The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-04

The marriage of Miss Sue Clark and
Henry Bowles OF North Dakota took
place last evening at the homo OF tho
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Clark. at $50 o'clock, the ceremony
being perforEed b.. Rev. H. J, Talbot
OF the Methodist church. The parlors
were prettily decorated In green and
white, roses and smilax being festooned
from the corners Of the room to the
chandelier in the center. Tho bride
wore a wedding gown of champagne
silk and carried brides roses. Shc
was attended by Miss Stella Clark, as
bridesmaid. who wore white dimity
and carried white marGuerites. Red
was the color used for the decorations
in the dining-room, the deep damask
roses being used in profuslon. Mrs
Ernest Fowler played the "Lohensrin"
chorus as the bridal party entered tho
parlor. and at the conclusion of the
ceremony the Mendelssohn wedding
march Robert A. Shields was the best
man, No reception followed the cere-
nony, but a number Of the friends OF
the bride and groom were present at
the service Those assisting during tho
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Clark, Mrs James Presnell and Miss
May Shields. Tho reception hall was
prettily decorated in pink and white
roses combined with smilax. Mr.. and
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the Grent Lakes. along tho ST. Law
renee river, where they will spend
their honeymoon, and after August l
they will make their home in Velva,
n. D.
Mrs James L, Franleen and Miss
Webber were the hostesses Of a de-
l,ehtfui luncheon yesterday afternoon
at the Country club. followed by
bridge, given IN honor OF Miss Kathe-
rine Franken Of Iowa Six tables. with
covers for eight. were used. The 1oea
carried out in the decorations and ap-
pointments was that of field. Wild
flowers being used with ferns. Loose
bouquets Of yellow and white flowers
were in the center of each table, the
place cards being water colors repre-
senting door girls In various
athletic games. Fifty guests were bid
den to meet Miss Franken.
Mrs. o. A. Honnold entertained
number OF friends at Fourth of July
Kcnsington Yesterday afternoon. The
decorations and appointments were all
patriotic The dining-room was bright
with American flags. festooned about
the room, and In the center OF the
table was a tall vase of red and white
carnations and blue bachelor buttons.
Firecrackers and small flags were
scattered over the ClOll. IueSsIlS
games were the feature Of the after
noon, the prize being a silk flag, The
favors were giant firecrackers the
hostess was assisted during the after
noon by Mrs. Charles Peak Tho
guests of the afternoon were Mrs. VII
liam Druehl, Ms George WragG,- Mrs.
William Cone Mrs. w. w. Anness, Mrs,
VIII Dayton. Mrs Alfred Peters Mrs.
Oscar Cox. Mrs, Clarence Post. Mrs
Charles Peak. Miss Myra Sowles, Mrs
Metcalf Miss Minnie Raymond. Miss
Berkhoel. Miss Mary Mayne, Misses
Ruby and Nellie Morehead, Miss Olive
Ferris, Miss Blennor. Miss 1rma Eber-
hardt. Miss Dollle Davis. Misses Helena
and Bess Critzer. Miss Ding.
Miss Ada Murphy will entertain
party Of friends this afternoon at the
matinee, The guests will be Mrs j.
G. Sawyer. Mrs. Albert Center, Mrs.
Alex Goliath. Miss Val Murphy Mrs
William Druenl Misc Carrie Goliath
and Miss Elsie DIcllcrt.
Mrs Howard 8 Stowe entertained at
a prettlly appointed luncheon yester-
day afternoon The decorations were
In roses, covers being laid for eighteen.
DIR. and Mrs s II. Plnkerton and
! Mrs Kisslck will leave about July Is
| for Island Park. DR., Pinkerton VIII be
| away, however, only q very short time
and will return TO the city. The ladies
Will remain at the resort about two
| months,