The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-07
Laura Alice Clark of Evanston,
WyO., Weds Charles P.
BIyth.
GIFTS TO COUPLE ARE
NUMEROUS AND COSTLY
People Will Make Their
Permanent HGme In
Salt Lake.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
EVANSTON. Wyo., Aug. 6.-Evans-
ton has Just said farewell to two of its
most beloved young people in the per-
sons of Mr. and Mrs. Charles p. Blyth,
who were united IN marriage this even
ing ut st. Paul s Protestant Episcopal
church by the Rev. George Coolidge
Hunting of Salt Lake City. formerly
rector of ST. Paul s church, assisted
by Rev. DR.. MacLean, the present rec"
tor, OF all the young women that have
taken the marriage VOWS in Evanston,
none has appeared to more advantage
than did the daughter of Senator G.. d.
Clark, Miss Laura Clark, tonight, and
never has q ceremony been attended
by more representative gathering Of
the wealth and beauty of the great
commonwealth than filled the beautiful
l'tjlo church TO overlooking as these
two hearts were made orc.
Approac hing the altar TO the accom-
pan,ment of the beautiful strains OF
Mendelssohn s Wedding March" +" tho
bride appeared most Beautiful in
princess gown Of duchess satin and real
point lace of dazzling white. and was
attended by her two bridesmaids, in
pale green crepe de chine These were
Miss Clare Peterson of Evanston and
Miss Gertrude Riuer Of Cheyenne. The
two maids Of honor were the two beau
tiful sisters of the bride, Misses Mar
garet and Frances clark, in pink or
gandie. Mrs. j, T. Keith, sister of the
groom, was matron of honor, re
splendent in beautiful gown of pink
silk. befttiugly setting off that beauty
which is hers by nature.
Made Beautiful Picture.
The groom was attended by his
brother, William Blyth, recently re-
turned from Yale. DR.. j. T. Keith. T,
II. Rlyth, Hobart Chapman and Max
Adams acted as ushers.
The church was beautifully decorated
and the bride and groom kneeling at
the altar, surrounded by their attend
ants. flower girls and the attending
guests. with their elegant costumes,
made n most beautiful picture.
After the ceremony a reception was
rendered the guests at the home of
Senator and Mrs, Clark, until the hour
Of departure for the west over the
Union Pacific. The home was beauti-
fully decorated and was crowded with
farewell Mr.. and Mrs. Blyth left for
the East on their wedding trip tonight.
Later they will make their residence in
beautiful home presented to them by
the father of the groom in Salt Lake.
Guests of Note Present.
Many guests of note were present
from all parts Of Wyoming and sur
rounding States, testifying to the es-
teem and respect in which Senator
Clark is held by his friends and ac-
quaintances. Not only is the Senator
popular, but his accomplished daughter
shares his popularity with him and is
favorite with all those that know
her. During her stay in Washington
with her father she has made many
friends among the society people Of
Washington, and her musical accom-
plishments have brought her into prom
inent notice, and the number and per
sonnel of the guests bears testimony to
the extent Of her admiring friends
Laura Alice Clark is the eldest
daughter of Senator and Mrs. G. D.
Clark, and Evanston has been her home
since childhood. She has spent a great
deal of time upon her education in
Evanston, Salt Lake City, Laramie and
Washington. She has also musical
education and is extremely proficient
upon the violin and is a soprano of con
siderable note. She has done some
work of merit in art in addition to her
other accomplishments.
Groom Well Known.
Charles Pixley Blyth is the second
son Of Thomas Blyth, a pioneer mer-