The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-13


\ wedding of interest to a great
many friends was that last evening of
Miss Beatrice O'Connor and William
formed AZ 9 clock at St Paul S cathc-
dral IN the presence Of relatives and
close friends Rev. Charles Il. Perkins
o1ciated. Miss . 'Connor was beauti7
fully gowncd in white silk tissue oven
taffeta trimmed with Blanc lace; lace
bertha and valencicnnes lace yoke with
long train. Her veil was family heir
loom OF old Venetian rose point lace.
and she wore a necklace that her mother
wore AT her wedding, of topaz, anne
thysts and aquamarles, and carried a
bouquet OF bride s roses with a shower
of sweet peas and plumosa tied with
white tulle. She was attended by Mrs
Robert W. Glendcnping as matron of
honor gowncd in Honoton lace and net
robe over sea green chiffon and taffeta,
with p wreath of leaves and pink roses
in her hair, and carried an armful Of
pale pink roses tied with tulle. Miss
Rose Howard was the bridesmaid. and
wore white silk MULE, howered in vel
low roses over yellow and trimmed with
yellow shaded ribbons with wide girde.
She carried yellow roses and wore
wreath of yellow roses in her hair Be
fore the ceremony Mr.. Bcrkhoel, the
orgunist, played several beautiful pieces.
Promptly at 9 o'clock Lohengrin was
played as the bridal party came down
the aisle. headed by the ushers, Mr..
Karl Scheld and Mr. NJ. J, Brines, fol
lowed by the bridesmaids, then the
matron of honor and then the bride
they were met by Mr.. McCrea and his
best man, Mr. Rowlan w. Dole Of Los
Angeles. who was married Tuesday
evening, and there the bctrothal sery-
ice was read while Mr., Berkhoel softly
played the Spring Song. AT the altar
the marriage service was read. Men
delssohn was played while the bridal
purity came out and went directly to
the home Of the bride s parents. where
supper was served. The place cards
were Cupids and the decorations were
in pink. The church decorations were
very pretty, the hanglngs were all IN
white and the brass vases at the altar
were filed with large white Marguerites
and plumosa The decorations Of the
church were all in pink roses and the
windows were filed with pink wild
roses. The parlors Of her home were
in yellow roses and yellow mustard
Mr.. and Mrs McCrea left on the late
train for the Northwest, to be gone a
month. Her going away gown was blue,
with hat 10 match.
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took place last evening, was the we'd
ding of Miss Beatrice Davis and Or.
Franklin n. Raley. The ceremony was
performed at clock by DR.. y Ioung
in the presence of relatives and close
friends Miss Davis was beautfully
gowned in white satin trimmed with
princess lace, with a tuIle veil fash
ioucd with wreath Of lilies OF the
valley Her only ornament was dia-
mond brooch a gift of the groom she
carried a shower bouquet OF roses and
lilies Of the valley and was attended by
her sister, Mrs 4. s Peters, as matron
of honor. who was attrcd III her wed
ding dress Of white crepe dc chene anu
carried pink roses. Miss Helene CrltHer
was bridesmaid, and wore white silk
mule over pink silk and carried bride $
roses. Miss Stella Davis, the bride 5
niece. plaved the wedding march as inc
bridal partv came in. the bride on the
arm of her brother, Mr.. Fred l.. DAVIS
They wero met IN the library ny III;
Raley and his best man, Mr.. Howard
Raley of Denver During the ceremony
tLev stood under canopy Of plumosa
and white roses. 4 large reception fol
loved from $40 to 1880. The house
was beautifully decorated, the parlors
in pink roses and sweet peas and the
dining room in pink peonles and PINK
roses. SmilaX and plumosa were draped
from the cnanpelltI " t"I ~,
ncrs Of tho table. The refreshments
were also in pink and white Those
who assisted in the dining room were
Mrs Post MISS Mary Maync, MISS Bcs'
sic Critacr, Miss Lucy Hitch and INC
Misses Morchcad. Punch was serseu
in inc library During the, ceremony
Miss stella Davis played :! Annie Lau-
RE - and while the reception lasted
string ouartcttc played in the hall, ~,
lie Dorothy Critzer assisted IN opening
the doors Dr. and Mrs. kaIey WI
bc at home 10 their friends Tor 'he
summer al 420 East Third South
Mrs. c. H. Lashbrook entertained az
beautiful appointed luncheon a, the
Brausford Wednesday, followed by
box party nj the Orpheum, The de-
corations were especially pretty, There
was one large table with two Batten'
| berg covers going across over red sat,h;
/ and in the center was lace piece ana
! a large basket OF red roses, and rose r:
petals dropped over the cover, Inc
place cards were hand painted roses, 9.
and covers were laid for Mrs Glen
! Miller Mrs. George Savage, Mrs, r. :.