The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-16

MILAN, and Miss Leila Trent, also Of
San Francisco, the bridesmaids, wore
pink radum silk over pink silk. and
carried pink roses. Miss Mcmillan. who
camo last of all. was beautiful in
gown of chiffon over satin, trimmed with
rose point lace, real lace veil, nn heir
loom of the family, caught up In hor
hair with the gift OF the groom, dia-
mond sunburst. She carried bride 8 roses
with shower OF lilies OF the valley.
Immediately after the ceremony, which
was attended by all tho nye hundred
guests OF the evening. the reception be
gan. at which Mrs. Adams. Mrs, Thomas
Weir and Mrs. j. RI. Diunny assisted
Others at tho punch bowl aud at the
table were the Mesdsmes jay 7. Harris,
A. %. Clesveland, w. H, Cunningham aud
James Finlen; and the Misses Laura
Sherman, Gertrude McGrath, Nose kirk
patrick. Addis Zane and Wlnifred Brice.
All the rooms were beautifully decor
ated. the dining-room in pink Japanese
lilies and pink ribbon; the drawing
In American Beauties and the back par
lor In palms and white asters Miss
Letn Mcmillan, the bride, since her re-
turn from National Park seminary. ~
which abe IA graduate, has been one
OF the most popular and beautiful Of
society leaders, and Mr.. Mason IS one
OF the most prominent electrical engl'
neers OF California Hence many good
wishes attend them on their wedding
tour OF unknown destination. Their fu-
ture home has not been decided upon.
Miss Lillian Horne and Shirley Woollcy
were married at the Temple Wednesday
morning, and later were given a recep
ton by Miss Hornes mother Mrs Mary
S. Horne. at which Mr.. end Mrs. C. II.
Horne Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Horne, Mrs.
Ida Woolley, Mrs, II. G. Pyper, Mrs. w.
y. Horne, Mrs. T. II. Horne, Mrs. M. M.
Atwood and Mrs. L. T. Whitney rs
sisted. Purple asters IN threo shades
decorated the library. and sunhowers. the
hall, In the parlors trailing vines and
sweet peas gave pretty heart shaped ef
fects, Behind n bank Of golden glow
and asparagus fern In the drawing room,
the Misses Daisy Raybould. Lorilla
Horne and Eth Lambert served punch.
The gown OF the bride wes duchess OF
white penu dc crepe. with an old lace
bertha OF ,the brides mother. Mr.. and
Mrs. Woolley Will be at home after Oc
tober 10 at 33S East Fourth South street.
An afternoon wedding OF Wednesday
was that OF Miss Myra Sowlcs to Crit
nth ". Roberts OF Denver, with Melvin
Sowles aa best man, Miss Clara Sowles
as bridesmaid ana little Harper Sowles,
rlnebearer. Rev. Or. i. d. McCuish OF
Jeadvtlle performed the ceremony at
the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. y. Sowles.
After tho wedding. at which sixty inti-
mate friends were present. Mr. and Mrs.
Dininny assisted at the reception, to-
gether with Mre. NJ. II. SowIes. Mira.
Charles Peak. Mrs. O. r Hannold, md
tho Misses Winifred Lynn. Cora Wilcox
and Bessie Williamson. Mrs. Peters
sang the bridal chorus. accompanied by
Miss Beatrice Davis on the piano The
BRIDES gown was of white silk net over
taffeta, trimmed with old lace. and 4 veil
of tulle. The parlors were In white as
tiers, with a wedding bell of the same
hung over the place OF ceremony. Sun
flowers decked tho dining room, and red
carnations. tho hall. The couple left
during the day for the coast. on their
return in October they VIII make their
homo In Silverton, Colo.
The marriage Of Miss Mamie Hines and
Clayton J. Thatcher took place Wednes-
day evening at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
j., l.. Hines, the ceremony being per-
formed by Judge George G. Armstrong
Only the immediate family were present
at the wedding. but Immediately after
ward the couple received their young
friends. Those who assisted were Miss
Ruby Lambourne and Miss Cora Little.
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