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

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Miss Daisy Holt and Claude l.. King
were married Wednesday evening at
7,30 at the home Of the bride s par
ents. The ceremony was performed by
Judge W, Ii King, brother OF the
groom. Miss Holt was gowned in white
over white tafleta, elaborately trimmed,
and tulle veil fashioned with wreath
of orange blossoms, and carried show
er bouquet of white roses and lilies
of the valley. She was attended by
her sister, Miss Louise Holt, as maid
of honor, who was in white over pink
taffeta, carrying pink carnations The
ring-bearer was little Barbara Lowe, in
pink. The bridal party stood in the
parlor under canopy of pink and white
carnations. The ceremony was per-
formed in the presence of about fifty
relatives and friends, and was followed
by large reception. Mr.. Culbert Oh
son acted as best man. The decora~
in pink and white peonies. Punch
was served by Miss Candland and Miss
Daft. The dining room was in Ameri-
can beauty roses and red clabrums.
Miss Shores. Miss Lewis and Miss Ma
bel Holt assisted. Mr.. and Mrs King
left on the late train for Los Angeles,
and they Will be AT home to their
friends after July /. at Rhyolite, New,
where Mr.. King is practicing law.
a wedding of interest last night was
that of Miss Bessie Hall and Frank
f. Dole, which took place at the home
of the bride father. The ceremony
was performed by DR.. Paden at $50,
IN the presence of relatives and friends.
Miss Hall was prettily gowned IN white
satin and carried bride s roses She
was attended by Miss Georgia Savage
and Miss Dole, both daintily dressed in
pink MULE, and carrying pink roses,
The house was profusely decorated in
roses. The dining room in white and
green, where refreshments were served.
The .parlors In pink and green, where
the bridal party stood. Mr.. Roy Wy
land acted as best man. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dole left on the late train for San
Francisco. Her going away gown was
blue with hat 10 match. After the first
Of July they will be at home TO their
friends at 1850 East South Temple.
Miss Noble and Mrs Robinson en-
tertained at pretty reception yester.
day afternoon at the Noble home. The
house was profuselv decorated in roses,
the parolrs in pink and white, the IL
brarY in yellow, and the dining room
In red and blue There were blue satin
bows on each end of the table. with
blue shades in the candelabras, and
Woodward and Mrs. Murrv assisted in
the dining room pouring tea and cot-
fee. Mrs, Worthington and Mrs. Filler
served punch. Others who assisted were
Mrs. George j. Gibson. Mrs. Fifield and
Mrs, Lynch. About 100 guests called
during the hours Of and D.
Miss Myrtle Maberry and Mr.. Louis
H. Kirby of Little Rock were married
the bride s parents, 563 Eleventh East
street. Rev DR.. Helmick Of Tiff NJ, E..
Church officiating, The couple left at
s p. IN. for tour of the South, in
Guiding a visit TO the Jamestown EX-
position. They Will reside at Little
Rock. An elegant wedding supper was
served. Only the immediate relatives
attended the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Oglesbey, Mrs.
Milton Oglesbey and Richard Ogles'
Haute. Ind. for the marriage Of Miss
Esther Schaal and Richard Oglesbey,
ON June 10. Milton OgIesbey, who Is
NOW in Mexico, will meet the party al
Terre Haute.
Mrs. i. r. Houghton Of Boston. a
former resident Of this city. arrived
Monday evening and will remain as the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. G., f. Reilly,
$50 Third East street until after the
wedding of her niece, Miss Gertrude
Reilly.
Another wedding Wednesday was
that of Miss Harriet Young and Nephi
Morris. They were married in the
morning al 10 o'clock in the Temple,
and a luncheon followed TO few close
friends Mr. and Mrs. Morris left at
! o clock for the East, 10 be gone about
six weeks
Mr.. Thompson entertained at the
| Country club Tuesday evening in honor
| Of Miss Kingshury. The table was
| beautifully decorated In pink and W hjte
/ carnations and roses. Covers were laid
/ fer eighteen, and thc guests enjoyed a
/ dance after dinner,
The Daughters of the Confederscy
will meet with Mrs. Kate B, Anderson
at her home on Ninth East and Eighth
South on Friday afternoon at three
o clock. Each member is asked to be
able TO tell something of the life OF
Jefferson Davis.
Mrs c. G. Pmmmer entertained at a
luncheon vest erday at the Country club,
| in honor Of Miss Lucy Gaby, one of the