The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-12
Society,".


played THE Bridal Chorus from ''Lo-
hengrin," and the bride entered from
the stairway, leaning on the arm Of
her father. AS the clergyman pro-
nOunced the solemn words the violin
and piano We're heard in the soft mu-
sic of Lemare's andantinO ITO My
Wife" and as the service ended, the
Mendelssohn Wedding March
sounded.
As the guests arrived they were re-
ceived by Mr.. and Mrs. Wightman,
Mrs. L. G. VIM, the brides aunt, and
Mr.. Lloyd, with the bride and groom.
Assisting in receiving the friends We're
MRS. Thomas Weir, Mrs. A. II. Box
rud. Mrs. John DelanO. Mrs. Charles L.
Rood, Mrs. Adoiph T. Vollmer and
Mrs. Gould B. Blakely. while in the
dining room We're Mrs. O. Q. Cross,
Mrs. Earl Chapman FairWeather. Mrs.
n. Joplin and Miss Clara Deal,
The bridal party stood beneath a
canopy of green thickly studded with
clusters of white sweet peas, which
shaded to pale pink toward the
mantel' where the same flowers In this
color were massed. Above the brides
head was a large basket filled with
brides roses falling in a shower over
the party. A shower of the white flow
the dining room the autumn COlOTs
were seen, trailing vines of woOdbne
almost covering the walls. The table
was decorated entirely in grapes. 4
large punch bowl being in the center,
and punches of the fruit. with the
leaves forming the decorations. Cut
glass and silver added brightness. to
the board. In the hall the yellOWs Of
the autumn flowers were seen.
The bride wore gown of white pine
apple grenadine over handkerchief
silk made with a bertha yoke, and
sleeve garniture Of rose point and
used in the deep girdle, and the skirt
showed a trimming of handmade
tucks over deep accordion pleatings of
the silk. veil of the same material
fastened with a small cluster Of lilies
OF the valley fell the full length of her
gown, and a bridal bouquet Of white
roses with a shower of white sweet
peas completed her costume.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes left last even
ing for California and Mexico. to be
gone a few weeks. They will be at
home after Nov, l at 1858 East Brig
ham street,
Mrs. o. z. Carey entertained about
sixty friends yesterday afternoon at u
Kensington for Mrs. Joseph H. Young
of Denver. After a few hours spent
over the thimbles, tea was served, the
hostess being assisted by Mrs. Russell
l.. Tracy. Mrs. J. NJ. Bidwell. Mrs. w.
b. Sprague, Miss Marion Rooklidge,
Mrs. David J. Sharp Mrs. G. b.
Pfoutz and Miss Coraline Holmes.
Mrs. NJ. L. Iipman entertained
about thirty-fiye of her friends yester-
day afternoon at cards. euchre being
the game played Eight tables We're
filled with the players, and tally and
score cards done in autumn colOTs were
used. The house was bright with au-
tumn foliage, woOdbine with its brill
liant leaves and berries forming The
main decoration.
The history section of the Ladies'
Literary club will meet this morning
at 10 o'clock at the club house Mrs
W. r. Hutchinson viii read the second
paper on 1.-THE Legendary History Of
Greece"
The Spirit Of Liberty chapter.
Daughters of the American RevolU-
ton, will meet this afternoon at 2:30
at the home of Mrs. J. r. Walker. 1905
Brigham street. Mrs. James Deitrick
will have charge of the afternoon.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Frank T. Bur
ton have arrived at Fort Douglas from
Fort Bliss, Tex. and are guests for
the present Of Captain and Mrs. Bri-
ant H. Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Z. Jennings en-
tertained twelve friends at a dinner
last evening at the Emery Holmes
cafe. The long table was decorated in
pink asters and ferns.
Mrs. Moses Kirkpatrick and Miss
Ruth Kirkpatrick are expected short
" to join Miss Mary and Miss Nose
kirkpatrick at the Marshall home
where they will remain for the winter.
They are now at the Palace hotel. in
San Francisco, having left Lake Ia
hoe a fortnight ago.
Mrs. Glenn Q. Smith will come in
from Denver this morning to spend 4
few days with Mrs. A. L. Wallace OF
lO3 First street. Mrs. Smith Wis
tied Mrs. Wallace last summer as Miss
lola Weaver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sloan are
spending a week in Provo.
Mrs. Kent Smith of Eureka is in the
city visiting friends, having recently
returned from a stay of some time in
the northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick ". Little
have moved ana are now at home at
GA South West Temple street.
George W. Topliff has returned from
-
weeks.
Mrs. Hattie Shields Hatch of Hous-
ton, Tex, and her granddaughter. Hat
tie Hatch, are the guests of Mrs. ]. c.
Royle, 6S5 East First South street
They are returning from the conven-
uon or the Daughters of the Confed-
eracy in San Francisco, Mrs. Hatch,
Delng prominent in the society in her
home state,
The marriage of Miss Alley Martin
eau, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r.
MartiReau, to Kenneth A. Crismon
TOOK place at noon yesterday in the
temple. A wedding supper 10 the i'm
mediate relatives followed last even
ing and the young couple left for their
new home in Castle Gate. where the
groom is in business.
The Ferns High Five club held The
opening meeting last Friday evening
IN the h. Of +. hall. The club enter
tains every Friday afternoon ana
evening during the winter season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stuart Manlev
are now at home at 562 First street.
y
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. joplin have
moved TO the New Southern. where
they are at home for the winter.
Mrs }. g. Schfnierer and her sister,
Mrs. X. Mummy, of Argonia, Kan,
left last night on an extended pleasure
trip 10 Portland and Los Angeles.
Where viii be a meeting of the chair-