The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-05

A wedding of interest last evening
was that of Miss Lena Levy and Carl
synagogue at $50. Miss Lew was
beautifully gowned in white lace over
taffeta and carried pink roses. She
was attended by Miss Lowenstein, Miss
Beckman. Miss Pappe, Miss Levy, as
bridesmaids, and Mrs. Davidson, her
sister. rs matron of honor. Little Mol
Levy ring bearer. The church was
beautifully decorated. Miss Levy was
met by Mr.. Friedman and Mr.. Bow
man, the best man, under three large
arches of white carnations and they
stood during the ceremony under a
canopy of pink satin and pink croses.
Following the ceremony wedding sup
per was given at the home Of the
bride IS sister to one hundred guests
The decorations at the house were pink
and white, The ushers at the wedding
were Mr.. Rosenbalt. Mr.. Nalrbow, Mr..
Hoodwin and Mr.. Bernstein. Mr.. and
Mrs. Friedman left on the late train
for the East They will be at home
TO their friends after June 15, at 341
South Fourth East:
Mrs Windsor Rice entertained at
reception at her home yesterday after
the hall being in the all-color nasturti-
ums, the parlor In syringas, large vases
filled with them, and from the chan
deller hung huge basket of sweet
grass which scented the house. In the
library were white carnations and smi-
lex, The dining room was in white
and red large branch of big red cher
ries hung from the chandelier over the
table, and the centcrplece was a low
bowl of white carnations and red cher
ries. Mrs. Bidwell poured tea, and Miss
Rooklidge poured coffee. Punch was
served by Miss Shearman and Miss
Hanauer on the veranda, with sweet
grass and white carnations as decora-
tions On the lawn were a number of
cosy hooks with chairs and rugs. Mrs.
Rice was assisted IN receiving by her
little son and daughter. About 200
friends called between the hours of 3
and 6.
Mrs. T. Bonnemort entertained at
beautiful reception yesterday afternoon
in honor Of her daughter, Mrs. Albrit,
ton. The house was profusely decorated
in roses, the hall in palms and white
roses. the reception room IN pink roses,
the library in yellow roses. and the
dining room in red. The table was
especially pretty. with a large Clnny
lace piece over red satin aud huge
punches of red roses Here punch was
served by Miss Burmester. The refresh
mcpts were served upstairs II the blue
room. where there was a large center
piece of palms and pink roses. Those
who assisted Mrs. Bonncmort were Mrs.
Iuman, Mrs Rivers, Mrs. Dunyon. Mrs.
Chamberlain. Mrs. Burmester and Mrs.
Young. About 200 friends called dur
ing the hours of 3 and 6.
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will be married this evening at tho
bomc Of the brides parents. followed
by a large reception, Miss Holt Will
he attended by her sister, Miss Louise
Holt, as bridesmaid, and Mr.. Culbert
Olson as best man.
Mrs. s. A. McChrystsl and her daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. Parsons,
entertained Monday afternoon IN honor
loved five hundred and prizes were
won by Mrs. Heber Lee and Mrs, Geo.
". Snow.
There viii be the usual midwcek
luncheon at | clock az the Country
club today, followed by a set OF four
somes played by the following; MISS
Fitch, Miss Paine, Miss McGeath, MISS
Judge. Miss Miller, Mrs. lglehart, MIS-
f. e. McGurrin and Mrs. Steiner.
Miss Bessie Hall and Frank E. Dole
Will be married today at the home OF
the bride s father by DR.. Paden. Miss
Hall win be ATTENDED by Miss. Georgia
Savage as maid of honor and Miss
Laura Dole as bridesmaid. Mr.. Roy
Wylaud will act as best man.
Miss Madgo Noble of New Hampton,
Iowa. who has been teaching IN the
public schools Of Burlington. Wash
Inr,on, is visiting with Mrs. II. Warren
Smith, of 412 South Sixth East. Mrs,
Smith will entertain for Miss Noble
this evening.
Mrs. James A. Christensen enter