The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-02
Society,".

some years. The little edifice was
bright with the gorgeous flowers of the
autumn season and filled with friends
who had gathered TO witness the nup-
tials.
A musical programme was rendered
During the time the guests We're ar
Swing and Immediately before the cere-
mony Miss Agatha Berkhoel sang Be
loved, Ii Is Morn" AS Mrs. j. w.
Christy played the Bridal Chorus
from '-LOhengrin" the groom. his best
man, Dr. \. c. Wherry, and the clergy
man entered the room from the Xesti-
buie, and at the same time Miss Mar
garet Harris and Miss Edith Cassidy
passed down the broad aisle bearing
the ribbons. Following them came the
ushers, Wayne Hemphill and Roy
Wyland, and the two bridesmaids, Miss
Olive Jennings and Miss Helen Buck
ingham. Mrs. Edward Moore, the ma
tron of honor, came next, walking
alone, and Miss Daisy Savage, the
bridesmaid. after her. Next came the
bride leaning on the arm of her broth
er-inla law. Edward Moore. As the bridal
party reached the chaneel rail Miss
Berlxhoel began Shubert's "Serenade,
and continued the beautiful music
throughout the full service
AS the party left the church they
went 10 the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Moore, where a wedding supper
was served to the intimate friends and
the bridal party. Here DIR. and Mrs. 8.
c. Baldwin, the parents of the bride
and the host and hostess received the
friends with the bride and groom. Mr..
and Mrs. Grant left on the late train
for Seattle. where they viii spend some
two months
The church was decorated entirely in
yellow and white, and the same colors
We're carried out il the beautifying of
the home and in the gowns OF the
bridal party. The service was read be-
meath wedding bell OF yellow ohrys-
and a sunburst of'the same
flowers radiated from this to the cor
ners. English ivy in long sprays hid
the organ and hing from the walls, and
q background of palms brought out the
rull effect of the brighter decorations
The same general scheme was carried
out in the home, where tne table was
arranged with yellow satin ribbons as
well as flowers of the same color.
SmilaX hung from the electrOlier and
large bows of the ribbon fastened it to
the corners. Throughout the rooms tall
vases of the yellow and white chrysan-
themums were placed. and English IVY
decorated the whole house.
The brides gown Of crepe de nepier
was made In shirred princess style,
with yoke of rose point lace. Her
long veil was fastened with a circular
pin of pearls. the gift ~ the groom.
and she carried white chrysanthemums
tied with tulle
Mrs. MoOre's gown was also of white
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in pastel design in it. She carried yell
low chrysanthemums tied with the
white tulle. The maids were all
dressed in frocks of pale yellow silk
over white, and all the bouquets were
Of the tall yellow chrysanthemums tied
With tulle.
Mrs. Lee Charles Miller entertained
about d dozen of the close friends of
Mrs. Percy Somers-Cocks at a lunch
con yesterday in honor of the latter,
who arrived in the city yesterda ~
Autumn flowers were use
in decoration. and following the
luncheon the singer gave some vocal
Harry b. Windsor has gone to Idaho
for week on a business trip.
Mrs. W. H. Alexander gave a bridge
tea yesterday afternoon to a few of her
friends to meet her sister, Mrs. +. d.
Parker, of Chicago.
Mrs. j. w. Green of East Hampton,
Mass; Mrs. S. T. Osborne of Wiscon-
sin and Miss Gladys Richmond. who
has spent two years with her grand
Mrs. Green. viii arrive in the
city today to spend a few weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Richmond on their
way to the coast.
Mrs. a. Z. Hutchinson entertained a
Of her friends yesterday at
euchre, nine tables being filled with
the players. Prizes were won by Mrs.
). d. Evans, Mrs. NJ. Pfoutz and Mrs.
George Orr. The decorations and tally
cards were all on the Halloween Or
der.
Paul Belcher has gone to Santa Bar
bara TO recuperate after his recent ILL
ness.
The meeting of the Lantern club.
which was to have been held tonight
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. knight,
has been postponed tin tomorrow even
ing.
Mrs. j. 4. Bamberger and her little
Dorothy, viii leave today to
join Mr.. Bamberger in New York.
Mrs. Edward J. Potter of Bingham
is in the city for a few days visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Adams will soon
in tbafss paxr hpFgqe IN IHfffh ITaef
street.
Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Mcintyre will
move shortly from 535 South Main
street ana viii be at home in the Dore-
mus flats.
Miss Elizabeth McMillen has returned
from the coast and is at home at 362
Third East street.
Miss Winnie Evans, Miss Claire
Miss Nellie Smith Miss Jo-
sephine Clawson and Miss Myrtle Jack
will give a dancing party at 1913 Fourth
East street on the evening of Nov Q.
Miss Carrie Stewart entertained a
few friends at dinner last evening at
the Manitou Cor Mrs. Percy Somers-
Cocks.
The monthly meeting of the Jewish
Relief society will be held at 2:30
o'clock this afternoon in the Auerbach
The Past MatrOns' circle Of Lynds
chapter, O. +. s.. viii meet this after
noon al O'clock with Mrs. H. II. Cush-
ing at 465 Second street.
One OF the parties held Hallowe' en-
was at the residence of Miss Bes-
sic Smith. Prizes We're won by Phyllis
Dwyer and Clair Smith. The rooms
We're decorated to suit the occasion,
scowling and smiling pumpkins and
lights, and the white-robed
young people harmonized with the rest
of the decorations. In the ''unwinding
OF the spider web" some Of the white
F0haSs' NEara dfQanrofr7fad IN the For