The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-11-10

the best man, AShby ID. Cleveland
awaited the bride, the two Misses
Buckingham stretched broad ribbons OF
| white satin from the foot of the stair
/ way TO the bower of green prepared for
! the bridal party. AS the orchestra
played the Bridal Chorus from Lob
engrim the bridal party descended the
I stairs, the sister of the bride, Miss
| Sarah Alexander coming first and the
1 bride leaning on the arm of her father
! following. AS the service was read the
orchestra played "Andantino" and at
/ its conclusion the strains of the Men
| delssohn wedding march pealed forth.
Immediately after the ceremony the
! guests began to arrive for the recep-
ton, many friends coming in to wish
! the young people all happiness. Assist
! ing the hostess in receiving these were
Mrs. Herbert d. Brown, Mrs. William
| Bayly, Miss Allie Miller and Miss
| Margie Miller.
The bride wore q gown of pure white
/ crepe de chine with trimmings of rvse
! point and Valeneiennes lace. A veil CT
/ tulle falling the length of the gown
| completed her costume and a shower
OF white lilies of the valley was carried.
Miss Sarah Alexander also wore
white, simple gown of point de'esprit
I with bertha of duchesse lace being
! chosen. American beauties formed the
| bouquet of the maid of honor.
The home was bright with many
| flowers, the parlor being especially CT
fective with its bower IF palms and
ferns and tall vase of pure White
] chrysanthemums. In the library
/ American Beauties lent an added coiLr
and in the hall rose pink carnations
were used. The dining room was
bright with white and pink, the table
presenting unique appearance. The
polished round table was arranged with
/ canopy of white tulle with two white
| candles surmOunting the whole. -Four
! silver candle sticks lighted the table
beneath the drapery and tall vases Of
pink chrysanthemums added 20 the
effect
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen left on the late
train for the west. They viii b. at
home after January l, at their new
home on Third street
4 home wedding of last night was
! that of Miss Mabel Pratt, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pratt. .aad Harry
/ B. Lennon. The wedding took place at
the home of the brides aunt. Mrs.
George ID. Alder, the ceremony being
performed by the grandfather Of The
bride, John T. Game. A number Of the
close friends and relatives Witnessed
entire family and the friends followed
The home was decorated throush out
with quantities of chrysanth nmums
yellow being used in the parlor. led in
the library ana pink and white forming
the effective color scheme in The dining
room. The young couple left immedi-
ately for their new home in The eas.eI n
part of the city, where they VIII be al
home TO their friends after Dee. /.
Mrs. Allen G. Campbell arrived in the
city yesterday from Riverside ana Is
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3. Stanley Mrs
Campbell will spend but few days in
the city but she has reserved ore after
noon for her friends and will Ice at
home informally Friday afternoon from
3 till > o'clock with Mrs. Stanley at 321
. Twelfth East street.
Mrs. Katherine G. Belcher enter
tanned informally at luncheon at the
Country club yesterday in honor Of
Mrs. r. G. Hanford Of San Franeisco
who is her guest for a time at the
Keith apartment house. Among the
others who gave small luncheons al the
club yesterday we're Mrs. Thomas g.
Griffin. Mrs. W. II. Cunningham Mrs
Robert Gould Smith. Miss McGrath and
Miss Woodward.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Cutler enter
tanned about thirty of their friends at
an informal party last evening" : he
house was decorated throughout With
national coiors and flowers in the three
colors as well as flags and bunting
added to the effect. Games were played
and an informal musical programme
was rendered.
Mrs. J. B. COsgrif will entertain at
tea at her home on Brigham street
this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer r. Jones have
moved and are now at home at I39
Second East street
DR.. G.. z. Stiehl returned last even-
ing from a short visit to Chicago where
he was called by the illness of his
father.
Mrs. Moylan G. Fox and daughter.
Jessie, arrived in the city yesterday
from California, and are guests OF Mr..
main at the Reyes home during their
stay in the city.
Mrs. Martha Royle King gives
recital this evening at Unity hall in
honor of her pupil, Miss Judith Evans.
Willard Freshman and Mrs. W. s.
LOOMS will assist.
a number Of parties have been made
up for attendance at the sousa concert
this evening.
Jesse De Bruehl who has been a
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A
Reyes. viii leave shortly TO take a
position with the Oregon Short Line
in PocatelIO.
SIS
Mrs. Mary A. StingIey arrived yester-
day from Denver and will spend some
time with her daughter, Mrs. Samuel
Newhouse. Mr.. NeWhOuse left yester-
day for short trip TO New York.
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The marriage Of Miss Nettie Frost
daughter Of Mrs. Eliza r. Frost. and
Heber K. Aldous viii take place today
and will be followed by a reception to
the families and intimate frian,ls this
evening at the home of the brides
mother on Second East street.
The history section Of he Ladies'
Literary club Will meet today at 10
o'clock at the club house. Mrs. A. n.
Boxrud viii discuss THE Hebrew
Monarchy"
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The November meeting OF the
Daughters Of the American Revolution
will be he'd today with Mrs. l.. C. NIL
Ter. Miss Sue Clark will have charge
of the programme.
The marriage Of Miss Buelah Fair
and Fred Kershaw took place last
evening at the home of a. L. Mann on
Eighth West street. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Young Of the
Methodist church. the event being
followed by wedding supper for the
relatives and friends. The bride wore
a gown Of white silk and carried White
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