The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19

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| NINGS will entertain informally at
| dinner on Saturday evening in honor
| OF Bishop Spaldng.
pretty home wedding was. the
one soleinnized at the home OF MI.
and Mrs, Rulon 8, wells ,sis iast daNeh eNeh-
ter Josephine to Douglass II. Monatt
took place. The ceremony was per
formed at 7:$o o'clock by Bishop h Urs1h ION
formal reception The bride wore a
beautiful gown of hand-embroidered
batlste elaboretely trimmed with val
ried shower of brides roses ,, Miss s
Elizabeth Wells was the bridesmaid and
wore dainty gown OF "hl.e teS uot!eS
swiss. with pink ribbons, ana s.anSi eart1eu
pink carnations The groom was attend
ed by Dale Moffatt as best man. Inc Ine
parlors and library were DAINTY Win
quantities of Easter lilies, the large DOW
window In front Of which inc ceremony
was performed being banked with the
lilies and potted plants. About the room
were many bowls of white flowers ana
potted ferns The living room was
bright with dafodils, the flowers being
used in profusion In low bowls. effective
ly combined with maidenhair terms nc
dningroom was in pink low BED oil
La France roses forming the C"n'erplccS.
with a silver Candelabra Shadeu IN PINK
on either side broad pink Satin r,bbonS
extending TO the corners OF the table
The hall was effectively decorated WIN
yiolets. while palms were banked In the
corners Assisting in receiving were
Mr.. and Mrs Rulon 5 Wells MT ana
Mrs. Moffatt Miss Edith kinGsonry MIS-
II C Whitney, Mrs. George B. Thatcher.
Miss Vivian Little and Miss Aine Crls-
mon. Mr.. and Mrs. Mofatt left on the
late train for Seattle and vancouver
where they Will make their future home.
Tho travelling gown worn by the bride
was OF gray bolero suit with pale
blue hat.
Mrs Charles Spencer Mann Of Los An
! geles was the guest of honor at large
card affair given AT the Kenyon yester
| day afternoon by Mrs. Don Porter and
Mrs. Sam Porter. The red parlor was
used for the occasion and was beautifully
decorated with scarlet and yellow tulips
and lilies OF the valley, Red carnations
Tho talltes and score cards were hand
decorated with yellow dafIodilS and niles
OF the valley Five hundred was the
game. the prizes being awarded to Mrs;
Edward Palmer. Mrs. George Dern and
Mrs. John Cosgriff
These guests were present: Mrs. Flags. Mrs
Thomas Mrs Mason; Mrs, Alexander' Mrs.
Dick Mrs. Buckingham Mrs Rob Brown.
Miss Hall Mrs. Cosgrif Mrs. Wh"rry, Mrs.
Murray. Mrs. Fife. Mrs onderdonk, Mrs.
Dern, Mrs. Bothwell. Mrs Timmons' MIS-
Dale, Mrs Bransford. Mrs Witcher. Mrs
d
vcy, Mrs. Mcintyre. Mn. Roy Brown Mrs
Perry Sadler. Mrs William Walker. Mrs. Nor-
bryck, Mrs Keyscr. Mts Savage. Miss P,
Savage.
The marriage OF Miss Grace Radcliffe
and Clifton $. Young took place last
evening at tho homo cf--tne bride
mother, Rev. Elmer J. Goshen off1ciat-
Ing. The parlor was prettily decorated
with Easter lilies and white marguerltcs
the color scheme being green and white
ct an n
ed n large wedding bell o, white flowers
under which the bride and groom stood
Easter lilies were used I'm profusion about
the rooms In tall vases while the win
dows were banked with blooming plants
The dinng-room was entirely I'm red
carnations forming the ccntcrpieCe. with
loose flowers scattered over the cloth.
Trails of SmilaN extended TO the corners
OF the table where were arranged vases
of the deep red carnations Assisting In
the diniug-room We're Miss Adelne
Wright Of Idaho Falls, Miss Godic
Sells OF ogden. Miss Laura Mathis.
Miss Nina Rogers. Miss Clara Deigh-
ton, Mieses Golfer and Adelaide Golfer,
Miss Eva Snow, Mrs F. Wright of
Miss Hazel Snyder. Mrs. L. c. Miller
presided at the piano and played the we'd
ding chorus from Lohengrin as the we'd
ding party entered and played during
the ceremony. The bridesmaids were Miss
Theresa Radcliffe and Miss Martha Coal
ter who wore dainty white gowns Of en-
DrOtdercd SWISS ana carried bouquets OF
Shasta daisies. Miss Marjorie MUlvey
was the maid of honor. and wore pink
| silk with trimmings of lace. and carried
pink carnations. Little Katherine Siade
| was the ring bearer. and carried the ring
| in u basket OF flowers The bride entered
| on the arm of her brother John Harold
Radcliffe. and was Gowned in handsome
| bolcro suit Of white serge trimmed with
braid and lace. Her hat was of white
! duchess satin trimmed with ostrich
! plumes and she, carried a shower OF
| by Nate Young as best man. After May
| ] Mr. and Mrs Young Will be at home to
their friends at 40 Delmar avenue.
The marriage of Miss Polly WakelIne
and Percy Vaughn Nelson was solemnzed
! last evening at St Marks Cathedral at
| O'Clock Rev Alfred Brown of ogden Of
! heating The wedding was quiet one
| and was witnessed by only the relatives
| and few close friends of the bride and
| groom, The church was beautiful with
| the Easter decorations. the chancel being
| prettily arranged with sprays of Easter
| lilies, while the windows were filled with
| Gala lilies and ferns. The bride was
! gowned In q handsome white broadCloth
| suit with a large white hat trimmed with
| ostrich plumes. and carried Jacquet roses
| There were no attendants. Following the
ceremony an informal supper was served
Schulder. TO which about twenty-five
| friends were bidden The rooms were ar
| tstically decorated with Easter lilies and
] roses, MI ana MIS- hOlSpn VIII SpenC
| their honeymoon In Los Angeles. and or
| their return will make their home in
| Bingham
Mrs. Ferdinand Fabian vas the hostess
OF delightful bridge tea Yesterday after
| noon. The rooms were bright with a pro-
| fusion OF yellow daftods six tables be-
| ing nlled with the players At the close
| OF the afternoon prizes were awarded to
| Mrs, T, Beattie, Mrs. f. A, Wall and
| Mrs, Ahmad.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. w. Kingsley of Ana
| conda were guests in the city Yesterday
| on their way to Los Angeles. where they
| expect to spend several weeks
! w. j Patton has gone to Los Angeles
| for a brief stay.
S. V, Dcrrah left last evening for south
| ern California.
Mrs. ". B. Sprague entertained a dozcr
| friends very informally at n Konsingtor
| yesterday afternoon.
Weather Model Variety.