The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-02
SOCIETY

ter, N. l., LOOK place DIT o.oV V CioCh
last evening at the home of the brides
mother on Fifth East street. The cere-
mony was witnessed by nearly a hum
dred of the friends of the young people
and an informal reception followed.
Promptly at the hour set the clergy
man, DR.. w. NJ. Paden, the groom and
his best man, Roscoe M. Breeder, en-
tered the drawing room and stood
awaiting the bride AS the Mendels-
sohn Wedding March" played by Miss
Virginia Beatty and Morris Andrews,
sounded. the bridal party descended the
stairs. First came the bridesmaid,
Miss Lenore Morse, followed by Miss
Margaret Walden, the maid of honor.
The bride came Immediately after.
leaning upon the arm of her brother.
Forrest Walden. AS the service was
read the two young musicians played
"Traumerei," and after the benediction
the friends came forward to extend
good wishes.
Mrs. Walden was assisted at the re-
ception which followed by Mrs. Mac
Laughlin, the mother of the groom;
Mrs. George r. Hancock, Mrs. E. B.
Critchlow and Mrs. A. d. T. Reynolds
A host of young girls, the friends of
the bride, assisted in serving, among
them being Miss HOLSTER Hancock,
Miss Vera Lane. Miss Marian Jones,
Miss Marjorie Higgins, Miss Jessie
Home Miss Beth Critchlow, Miss Fan
ME Breeder, Miss Grace BEETLES, Miss
Blanche Strickley, Miss Alverda Mar
| tin and Miss Jessie Martin. Little
Aileen Reynolds stood at the door to
receive the guests.
The house was decorated throughout
with white and pale pink. the bridal
7arty standing beneath a canopy of
milax studded thickly with punches of
sweet peas. Vases of the same flowers
were used throughout the rooms, and In
| the dining room the table was yelled
with tulle. Long streamers were fes-
| TONED from the chandelier to the tables
and these were garlanded with punches
of sweet peas and ferns. An immense
bowl of the peas filed the center of
| the table.
The broad veranda was enclosed with
! flags and bunting, and here the punch
table was placed and the bowl almost
| hidden with the sweet peas The
brides gown was a simple white Or
candle with a bertha and trimmings OF
lace. Her veil was of tulle and was
fastened with diamond brooch, the
gift of the groom. She carried a show
er of white brides roses. Miss Mar
garet Walden wore pink organdie and
Miss Morse a white net over pink, and
both the maids carried showers of pink
sweet peas.
Mr. and Mrs. Mclaughlin left last
evening for the east They will go by
boat from Chicago to Buffalo, and
thence by automobile to New York
City. They will spend a month at At
lantic City and will be at home after
Sept. 10 at IS Westminster Road, ROch-
ester, N. Y.
Mrs. F. A. Hale entertained a few
friends yesterday at a morning bridge
party, followed by luncheon at the
Country club. The affair was arranged
in honor of a number of out-of-towr
friends, and three tables were filled
with the players. At the end of the
game prizes were awarded to Mrs. d
c. lacking, Mrs. Shepherd A. Benson
of Denver and Mrs. J. w. Houston
The other guests were Mrs. Frank B
Stephens. Miss Adelaide Stebbins OF
| Omaha, Mrs. j. F. Grant, Mrs. George
| A. Snow of Chicago, Mrs. Dickinson OF
Canon City. Colo; Mrs. f. NJ. Allison
| Mrs. w. w. Armstrong and Miss Flor
ence Grant The luncheon was served
on the veranda, the guests being seated
at one long table decorated with sweet
peas.
Mrs. J. T. Keith and her little daugh-
ter and maid went to Evanston las
Saturday to spend the week preceding
the Clark-Blyth nuptials. DR.. keith
and George N. Lawrence left for tina
place yesterday, and Charles P. Blyth
Ben Siegel and Max Adams leave to-
day. Forrest Rutherford, who is to b.
one of the attendants, will join then
from Denver, and Mrs. E. S. Hoyt will
be with them from Butte. The entirt
party will be guests during their sta!
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Blyth, jr.
y
A simple church wedding, the frs
solemnized within the new Presbyteri
an church. was that of Miss Flor;
Tripp and DR.. ]. Z. Robertson of Yves
Jordan. The service was read by DR.
w. M. Paden at o'clock yesterday aft
ernoon, only the immediate relative
of the two young people being present
; DR.. and Mrs. Robertson left immedi
: ately for a short wedding trip. The.
, will be at home at West Jordan afte
. Oct. 20
: Miss Lucy and Miss Edith Gaby en-
{ tertained at a breakfast yesterda,
r morning for their guest, Miss Me-
Hood. The other friends were Mis-
Valentine Murphy, MISS Ada murphy
/ Miss Maud McCargar, Miss Elsie Dick
ert, Miss Mary Moorehead, Miss Ru
BETA Moorehead, Mrs. ]. G. Sawye
and Mrs. William G. Druehl.
I Friends here have received news o
: the marriage of Miss Lisle Judd t
George Reiner of Los Angeles. TIL
l marriage took place on Monday, Jul
: 20, in Los Angeles. Mr.. and Mrs. Rein
= er will make their home in San Fran
cisco.
e Mr.. and Mrs O. A Jennings left yes
S terday for Los Angeles, where they wi
make their home.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer B. Jones ar
= SPENDING a few weeks at Lake Tahoe.
Miss Alice Fisher has just returne
$ from California.
r Giovanno LavagninO is here fror
Pasadena for a short time on busi
ness trip.
Mrs. II. NJ Rowe of Ogden passe
through the city yesterday on her wa
to the Rowe ranch in Colorado, wher
S she will join DR.. Rowe for month
= outing.
Miss Lizzie Mccormick has returne