The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-15

The marriage OF Miss Fannie Bird and
Edward Sterling OF Portland, Or. took
place last evening at the home OF the
orides mother. The wedding was a quiet
one witnessed by only the relatives OF
the two families and few close friends
OF the bride, the ceremony being per
formed by Bishop F., S Spalding at $50
o o'clock. The parlorS were beautifully
white roses. the flowers being banked
along the mantel and In the windows
The ceremony was performed In front Of
the large bow window, which was gar
landed with syrlnga and smiaX The
bride wore beautiful gown of white
Chiffon cloth. and carried brides roses
There were no attendants. The decora-
lions in the dining-room were In red a
bed of American beauty roses and peo-
nieS forming the ccntcrpicce. Mrs. Jo-
seph Richards and Mrs. Fred Bird poured
co1ee, and were assisted by the Misses
Marie Odell. Emma McCallster and Irene
Hanson. The library was bright with
profusion OF yellow roses and butter
Supe; Punch was served by Mrs Fred
Senevo Horlick and Miss Nettie Luman
The wedding march was played by Miss
Sinclair as the bride. accompanied by her
brother. Harold Bird. entered the parlor
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling left on the late
train for Portland, where they viii make
their future home The bride wore
going away gown OF green. with hat to
match.
One of the most enjoyable receptions
given In the city for some time was the
Franklin S. Spaldne on East First
South street, In honor Of Dean and Mrs
Benjamin Brewster of Colorado. who
have recently come to the city. and the
the annual convocation During the even
ing the rooms were thronged and over
three hundred guests called to welcome
the new dean. The hall was gay with
Ia blankets
and coZy corners being arranged in vari-
Gus places. The hall was prettily deco
rated with pink roses. the flowers being
arranged In tardincrs In the corners and
vases on the upper landing. Tho punch
bowl was banked with the fragrant
flowers. and were presided over during
and Miss Selma Wall. Tho decorations
In tho parlor were entirely in yellow and
white. the mantel and book cases were
banked with tho flowers and trails OF
top of the mantel to the CRATE. Low
bowls OF the flowers were effectively
placed about the room The receiving
party included Bishop Spalding. Mrs j.
S Spaldng. Dean and Mrs. Brewster,
Rev and Mrs. Charles E. Perkins. Red
was the color used In the diningroom,
and very effective were the decorations.
A bed OF damask roses was in the center
OF the table with broad strcamcrs OF
crimson ribbon and runners OF Ivy cN-
tending TO the four corners. Tho silver
candalabrum was fllod with red candles
and shaded in crimson. single candle
sticks being at the corners. shaded In
the prevailing color. Mrs. George Nor
row and Mrs. G. d. Moore poured coffee.
and were assisted by Mrs. y. S. Putnam.
Mrs Alfred II. Peabody, Mrs. NJ. Phoutz
and Mrs Fisher Harris. The library was
prcttily decorated with pink and white
roses. the flowers being arranged In low
bowls along the book cnscs and desk. A
large bowl OF the roses formed the cen
terpicce OF the library table, with Terms
extending to tho corners.
The marriage OF Miss Carrie Vincent