The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-16
SOCIETY

daughter Of Rev. and Mrs II. J. Tai
bot, to Luther Foulke Steele of Port
land, Ore. The marriage service was
read at 8 o'clock by Bishop David H.
was witnessed by only the family and
intimate friends. At the hour set the
bridal party entered the drawing room,
Bishop Moore coming first, followed
Immediately by the groom and his best
man, DR.. W. ". Wick of Portland As
they stood beside the clergyman the
bridesmaid, Miss Anna Finley, descend
ed the stairs, and as the strains Of the
Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin,
played by an orchestra, sounded forth
the bride entered on the arm Of her
father. During the service the Spring
Song by Mendelssohn. was played
softly, and following it the Mendelssohn
wedding March
After the greetings by the family end
intimate friends q, more formal recep-
ton followed, which was attended by
nearly a hundred friends, among those
from out OF town being Mrs. Allen
Smith, Mrs. W. w Wick, Mrs w. w.
Cotton and Mrs William Collingwood.
The house was decorated throughout
with white hlacs and ferns Behind the
bridal party the mantel was banked
with the flowers and palms and two
tall altar candles arose from the bank
Of white. White liIacs decorated each
room and the veranda enclosed with
canvas and lighted was fragrant with
the same flowers.
The bride wore wedding gown CT
white mOusseleine over taffeta, with
trimmings of duchesse and point lace
composing a yoke, bertha and sleeve
garniture. Her long tulle veil fell the
full length Of her gown and she carried
a shower bouquet Of lilies Of the val
lev I'LL
net over taffeta- and she carried white
llacs.
Mr.. and Mrs, Steele left last evening
for a short trip through the Yosemite
valley, and later they will go to Po---
land to make their home.
Mrs Charles Cain Crismon ard Mrs
Isadore Mayer entertained about forty
OF their friends yesterday Gt caTd
party in honor Of Mrs. Lynn Kemper
OF Omaha and Mrs. Charles Sebree-
Nine tables were filed with the play
ers and 500 was the game played. The
spring flowers were used for decoration
pink and white in the drawing room.
red in the dining room and violets in
the library. The floral idea was carried
out in all the decOrat tons and I'm the
refreshments. Prizes were awarded to
Miss Marie Gibbons, and guest prizes
were given to the two guests Of honor.
The hOstesses were assisted IN enter
tanning by Miss Aline Crismon. besides
Mrs. KemDer and Mrs Sebree.
Mrs. Peter Brugiere, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs Alpha 7. East
on at Fort Douglas, viii probably leave
with her small son for Rome to spend
the summer with friends there and in
Florence
Mrs. John McVicker will entertain at
an informal tea this afternoon for Mrs.
William Haywood Of Butte who is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. VI. 3. White who
was formerly Miss Virginia Douglas of
this city.
Robert J. Glendinning will entertain
at a small luncheon at the Alta club
today IN honor Of Moses Bryne. the
singer, who is q guest at the Jacklins
home.
Mrs. John Human has issued invita-
/ tons for card party to be given next
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Jack Jevne has returned from q
/ trip to New York and Washington ana
will spend some time with Mr. anC
1 Mrs. David S. Murray on her way home
/ TO Los Angeles
/ Mrs. Harold Russell will be home to-
/ morrow to spend a part of the summer
/ with the Dwyer family.
! Mrs. T. ". London and her LITTLE
J daughter Zulette, who have been with
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George P Holman for
! some time, viii leave Saturday for their
/ home in Portland
! Miss Lucy Emma Gates will be home
/ from New York tomorrow and will
/ spened the summer with her parents
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob 2. Gates.
Fred A. Hale returned last evening
/ from Monterey, where he has been Wis
! iting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Benton
1 Hunter.
/ Mrs George Savage will entertain
1 the Sewing club this afternoon at the
/ Savage home on Third street
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Nye will be
! here today from Denver. and will spend
| a week with the Weber family.