The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-04

nc ceremony took place at : O'Clock.
the Rev. Elmer 1. Goshen reading the
marriage service in the presence of only
the FAMILY and the most Intimate friends.
AS the hour for the service arrived. AN
orchestra began the "LOhengrin" we'd
ding march, and to its strains the bridal
party entered the drawing room First
came The two bridesmaids Miss Pearl
van Colt and Miss Florence Kimball
descending the stairway and advancing
10 the bower in the corner of the draw
ing room, where the groom. his best
man, Ernest Sadler, and the minister,
awaited them. Next came the two ma
irons of honor. Mis-. June Sadler Donnell
ana Mrs Leslie L. Savage. and immedi-
ately after came the bride, She was met
az the entrance tC the library by her
rather, Henry Sadler, and together they
proceeded 10 the place for the ceremony.
As the service began the music changed
TO "fraumerei" which continued till the
last word of the benediction, when the
Mendelssohn wedding march was played.
shortly after the other guests began 10
arrive, and for several hours, the beauti-
ful home of the Sadlers was a scene CT
gayety- With the bridal party receiving
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Sadler and
Mrs. Mary r. Gilmer. the mother of the
groom. Serving punch in the dining
room were Miss Minette Baer. Miss LO-
rene Leary and Miss Mildred Mcmillan
While Miss Bess Mcmillan and Miss Mary
Moore poured in the dining room The
house was like a garden with the fra
GRANGE of June flowers. AT the back of
the bridal party was blanket of syringas
and ferns, and tall vases of white roses
graced the room. Pink roses and pink
daisies decorated the dining room and
deep red peonies the library An orches-
ira stationed behind a screen of palms
furnished both the music for the wedding
and miscellaneous program through the
evening.
The brides gown was of princess lace
over white satin 1t was made in empire
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veil of tulle fell the full length of her
gown and was fastened with a pearl pin.
She carried shower of brides roses fall
ing over her arm. Both the matrOns of
honor wore white lace gowns over pink
silk and both carried shower bouquets of
La France roses. The two maids We're
dressed IN lingerie gowns and carried pink
sweet peas. Mrs. Sadler wore handsome
gown of white lace over taffeta, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilmer left last evening for Portland
and the northwest TO be away indefi-
nitely.
Miss Rosemary GlOsz entertained a large
company of guests yesterday afternoon
at musicale at the GlOsz home on h
street The rooms were decorated with
roses and jasmine, the dining room being
especially effective with its masses of
yellow roses. The table held a wrought
iron candeiabrum with red lights for q
centerpiece. and banks of the roses were
used around. The company was mostly
ladies, but few men were present. Miss
GlOsZ played her own accomplishments
and rendered an exquisite program.
The marriage Of Miss Stella Maud Paul
and William q. Bradford. which took
place yesterday at high noon i'm the tenn
pie. was followed last evening by recep--
ton 10 about one hundred friends and
relatives at the Paul home. The bride
was attended by Miss Maud Baxter and
Miss Elizabeth Cannon. and they to-
guests. Assisting them We're six of the in
innate friends of the bride. the Misses
Lyle and Beth Bradford, Lucille and Maud
Paul. Jane WalkingshaW and Marge Nee
ley The bride wore a dainty gown ot
net with trimmings of baby Irish lace,
and carried a shower of brides roses.
Both the maids were dressed in pale blue
and carried red roses. Nhe home was
bright with the season flowers. and some
music was enjoyed during the evening.
quiet home wedding of last evening
was that of Miss Lillian Young and Law
renee Stewart Mariger. which took place
at 8 o'clock at the home of the brides
the brides father. Royal B. Young, and
only the relatives and a few very close
friends witnessed the. event. The bride
wore d white gown of ChantillY lace over
ivory silk and carried a shower of brides
roses Mr.. and Mrs Mariger left last
evening for the coast. On their return
they vii! be at home al No. 10 KensingtOn
apartments.
Dr.. and Mrs Walter r. Pike of St.
George announce the engagement of their
daughter Hattie to Robert 5. Oliver Of
Escanaba, Mich. The marriage will take
engineer and is manager of the Utah Apex
mine Of Bingham.
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Mrs Morton. wife of Major Charles
Morton, did not leave when the major left
on Tuesday. but is still at the Knutsford
Mrs. Morton has many friends here who
knew her when they were stationed at
Fort Douglas some twenty years ago.
with the Sixth infantry. She leaves to-
morrow to join Major Morton in Denver
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest A Greenwood
entertained again last evening at euchre
in compliment to their guest. Mrs. ROB
ert j. Hendricks Six tables were played
and the hostess was assisted by Mrs. f.
T. Harvey. The rooms were all decorated
with roses. red throughout the parlors
and yellow in the dining room.
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Mrs. Matthew Cullen entertained about
eighteen young girls yesterday afternoon
at a KensingtOn for Miss Florence Grant.
After a few hours spent hemming napkins
for the bride, a game of bridge was en-
iOyed and a tea followed at which Mrs.
Fred Leonard and Miss Julia Cullen as
SiSlCu the AlOSANSH-
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The midweek luncheon at the Country
club was rather sparsely attended, only
two people going out for the affair. The
afternoon drew a few more, however, and
in spite of all the storms, the place was
as attractive as il could well be at this
time Of year.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. DAILY and Miss
Esteile Clinton entertained seven tables
at bridge last evening in compliment 10
Miss Florence Grant The Clinton home
where the party took place, was decorated
with pink and white sweet peas. and the
thirty odd guests passed a few hours
most delightfully."-.
Miss Julia Alleman of Springville and
George n. Child of Lehi were married yes
terday at noon in the Salt Lake temple,
and left yesterday afternoon on a wedding
trip. They will make their home in Lehi.
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Mrs Hubbard w Reed entertains today
at a luncheon for twenty of her friends
at the Alta club.
Mrs David Keith entertained a few
friends informally at bridge yesterday
afternoon.
Lieutenant Reese of Fort Douglas left
yesterday for Fort Sheridan to take part
in the national shoot.
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Mrs. James A Miner has returned from
the coast, and is with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben