Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

used with smilax IN artistic effect. while
the table IN the dining room had rib
bon bows and streamefs, with shaded
lights. used with the floral centerplece.
The bride wore "A gown Of white net
over silk, and carried roses. Her brides
maid, Miss La Prele Hatch was gowned
In white Swiss and carried pink
flowers. Assisting Ia receiving were
Mrs. l.. c. Pond Mrs. Losee and Mrs.
a. L. Williams. Others assisting were
the Misses Kate Mechanics Charlotte
Trowbrdge, Myrtle Jack. Mignon Men
halter. Irene Klmbal and Emily Claw
son. Mr. and Mrs. Davis will masa
their home I'm ogden.
quiet marriage took place on
Thursday al the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Lyme. when the latters sister
was welded 20 Air. Harley @. HelmIck
the ceremony being performed by the
groOm's father. Rev y. NJ. Helmick.
of the nm NJ +. church. The rooms
were bright with flowers. aud "a Wed
ding breakfast was served, after which
Mr aud Mrs Helmlck let to make
their home in P0catello.
one Of Thursdays marriages united
. MISS tIININ " IlIAI4NN NnHN iAh't va t'A'f
and Mrs o. T. Whitney and Mr. WIZ
slow Far Smith son OF Mr. and Mrs
. John Henry Smith. the ceremony being
/ performed IN the Temple and an infor-
/ nal reception being held at the brides
/ home from 3 10 Q O'Clock large num-
| Der calling during the hours. The bride
wore a dainty gown Of tilmy white silk
null with trimmings Of duchesse lace
and carried a shower boquct Of brides
roses The rooms were bright with
June flowers. and a number Of young
girls assisted On serving In the dining
room. while the little twins, Paul and
Virginia Whitney dispensed wedding
cake IN the hall Mr. and Mrs, Smith
will make their home here.
Miss Ivy Vinegar and Mr.. Robert VI.
Marchant were married IN the Temple
on Thursday
On Wednesday Miss Mary Alice Hi
Bert and r. l.. Palmquist were married
az the home Of Mr. and Mrs. W. Loot
b0urow by Rev Mclain and the AFFAIR
being a quiet one. They will be az Z
home 10 their friends after June 10.
one of the prettiest home weddings Of |
the week was that OF Miss Mary sharp /
and George r. Badger on Wednesday I
night. the reception following their /
marriage IN the Temple during the day, .
Roses, peonies. buttercups and orange
blossoms were everywhere and the af-
fair altogether was delightful one.
Two elaborate church weddings took
place on Wednesday. that Of Miss Helen
Bamberger and Mr.. Arthur Behal,
which was solemnized at the Temple
B'nai Israel with Rabbi Freund Of
iciatng. and that Of Miss lhrma Wage
ner and John y. Milan at St. Marks
with Dean Brewster performing the
ceremony both events being extremely
pretty ones. a supper az the Alta club
followed the first and a reception az the
brides home the second, and flowers
and music made the scenes festive as
bridal events should be.
on Tuesday the marriage of Miss
Katherine Potter MOnett and Willard |
Hansen viii take place at the home OF
the brides mother. Mrs. X. ;. Mofett,
the ceremony TO be performed az $50
O'Clock By DR. " ID. Paden OF the
PRESBYTERIAN church the ceremony be-
Ing followed by large reception. The .
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Word has been received IN this city /
from Everett, Mass, announcing the
engagement ON Miss Grace Wakefield
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