The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-03


There were several weddings of in
terest Tuesday, Among them was that
of Miss Elizabeth Williamson to Frank
Anderson. The ceremony WAS per
formed In the presence OF relatives and
few close friends at $50 clock, at
the home of the brides parents. The
Rev. Mr.. Mcintyre Of the Westminster
Presbyterian church officiated Miss
Williamson was prcttily gowned in
white chiffon over taffeta trimmed in
| Duchess lace and wore a veil that is
family heirloom, caught with orange
| blossoms. She carried shower
| bouquet of bride g roses Her only at
tendant was her sister, Miss Janet Will
lamson, who wore pale green gown
and carried sweet peas. Guy Ander-
son, brother of the bridegroom, acted
as best man Miss Olive Gray played
the Lohengrin wedding march as the
bridal party came in. The house was
prettily decorated in roses, the parlor
stood under an arch of green and white
rosebuds. The hall was in yellow, the
dining room in pink, where Miss Smith.
en-, Miss Lente and Miss Katherine
Williamson assisted. Crimson ramblers
were used in the library, where punch
was served by Miss Evans and Miss
Addoms Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson left
on the late train for an extended East
earn trip. They will be home after
September 10, Her going away gown
was blue, with hat to match.
Miss Helen Santschi snd Freeman
! Bassett were married Tuesday evening
| al the home of the brides parents.
! The ceremony was performed in the
presence of about one hundred and fifty
relatives and friends at $50. DR.,
Paden oficiated. Miss Santschi was
| beautifully dressed in white crepe de
chene over taffetts. and wore a veil
caught with lilies of the valley, and
carried bouquet of brides roses. She
was atteued by Miss Gertrude Camp
bell as bridesmaid, dressed in pink net
over tafieta and carried pink roses.
Lieut. Eugene Santschi, brother of
! the bride, acted as best man. The
/ house was decorated in different flowers,
the parlor in green and white, and the
! bridal party stood under large flag
/ in compliment to the best man, who
| has Just graduated from West Point.
the punch was served by Miss Loda,
Miss Jessen and Miss Bsssetf. The din
ing-room was decorated in purple pan
! sizes and those who assisted there
were: Miss Evans and Miss March, and
during the ceremony Miss LowensteIn
played "Annie Laurie Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Bassett left last evening for short
| trip and will be at home about the mid
die of July. Her going-sway gown was
! grey with hat 10 match.
! Mrs. G.. o. Whittemore, Miss buman
and Miss Whittemore entertained at
| large tea yesterday afternoon. The
| decorations were beautiful, all in Ma
tional colors The house was filed with
| flags and red, white and blue tiowcrs,
! The dining room was draped in rcd,
white and blue crepe paper, which coy
cred the ceiling and hung over the walls
and over the table. which was covered
with a white lace cloth over blue satin,
with 4 large bowl of roses. The library
was in flags and large bunch of red
| roses and white sweet peas and bach,
eIor buttons. Here punch was served
| by Miss Horlick, Miss Edna hIYers OF
| Los Angeles and Miss Leigh White.
more. Those who assisted in the other
rooms were Mrs MarioneauX, Mrs.
Blvth, Mrs. Young and Mrs. Treasure
| Durinp the hours of 3 and about 2oo
I friends called. Mrs, Whittcmore was
prettily gowned in Alice blue and the
! Young ladies' looked especially well IN
pink and white. both carrying sweet
! peas.
Mrs. w p. Kiser entertained at
tea Yesterday afternoon in honor of her
mother, Mrs. Eliza beth Janet Cham
bers The house was beautifully dee
GRATED, the psrlors in pink and white
roses, the library in red, and the dining
room in yellow. A handsome ,ace
! 10th covered the table with bowl of
yellow flowers and broad yellow satin
! ribbons went from the chandler TO
/ the four corners Of the table. Mrs
| Russell Schulder and Mrs, ID. h. tray
poured tea and coffee. Others who as
| sisted were Mrs C. ". Fifcld, Mrs r.
A. Keyscr, Mrs. A D. Keyscr, Mrs. A.
! ID. Cleveland Punch was served on
| the veranda which was arranged WITH
I rugs and easy chairs. by Miss Bess
I IL Mildred Mcmillan bout two