The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-21
THE SALT LAKE HERALD THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IL 1905
Society.

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Sherman, to George Jay Gibson. The
home was filled with guests a, an elah-
crate reception from till II O'Clock, the
| ceremony having taken place at $50 IN
| the presence of the family and some
close friends
| At the hour set the groom ana his
/ best man, John WalcotI Thompson,
stood with Bishop Laurence Seaman
awaiting the coming of the bridal p2T-
| W Nearby stood the usheFs. Lieuten-
ant Royden e. Beebe, James L, Cos
| grit, Roger Sherman and I. Ellis
/ Browne. AS the bridal party descended
the stairs the orchestra stationed at the
| top began THE Bridal Chorus" from
Lohengrin, and little Marjorie Howard
| led the procession down the broad stair
way. Following her came Miss Kath-
crime Williams, and Miss Belle Parsons,
Miss Gertrude McGrath and Miss Anna
| Mccormick came next, and then the
! maid of honor, Miss Laura Sherman,
walking alone. The bride followed.
| leaning on the arm Of her father. and
as she reached the bower arranged for
| the ceremony the music changed to the
/ Spring Song" by Mendelssohn. This
| was played during the reading OF the
marriage service, and at its close the
| Wedding March" sounded.
As the friends came 10 greet the
young people, the wedding party was
| joined by the mothers of the bride and
the groom. and these all stood in the
drawing room 10 greet the guests. The
dining room WAS in charge of Mrs. L.
o. Howard and Mrs c. w. Fiheld.
while Mrs. George NJ. Downey and Mrs.
Robert Hardness poured. At the punch
table were Miss Katherine Geddes,
Miss Jenna Budd- Geddes, Miss Addie
Zane and Miss Elizabeth Cosgriff.
The home was bright with the sea-
sons flowers I'm pink. the drawing room
showing a bank covering one wall of
pink amarylis with plumosa and palms.
From this ropes of the plumosa
reached to the hallway. where banks of
pink sisters extended over the walls. In
the dining room pink roses were used.
The table was covered with a cloth OF
exquisite Cluny lace, and brilliant with
cut glass.
The bride wore a gown OF white chif-
fon cloth with hand shirrings on the
skirt and the bodice almost covered
with rose point lace. A long tulle veil
fastened with a carved ivory comb,
worn at her mothers wedding, COM
| pleted her costume. Her only ornament
was a necklace of seed pearls with set
| tiRgs of large pearls, the gift of the
| grOOm'S mother. Mrs. George Gibson.
| and d family heirloom of great age.
| Miss Laura Sherman's frock was of
! fine white batiste with Val. lace trim
| mings, and with 1t she wore a girdle
and sash of pink. The gowns worn by
the bridesmaids and the little flower
/ girl were all the same. showing the
! accessories of pink. Wreaths of tiny
/ pink rosebuds were worn on the heads
| and large baskets of bridesmaids roses
| were carried.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson left last evening
/ for a short wedding trip, after which
/ they will make their home in this city.
|
| Miss Susie BitnCr. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. d. B. BitneT, and frederick J.
/ Morris were married We 1-day in the
temple, and a large reception to which
a hundred friends We're invited fol-
| lowed the event in the evening. The
/ reception took place at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George DeFr on First street.
The bride was attended by her sister.
Miss Ardella Bitner. Emri Needham
was the best man. With the. receiving
party We're Mr.. and Mrs. Bitner and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Derr. The young sisters
of the bride assisted in entertaining the
guests. The dining room was in charge
of Mrs. Wallace Castleton, who was as
sisted by Miss Hazel Grant. The
! brides gown was of white crepe de
chiRe, with trimmings of real lace. Mr.
| and Mrs. Morris will be at home after
! Nov. ! at their new home on Eleventh
| East street.
Mrs John Z, Woodward of Fort
/ Douglas entertained at a luncheon yes
terday at the Country club. at which
! covers were laid for ten. The table
was decorated in red dahlias, and the
guests were Mrs. Z. l.. Haskell Miss
Florence Rice, Mrs. Frank d. Ely. Mrs
A. G.. GOODWIN, Mrs. George H. Jam
ersOn. Mrs. \. V. Callaghan. Miss Kath-
crime Judge and Miss Dorothy Kinney
The marriage Of Miss Claire Dougall
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w b. Dou-
gall, took place yesterday at noon In
the temple. The wedding was followed
by a wedding breakfast at the home OF
the brides parents, at which only rela-
tiyes We're entertained. The young
people will be at home after Oct. 1 al
SOC First street.
Captain and Mrs. Frank ID. Ely enter
tanned at a supper Monday evening
preceding the dance given for Mrs. VII
liam l.. Pardee and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
coXson of Boston. Nearly all thC
friends of the garrison were present
covers being laid for about twenty five
/ There will be d table d'hote dinner
served at $50 at the Country club Sat,
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fred Wey and Mis-:
Louise Wey have taken apartments a
30l East Third South street, where they
are at home.
Mrs. NJ. F. Heal of Park City is tn,
guest of her sister, Mrs Henry Bur
J mester, for Il short Time.
General and Mrs. J. NJ. ThompsoI
are in town, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j
Walcott Thompson.
|
Mrs. George f. Downey arrived in tn
city yesterday aud will be with Majo
and MIS-. George NJ. Downey till tn
end of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bull, jr., announce
the engagement of their daughter, En-
ma, TO }. }. Ladle.
Mrs. S. d. Sturgis entertained at
luncheon Tuesday for Mrs. William f
Pardee.
a number Of the members of tn
/ Country club entertained friends at tn
regular mid-Week luncheon yesterday
among them being Mrs. Dorsey Ash
Miss Katherine Geddes. Mrs. c. X
| Pearsall and Walter Fitch.
Little lone EastOn entertained abou
q score OF her friends at the post yes
, terday al a birthday party. Game
We're played on the lawn and a suppe
served TO the little guests.
/
Mrs. Edward McGurrin entertains a
small and informal luncheon toda,
at the Country club in honor of Mrs
} w. =. O'Meara
= A.
! Miss Ethel Whitney of Oakland. VIII
has been the guest of Mrs. H. c.. Whit