The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-13

social event which has long been of
"iu'n interest took place last evening
W,,in ine nome of Mr.. and Mrs. II. g. Nc
| ph, "hen Miss Leta Mcmillan and
raymond s. Mason of San Francisco
"ie married by Rev. w. NJ. Paden. pas
NJ or the First Presbyterian church.
| ~ ~ hcmillan was maid OF honor
~ her sister and Miss Mildren Mcmillan
Younger sister, and Miss Leila Trent
VI sun francisco. formerly OF Salt Lake
we're bridesmaids G. R. WEYMOUTH also
ol San francisco, oflciaied as best man
Win Gordon Mcmillan as one of the
ss;o me ribbon bearers were
MISS Norine Thompson and Miss Aline
mcmillan, and the ribbon bearer. little
Dorothy Adams, niece OF the bride Tho
meuuing TOOK place promptly ar Q
CLOCK, when the 500 guests invited TO
one reception were present. The groom
anu attendants awaited the bride In the
parlor. under a heavy canopy OF plumosa
and white astes. from which fell 81
sho"er OF sweet peas and plumosa
! everywhere the room was green with
PAINS and ferns and pumosa. with here
ana there touches OF white from vases
OF Japanese lilies. The bridal party do
scended the stairway as the orchestra
hidden behind bank Of palms in the
hai! began 10 play. The little flower
| girls with their baskets, and the little
| ring bearer, In dainty white frocks with
DIG PINK bows. came first; the maid OF
| honor and bridesmaids In pink radium
SILK over pink silk. carrying pink roses.
came next, and then. leaning on the arm
OF her father. came the bride herself
beautiful In gown of chiffon over
! SATIN trimmed with rose point lace A
real lace bridal veil, an heirloom Of her
tamily. was caught UP in her hair with a
diamond sunburst d gift OF the groom
hD ,o1 k-tI a.
OF lilies Of the valley. After the cere-
| mony, without any leavetakings or ar
rivals. the reception began. at which
Mrs Adams and the sisters OF the bride
assisted The other rooms. beside the
parlor were beautifully decorated-the
dining-room with pink Japanese lilies
| set In tall vase on the tables where
pink ribbons festooned each corner: the
! drawing room In American Beauties and
| the back parlor In palms and ferns and
white asters. The. one touch OF color In
the front parlor. and therefore espec-
tally conspicuous by contrast was a
| basket Of pink roses. hung from over the
| door through which the procession en-
tered
| The bride. Miss Leta Mcmillan. was
! graduated from National Park seminary,
Washington. u. c. On her return, some
| five years ago. she made her debut in
Salt Lake society. and since then has
tiful society leaders. Mr., Mason is a
prominent electrical engineer OF Califor-
! MIA. Formerly he was identified with the
| Westinghouse Electrical and Manufac-
turing company and later with Claus
Spreckels Electric Lighting and Power
system OF San Francisco. His recent
work has been in the development of the
electrical features OF the Huntington sys-
tenn OF electric railroads and power
plants. The bridal couple left after the
reception, supposedly for California. al
! though no one knows their destination, IL
being whim Of Mr., and Mrs. Mason to
preserve a strict air of mystery on the
subject, They have not yet decided. as
we'll, where they Will make their home
! in California or Salt Lake. In either
place they will find many warm friends
TO receive them after their trip.
pretty wedding that took place last
evening was that OF Miss Mamie Hines
and CLAYTON l. Thatcher. at the home OF
the brides parents. MIR. and Mrs. F, L.
Hines, on d street, at Z o'clock. The
ceremony was performed by Judge
George Armstrong and was witnessed by
only the immediate family, a reception
being given later for the couples friends.
The parlor was decorated with palms and
white asters and plumosa, while the
dining room was made attractive with
red gladiolas. unique idea was carried
out Ia the library, decked as IT was with
American flags and sunhowers. Punch
was served here by Miss Ruby Lam
bourne and Miss Cora Little, The bride
and groom were unattended except by
The formers niece, Miss Vera Hines, as
flower girl. At the reception Mr.. and
Mrs Hines were assisted In receiving by
Mrs. hatcher. The younger assistants
we're Mrs, Frank T. Hines. Miss Della
Hines. Miss CIarice Thatcher. Miss Car
ma Thatcher, Miss Mamie Vier and Miss
Lillian James. The dress OF the bride
was a princess embroidered in pleco
and trimmed with valenciennes lace and
the bouquet. white roses. The couple
went Immediately TO their home AT $50
sixth street, where they will be glad TO
see their friends after October ].
The marriage OF Miss Myra Sowles and
Griflth H. Roberts OF Denver was per-
formed last evening by Rev DR.. j. B.
McCuish OF Leadville, al the home OF
/ Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. n. Sowles Melvin
Sovles of1ciatea az best man and Clara