The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-19

beautifully decorated. At the former
great quantities of pink and white as
ters and dahlias were used, the altar
being fairly massed with the lovely
flowers. Along the chancel rail were
ropes of green ferns and these were
studded with the pink and white clus-
tiers. High vases of the flowers light
ened the banks of green, where numer-
Gus palms and ferns were used in the
entire chancel space. Great gaTiands
of the green studded with the flowers
were festooned around the organ and
banks of the flowers with ferns filled
the window spaces. Great broad satin
ribbons of pink and white were
stretched along the inner sides of the
pews, and punches of the flowers were
fastened to each end. At the home the
same general color scheme was fol-
lowed, the pink and white asters deco
rating everything. The brides gown
was of pure white chiffon cloth, with
a real lace berthe collar and sleeve
garniture. Her long tulle veil was
fastened with an old brooch of her
mothers, and she wore besides this a
diamond pendant, the gift Of the groom.
Her flowers were brides roses, with
clusters of asters forming a shower
which fell the length of her gown. Mrs.
Parks dress was of white chiffon, with
pink flowers embroidered. She car
Tied a shower of pink asters. All the
maids wore gowns of pink and their
flowers were all the pink asters.
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A telegram brought word yesterday
of the marriage of Miss Geneve Horlick
to Henry M. Crowther. the wedding
having taken place yesterday morning
in the little church at Riverside, Cal.
The bride has been in California with
her. of for TI,a
riage of the two young people is not
an unexpected event to their friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Mcdonald
announce the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Katherine, to Nicholas j. Meagher.
The marriage took place yesterday
morning at St. Mary's cathedral, Rev.
Father Ryan officiating. The attend
ants were Miss Ethel Mcdonald, a sis
ter of the bride, and J. F. TObin. Mr.
and Mrs. Meagher left last evening on
the late train for the coast.
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The marriage of Miss c. louise Ell
dredge, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. FL
nathan Eldredge, and John Medley
Johnson took place last evening at 8
o'clock at 1874 H street The ceremony
WIS performed by o. +. Whitney and
was witnessed by only a few close
gown of white ivory satin with Vene-
tan lace trimmings, and carried brides
roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson VIII be
at home to their friends shortly at 1874
H street.
The Saturday night dances at the
Country club have been discontinued
owing to the cool weather, but the table
d'hote dinners will continue. The So
cial committee viii serve tea next Sat
urday afternoon, ard it is possible that
the golf tournament viii begin that
day.
Miss Johanna Zitzman and Malcolm
A. McAllister were married yesterday
morning i'm the temple. After wedding
breakfast to the immediage family Nj.
and Mrs. MeAlhster LETT for an extend
ed wedding trip. They will made their
home in this city.
The marriage Of Miss Eva Richard
son and Wilson Allen Howard Will take
place this morning The wedding Will
be n quiet one, and the young people
will leave impedia7 ely fo- the coast.
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Mrs. WilIiari Al. McL.S5a entertained
yesterday a The second in series of
card parties. some sixteen guests
being present The house was bright
with autumn leaves ard red haw bel
RES, and the autumn cpi)rs were car
ried out in the tallies as Well. Prizes
were won b. Miss Eu'lpra DAILY, Mis- s
Rae Bartch and Ms. AL Cowan.
Miss Geneva Pearl briggs and Owen
w. Halversen were married in the Salt
Lake temple yesterday. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. W.
| briggs of Pleasant Grove. Mr.. Halver-
sen is a member of the firm of Halver-
sen Brothers, Ogden There was re-
ception last evening at the home of the
bride in Ogden.
The marriage of Miss Claire Pratt FL
dredge and Walter Scott Weller will
take place Wednesday, Sept. %; in the
temple, Hugh NJ. Cannon officiating.
Later a reception will be given at the
home of the groom. 236 East Seventh
South street.
The qualifying match in the women s
golf handicap tournament for the Nc
Gurrin cup, which was to have been
played yesterday, is postponed for
! week or SO.
Mrs. E. n. Botsford and her daugh-
ter. Miss Josephine Botsford, expect to
leave shortly for trip of a few weeks
to the northwest.
Miss Wild of Los Angeles, who has
been the guest of Miss Julia Cullen
leaves today for Wellesley TO re-enteI
college.
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| The Cup and Saucer club meets to-
morrow afternoon at the home of Mrs
T. Roy Brown on East Brigham street
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Mrs. S. L. Billings will entertain the
Plate club at her home this afternoon.
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Miss Martha Buboltz and Mrs. James