The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-11
SOCIETY
Social Calendar for Wednesday.

MA MAR NMERTAGE MIFIASEE OF, OF MISS HELEN
viii viii take m nhTNEI nlacs this and W Timapson
Pp,e TO be followed by a wedding break
| tS LOT the immediate relatives and In
vnIna nt'grnoon % from until o'clock the
,,,ag. maily an The bride and groom viii
, ,nsHe their homo In Sugar City, Ida
MIS- IRA HUDSON LEWIS Will enter
col "a lew lew friends at an informal must
eaI AT her home this afternoon.
| lHE 500 CARD CLUB viii meet tonor-
LOW AFTERNOON with Mrs, NJ 3. Whitney
VI her nome on street
MHs SAM PORTER has issued invita-
row n f'a-@ fos an informal card party tomor-
| O." aiteEnoon In honor of Mrs Charles
spencer Mann OF Los AnReles
MISS VIVIAN LITTLE will entertain at
%,au auhGheon this afternoon in honor OF
MISS Josephine Wells
ohe or the prettlest home weddings OF
| .he spring season was the one solemnized
| .as' evening at the home of Judge and
| sis' Nharies {. Goodwin when their
uauehter. Alice Ellen. became the bride
ol leslie Loring Savage OF New York. 1t
Ess,an Ess IN every detail spring wedding, the
| Easter, lilies being used in profusion
throughout the house The woodwork in
.ne dra%ins-room and hall Is white. and
su,iiio,hea sr,iio with garlands of plumosa and
ceren,or M 'ne enect was beautiful. The
Se Sie,,hhohy was performed at S:3O o'clock
SSy the Rt. Rev. Bishop Franklin Spencer
| ePduiding OF the Episcopal church In the
rclosn 80 Oh the relatives and few very
@ eaosS trends OF the bride. The betrothal
9ervicc Was read In front of q bank of
| aS, HIles and marguerites, the wide
HInephLaee I h oeing filled with blooming plants
| IN the background was bower OF lilies
ana ierns' while suspended from the CEN
| yer OF the arch WAS a shower of margue-
| ~, ,t'es, me pillars separating the hall from
enc Ptiior were festooncd with smllaX and
Piumosa, the windows being banked with
| oloolning nnrclsaus and marsuerltcs In
t nrpnt OF the fireplace was a handsome
| Whlte fur rug. In the center OF which was
| inc kneeling cushion OF white satin About
1he room were low bowls of brides roses
| i ne o'Inng room was entirely in pink n
tail cut glass vase OF prosperity carna-
,ons FORMING the centerpiecc, with small
| er vases of the flowers ut the four cor
| nsrs; Broad satin ribbons OF the same
shade extended from the center to the
| Her were double festoons OF smIlax ex-
| lcnolns TO the vases. On the side board
we're banked the shaded pink carnations,
tEe candelaDra being shaded I'm the same
| TINT. Yellow tulips and American beauty
| roses were used in the library, where
| christensen orchestra were stationed.
| promptly at the appointed hour the bridal
| party descended the stairs to the strains
or the Mendelssohn march. which changed
into the bridal chorus from Lohengrin as
| the bride reached the foot Of the stairs
where she was met by her father Miss
| E:lolse Sadler preceded her as the maid OF
honor. her gown being u dainty creation
/ VI IlttUl net over pink tIIcta. She car
| ried pink La France roses. Awaiting the
party In front OF the fireplace were Bishop
Spaulding, the groom and Todman Good
WIN, tho best man. During the ceremony
the orchestra played very softly "Andan-
tine The bride was radiant in a beauti-
| ful gown OF white net over taffcta,
| trimmed with valenciens lace and Inser-
| ton. long tulle veil falling to the hem
| of her gown. She carried u shower OF
| lilies OF the valley Following the cerc-
mony supper was served. Assisting. in
| Cott, Miss Louise sullivan and Miss Jenna
| Budd Gedces. Mr.. and Mrs. Savage left
| on the late train for New York. where
| they will spend six weeks before returning
| future home, The travelling gown worn
| by the bride was OF green and blue cloud
| I'd check. with hat to match. The bride
has many friends in the city, who will
send their best wishes eastward with the
young couple, For the past two years
the bride has been one of the most popu
| lar of the younger society bellies. The
| groom is wcll-known young mining
man
The marriage OF Miss Pearl Riser and
| Blair Richardson took place last evening
| at the homo OF the brides parents Mr.
and Mrs. George Riser. Jr., at 7:3o o'clock,
Bishop Nephl Morris officiating. Follow
Ing the ceremony a large. reception wna
held. The bride wore dainty gown OF
white Persian lawn, with trimmings OF
Meclin lace. and carried a shower of
brides roses The attendants were Miss
Emma Morris and Miss Maggie Jen-
ME. who were gowncd In white dotted
swiss. with pink ribbons, and carried pink
roses. The parlors were prettily decorat-
ed with palms and carnations. bank OF
the latter being arranged In one corner
OF the room. The dining-room was bright
with a profusion of carnations and Vlolcts.
low bed OF the latter forming the center
piece with vases Of pink carnations at
the corners Of the table Assisting the
bride and groom in receiving their friends
Mr. and Mira Riser. fQther md
| mother OF the bride and Mr. and Mrs a.
B. Richardson, father and mother OF the
| groom Assisting I'm the dinnR-room were
Miss Clara Ball. Miss Marie Morris, Miss
Maggie Jennie and Miss Emma Morris
After April 90 Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson
| win be at home to their friends at "a D
street.
Last evening at 8 o'clock. at st Pauls
| church. took place the marriage OF Miss
| Mary Olsen OF this city and Henry Tre-
| lear of Robinson. Rev Charles E. Perkins
| officiating. Jack Berkhoel presided at the
| organ. playing the wedding march from
| church and the strains OF the Mcndessohn
| march AT the conclusion Of the service.
| During the rendine OF the service TO An
Evening Star" CTannhauser, was softly
played Mr.. and Mrs. Treloar Will make
| their future home In Robinson
Mas Helen Buckingham entertained
| twenty OF her friends at Kensington
Yesterday afternoon in honor Of Miss
| Annabelle Little OF Caldwell. Ida. who Is
Visiting with friends in tho city In a
| guessing contest the prize was awarded
| TO Mrs Charles c. Crismon.
Mrs Virginia p. Taggart OF San Fran
| cisco Is visiting her sister Mrs. Ben Hay
| wood at the Cullen.
Lieut.. Benjamin +. Gray entertained
! Marty OF friends at the initial performance
~ II title Johnny Jones' last evening at
| Tho theatcr The guests were Lieutenant
| amd Mrs Alpha Esston, Miss lone Nc
I,outh, Miss Mary Moore and Lieut. Hrin-
| ton. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs r Christensen enter
| ,aInoa a number of their friends at a
! Shina showcr on Monday evening In hon
| or of Miss Ethel Snow. whose marrinSo
| IN n y Irwin Will take place on Satur-
| day. 4.
| ,,.e Hood who has spent the past few
',hs W In California has returned to
The city, greatly Improved In health; and
Is the guest OF her daughter Mrs. L. T.
| Hall,
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