The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-27

later AT the home Of The bride S uncle,
NJ. l.. Snow The church was beauti.
fully decorated with a profusion OF
white roses and asters, rows of potted
palms alternating with blooming plants.
1he bride wore beautiful wedding
gown of baby Irish point lace over
chiffon aud taffeta, the veil being of
net falling to the floor. She carried
an ivory Bible, the bouquet beng
wrist shower of Lilies of the Valley.
Miss Dolores Peirce was the brides
maid and was gowned in pale pink net
over silk of the same shade and carrlGd
an armfuI of pink carnations. l.. b.
Fuller Of Niagara was the best man,
the guests being ushered by +, L: StelG-
meyere, Walter Wlldipg and Walter
Jennens. Arthur Shepherd presided. at
the organ and played, as the wedding
party entered the church, the wedding
chorus from "Lohengrln, and during
the ceremony "ADdantiuo,' while as
The ceremony was concluded, the Men
delssohu wedding march was played.
Green and white were the colors chosen
for the decorations at the home Of Mr,
and Mrs. NJ. L. Snow. The dlplng,Toon,
table was dainty with low bowls OF
white asters aud maidenhalr ferns, aud
| fluffy bows of white tulle were al tne
| corners Of the table. The place cards
Valley. Covers were laid tor twenty
fnnr. Mrs. Virginia S. Stephen assisted
Mr., and Mrs. Snow IN entertaining the
cuesfs, Mr.. aud Mrs. Smith left on
| fhe late train for Nopy York, Boston and
Pbiladelphia, where they Will spend
| their honeymoon. The bride, is the
| daughter of Eli n. Peirce, the well
known insurance man, and IS one OF
! the most popular girls of the younger
sef in Salt Lake. The groom Is mem
her of the managing department OF Inc
TelInride Light aud Power company
and has a wide circle OF trends III tue
State,
very ENJOYABLE society event this
week will be the college party AZ oa,s' ns
arr tomorrow evening, September, -.
Large parties are being formed at oo'n
| the high school and the CniVersi'y'
A simple but beautiful wedding was
soIemri2ed Yesterday afternoon at
| O'Clock at ST. Maryis BY the sea, INC
Episcopal church at Pacific Grove, .9i,'
when Miss Marguerite Donuellap, 10Y.
merly of this city, became The prlde ol
| Robert Walter Glendinning. Only reia'
tives of The young couple were P1eoen,
al the ceremony, which was lollo"e4i
by wedding supper AZ tnT noh's Nr;ys o,
T..
T'ena WvoTg. a cousin Of the bride. wac
the bridesmaid, aud kaEl A. i.T%nJn,i6s Ts6Gl% ins
inft on The o clock train for Spokane
where they VIII spend couple of weeks g.,h.
spd cnrouto TO their future home, IN IN,
camuea. Mexico. viii spend a l9rln!Sh,
in this city. The young people hatc
many friends here who vii! be eEgadaats glddd ts
~ the u;oh school of this city and the
National park Seminary, Washington
D. G.. and during the time her hone s, Wa wa:
in salt Lake was Que OF the most p9Ru pgRIl
lar members of the younger set. Ins
i graduate sSd Of s1snt s Pas ss boyS0S5 ;yS0S
u, Ne citI where he is we'll known
being a son Of the late Mayor james
Glendiupin3.
Mrs. Ida Savage was The hostess OF
Of Nir. and Mrs Clarence Peterson
whose marriage took place MONDAY. ~
Provo. The psrors were decorate ,;,.
with pink and white carnations, tne