The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-07

/ SOCIETY !
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! Emery, daughter or MIS- EuNln 4.
Holmes and Wallace Bransford. which
took place yesterday morning. The
service of the Episcopal church was
read by Dean Eddie the young couple
facing him as he stood in the deep bay
window. Preceding the service a trio
1 in tie music room, composed of VIII
lard Weihe, Arthur Shepherd and 4.
/ Olsen, played the '-LOhengrin Bridal
| Chorus" and as the words were spoken
the sweet strains Of Traumerefs Wed
] ding March" were heard. As the min
lister finished the joyful notes Of the
! Mendelssohn wedding march sounded
forth and tie few friends came forward
with their good wishes. A wedding
breakfast was served Immediately,
\ eighteen sitting around the board. The
large round table was decorated in
/ white and green, a low circular bed or
piumoea and white asters extending
around the table. In the centre high
\ cut glass pedestal held a richly oran-
nnented cake and at either side were
handsome white candelabra tied at the
base with broad ribbons of green. Di-
rectly before the place of the bride was
| a high cut glass vase filed with
] brides roses and at each place was a
/ silver souvenir. For the women a vase
| of FURNISHED silver showing the COM
bined initials Of the bride and groom,
while the men were presented with
small loving cups of similar design,
| resting on a base of ebony. Hand
decorated place cards of exquisite de-
| sign We're at each place and menu
/ cards showing the two colOrs used IN
| the table decoration.
The bride wore a going away gown
| OF brown taffeta with a flower hat in
| brown, with pale blue tips. Mr.. and
! Mrs. Brahsford left ON the noon train
for the east. where they VIII spend
several months.
/ a dance was given at the Dunbar
I home last evening by Hooper Dunbar
and Roger Sherman, both of whom are
| spending their long vacation in town.
/ The broad lawn was lighted with
| strings of electric lights enclosed III
| japanese lanterns and to the north OF
the house a dancing floor was laid. Sur
! rounding this were chairs for the
! dancers, while numerous cosy corners
with rugs and cushions were arranged
! beneath the trees and on the steps. An
orchestra was stationed on the veranda
| furnishing dance music, and a punch
bowl was within easy reach of the
dancers. A buffet supper was served on
the lawn, Mrs. Dunbar being assisted
by Mrs Hoyt Sherman, Mrs. Briant
| Wells. Mrs. Joseph T.. Game, Mrs.
! Arthur Shepherd. Miss Sherman and
! Miss Laura Sherman. About ninety
guests were present.
/ A quiet wedding which viii be sur
/ prise to t6eir friends was that of Miss
/ Louise Richards and Philo Farnsworth,
! jr., which took place yesterday morn
1 ing at the home Of the brides parents.
/ DR.. and Mrs. Joseph S. Richards. The
! ceremony was performed by Justice
J George W. Bartch and was witnessed
| by only the relatives. The event was
! followed by a wedding breakfast at
which twenty-four of the relatives were
! seated, the two brides, Mrs. Farms
worth and Mrs. Goliath. occupying
! seats of honor. The bride wore a
| travelling gown of gray cloth with hat
| to match. Mr.. and Mrs Farnsworth
| left on the noon train for Portland
! where they viii spend a short time.
/ They viii make their home in Salt
/ Lake.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ainsworth Nc
! Broom viii return from their wedding
| trip next week. and will shortly be at
! street.
! In the putting contest at the Country
( club Monday Mrs. Il. II. Claiming and
| h. 3. Wicks were the victors and Mrs.
Harris X. Masters and Mr.. Claiming
won in the tennis game.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Wightman
will be at home after today at 254
South Third East street.
] Mrs. J. o. Reber will leave shortly 10
spend some time with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Fine p. Ernest. formerly Of
Denver, but now of st. Louis.
/ Dir. and Mrs. Lewis Evans left yes
terday for a visit of a month or SO in
tie east.
Mrs. James W. White of Park City
is a guest for a few days at the
Amelia palace.
Mrs. F. D. Hahn and daughter Helen
! will leave shortly to join Mr.. Hahn I'm
Los Angeles, where they will make
! their home.
Carlton Woods Holmes left yesterday
| for Chicago after having spent a short
/ time here the guest of Colonel and
Holmes IS a son Of Colonel Edwin +.
Holmes.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank GOdbe and their
family have returned from Brighton,
where they spent the vacation.
MIR. and Mrs. X. o. Keyes are now at
home at 156 East Brigham street, in the
McVicker home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph a. Baker are at
home to their friends at AS East First
South street.
Miss NJ. a. Barry is now at 10
Brigham street.
! Colonel and Mrs. Holmes entertained
| at a theatre party last evening for
Miss Henrietta Holmes of Chicago.
who is their guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Jevne and their
! daughter. Vera, viii be in the city
/ shortly on their way east and Will be
guests Of air. and Mrs. David s. Muir
ray.
Mrs Russell II, Tracy has returned
/ after visit OF several months in the
! east
! Miss. Lenore Samson and Mrs Fritz
! are home from Pacific Grove where
with Mr. and Mrs. +. T. Harvey at
1873 Second street.
Miss Rennie Peterson has returned
1 from Island Park, Idaho, where she has
! spent the summer with friends.
|
Harold Lamb left yesterday for the
| east. where he will resume his college
| work,
| r y
Dr. Ned HeWett has returned from
a fortnight's fishing and hunting trip
through Idaho.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Goliath have come
| g. q.