Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-03
NEeD'NsfISM


The engagement of Mrs. Victor
Clement formerly OF this city, and
Capt. Sydney Cloman Of the general
staff at Washington, ID. c., has been
announced, the wedding to take place
carly In December. Immediately
after the marriage they will leave for
London, Capt Cloman having been
appointed military attache at the
court OF St James.
Another marriage OF the week was
that Of Miss Irma Durham and W. w.
Randolph, the ceremony being per-
formed at the brides home by Rev.
+. "A. Slmpkin and witnessed only by
the families. Later large reception
was given, the rooms being beautifully
decorated and about rs friends being
present. The bride wore gown OF
white organdie and carried boquet.
The couple left later for Necada to
make their home.
Miss Eleanor White and Harry A.
Trenholme were married on Thurs
Cay at the home OF DR.. and Mrs.
Keith. Rev. e. /. Goshen perform
Ing the ceremony and wedding sup
per being served afterward. The
rooms were decorated In white and
green, ferns and chrysanthemums be-
ing artstically arranged. The bride
wore a going away gown of gray with
q hat TO match. Mr. and Mrs Tren-
holme left after for wedding trip,
and VIII later go to Denver to reside.
Another Of the weeks weddings
WIS that OF Miss Maud Harmon and
i, A. Moore, the event taking place
at the home OF the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Harmon. and only
the family being present a wedding
supper was served, the table being
especially pretty In it's decorations.
Mr.. and Mrs Moore will make their
hor," IN Park City where the groom
resides.
Miss fIortense Anderson daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Anderson
OF Los Angeles, Cal. became the
bride Of William Edward Sherwood
OF Boise City, Idaho, at a charmingly
appointed welding, which took place
at the home Of the brides parents No.
az north Soto street, Oct 20, Rev.
Peter O. Kilberry officiating. The
pretty home was transformed into h
bower of floral beauty. smiax and
ferns forming a canopy under which
the bridal party stood, while chrys-
anthemums and roses being used In
THIS room, while the dining room
was IN asparagus ferns, pink roses and
yiolets. The bride was given away
by her father and was gowned in
white liberty chiffon, with real lacs
trimmings, she carried shower bo-
qnet Of brides roses and lilies OF the
valley, Her tulle veil was held IN
place by n coronet OF the fragrant
lilies The brides maid, Miss Bea-
trice Anderson, wore pale blue crepe
de chine, ana carried pink rosebuds.
A. Anderson, brother OF the bride
was best man. Mrs. L. s. simpson.
sister OF the groom, matron OF honor
Mrs. Wesley Early OF New York CITY
presided az the plano and played the
Bridal Chorus" from 'Lohengrin"
'he couple were the recipients Of
many beautiful and rare gifts. They
eft Tuesday afternoon for Boise CITY
IDAHO. whore the groom is engaged In
he banking business They will be al
lome to their friends after the first OF
December.
Miss Ella F. Brown and orson s.
DAY We're married on Wednesday In the |
emple by Prest. Jos. +. Smith A large |
ecepNn was given the young couple |
, me evening at the residence OF the
rides aunt, Mrs. Amelia r. Young.
no house being handsomely decorated
of me occasion. In the parlors and
Drarles green and white were the coll
rs, large white chrysanthemums he.
" used In profusion. In the bay win
ow the bride and groom stood under a
'edding bell OF white chrysanthemums
nd roses and smiiax Punch was
srved In the hall by Miss Jennie Brown
nd Nina Folsom. the table being In nm
Cove draped with American flags. Tn
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