The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-25
SOCIETY

beautiful homo wedding the last
evening at tho home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Cosgriff on East South Temple street when
Miss Elizabeth Cosgrin became the bride OF
william Edward Fife. Tho ceremony Of the
Roman Catholic church used. Bishop
Lawrence Scanlan officiating. AZ the strains
OF the Lohengrln wedding chorus were sound-
ed. the bridal porty descended the stairs.
First came the ushers. J. F.. CosRrin and
Harvey Sherman. The groom md his best
man. Frank w Cantwell. awaited tho party
in tho drawing room The bridesmaids fol-
lowed IN single hle. Miss Lillian Fitch pre-
ccding Her gown WAS OF crimson crepe de
Paris, made princess and she carried an arm
ful OF roses Miss Lnura Sherman. Miss Eu
genle Miller of Fresno. Cal and Miss Ger
trude McGrnth followed. They gowne1
In crimson frccks OF crepe low ncck with
short sleeves. and suede gloves of tho sam
at the waist tho skirts being full with
trains. The little flower girl, Ellen Cosgrin.
preceded the bride. carrying red basket hled
with roses. She wore French hand-embrold-
cred gown Of white with rcd sash. and slip
pers OF the same tint The bride followed on
the arm Of her brother. T, A Cosgrifr. Her
gown exquisite creation OF Brussels
net. and rose point lace. made in the
were OF lace. veil falling to tho hem OF her
gown Tho veil caught back with
cluster OF lilies OF tho valley Rnd brides
buds Tho only ornament worn by the bride
wsP broach OF diamonds. her bouquet being
shower Of brides roscs and lilies Of the
valley Tho drawing room was In red and
green, curtain being formed Of smilax stud
ded with carnations in one corner OF tho room.
Broad ribbons OF rcd ana white held the
curtains back ono side. Within tho bower
We're suspended white and red bells. palms
forming n scmi-cIrcle nt tho base. From tho
corner Of the room TO the chandelier were
Garlends OF plumosa ano smilaS. tall jar
dlnerss OF American beauties being arranged
in the, corner Of tho room. The living-room
was also In red carnations and the be
ing used in profusion The library was In
heliotropc Low bowls OF yocts and plumosa
wero effectively used on the mantelshelf and
bookcases- The chandeliers were garlandcd
with plumosa and studded with viocts. The
dining-room IN white and crimson. A tall
vase of BRIDES roses formed tho centerpiece
board The bowling alleys downstairs were
used as n dinins-room. on the floors we're a
ing arranged Tor the guests The bridal
table to the right OF the center Tho
walls we're artisticolly festooned with crlmoon,
the lights being shaded with tho same color
FestoonS OF green extended from the corners
OF the room 10 the center. Tho table used
by tho bridal party was gay with cantnabra
shaded In red and huge cluster or roses In
the center OF the table single brass candle
stick, shaded In tho prevailing color. with
mound of carnations. used tho small
Ter tables. Mrs. George Jay Gibson and Mrs
William Rose served punch In tho dining
room Mrs. James r Cosgrifr. Miss Cossrin
and the Misses Pearl and Georgia Savage as
sisted In receiving the guests Mrs. Cosgri6
wore n beautiful gown OF white embroidered
net over tnrfeta with yoke and pun sleeves Of
lace. 4 rainbow girde formed OF chiffon
Miss Casgrn wore a handsome gown made
princess OF white, satin, with trimmings OF
rcal lace Chrietcnsen's orchestra WAS sta
toned behind screen OF palms in tho hall
and furnished delightful musical programme
during the evening SfT. and Mrs Fife left
the lato train for the coast where they cX-
pcct to spend couple of weeka, but VIII
mike their future home in this city. The
brides travelling gown OF gray with
trimmings Of blue with hot to match.
Mrs John c DAILY the hostess Of an In
formal luncheon yesterday afternoon. given
in honor of Mrs. A II. Gardiner of Wyoming
Tho tables We're prettily decorated with red
carnations. Covers were hid for tho follow
Ing matrons: Mrs W. f. Howard, Mrs. T.
Roy Brown. Mrs. W H Bintz, Mrs Charles
McMahan, Mrs, w. III. Folland.
on Monday at the Commercial club in honor
and the bridal party
Mrs. Samuel n. Sturgis Will entertain Mt
tea at the Post on Thursday afternoon, Febru-
AIRY
Mr and Mrs. Ferdinand j Fabian have
turned from Boston. where they have been
visiting with Miss Stella Fabian at the Frank
lin school, and Harold Fabian at Yale.
Miss Carrie Sapplngton entertuins at dinner
this evening In honor OF Miss Sara Rcid-Pnrk
and Lieut. Bcebac