The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20

a wedding Of interest to great
many friends was that last evening of
Miss Evelyn DAILY and Edward Jacob
Roberts. The ceremony WAS performed
At $50 at the home of the bride s
parents of Bishop Scanlan The bride
was beautifully dressed in Paris gown
OF Princess lace. made entrain. trimmed
with rose point lace and silver lace: and
she wore a veil of Brussels net, hand
made, and carried a bouquet of white
roses, tied with white ribbon Her
ornament was a gift of the groom,
She was attended by her sister, Mrs.
i. Roy Brown, as matror of honor, also
dressed in a Paris gown of soft white
satin. trimmed with point lace and dots
of pink and carried pink carnations.
Miss Eudora DAILY was maid Of honor,
and wore pink chiffon, trimmed in pan
velvet and silver lace and carried pink
carnations. The bridesmaids were Miss
Mildred Mcmillan and Miss Mcrce
Edwards, both beautifully dressed in
white silk. with duchess lace and they
carried pink carnations, All of the
gowns were empire.
Little Evelyn and Brownie Brown
were the flower girls. They were dress
cd in white. over pink, with pink bows,
and carried a basket of pink sweet peas.
Promptly at $50 the ribbon bearers,
Morris DAILY and Gertrude Edwards,
both in white, came down the stairs
into tho parlor. making an aisle for
the bridal party, the little flower girls,
the matrop of honor, the maid of hon
or, the bridesmaids. and then the
bride, on the arm of her father. At
the door they were met by Bishop
Scanlon, Mr.. Roberts and his best man.
Mr.. Johnson, from Wonder, New. The
bridal party stood under a wedding bell
of white carnations and smilaX, the
room was decorated entirely in green
and white; the mantle was banked in
white carnations and white rosebuds.
The hall and stairs were festooned with
smilaN; the library was in pink and
white, and the dining room in pink and
green. The table was especially pretty.
covered with large duchess lace piece,
and the entire center was filled with
huge bunch of pink roses and smlla1
from the chandelier 10 the four cor
ners of the table. With large punches
Of the enchantress carnations on the
mantle.
Punch was served in the breakfast
room, which was beautifully decorated
in American beauties. during the even
ing by Miss Bess Mcmillan and Miss
Leila Stinglcy 4 large and brilliant
reception followed the ceremony. Dur
ing the evening tea and coffee was
served by Miss LearY, Miss Chesscman,
Miss Mcintyre and Mrs. Brig Cannon.
As the bridal party came, the Loben-
grin wedding march was played and
during the service the 'Serenade.
Mrs DAILY. the bride S mother, wore
duchess lace over white SILK, ana her
only ornaments were diamonds. Mr..
aud Mrs. Roberts left on the late tram
for an extended trip and Will hc at
home 10 their friends later al Wonder,
New.
over six hundred invitations were IS
sued for the wedding and reception.
Besides the beautiful decorations Tor
tbe house, the ward and veranda were
filed with chairs and rugs ana there
were many cosy corners.
Miss Luela Phillips and Charles +.
Price were quietly married last evening
at clock in the presence OF rcis-
tives and few close friends. Elder
Wiley, .Jr,, officiated, Miss PnlIlips
was attended by Miss Lillian Price as
bridesmaid, and Ernest Crowton acted
as best man. The parlorS Wners lne
bridal party stood were prettlly decor
atcd in green and white. and the dlnlng
room was decorated with American
Aags. 4 large reception 70 ollowed the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Price VIII be
al home 10 their friends after July 10,
at 516 Sixth street.
Miss Mary Mayne and Miss Claire
EIlerbcck entertained at a luncheon yes
fcrday at Miss Mayne 5 home IN honor
of Miss Valentine Murphy. who is to
he married June 20. Covers were lald
for sixteen and tho decorations Ncrc
green and white, the centerplece on the
fable being low bowl u wnItc roses,
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