The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-10

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of white peonics stood In the rooms
| From the chandelier TO the bay window
was Il canopy of smilaX and white car
nations and a wedding bell Of white
and green, which the bridal party stood
under during the reception. The library
was IN profusIon of pink and white
| roses and carnations, while the dining
room was elaborately decorated in pink.
| y duchess lace piece covered the table
with low mound Of pink roses i'll the
center, At either end of the table were
silver candelabra. with pink candles
and shades. The chandelier, which was
shaded with pink lights, was twined with
smllaX and studded with pink roses.
Tall vases of pink roses were used in
the rooms. The library WAS in pink.
whore punch was served by Miss Aileen
Mcmillan and Miss Carey Marshall In
the dining room tea and coffee were
poured by Mrs. f, - Wall, Mrs l.. l..
Savage and Miss Mildred Macmillan
The bridal party was assisted in recciv-
ing by Mrs. j, J. DAILY mother of the
bride, who wore a handsome gown of
white rose point lace. trimmed in dia
monds. Mrs. T. Roy Brown wore white
satin, trimmed IN pink, and Mrs. i. G.
DAILY wore satin. An orchestra sta.
toned upstairs furnished the music
During the reception the guests regis
tered in the bride : book MANY beau
tiful and costly gifts were received by
the young people. Mr.. and Mrs. Lil-
lard left later for a month s wedding
trip 10 the Pacific northwest. The
bride wore 4 charming travelling dress
of blue serge, with hat aud gloves TO
match. Mr.. and Mrs. LiIlard Will be
at home TO their friends after July Is
at The Bungalow apartments on Third
East street. The bridal attendants were
each presented with handsome Jewel
by the bride.
The home Of Mr. and Mrs Ebcrhardt
was the scene of Il beautiful wedding,
Wednesday evening. when their daugh-
fer, lrma Margaret. became the bride of
Charles Arba Mcfarland. The cere-
monv was performed at $3.50 by DR.. IT.
y. Talbot. IN the presence Of the i'm
mediate families A large reception
followed, Promptly AT the appointed
hour the bride entered on the arm of
her father, unattended, as Miss Grma
Watson softly played the Lohcngrin
wedding march During the ceremony a
traumrrlc was played. and later a pop
ular selection by McndeIssohu. The
bride wore a handsome gown of white
Persian lawn, made princess and
claboratcly trimmed in lace, \ long
tullc veil caught with lilies of the
valley hing at the hem Of her
gown, aud she carried white roses,
with = shower of lilies of the valley
The color schcmc Of pink. green and
white was ctfectiVcl y used throughout
the rooms. The parIors in white and
green, with banks of palms with white
carnations and smIlaX, The dining
room was in pink, white and green 4
large crystal vase Of pink pconics
graccd fhe center Of the table, which
was lighted with pink shaded candles.
White tullc went from the chandelier
were large bows entwincd with
smilax. Mrs, Dennis Eichnor had
charge of the dining room, where
she was assisted by the Misses IF
fie and Lucy Hitch. Winifred
Webb. and Olive Ferris, Miss Adelaide
Eichnor presented the boxes Of we'd
ding cake. Punch was served by Mrs
a. r. f!bcrhnrdt and Miss Mary Maync
under a canopy OF pink and green rib
hons. with large vases of pconics and
carnations The bridal couple was as.
sisted in receiving by Mr.. and Mrs, +.
Ebcrhardt. father and mother of the
bride. Mrs, Eberhardt wore a hand
some gown OF lavender silk trimmed in
baby Irish lace. and Mrs. Knight Of
I}araboo Wis, mother Of the groom.
wore prcity gown of green mcssaline,
with hand embroidered yoke The guests
were received nj the door by little Miss
Hapgood, who wore a dainty gown of
white with pink ribbons. Mrs, Grant
r. Brown assisted upstairs. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcfarland left later for wedding
trip to the Northwest and on their re-
turn Will be AT home TO their friends AT
49, Elm avenue. Mrs. Mcfarland wore
handsome travelling dress of gray
cloth trimmed in lavender. with a hat
aud gloves 10 match.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Angus NJ
Cannon, Jr,. was the scene Of pretty
wedding Wednesday evening. when
their daughter, Meg, became the bride
of Burt Shaw. The ceremony was per-
formed at T:30 by President Angus M.
Cannon, in the presence of the immedl
ale families. A large reception fol-
lowed, The bride wore pretty gown Of
white and carried white roses. She was
attended by her sister, Miss Hazel Can
non. who wore pale blue and carried
pink carnations. Hal Shaw acted as
best man. The rooms were handsomely
decorated IN the spring flowers. the
parIors in white roses and smiax, the
hall in wild roses, the library i'll pink,
and the dining room in red pconies. with
large mound in the center Of the tea