The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-19
SOCIETY

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One of the largest matrimonial events
Of the season was the wedding last
evening of Miss Beatrice Cheesman and
Lieutenant Robert n. Campbell. Thel
ceremony was performed by Rev. c. E.
Perkins in st. PauPs chapel at $50, and
several hundred friends of the young
people witnessed the marriage. Later
reception was given for the members
of the bridal party and the close rela-
tives of the two young people.
AS the hour set for the nuDtials ar
rived, Mr. Berkhoel at the organ be-
gan the "Lohengrin" wedding march,
and the bridal party entered the church.
First came Lieutenants Mason and
Schultz followed by Lieutenant Donald
Robinson and Wallace Bredemeyer. Inn
mediately after them came William
Campbell, brother of the groom, walk
ing alone, and following him were the
three bridesmaids, Miss Eloise Sadler
Miss Pearl Van Colt and Miss Ger
trude Hanson. each walking alone
came her aunt, Mrs. Roy Walker. the
matron of honor, and she was fol-
lowed by the bride on the arm of her
father. As the party reached the altar
steps, they were met by the groom, the
clergyman and Julian Campbell, the
| brother of the groom, who acted as best
man. When the bridal party assem-
bled and the betrothal service begun,
the music changed to the Evening
Star" from "Tannhauser," which was
| played softly throughout the ceremony.
| As the bride and groom turned from the
altar after the benediction the Men
| delssOhn wedding march was played, to
whose Joyous strains the bridal party
| left the church
| Tho oE44rah voraScnfHH q cDInndiH ric-
lure with its decorations of the nation
al cCIors. Flags and banners of mill
itary character were used on every side,
and the windows were banked with
great Shasta daisies. The same white
! flowers graced the altar and banks of
| palms were used within the chancel.
At the home, quantities of the same
| flowers were used in the drawing room,
and the deep red sweet peas decorated
| the library and the dining room, while
| gay galardias were used in the hall.
/ An immense flag was draped over the
stairway, and palms and ferns and fes-
tOOns of plumOsa decorated the rooms
/ throughout.
| The bridal gown was of cream chif-
fon satin trimmed with some rare old
/ lace worn by the brides mother at her
own wedding. Her veil, also worn by
her mother. was caught with a jeweled
pin and her flowers were brides roses
in a loose shower. All the attendants
were in pale blue chiffon gowns. Mrs.
Walker carried a shower of roses, while
the maids carried red sweet peas. \
number of the relatives assisted at the
reception which followed, and a special
orchestra from Fort Douglas furnished
music. Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell left on
the late train for a short wedding trip
| They will return before the regiment
leaves Fort Douglas for the Preside,
but viii be here only q short time.
Mrs Byron Cummings was the host
ess again yesterday afternoon at de-
lisktful tea for her guest, Mrs. Torild
ArnOldsOn. The rooms were fragrant
with flowers and made delightfully."- cool
for the guests from town, and a thrOng
of friends filed them and the verandas
during the entire afternoon. Great pots
of Shasta daisies were arranged in the
drawing room and galardias decorated
the library. Pink and white sweet
peas were used in the dining room.
Mrs. J. r. Kingsbury and Miss McLau-
RE received with the hostess and the
guest of honor and assisting them were
Miss Emma Cummings, Mrs. j. M.
Dart, Mrs. f. Q. LeatherwoOd, Mrs.
Hauxhurst Mrs J. J. Thomas and Mrs.
Dallas. In the dining room and at the
punch bowl in the library were a bevy
OF young girls assisting. among whom
were Miss Edna Davis, Miss Mae Will
hanson. Miss Eva Thomas, Miss Ada
Hartley Miss Ruth StOrer, Miss Bea-
trice Wilkinson, Miss Edith Kingsbury,
Miss Martha Mccain. Miss label Dun
can and Miss Eva Hamlin.
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Miss Jean OdeH and Miss Kate Groo
have returned from Ely, where they
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Davies.
Mrs. Charles A. Game and her chill
dren have gone to Brighton, where they
are at the hotel for the summer.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Brown have ar
rived from their wedding trip, and are
at home at As, the Bransford.
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Miss Florence Holmes left last even
ing for Los Angeles and Long Beach to-
visit friends.
Mrs. George J. Mclaughlin, who has
spent the past month with her mother,
! Mrs. A. NJ. Walden, left yesterday for
| her home in Rochester, taking with her
! Miss Marian Jones for months visit
| in the east.
Judge and Mrs. o. w. Powers left
Yesterday for Peoria, Ill, to join Roger
| for their automobile trip
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| Dale Park. who is spending the sum-
mer at Pennington, was in town yes
| terday.