The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
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OF the brides mother, MRS Sophia Sharp
o, On East South Temple street. in the
cNehing The parlor where the young
couple received their friends was prettily
decorated in green and white, syrlngas
oeins used In prorusion In vases and wall
pockets, the mantel and plano were
panked with the mowers. ferns ard roscs
pclhS woven in a garland that encircled
tne uno large bow window and fell to the
moor In trails. An orchestra was sta
TONED In the upper hall and furnished an
excellent musical programme throughout
the evening. The bride was gowned in
q beautiful froek OF cream crepe de
tneo with real lace. yoke and bertha
being formed, a long tune veil caught
the T,eh spy sprays OF orange blossoms fell to
9Ildes roses. The attendants were Mrs
Eiehard Royal Romney, who wore
oalnty gown OF pink not over taffeta, and
Miss Miss Hattie Whitney and Miss Abbie
Wells wore gowns OF white net over
Nlle-green silk and carried white car
nations, Frank Moyle acted as best
roses and peonies being used In profu-
sion, the mantel was banked with tho
loose flowers and runners extended along
the wall During the evening punch was
served In one corner by Mrs. Will Ray
and Mrs. c. c. Crlsmon. The dining
room was very attractive with Its deco
1auons Of yellow, green and white; A
tall cut t-glass vase of syringa formed the
centcrpiece with broad streamers of sea-
green ribbon extending to the four cor
hers OF the table. where were long bows
White tulle. puffs being arranged about
the centerpiece The sideboard was a
bank of yellow roses and buttercupe. the
flowers being in low yellow bowls The
Taylor and Mrs John Sharp, who were
assisted during the evening by Miss
Daisy Raybould, Miss Ella Mantor. Miss
Miss Gene Clark, Miss Retta Pyper. Mrs
Elliott Kimball, Mrs. Alma Cowan. Mrs
Benjamin White, Miss Annie Adams,
Miss Aline CrlSmon and Mrs. John Y
Rich. Those who assisted the bride and
groom In receiving were Mr.. and Mrs
j. l.. Badger Miss Sophia Sharp. Mr.
And aIni Mrs, James F. Jennings Mr. ca and
wore a handsome gown of pale gray
crepe de chine with trimmings of lace
Mrs E; Jennings wore an elaborate
encenes lace Mrs. w, P Jennings wore
white net over silk The bride and groom
left on the late train for Portland, where
they Will spend their honeymoon and
will be at home to their friends after
September !, at i39 South Temple street
The going-away gown Of the bride was a
stylish bolero suit OF Alice blue silk.
known in the city. where she has been
one of the most popular girls of her set
The groom Is well known in business
circles.
\ pretty church wedding was the one
solemnized last evening at St Marks
cathedral the bride and groom being
Miss lhrma WAGNER and John B, Milan,
Jrs The ceremony was performed at $50
o clock In the presence of the relatives
and a few close friends of the young
couple. and was followed by a large re-
ception at the home Of the brides de
church was prettily decorated with potted
plants and palms the tall brass vases
on the altar being filled with white car
nations. Promptly at the appointed hour
the organist. John B Berkhoel, played
the strains OF the Lohengrin wedding
march as the bridal party entered the
James Hogie and George Walker, fol-
lowed by the maid OF honor, Miss Lena
Wagner. who was gowned in pale blue
crepe over silk. and carried an armful
lowed by the ring bearer. little Margaret
Browning, who carried the ring on
rose. bud, Then came the two flower
girls Misses Adelaide Llpman and Ber-
nice Browning, who wore dainty frocks
OF white swiss with blue ribbons, and
carried baskets of marguerites- The bride
followed alone. She wore a beautiful
princess gown Of white satin trimmed
with real lace. a bolero jacket being
formed of the lnce with panels Of the
same on the skirt, long tulle veil fell
to the hem of her gown her bouuet be-
Ing q shower of brides roses. AS tho
party reached the chancel they were met
by Dean Benjamin Brewster, the groom
and his best man. VIII Seely. During the
ceremony the strains OF ITO the Even
ing Star, Tannhaueser." were softly
played. and at tho conclusion OF the
ceremony the wedding march from Men
delssohn From until IL a large recep-
tion woe held The young couple re-
ceived in front of the bow window in
the parlor, which was banked with white
carnations and palms, tho window be
Ing encircled with smilax. large bas-
ket of white carnations was suspended
from the upper part Of the window. The
fireplace was flllcd with blooming, mar
receiving were Mrs, Henry Wageners
mother OF the bride. and Mrs ]. D. MI
Ian. mother OF the groom, the Misses
Mertha and Margaret Wagner and Mrs,
In the dining-room. bed of roses being
In the center OF tho table with loose flow
ers escallopcd over the cloth Those as
sisting were Miss Elma Young. Miss
Emma Darlington. Miss Gertrude Riley
and Miss Bessie Light. Red roses and
carnations were used In the library, the
Punch was served during the evening by
Mrs Arthur B. Witcher and Miss Eta
Wagner. The hall was effectively dec
GRATED In green and white. carnations and
smilax being combined, Mr.. and Mrs.
Milan left on tho late train for Los An.
geIes, where they will spend several
weeks, and will be at home to their
friends after july. at 7S G street
Mr. and Mrs. j, II. R. Franklin have
returned from delightful visit In Call
fornia.
Miss Clara Hall will leave on Friday
evening for Colorado Springs, where she
will spend the summer,
L. NJ. Anstrom, an operator in the
Western. Union telegraph office In Salt
Lake, who has been visiting In Hastings
Ncb for several weeks. returned home
Yesterday with his bride. He was wcddcd
In that city TO Miss Mollie Sweeney,
Mr. and Mrs w j. Boulton OF Bounti
full announce the engagement of their
daughter. Anna, TO Simon a Fraser OF
Park City. the wedding TO take place on
tho 18th OF June.
Mrs j. L. Wilson and children left last
evening for several weeks Welt In tho
East,