The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-16

A pretty home wedding was the one
solemnized last evening ut the home OF
Rev. and Mrs. II Talbot the bride
being their daughter, Mary. and the
groom, Luther Foulke Steel of Portland
The ceremony took place at o'clock
Bishop David IL Moore. LII. D., ofilciat,,
few close friends of the bride and
groom, and was followed by a large re-
coption, The bride was gowned In a
handsome frock OF white mousselinc with
yoke and sleeves of Duchess lace, the
bodice and skirt being claborately trim
med with Irish point lace. She carried
shower of lilies of the valley. and long
tullc veil fell TO the end OF the train
Miss Anna Finley Of Portland was the
bridesmaid, and wore a pretty gown of
cream net over taiGeta and carried an
armful Of white lilacs. The bride de-
scended the stairs on the arm OF her
father, II ]. Talbot as the strains Of
the 'Lohengrin' Wedding March were
sounded, the orchestra being stationed
were met In the parlor by the Bishop, the
groom and DR.. w. w Wick of Portland
the best men. As the ceremony was read
the orchestra played the Spring Song
and at the conclusion OF the service the
Mendelssohn Wedding March. The
rooms were decorated entirely In green
and white. lilacS being used In profuSion-
The mantcl was banked with the 1owere
as were the windows. the flowers being
arranged In tall vases and Jardlnieres.
The dlning-room was bower of green
lilacs was In the center OF the table and
was surrounded by tall crystal candle
sticks filled with white candles and
shaded In white. From the corners OF
the room to the chandelier were ropes Of
smilaN. the green being arranged In a
garland form at the corners OF the table.
Poteed palms and ferns were used In the
reception hall The vcranda was inclosed
In canvas the floor being covered with
Indian blankets and Oriental rugs. As
slsting the bride and groom in receiving
,l,.;.- f,-I, 10 glahn
and Mrs. Talbot. Mrs, William Colling-
wood OF Portland, Mrs w, w. Wick
Mrs W. w. Cotton. sister of the
groom; Mrs A. L. Hutchinson and Mrs.
Eldro jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Steel left
on the late train for the Yosemite valley
where they Will spend their honeymoon
returning TO Portland early next month
where they will make their future home
Mrs. Isadore Mayer and Mrs. Charles
c Crimson entertained n number OF their
friends at cards yesterday afternoon in
honor OF Mrs Charles Sebree and Mrs
Lynn Kcmper The rooms were prettily
decorated with carnations and smilaX, the
parlore being in pink and green. the din
ing-room entirely in red The tally and
score cards were hand-decorated with the
monograms OF the guests OF honor and
spring flowers Besides the guest prizes
the prize was awarded TO Miss Gibbons.
Miss Beatrice Chessman, Miss Elizabeth
Mcintyre Miss Gertrude Hanson and
and Ellis Freed are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs Lewis Gates, at Bingham, for
a couple OF days.
The Canadian association entertained a
number OF their friends at a character
party last evening at Unity hall The
committee in charge of the dance were
Mrs P e Conner. Mrs. Windsor V. Rice,
Miss e. ]. Scott. Miss Fisher and Frank
Scott
Mrs. l. c Munday OF Montreal. who
has been the guest OF the family OF her
son. William b Munday. night chief of
the Western Union Telegraph company
here. for the winter. returned TO her
homo in Canada last evening,
Mrs. A. V. Corray of Butte visited with
friends in the city yesterday on her way
to Los Angeles. where she will spend
month
Mr. md Mrs Jack Jeyne of Los An
gcles arc the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
David S Murray, en- route to the coast
Mrs Emma Spencer has returned to
the city after a pleasant visit with Mrs.
E A. Mock Of Denver.