The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-11

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The most beautiful church wedding
OF the autumn was soiemnized last
evening at st, Mark s Cathedral, when
| Miss Helen D. Buckingham, daughter
| OIL Mr. and Mrs. Everett Buckingham.
anu wayne Griswald Hemphill, were
iiiiaiflSu. i Inc ceremony was performed
| oy Dean Benjamin Brewster Mt
o'clock, IN the presence of the rela.
yves and friends OF the young couple.
Green and white were the coiors used
Tor the decorations at both the church
and house. The tall brass altar vases
were flied with large white chrysanthe-
! NUNS, while the altar rails were strewn
with asters and ferns. On the pillars
at either side of the railing were tied
| punches of astcrs with white tullc. AT
| the entrance to the pews were clus-
ters of asters, also tied with the tulle.
Al the appointed hour the ribbon bear
ers, Dick Oglesby and Leland Swarner,
entered, followed by the other members
Of Of the bridal party, as the strains of
heard. First came the ushers, Lynn
Hemper of Omaha, and Frank Dole, fol
lowed by the bridesmaids. Miss Bess
Hall and Miss Judith Evans, who were
gowned in pale blue chiffon over silk
and carried white chrysanthemums,
wearing in their hair wreaths of blue
torget-me- nots. Miss Beth Buckingham,
the maid Of honor, followed in 4 dainty
! gown of pink crepe de chene over taf-
teta trimmed with lace, She carried
pink chrysanthemums. Directly in front
of the bride came Mrs. Lynn Kemper,
as matron of honor. She wore a we'd
ding gown OF white chiffon cloth, elab-
crately trimmed with real lace, and
carried white chrysanthemums- The
bride followed Oh the arm of her faith
er, Everett Buckingham, and was radi-
amt IN white chiffon en- train over taf-
feta with yoke, bertha and sleeves of
rose point lace, and carried a white
prayer book, long tulle veil falling
to the floor. The party was met at
the steps by Dean Brewster, the groom
and his best man, viii Hemphill, where
| the betrothal ceremony was performed.
The party then mounted TO the altar
steps, where the service was concluded.
! During the ceremony the organist, A.
III. Peabody, played "Annie Laurie"
and as the party turned from the altar,
! the Mendelssohn wedding march. The
| decorations at the Buckingham home
were entirely in white and green,
| profuSlon of asters and carnations be-
ing combined with plumosa, \ large
cut glass bowl of asters was in the
center of the dlning-table, with stream
ers of tulle studded with the flowers
extending to the corners Of the table.
Covers were laid for the members of
the bridal party and out of town guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hemphill left oD the late
train for the Northwest, where they
| Will Ire fer several weeks, and before
their return viii spend some time in
southern California. The bride is we'll
known IN the city, where she has made
her home for the past several years,
and Will be welcomed on her home com
ing by host OF friends. The groom
is well-known young business man.
!
A pretty home wedding was solem-
nized last evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Robert Deighton, when their
daughter, Clara Louise, was married TO
John Eugene Broaddus. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. T.. ]. Goshen
| in the presence cf the relatives and
immediate friends of the young people.
| The bride was attended by Miss Jessie
| Harper as bridesmaid, and Charles
Broaddus was the best man. The bride
wore beautiful gown OF white silk
null over tatfeta. and carried shower
of bride IS roses, wearing III her halr q
wreath of rosebuds. Miss Jessie Har-
per was gowned in cream null over
Nile green silk, and carried pink La
| France roses. Mrs William Anderson
| ..I.-ol 4bo prolljnu march thn briIo |
party entered the room. The ceremony
was performed beneath n canopy Of
white astcrs and ferns IN front OF the
bow window, from whore extended les
toons of smilaX to the four corners OF
the room. The mantel was banked with
flowers, at either end, beng vases OF
white chrvsanthcmums. The autumn
coIors were used in the dining-room,
4 Mexican drawn work cloth was over
n cover OF red satin, in the center OF
which was q large bowl OF red sweet
meas. and trails of the Virginia crceper
were festooped from the chandelier to
the corners Of the table. Those as
sistinp in the dining-room were MISS
Nell McMasters. Miss Ethel Radcliffe
and Miss Bessie Ames. The library
was prettily decorated in pink dahllaS
and sweet peas the lights being shaded
i'm The prevailing color. Punch was
served in one corner of the room by
Mrs. George Walker ana Nrs; NiilIol
Young. After November / Mr.. ano
Mrs, Broaddus will be Mt home to then
friends at 76 Sixth street.
, The marriage Of Miss Leone Wis
comb and Arthur Skidmorc took place
last evening at the home of the bride I
, narents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Wlscomb
tbe % ceremony being performed by tn,
Rev. Charles E. Perkins IN the pres pres,
fr;nrds of the bride and groom, anc
was followed by large reception, Mis-
Edna Wiscomb, cousin of the bride
was the bridesmaid and James Col
Inns the best man.
The marriage of Estelle Davis anS
, n CLAYTON Hcrrick, of Ely, NevY tool
Mace last evening at $50 o clock a
the the home of the bride 5 mother the; op5, tn,
t Rev Benjamin Young QnGlatans ;5a my ,,ronn Wmi,
r,.cIo nresent. The parlor was beauti