The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-25

SOCIETY


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! A beautiful church wedding was that
Of last evening at which Miss VIII
heimina Cecilia Welby became the
+ bride of Mr. Frederick NJ. EarIs. The
ceremony was performed at s o'clock
and was followed later by a small we'd
ding supper to the immediate family
I at the home Of Bishop and Mrs. Abel
/ Leonard. At the hour of the bridal
party entered the church to the strains
/ of the Bridal Chorus" and proceeded
/ to the steps Of the chanCel. First came
1 the ushers, DIT. j. +. CritchlOw Mark
+ Clark, Frank Roberts ana A. B. Saw
yer After them came the two brides
maids. Miss May Critchlow and Miss
/ Elsie Dickert Miss Lena Welby. the
maid of honor. came next, preceding
, the bride who walked alone. At the
foot Of the steps the party was r1ct
! by the groom and Mr. O. p. Overheld.
I the best man, with the clergyman. At
/ the foot of the steps Dean James b
! Eddie performed the betrOthal service
/ and the party assembled the steps to
: the altar. where the marriage service
! proper was performed by Bishop Leon
ard. During the ceremony the cav
alleria RUsticana' was played At the
end Of the service the MendelssOhn
/ wedding March" rang forth. and the
bell pealed It's Joyous notes. The bride
/ wore a handsome gown of white crepe
de chine with trimmings over taffeta.
with a long veil of tulle. She carried
brides roses. The maid of honor was
I dressed in mink crepe de chine and
carried a shower Of pink roses. Tue
two bridesmaids wore gowns of white
I MULE with white roses.
The church was prettiy decorated
1 with autumn leaves and palms. with
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the altar. The edihce was flied with
the friends of the young people.
/ The wedding supper at the home OF
Bishop and Mrs Leonard was for the
relatives and members of the cridal
party Mr.. and Mrs. Earls left ON the
late train for Clenwood Springs, Where
they will spend brief honeymoon and
after Nov. l they viii be at home az
1911 Brigham street.
A very pretty home wedding Of las
evening was that Of Miss Margare
SMELL daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J
Smell. and Mr. Bismarck Snyder. The
ceremony took place at the home of tn
brides parents at $50 o'clock. Judge
McCarty officiating, and was witnessed
by about forty Of the friends of the
young people. The bride was attended
by Miss Cora SNYDER as bridesmaid,
man. The ceremony was followed by
an informal wedding supper and later
the young couple left for their new
home at 334 d street, where they viii
be at home after Oct. T. The bride
wore Il handsome gown Of cream crepe
de chine with bertha and trimmings
tof real lace She carried white roses.
Miss Snyder was dressed in a dainty
white net with a Sirdle Of pink and
I carried mink c9Pu9 tfODg
delightful afternoon was spent
yesterday at the home of Mrs LedyarfI
NJ Bailey, when a large number OF
friends called to meet Mrs. Gilbert Nc
ClurS, who is her guest for a few d@ys.
The -Gretty home was decorated With
sunfowers and arranged in artistic
fashion. and with the hostess were a
n number of friends receiving. At the
table in the dining room Mrs. F. y.
Bickford and Miss Anne Startling
poured tea and coffee. and Mrs. c. r.
Richards assisted in the receiving.
This afternoon at the Ladies' Lit
erary club an especially interesting
programme viii be presented. Mrs.
William c. Jennings will give a talk on
her recent trip to Europe. Mrs. @. r.
Richards win give readings from "Wee
Mrs. Gilbert McClurg, who will be d
guest OF the club. and who is a prom!-
5 nent club woman, will address the
gathering briefly.
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Miss McGrath gives an informal tea
this afternoon in honor of Mrs. Gus
Luelwitz and Miss Mcmillan.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. DruehI are spend
ing the autumn in Switzerland.
Miss Amy Pike will be at home this
afternoon from till 6 o'clock, and
Miss Isabel Monahan and Mrs. A. r.
! Weeter of Park City viii receive with
her
Mrs. Martha s. Gielow, who gave
> the dialect readings so successfully al
Barratt hall Tuesday, left last evening
for Provo. where she viii read before
the students Of the B. Y. academy.
= Miss Alice Goodwin leaves this
. morning for the east, where she will
re-enter school.
Mrs. w. H. King has returned from
Provo, where she was the guest Of Mrs
d. D. Houtz.
j Mrs c. MantOr and her daughters
= Miss MantOr and Miss Elsie MantOr
r will leave tomorrow for southern Cali
fornia to spend a few months OF the
] early winter.
=
Mrs. William Igleheart is expected
l home the early part of the week from
$ a visit Of u few weeks to Indiana and
r. Kentucky.
p Mr.. Robert Harry LOiselle will hold
y his opening reception this evening al
his hall.
p
D Miss Mary Olive Gray, assisted by
r Miss Esther Allen, gives a pupils re
( cital at the Gordon academy this even