The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31


tans at cards this afternoon In honor OF
Mrs p J. Mccormick and Miss Byrd
McClain OF San Francisco
ST. Paurs church was the scene OF
brilliant military wedding last evening.
the bride being Miss Sara Reid Park and
the groom Lieut.. Royden Beebee of the
Twenty-ninth infantry. The church was
4 blaze Of color From the walls to the
right and left Of the chancel two Inn
mcnse American flags were festooncd
so rs to form a background in the chan
eel The altar rails were festooncd
with evergreen and smilaX, white car
nations being scattered along the rails.
The tall brass vases were filled with
clusters of white carnations and ferns. be-
tween the windows were draped tlagS ana
the regimcntal colors from the WIN
dows TO the electrobers were lestoonS
OF eyergreens An orchestra from the
post was stationed left Of the chancel
Preceding the bridal party came -FOUR
sergcants bearing the guidons OF the regl-
mcnt As they reached the chanccl
tho strains of the Lohengrin wedding
march were heard the bridal party
entered. First came the ushers, Lieut.
Paul Galleher and Robert Park, nnd
they were met at the altar ny ISF.
Charles T.. Perkins. the groom and best
man, Lieut.. r. S, Rifenerck. Following
the ushers came the two bridesmaids,
Miss Claire Soule of Los Angeles. who
wore dainty gowns of white net over niie
green tafteta. and carried bouquets OF
pink La France roses; in their halr were
Nreaths OF pink rose buds. Miss Mabel
Baum OF Denver. the maid OF honor.
preceded the bride. Shs also was gowned
I'm green and white and carried shower
of marGuerites, and wore I'm her hair
a garland of the same flowers The
bride followed on the arm Of her
brother Hugh Park, and very beautiful
did she look I'm gown OF white satin,
made princess. with yoke and elbow
sleeves of Irish point lace, Her long tulle
veil was caught with sprays OF Cali
fornia orange blossoms and her bouquet
was shower of the brides roses. As the
ceremony was concluded the orchestra
played Mendelssohn's wedding march.
and as the guests left the church
The Flower Song from Faust.
Earlier in the evening The Shepherd
Boy" and Schuberts sercnade were givcn
by the orchestra.
The members OF the wedding party
were entertained at an informal supper
at the home of the brides mother, Mrs
Hugh Park. The table was Strcwn with
pink carnations and plumosa, cluster
OF pink roses forming the centerplece
Red and white were the colors used about
the house. tall vases OF the carnations
being combined with smiaN. Beside the
members OF the bridal party covers were
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcmahon.
Mrs. Hugh Park and Miss Emily Cloves
The bride Is numbered among the beauti-
full and accomplished members of the
younger set and a graduate Of Stanford
Lieut.. Bccbec is one of the most popular
of the younger officers at the garrison.
Many friends are Interested In a quiet
wedding which took place in this city last
evening, when Miss Maud McEVoy. the
charming daughter of Thomas Mccoy. be-
came the bride OF Albert +, Mnrgetts
The ceremony was performed by Bishop
Charles Margetts I'm the presence OF the
l.rf.N
Following the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
MarSettS received their friends informally
At the home OF the brides father on East
Seventh South street. Both the young
here, where they have lived all their lives,
and viii have the Sincerest good wishes
of q host OF friends. They Will be at
home after February IL at 80 North Sec
ond West street
Mrs John b. Cosgrff was the hostess
of a beautifully appointed violet luncheon
yesterday afternoon In honor OF Miss
Eugenia Miller of Fresno. Cal, and
Miss May Kervin. a heart OF violots
formed the centerpiecc, with trails OF
plumosa extending to the corners OF the
table. Clusters of violets We're found at
each place us favors. and the artistic
place cards furthered the violet Idea. Be
side the guests OF honor covers We're laid
for nineteen. Mrs. Cosgriff was assisted
In entertaining her guests by Miss Cos
grin. Mrs. Edward McGurrln gave
number of selections on the harp and
Miss Eugenia Miller sang several solos,
Mrs NJ. II. Kervin will entertain at a
luncheon at the Emery Holmes on Thurs
day afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs D. Moore Lindsay Will
give n stall party during the engagement
Of the Savage Opera company
Mrs Emma Mooney leaves tomorrow
for an extended visit with relatives and
friends In Texas,
informally this afternoon and evening, us
Is their custom on the last Wednesday
Of each month.
Miss Marie Luce leaves this morning
for San Francisco. where she Will visit
with friends for month.
Mrs. William P O'Meara has Ms her
guests Mrs. p. ]. Mccormick OF San
Francisco and Miss Byrd McLain.
James NJ Grover and party of Los
Angeles. who have been In the city for
several days. LEFT for their home last
evening.
II a Gallagher left for Los Angeles
last evening, 10 be away several weeks.
Mrs. Z. Bonnemort entertained the
Ladies Aid society of the lin Methodist
church at reception last evening at her
home. Members Of the society acted as q
receiving committee.
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