The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-03

ard E. Stingley TO Joseph ]. Campbell
I me wedding was one of the most beauti-
Iul that has ever taken place in the his
/ torlc old church. The edifice with its
nigh arched roof was lighted comfortably
and made bright with quantities of white
pink roses and numerous palms. The seats
| reserved for relatives were shut off with
huge bows of white satin ribbon and the
altar with its white hangings was deco
rated with tall vases of the gorgeous
! pink flowers.
For long before the hour for the cere-
| mony arrived Arthur Shepherd at the or
gan rendered miscellaneous program of
\ musical selections, among which were
/ many beautiful excerpts from Lohengrin.
As the hour came for the service, the
/ Bridal Chorus" from Lohengrin sounded,
I and TO its strains the bridal party entered
me church and passed up the long aisle.
First came the ushers. Richard E. Sting
] ley, Jr.. Jack Lloyd and S. r. Bodine.
! These were followed by the bridesmaids.
each walking alone, Miss GeOrgeida
Moore, Miss Mary Moore. Miss BeSs Ne
MILAN and following them Miss Mildred
Mcmillan, the maid of honor, preceded the
/ bride and her father. AS they reached
the steps to the ehancel the groom and
his best man. John E. Clark, stood await
ing them with the clergyman. Rev c. E.
Perkins. AS the music changed to the
'Catllena Nuptials' the betrothal service
was read Later as the wedding party
moved forward to the altar the marriage
service ended with the benediction, and
as they turned to leave the church the
"Mendelssohn Wedding March" with its
JOYOUS notes filled the church
From the church the bridal party ac-
companied by a few close friends and the
relatives only went to the home of the
brides uncle, Mr.. NeWhouse, where a re-
/ Ception followed. Here Mr. Newhouse
and the brides parents Joined the bridal
party to receive the guests. The home
was brilliantly lighted and the rooms were
all fragrant with American beauty roses,
of which great vases stood everywhere.
n he u-hG ba wa
served, Miss LOrene Leary poured while
Mrs. Leslie L. Savage. Mrs. R. f. Sting
ley, jr., and Miss Augusta lutte assisted.
The bridal gown was of lace and chiffon
combined with trimmings of pearl beads.
Her long veil of tulle was fastened with
a tiny wreath of orange blossoms and
she carried an immense bouquet of brides
roses and lilies of the valley. All the
attendants wore white lingerie gowns and
the bridesmaids wells were fastened with
pearl pins. which were gifts from the
bride Their flowers were deep red roses,
Of which each carried an immense arm
full Mrs. Stingley wore a handsome gown
of white lace wah diamond ornaments.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell left last evening
for Washington, to be away indefinitely.
They will make their home in Salt Lake.
A pretty home wedding of yesterday
morning was that of Miss Alice Fisher
and Frederic B. Davidson, which took
place at the Fisher home at II o'clock.
Only the very closest friends and rela-
tives were present numbering sixteen in
all. The solemn service of the Roman
Catholic church was read by Rev. Father
d. Kelly, MI. and Mrs. B. NJ. White of
Colorado and Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. JET
fers attending the bride and groom. Fol
lowing the ceremony a wedding break
fast was served. The decorations were
all in pink and green, pink roses with
ferns decorating the table. The bride
wore a white lace gown and carried |
brides roses. Mr. and Mrs. Dawson will /
he OF ba al
Second South street After September ]
they will make their home at $50 East
Fourth South street
Today is 10 be devoted to the cause of
Hymen. despite all the efforts of the
weather man to queer the matrimonial
events of June. Several weddings are 20
be COnsummated, the Sadler-Gllmer one
being the largest event of the day II
will take place in the early evening at /
the Sadler home and will be followed by
a large reception That OF MISS Lillian
Young and Lawrence Mariger takes place
at o'clock in the evening and Will be
quiet home affair. Miss Stella Maud Paul.
daughter of Mt. and Mrs. j. II. Paul and l
William c. Bradford will be married at I
noon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul. |
Miss Hazel Alice Calder and Leslie II. /
Groesbeck will be married at noon and !
an informal reception IN the late after /
noon viii follow.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest A Greenwood en- /
tertaned about thirty of their friends +
last evening at a euchre party AT their /
home in compliment to Mrs. GreenwOOd's !
sister. Mrs. Robert ]. Hendricks OF Salem. ,
ore. who is their guest. Six tables were /
filled with the players and prizes were /
awarded the victors. The rooms were
bright with carnations. while quantities /
of ferns and palms added to the decora- /
tons A number of the more intimate !
friends assisted the host and hostess
- .Lo DUNCAN GIRLS went
out to Lagoon yesterday and spent the
afternoon among them being Dorothy and
Elsa Bamberger. Florence Halloran ana
several more of their schoolIh S-'i ne
despite the wet weather they spent few
hours most pleasantlq.
y
The Alumni association of the Salt Lake
EJieh school will give a party and re-
ception to the graduating class OF 'OS to-
night in the Eaton gymnasium Mem
bers entitled to tickets may OBTAIN thSm
by calling at room l. Hooper III euse
block.
William Ferry, the son of Mr. and Mrs
W Montague Ferry, who has oeen very
in the past two months. IS improving,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ferry hope 10 have him
able to take on a trip for his health with
In the present month
Miss Jessie Home entertained a large
number of her girl friends YESTERDAY art
arnoon at an Informal Kensington for
Miss Florence Grant
Mrs. John E, Bradley has returned after
spending the greater part of the winter
with relatives in Missouri, and is nome
again at the Fifth East hotel.
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Major Charles Morton, who has spent
he past ten days at Douglas, left yester-
lay for Colorado.
Miss Rosemary Glosz will give mu-
;icaIe at the Giosz home this afternoon
rom 8 till o'clock.
Mrs Matthew cullen entertains today
or Miss Florence Grant at luncheon.
Mrs. Bert Bibbins and her baby are
,ack after q visit of some two months
n the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B. Jones are now at
lome at No. II Kensington.
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Captain and Mrs. COnley will entertain
It a hop supper following the hop Friday
evening at Fort Douglas.
Mrs. j NJ. Struck and her little daugh-
er v,iU leave the latter part of the month
or the coast They are at home at 81 b
treet till that time.
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Captain and Mrs Willis Uline Will en-
ertain at bridge this evening.