dis
ponsed by Misses Gladys Rogers, Ger.
trude Snow and Lucille Young. The
bride was charming In gown Of pearl
white crepe de chine with trimmings
OF lace, and broad ribbon sash. ASS
sisting the bride and groom In receiving
were Mr. and NJ, Rogers and Mr. and
Mrs Snow. Mrs, o. r. Arnold presld-
ed I'm the dining room assisted by Mrs
L. r. Whitney and the Misses Retta
Pyper Rachel Snow Gertrude Movie.
Lena Moore, Hattie Whitney, Mcrle
Snow a0d Ethel Moore, Mr. and Mrs
Snow win he at home after oct l5,
at 1SS + street,