The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-18

ooinnches oihs of orchids. The maid of honor.
LIS .ToSs anna Mccormick, who walked
atone, wore handsome gown of vel.
| Tow satin, with pearls aud snpphires,
! ana earned orchids. The bride
\ s19iIoWed ON the arm of hex father
ohe looked charming in an exquisite
gown oil white satin, made with high
| negk' and court train, A long tullc
NvcIl. caught with wreath of ORANGE
| blossoms and n diamond sunburst. hung
10 INC hcnn of her gown, and she car
ticu orchids. with a shower of lilics.of.
tne-Vallcy, Pearls were her only Jew.
elS' In tho bay window Of tho draw
lngfoom the bride was met by the
groom aud his best man. o. j Sails.
pnfN' Ihc rooms were handsomely dee.
Grated: The drawing rooms were beau.
lllui' ia large clusters. of yellow chryS-
anthcmums and American beauties
while pink roses were used in the din
ihg-room, with crystal basket of the
roses IN the center of the table. on
a handsome lace cloth. Mrs Margaret
hlalne Salisbury. mother of the groom,
wore nn elegant gown of oyster colorcd
SATIN, with diamonds. Mrs. w. S. Nc
CornIck. mother of the bride. wore
handsome white lace, aud Mrs. Gal
higher Of Omaha, Ncb., aunt Of the
groom, wore an elegant lavender velvet,
WIN silver embroidery. Mr.. and Mrs,
lNIl ldltl lOl inc CHSl. lnpN
VIII sail from Boston, Mass, on the
Celtic, on Thanksgiving day, for the
Mediterranean trip by way of Egypt,
aud return here carly in MAY, 10 make
lheir nome in the old Downcv home on
Easi>-South Temple street. Mrs. Sails.
bury wore Il stylish travelling dress of
new blue broadcloth with hat. shoes
and gloves TO match
wedding OF interest TO many Salt
Iakcrs. and an event of interest to
the many friends of the young people,
was that in Ogdcu Tuesday night. when
Miss Frances Pauline Joyce, daughter
of DR.. aud Mrs. j. &. Joyce aud Henry
Charles liibbard of Seattle Wash. were
lhe Good Shepherd by Rev. Fleetwood.
The cathedral, which was filled with
friends of the bridal couple. was hand
somelv decorated in green aud white.
The altar was banked in palms, and
large vases of white cbryslntbcmums
were effectively used. with fcstoons OF
smilaX. Promptly at the appointed
played. as the bridal party proceeded
up the aisle, headed by the usbers,
Mr., Kctchum, Mr., Birch and Mr..
Coombs The maid-of honor, Miss Kate
Fitzgerald, in a dainty gown of pale
blue satin, carried pink roses. The
bride, who followed on the arm OF her
father. looked charming in II pretty
gown Of white satin. \ long tullc veil,
caught with wreath of orange bios
SONS, hung to the hem Of her gown,
and she carried white roses, with q
shower of lilies of thc-valloy. At the
chanccl the bridal party was met by
the groom and his best man. Mr.. Cline
of Chicago. III. After the ceremony,
the bridal party went to the Virginia,
a., 1l,,
was served, and covers were laid for
sixteen. Green and white was the color
scheme. prcttilY carried out, with a
mound of white chrysanthcmums in The
center of the table, while ut either end
were green and whitc-Shaded caudclabra.
Mrs. Joyce, mother of the bride, wore
a handsome gown of blue, and Mrs.
llibbard of Seattle, Wash. mother of
the groom, wore 4 handsome brown
satin. Mr.. and Mrs. Hibbard left later
for two months stay III Los An
geles. Cal, and beach cities. Mrs. IIib
bard wore Il stylish travelling dress of
blue broadcloth. with hat and gloves
To match. After January /, Mr., and
Mrs. IIibbard will be AT home to their
Salt Lakcrs at the wedding wero Mrs
T.. NJ. Allison. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. j. f..
Grant. Dan Sullivan, and Mrs. K, a,
Grant.
= Miss We'd, Bcebc. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. G.. Bcebe, and Edward +. Byer
were married in the temple Wednesday
morning 4 reception followed in the
evening at the home Of the bride s par
ents. which WAS handsomely decorated
with chrvsanthe and violcts Pink
WAS effectively carried out III the par
lors. with yellow in the library, white
i'm The ball, and ivy and violets III the
dining room. where a lace cloth COY.
cred the table, with a mound of the
violets in the center, while at either
end Of the table were lavender and
white shaded candles, and ribbons of
the same shade went from the chandc-
lier TO the four corners of the table.
Coffee was poured by Mrs. Grace G.
Neslcn, assisted by the Misses Rhca
Niblcy, Cynthia Hardy, Rchan Spencer,
Louise McEwan, Jean Reid and Lillian
Wells Punch was served by the Misses
Nan Clawson and Gwen Dunbar. The
crepe dc chcnc over talfcta and carried
white roses, She was attended by Miss
Buclah Woodruff in dainty gown of
pink crepe de chene over taffcta, and
Miss Alice Niblcy in a pink bToadcloth.
Both carried pink roses. Clifford Foster
acted Us best man. The bridal party
was assisted in receiving by Mr.. and
Mrs O. c. Bccbe. Mrs. Bycr and Mr.,
and Mrs. j. j. Davnes, .Ir. A number
Of out-oftown guests were present, iu-
.cludiug several from Ogden and Provo.
Music WAS furnished during the even.
ing by an orchestra stationed III the
upper hall. Mr., and Mrs, Byer left later