The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-17
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Special 10 The Tribune.
PARK CITY, Juno I6.-One OF tho prcttlcst
weddings that has ever taken plnce In Park
City solemnized Thursday at high noon,
when Miss Florence Clark became the bride
OF Albert Davidson manager OF the Indepen-
dent Telephone office here, Tho ceremony
performed In the Congregational church. Rev.
ID. Quincy Graybill officiating. Back OF tho
Iostrum was screen OF evergreen, dotted with
fragrant June roses a great arch was In tho
front Of the church. This was OF evergroens
and roses whuo wedding bell was suspended
from the middle OF tho arch The bride was
given away by her brother. n, G. Clark, OF
New Yosk, She was attended by her sister,
Miss Ethel Clark, while the best man was
Luther Clark. Tho bride was gowned In the
most exquisite gown. made on train OF radlum
elaborately In rose point, and a veil Of tulle.
caught up with orange blossoms. She carried
a shower bouquet of bridos roses. Tho maid
of honor was dressed In white net over lawn
md carried white carnations. A largo recep-
tion was hold at the homo of tho BRIDES par
ents on Hebcr avenue. The home was beau
.ttully decorated. tho dining-room In white
carnations and syrinso, tho two paIlors in red
renee. julia Burlln and Vera Lowe presided in
In a sp--:ial car, and after visiting Salt Lake
they viii go TO the Hermitage in Ogden. The
brides going away gown was OF gray Panama
cloth. band embroidered trimming in blue. with
a white hat and black plume Mr.. and Mrs,
Davidson have many warm friends in Park
City who wish them every Joy, They Will be
at homo TO their friends at their home on
Heber avenue.
Mrs Tom Fra5cr entertained at a dainty
luncheon on Wednesaay afternoon Her guests
were Mrs John McSorloy. Mrs. NJ. j. McGW
and Mrs Henry Welsh
Mrs. Nellie ShIrto entertained tho Indies
ciety OF the Congregational church very pleas
ently at a kenslngton.
Mrs McSorley Mrs. NJ j McGill. Mrs.
James KiSel. Mrs. John Thompson. Mrs. BcGgs
and Mrs. Tom Fraser formed a Jolly party
who spent Sunday at the Hot Pots.
Mrs @. " CULVER entertained Misses Dali
ton and Maupin at prettily arranged lunch
con Thursday before these ladies' departed for
their homes in tho East
the alumni OF the Park city high school in
honor OF the class OF '0S
Mrs. C. F. Colst VIII entertain at a Ken
slngton on Saturday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Wilson has returned to Park nftcr
pleasant ten-day's visit with her sitter. Mrs.
Charles Mixer of Salt Lake.
Miss Martha Lanlng left for her homo In
Bridgeton. n, J.. to spend her vacation.
Misses Winnie Jennings Mary A. Mcdonald
and Margaret Wilson left Sunday TO enter the
summer school OF the University OF Utah
Mrs. L. p. Wright and children have left
for Nebraska. where they VIII visit Mrs.
WrightS sister
Miss Carrie Sutton went Saturday 10 visit her
sister, Mrs Douglass. in Los Angeles Miss
Edna Sutton accompanied her.
Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin and daughters. the
Misses Gertrude and Tessie. arc visiting
Miss Bessie Thomas and brother. Martini
ppent Wednesday In Salt Lake.
Mrs, O, E. Hedges returned Friday morn
lnG, AFTER a pleasant Nlslt With her daughter.
Mrs. Claude Armstrong OF Ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs D. O. Graybill. Mr. and Mrs
L. y. Wight and Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Wight
spent Friday fishing at Oakley.
Misses Ruth A. Wilson and Laurn a. Town
send gave very pleasant picnic at Lovers
Lane. near Snyderville. Friday.
Miss Gertrude Wood left Monday for Long
Beach. where she Will remain indefinitely.
Misses Kathryn Cunningham and Frieda
Funk. graduates OF tho University OF Utah.
will spend the summer In Pork.
About 100 people went 10 Sat Lake wednes- |
day TO attend the Miners union celebration |
held at the Salt Palace