The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-27

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Wednesday was tho day of weddings.
Among them was that of Miss Georgiaua
Savage to Robert Lambert Fowler. The
ceremony was performed in the presence @
of relatives and friends at the First
/ Presbyterian church. DR.. Paden officiat-
ing. at S:I5, Miss Savage was beauti-
/ flllv gowucd in a white princess made
entrain with a long veil caught with
orange blossoms. Her only ornament
was diamond and pearl brooch, gift
of the groo'h, and she carried shower
bouquet of brides roses She was at.
tended by Miss Pearl Savage as maid
OF honor, dressed in pink silk organdie
over tafteta and carrying pink roses.
Miss Margaret Savage in white over
pink silk, Miss Margaret Dunn and Miss
Gladys Savage in pink aud mule were
the bridesmaids. and they all carried
pink roses. Miss Irene Savage was
little 6ower gnl and wore pink and
Robert Leonard, dressed in white, car
ricd the ring on n Gala lily. The
church was beautifully decorated i'm
palms and rosos; the aisles were rored
with white satin ribbons and on each
seat was a large bunch of white roses.
There were two canopics of white roses
and ferns on each Of the two main aisles
and the pulpit was banked in roses BE.
fore the bridal party entered the church
Mr.. Rowan sang so, Promise Me AS
they entered the church, coming down
the two aislcs. first came Mr. Wyland
and Mr.. Twinning and Miss Dunn and
Miss Savage. then Mr.. Hall and Mr..
Rendel and DIR. Padcu, and then Miss
Margaret Savage alone. followed by
Miss Pearl Savage alone. little Irene
Savage and then the bride on the arm
" Brackcn Time (D. Hardelot) Just as
the party were met by the groom and
his best man, Mr.. O 'Bricn. Mr.. Rowan
sang. Not From the Whole Wide
World | Choose Thee (Rogcrs). Dur
ing the services Mr. Skelton and his
orchestra softly played ''Annic
Laurie They stood under a wedding
bell. After the services a supper was
served 10 the bridal party. The house
was beautifully decorated in roses and
smilaN, the parlor in rcd with a canopy
of roses, the library in pink roses and
the dinine-room in white. The table
was beautifully decorated in white tulle
and smilaX and the staircase was twined
with syringas and smilax. Mr. and Mrs.
Fowler left on the late train for tho
Fast Her going away gown was
brown, with hat 10 match. They viii
be- al home 80 their friends after Au
N">' ~ 1>H"'n'
Miss AIthca Farr and Isaac Russell
of Ogden were married here Wcdnes-
day in the Temple 4 luncheon fol.
lowed TO the bridal party at the home
of Mrs G. S Burton. and in the even
ing Il large reception was given at the
homo Of the bride s uarents in Ogden.
Pink and green were the decorations
for the luncheon. and at the reception
fT1I
and groou and the dining room in white
roses. Miss Farr was beautifully gowned
in = Princess Shelma suit, with hat
TO match. and was attended by Miss
Bingham and Miss Scowcroft Samuol
Russell acted a. best man. Mr.. and
Ms. Russell loft on the late train for
california and win l." ~ home after
the FIRST Of So.
Another wedding We, ,t.rday was that
OF Miss Helena NJ. Walsh - Joseph
A. Williams. They were marrlej IN the
Temple at noon. Miss Walsh WAS
dressed in white and carried white
roses. 4 reception followed IN the even
ing at the home of tho brides SISTER
Mrs. Webb. The house was pr"ttliy
decorated in roses and the dining table
in pink and white sweet peas. Mr.. and
Mrs, Williams will be aC Lone 10 their
( ricpds after the 18th of july at IL
Third svrnuc- 4
Miss Arsmi,a Hoorcr ard Rich Por'
ter were married in the Temple at noon
Wednesday. A barge reception followed
al tho home Of the brides parents
MISC Hooper was prcttily gowncd IN
whit, silk and carried white roses.
Tho house was decorated in roses, the
par,or in pink and green ard ne din,
room n red and white. Mr. aHH
Nc Porter left on the late train f0r
.Ec East. JieT CrinG-awoy gown WIS
irown silk, with hal TO match.
N;eg Mabel Hewlett aud Guy Wilson
were married Wednesday at noon III
the Temple. The ceremony was toll
lowed bv a luncheon FOR the families |
at ,it home Of the bride 5 parents The |
decorations we're in pink roses. MISS
Hewlett was prettily dressed IN Wnlt%
After July l0tb Mr.. and Mrs. wilson
will he at home 10 their friends at 10 |
South Second East.
Mrs r. t.. Patterson entertained for |
her daughter, Mrs. J., Manning OF al
forpin, AZ dinner Tuesday evening me
were in roses, with roses /
al euch pIace. Covers were laid for !
Mrs Manning. Mrs. II. Y, Pease, Mrs.
+ Curtis. Mrs, Drummond, Mrs; a.
Carter. Mrs. Lee Chamberlain, ana MTs' /
j.. Rcdoll.
Miss Myrle +. Margetts and Albert |
G. Gundrv were married wednesday
eyoninp AT the home of the bride
parcrrs. The ceremony was Witnesses
Miss Nj Mar Margetts was attended by her sis.
Ter Miss Catherine Margetts, and Bert
i. stanlev acted as best man. Mr.,
and Mrs. Gundry left on the late tram
for California.
Miss I,ottie Griggs and Thomas Var
lev Ysrc also married in the Temple |
She was dressed in pale
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