The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-01

SOCIETY


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( A simple aud quiet church welding
y Was shat of Miss Roberta Ruth aiiu
Mr- Alan 7. Lovey, which took piaee
Z at o'clock last evening in - Fau
7 church No one was present eAcePt
4 the two fan,5lies ana the groom's best
man. Mr.. Carl smith, Inc eeIeiAUHg
( was followed BIZ reception rom
4 tin III o'clock ia the pariors OF the ~.
/ James hotel. The rooms were deckeo
with autumn leaves and flowers, ana
about a hundred OF the friends called
/ 10 wish the two joy and happiness in
I their new l-fe Mr.. and Mrs. Lovey
/ LETT Oh the late train for short we'd
ding journey, after which they VIII
{ be at home I'm this CITY.
The marriage OF Miss Bessie Clawson
and Mr.. I.e Roy Hughes took place last
evening at the home OF the brides
( parents on Firth East street The
ceremony was performed at 1880 by
bishop o. j.. Whitney and was wit
messed by only the family and imme-
tended by her cousin, Miss Miriam
Hardy as bridesmaid. and Mr.. Brig
/ Cannon was the best man. After the
/ ceremony reception lasted from 8
/ till III o'clock at which about 800
guests were entertained. The large
rooms were banked on al sides with
! palms, green alone being used for dec
! grafton except in the dining room.
where the brilliant yellow of sunhoW-
I ers was seen. The bridal 9arty stood
I in a bower of ferns and palms to re-
+ ceive their guests.
The dining room was in charge of
/ Mrs Mary Cannon. assisted by the
j Misses Geneve Young and Jean and
! Emily Hardy Miss Carrie Leaker
and Miss Charlotte Limberger poured
coffee and chocolate, and i'm the sit
ting room Miss Jennie Corker served
punch.
i the bride wore a gown of white eta
mine with silk lace trimmings made
over silk. A shower bouquet Of white
/ brides roses was carried. The brides
maid was dressed in a mode shade of
| crepe de chine and carried pink roses.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes left Immediate
i ly for their own home at 43S East
Z Fourth South street, where they wiz
1 be at home after Oct. 20.
! Another wedding of yesterday was
J that Of Miss Katherine Rogers ana
/ Mr.. Valentine S. Snow, which took
I place yesterday morning in the temple.
! A reception was given TO the young
! people in the evening at the home of
/ the brides parents. The house was
! decorated profusely with palms and
| autumn leaves. as well as quantities of
/ cut flowers. The Darlor was entirely
in white and pale green, a very eff
| fective canopy of smilax and ferns
/ with white ribbons extending over the
l heads Of the receiving party. The IL
/ brary was in pink and white and the
| sitting room i'm deep yellow with sun
/ flowers and broad yellow satin ribbons
/ In the dining room six small tables
/ were arranged for refreshments. and
! in the center was a table done beau
! tifully I'm red. This room was IN
| charge of Mrs. o. p. Arnold. assisted
/ by Miss Retta Pyper. Miss Hattie
J Whitney. Miss Gertrude MOyle. Miss
/ Lena Moore Miss Ethel Rogers, the
/ Misses Merle and Rachel Snow, and
/ Mrs L. T. Whitney. Punch was
! served in an alcOve in the hail which
I was draped with American flags ana
/ lighted with colored lights. The Misses
\ Gladys Rogers. Lucille Young, Ger
trude Snow and Hattie Whitney pre-
| sided mere. The receiving party con-
/ sisted Of the parents of both bride and
] groom.
The bride wore a dainty gown of
pearl white crepe de chine with trim
mings of silk lace over white taffeta-
!
roses. Mr. and Mrs. Snow VIII be at
+ home. after oct, Is at 1SS Z street.
/ The marriage Of Miss Maud o. Park
J er. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. I. y.
; Parker. and Mr. George z. Airs was
a great surprise to their friends IN
! general The ceremony took place yes
I terday morning at O'Clock at the
/ First PRESBYTERIAN church, DR.. VII
I n H. 40 d.
/ ding was a quiet one, only the rela-
! tfves being present. The church was
] decorated with palms and autumn
/ leaves. and the altar was banked with
/ white asters The bride was IN
| attended and wore gown Of white
! VOile over taffeta. with stitched bands
of the taffeta for trimming. She car
, RED no flowers. but hat of white
with heavy white Dlumes completed
her costume. The young couple left
on the noon train for a wedding trip,
/ the bride being gowned in going
away costume of blue cloth with a nat
+ Of white trimmed with blue TO match.
/ The service was a beautiful one. Miss
4 Maud Thorne rendering the LOhengr!n
wedding March" before and during
! the ceremony. NIr. and Mrs. Airs will
make their home here.
Mrs. William II. Dale entertained
again yesterday afternoon at the sec
I ond in q series of teas. The same
/ beautiful decorative scheme was used
and the home was filed with callers
during the afternoon hours. Mrs. Dale
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. sara
/ BransfOrd and Mrs. David Evans Mrs.
! William II. King sat in the dining room
and poured coffee. and punch was
served in the han by Mrs. George Put
nam and Mrs. Lewis Evans. Miss Dora
[ Bogue assisted in the hail.
Mrs A. d. Melvin received her friends
. Informally yesterday afternoon at her
/ home. 705 First street. 1t was the first
OF her Wednesdays at home, which will
be the last Wednesday of each month
1 hereafter. Mrs. Melvin was assisted by
/ Mrs a. G.. Andrews, Mrs. John Reed
land Miss Hattie Wishard About sixty
/ women called during the afternoon.
Mrs. Harvey ]. Jones, who has been
/ in southern California for the last two
months. returned Sunday morning. Her
sister, Miss Emma Crome, and her
niece. Miss Helen Stanley, accompanied
her back to salt Lake and viii remain
here during the winter.
Mrs. l. A. Ostien OF Logan VIII
be the guest during the next three