The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-06

L LAKE HERALD, v
''Lohengriny as the bridal party en-
tered, and accompanying the service
with Hearts and Flowers" As the
minister concluded the benediction the
Mendelssohn Wedding March sound
ed forth. The bride was attended BY
Miss Pearl Weller, and Hume White Of
/ best man.
At the reception which followed the
bridal party was assisted in receiving
their guests by Mr.. and Mrs. l. A Bill
lings, parents Of the bride Mrs Kemps.
mother of the groom; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ewing OF LeedyiIIe and c. G. Bill
iiags- Punch was served on the porch
by Miss Eyeline Thomas and Miss Car
RE Sappington. and Mrs Billings and
Miss Cleo Forsgreen poured coffee in
the dining ROOM They were assisted
by the Misses Josephine Wells. Alice
Fisher, Annie Adams. Leda RawIinS.
Lora Schoppe and Jennie Lynn
The home was beautifully decorated.
/ the bridal party standing beneath a
; bower of white and green. The parlor
was decorated entirely in the Two col
crs. and beyond in the library deep
red alone was used. The dining room
was strewn with sweet peas. and
streamers Of pink ribbon covered with
/ the flowers were festooned from the
chandeliers to the four corners Of the
table. A high cut glass vase filed VITA
the flowers formed the centerpiece. On
the veTanda. where punch was served
the national cOlOrs alone were used
uagS and streameFS OF the tri-cOlOr
bunting decorating the place. The
lawn was frightened with many Japan
csc lanterns and covered with Navajo
blankets and rugs.
The bride wore a handsome gown Of
white meteor cloth over taffeta. With
yoke, bertha and cuffs of real lace
long tUlie veil fell the length of her
train. and this was fastened aftb 4
pearl brooch. the gift Of the groom.
winch was her sole ornament. She
carried shower of white tea roses.
Mss Weller was dressed IN q gown OF
SILK net over pink taffeta and carried a
shower of pink sweet peas and plu-
mosa- She wore the circiet Of gold on
her arm, which was the brides gift
to her.
Mr.. and Mrs. White left last evening
Ter six weeks visit in the east They
VIII go to St Louis. Chicaeo and Den
yer, and viii make their home for A
ulne after their return at - South
Fifth West street.
Samuel Newhouse has selected a
committee of the tennis players of the
country club to take charge Of award
ing the handsome tea set which he has
oifered as prize for the best woman
payer. The tournament viii proba bly,
t@ke place in October. and the Commit
tee. consisting Of Mrs. r. II. Claiming.
AIRS. 5. D. Sturgis. Miss Stella Sails
bury, Miss Laura Sherman and Miss
Emily Read, will decide just how the
games shall be played and all the de-
tails of the contest.
Miss Rounds of Portland is the
guest Tor a short time of Mrs George
F. Holman
Miss Fife Poets IS visiting Miss
Edith Sherman al her home. 1865
East Second South street.
Mrs Fred ]. Hin and children have
returned from Portland. having given
up their proposed visit there.
Mrs. L. II. Buddenler. of Portland.
ore. viii be in the city the latter part
OF the week to visit AIr. and Mrs.
Oscar L. Cox.
Mrs. Henry c. Brownlee. who has
spent the past two months in st.
Louis, returned Saturday TO her home.
Mrs. Thomas G. Gifin will enter
tam at luncheon at the Country club
tomorrow.
Mrs. Henry L. Irwin has returned
from trip abroad and is again at
home with her brother. Mr. Newhouse.
Captain and Mrs. s. D Sturgis
entertained a few friends At a buffet
luncheon Monday at Fort Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 4. Parsons and
daughter will leave during the week
for their ranch in Colorado.
Mrs. G Ira futile. who has spent
The past few weeks in the east, is ex-
peeted home shortly.
Mrs Ed Wertheimer Of st. Louis.
who Is spending the summer with her
mother in ogden is in town for short
visit with her sister-in-iaw, Mrs. Leon
Miss Martha Alexander entertained
yesterday afternoon informally for
Mrs William Scott.
Mrs Thomas Homer entertained
about two dozen little people yesterday
afternoon at a birthday party FOR her
little daughter. The home and the
grounds were decorated with the ma
tional colors. flags and bunting being
used in profusiOn- Games We're PLAYED
on the lawn and the hours between 3
and spent most delightfully."- by the
little people
The marriage ceremony Of Y. R
AshdOwn and Miss Lucy Skidmdre was
held at the home Of the brides parents,
East Mil Creek, Tuesday evening.
July ,. 1904. Where a most deIiehtfuI
family reception was rendered.
The Misses Price viii entertain at a
kensington Thursday at their home in
honor Of Miss Ethel Harris Of st.
Louis.
Little Naomi Hoffman entertained
some other little friends on the Fourth
of July evening. They enjoyed a fine
display Of fireworks and refreshments
J. H Walker and family al South