The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-13

MRS. h. o. LEE will give the first
In series OF Informal teas at her
homo this afternoon.
beautiful homo wedding WAS solem-
nized last evening at the home of Mrs
K. s Moffett, when her daughter, kath-
crime Potter. became tho bride of Will
lard Hansen. The ceremony was per
formed at o'clock by DR. Paden OF the
First Presbyterian church, in the pres
encc OF the relatives and few close
friends Of the bride and groom the cere-
mony being followed by a'largc reception.
The bride wore beautiful wedding gown
OF white satin. trimmed with rare old
lace that had been In the MoTett family
Tor Years; long veil of tulle fell to the
floor ana was caught with sprays of
orange blossoms. Her bouquet was a
shower OF brides roses. Miss Mary Mof-
fett. n sister of tho bride. was the brides
maid, and wore a dainty gown OF pink
SILK null and carried bridesmaid roses
Bruce Robinson was the best man. Mrs
Harry Knight played the wedding march
as the bridal party camo down the stairs
and during the ceremony the Spring
Song The parlor was decorated entire
" In pink and white, profusion OF roses
being used. Strings OF the flowers were
hung from the corners OF tho room to the
chandelier In tho center and along tho
curtains. tho couple standing in front OF
and windows werc banked with Jardinicrcs
and bowls of pink roses. Green and
white wero the colors used In the dining
room, where the roses and smilax were
combined q bed being In the center Of
the table. Those assisting in the din
room were Miss Halle Ferron, Mss
Pearl Weller Miss Phoebe Hardin, Miss
Bessie Williamson. Miss Zeta Morris.
Miss Mabel Crowley and Miss Marguerite
Taylor The sitting room was decorated
with yellow roses and ferns the flowers
being arranged In tall vases and scat
tered over the mantlepicce. the punch
bowl being in front OF the large bow win
dow. Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen left on the
late train for the Northwest and Califor-
MIA. where they Will spend several weeks
and Will be at home to their friends after
August Is.
Friends In the city of Miss Edyth Ell
lerbcck and Charles Reed will be Inter
ested TO learn OF their marriage, which
took place yesterday afternoon at the
homo OF the brides mother. Mrs c. r.
Ellerbeck, at 1.9 o'clock. Only the inn
mediate family were present at the core
mony, which was performed by Rev Ell
mer l. Goshen. Tho rooms were benuti-
fully decorated with white and
plumosa bank OF the flowers being ar
ranged In front OF the bow window.
whore the ceremony was performed. The
bride wore a beautiful gown OF white
chiffon and mcche lace. and carried an
attendants. Following the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served in the din
lng-Toom. The decorations were In red
roses and smilaN. Mr.. and Mrs. Reed
left on tho noon train for the Thousand
islands and Yellowstone park where they
Will spend their honeymoon returning TO
has many friends in the city. where she
has been associated with the younger
musical set for the past three years The
groom Is we'll known in business circles
The marriage of Miss Lille Kearns and
Royal b. Barrett was solemnized yester-
day morning at o'clock at St Mary's
cathedral. the ceremony being performed
by Father Ryan, the service being wit
messed by only the relatives of the young
couple, The bride was attended by Miss
Mary Kearns and Miss Alice Curley. as
bridesmaids. They wore gowns OF white
null and carried white roses. The
brides gown was OF white crepe de chenc
over taffeta. and she carried a shower OF
brides roses. p. Kearns acted as best
man. Miss Nora Gleason presided at the
organ and played the Lohengrin wedding
march as the bridal party entered the
church. and the strains of the Mendels-
sohn march as the service was conclud-
ed Following the ceremony an informal
reception was held at the home OF the
bride. the rooms being prettlly decorated
with roses and ferns. Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
rett left on the o'clock train for tho
East, where they Will spend their honey
moon, and after July 10 will be at home
at 2526 South Third East street.
Miss Mabel Carsen and Charles Buford
McElroy were married yesterday morning
at 7:30 o'clock at the home OF the brides
mother. Mrs Z. d. Carsen, Dean Benta-
min Brewster OF St, Marks cathedral Of
flc!attng. About twenty-five friends OF tho
bride and groom were present The bride
was given away by her brother, James
r Carsen, the groom being attended by
p, Kingdom. The parlor was decorated
in green and white. profusion OF white
roses and carnations being used Miss
Halle Ferron played the wedding march
and during the ceremony the Lonhengrn
wedding chorus, The dining-room was
bright with deep red roses and pconlcs.
At tho wedding breakfast that followed
the ceremony, covers were laid for twcn
ty-flve. Mr. and Mrs. McElroy left on the
spend couple of weeks. and on their
return Will be at home to their friends
at 1929 East Second South street.
Mrs. ]. C. McClaln was the hostess of
n delightful tea yesterday afternoon in
honor OF her sister. Mrs. George Ring. OF
Belvidore. Cal, The rooms wero Prettily
decorated with roses and vines. In tho
parlor pink roses were used, the mantel
being banked with the flowers and trails
of Ivy extending from the mantle to the
floor. Red was the color chosen for the
dining room, n bed of roses forming the
centerpiece. with loose flowers scattered
over the cloth. Mrs A II. Maync poured
tea and was assisted during the afternoon
by Misses Mary and Clifte Mayne. Miss
Ivy Snyder and Miss Dollie Davis. The
guests were received In the hall by the
Misses Hazel Snyder and Agnes Caf1oY.
The hall was decorated entirely with yell
low roses q booth being arranged In one
corner. whcro punch was served by Miss
Mnudc McCargcT During the afternoon
over sixty guests called to meet Mrs.
Ring.
Mrs. Hubbard Reed entertained infor-
mally at bridge yesterday afternoon.
Roses were used for the decorations. the
tally cards being European postal cards.
Nine tables were fllled with players, tho
hostess being assisted during the after
noon by Mrs Robert J. Glendinning.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Johnson entertained in
formally at ten Yesterday afternoon I'm
honor OF Mrs. John Lincoln, who Will
leave in the near future for the East.
where she will make her future home.