The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-31
WEDDINGS AND
ENGAGEMENTS

ENGAGEMENTS i
St Marks cathedral was the scene of
la beautiful wedding Wednesday night,
when Miss lone Petit Morrison, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Warner Morrison.
| became the bride of Chauncey Percivai
Overfield. Before the entrance of the
bridal party a number of organ preludes
were played by A. II. Peabody, among
| torale," by F'lagler; Dreaming of You,
by Meyer Helmund; "Intermezzo. by
Macbeth-Eyre; "Berceuse," by Babier;
4 "Idyll" BY Hammered, and "Larghet
to- by Read. These were followed by
the Lohengrin Wedding March" as the
party proceeded to the altar. First came
the ushers. w. H. Shearman and Leon
ard Wilson. and then James Hogle and
Warner Morrison. They were followed
by the brides attendants-Miss Carrie
SaDpingtOn in a frOck of white silk with
| trimmings of gold; Miss Carey Marshall,
| beautifully gOwned in white; then Miss
Edna Dunn, wearing pretty gown of
white chiffon cloth over white messaline,
and then Mrs. George d. Keyser, attired
in charming gown of white lace: She
was followed by the matron Of honor,
Mrs. Russell G. Schulder, who wore an
imported gown of white satin.
| All of the attendants carried American
Beauty roses in the shower effect. The
| attendants were followed by the bride on
the arm of her father The bride was
beautiful in a charming gown of white
crepe charmanse, in the princess effect
| with trimmings of duchess lace and made
en- train. Her veil of tulle was caught
with a wreath of lilies of the valley, and
she carried a shower bouquet of white
sweet peas.
The bride was awaited at the altar by
the bridegroom and his best man, Gordon
4 L. Hutchins.
The betrothaI ceremony was read by the
Rev. Maxwell Rice. while the marriage
lGprpmnnE wa hx- he
Benjamin Brewster. During the ceremony
a Wellesley hymn and a nocturne by
Chopin We're softly played, and the bri-
dial party left the church to the strains
of the MendeIssohn wedding March
and the music of chimes. The church
was beautifully decorated in palms and
white chrysanthemums, and a large num-
Der of friends were present. Members
of the bridal party and a few childhood
friends of the bridal couple were enter
tanned after the ceremony at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison in Seventh
East street. The Darl0T was effectively
decorated in a color scheme of green and
white, while ferns and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS were used in the back parlor
A large cluster Of beautiful pink Chef
ney roses graced the center of the din
ing table, where tea was poured by Mrs.
Mary Z. Gilmer and Mrs Lee Charles
Miller. Miss Elinor Stewart, Miss Aileen
Maclean, Miss Minette Baer, Miss Pearl
Van Colt and Miss Stella Fabian assisted
in the dining room and at the punch
bowl. Mrs. Morrison, the mother of the
bride, wore a gown of hand-embrOdered
gray silk meteor cloth, while Mrs. Over
field, the mother of the bridegroom, was
attired in a gown of black silk crepe.
Mr.. and Mrs. OVerfield will leave this
week for New York, whence they will
sail for six months trip abroad.
X X
A pretty home wedding of Wednesday
was that of Miss Nettie Winward and
y. A. Is ttiiyon, which took place We'd
Iraoc Hnr mn 1fF1cr OF n
mOny was performed by Richard Young
in the presence of a few relatives and
intimate friends, and was followed by a
wedding breakfast The brides gown
: was of white silk, and the bridal bou-
! quet was a shower effect of white bride
roses. After a short wedding trip 70
Idaho, Mr.. and Mrs. BettilyOn will be
at home in the Convey flats in Third East
street.
The home of Mrs. Delos Irish was the
scene of a pretty wedding Wednesday
night, when her daughter, Miss Berry
I IRISH became the bride of Chester A
Raynor, the Rev. BOwerman performing
the ceremony in the presence of few
friends and relatives. The bride was at
tired in pretty gown of white broad
cloth and she carried white bride roses
Mr.. and Mrs. RaynOr are at home tC
! friends at SAB East Sixth South street.
Mr.. and Mrs, Isaac Brockbank announce
the marriage of their daughter, Elizabeth
to H. C. Meyer of San Francisco, the
wedding having taken place Saturday
Oct. 90
) DR.. and Mrs. Robert Stephen Joyce OF
! Ogden announce the engagement of Their
daughter, Frances Pauline, to Charles
Hibbard of Seattle, Wash. The wedding
will take place early in November.
X
Announcement has been made by Ny
= and Mrs F. J. Webley of the engage
ment of their daughter. Ethel L., to Rich
ard George Fowls, formerly of Walsall
, England. The wedding will take place
I in November.
Invitations have been received in Sal
Lake from Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Pea
body for the wedding of their daughter
i Jessie Anne Peabody, to Lieutenant Cuth
i bert Powell SteaTns of the Third United
States cavalry. Miss Peabody is tn
J daughter of former Governor Peabody
of Colorado, and the wedding will TAX
4 place at the CF~ist Episcopal church il
Canon City, Colo Tuesday evening
Nov. 9.
The home of Mr. and Mrs J. NJ Hamil
| ton in West Fifth South street was th'
| scene of a pretty wedding Friday, whel
4 / their niece Miss Marie Homer, becam
: 1.-THE bride of Harry Mccain. Th
= ! ceremony was performed at o'clock b.
= the Rev. 2. A. Simpkin in the presenc
; of a few relatives and intimate friends
The bride wore a pretty gown of gra.
broadcloth and carried white carnations
:. The rooms We're charmingly decorated ii
/. | white chrysanthemums and the scarle
! cOleus blossoms. After a short trip t.
= the coast Mr.. and Mrs. Mccain will b.
4 at home at BuckhOTn City. Utah, wher
4 Mr.. McClain is manager of the low
= BuckhOrn mine.
d Wednesday evening a pretty wedding
e took place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
y L. p. Hill, when their daughter, Dora
:, was married to Thomas c. Hand, jr. TIL
It house was decorated in a pretty arrange
|. ment of white chrysanthemums through
a out the rooms. The bride wore daint,
= gown of white messaline silk and carriet
S a shower bouquet of Bride roses. Tn
D, / ceremony was performed by the Rev
d David w. Crane, pastor of the Ilif
e Methodist Episcopal church. Musical Sc
4 Elections were given during the evening
1 by Miss Margaret Duvan and Miss Lu
, Gle Hill