The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-28

o clock bv Bishop Brewster Of Colorado,
and the Rev. Mr. Rice. The cathedral,
which WAS filled with the many friends
of The bridal couple, was handsomely
decorated IN green and white. The al
tar and cbanccl were banked in palms
and large vases Of white chrysanthe~
NUNS, ard festoons of smllaX were ef-
fcctlVely used. White satin ribbons,
with white chrysanthemums marked the
pcws for he families and close friends.
Before the arrival of the bridal party
Professor \. ii, Peabody at the organ
gave n delightful informal musical pro
grammc, followed by the Lohcngrln bri-
dal chorus as the bridal party proceeded
up the aisle headed by the ushers, II.
! W. Shearmau, Leonard Wilson, Warner
Morrison and James Hogle. The maids
of honor. Miss Carrie Sappipgton, in g
lprctty gown of white chiffon cloth over
messaline with gold trimmings. and
! Miss Edna Dunn, III dainty gown OF
chiffon cloth trimmed IN gold, were fol-
lowed by the matrons of honor. Mrs.
/ George ID. Keyser in white princess
| lace trimmed in gold. Mrs. j. y. Nc"
! Caskcll in Il white lace trimmed III gold,
and Mrs. Il. G. Schulder III a white
satin gold trimmed. Each carried an
armfuI ot American beauties tied with
tulle ribbon the same shade, The bride,
who followed on the arm of her father,
wore handsome gown of white crepe
charmuca. a long tullc veil caught with
a wreath of French sweet peas. Lilies
of the valley hung 10 the hem of her
gown, and she carried II bouquet Of
white roses and orchids with a shower
of white French sweet peas. lilies of
the valley and Croweanum ferns tied
with white tuile. At the chancel the
bridal party was met bv the bridegroom
and his best man, Gordon 1lutcbins.
During the ceremony AT the altar "A
Worldly Song and Chopin s Noe.
turnc in c. were softly played, fol
lowed by the Mendclssohn wedding
march ard the peal Of The bell as the
TO the Morrison home, where a
supper followed The rooms We're
beautifully decorated III ferns aud
white chrysanthcmums. The diuin"
room was in pink. with basket of
Chatncy roses IN the center of the table.
which was lighted with pink shaded
candies. Mr. and Mrs, Ovcrfeld left
later for the cast. On November
they Will sail from New York to spend
four months abroad. They Will he at
home to their friends here after March |
lst.
ST. Mark 5 Hospital Charity associa- !
tjon met "Wednesday morning at the |
Y. NJ. G. A. Arrangements were talked |
he held at the Odcon. December ). and /
the following committees were appoint |
cd To take charge thc first person |
named in each committee being the !
chairman: Executive commttcc-Mrs. |
W. c. Jennings. Mrs. William McGrath, !
Mrs NJ. N. Johnson, Mrs. Rachel Miller,
Mrs. T. s. HaScom, Mrs. w. Y. Rice |
and MI5s IIowai The Supper commit
tcc-Mrs Edwin Kimball. Mrs. sam !
ucl Paul Mrs. j. T. Gallagher, Mrs |
Allie Hall. Mrs. Rachel Miller, Mrs. |
G. Il. Pcarsall and Mrs f., Y. Silver !
Decorations committcc-Mrs. +. NJ. Al |
lison. Jr.. Mrs. Il. G.. Sohulder, Mrs |
w p Kiscr and Miss Minnctte Bacr
Punch committcc-Mrs. NJ. II. Walker. !
Programme ommittcc-Mrs f. L. |
Tracy and Mrs. r, Il. Beatty. Publish
ing committcc-Mrs. Don Il. Coray aud
Reeves and Mrs, Warren Benjamin.
Miss Lena Hague, with bcyy Of Young .
girls, viii have charge of selling the
tickets for the ball There will bc
Il meeting Of the association WcdncS.
dav, November >.
The Marcy home was ihc scene Of
charming bridge tea Wednesday aft
erEoon, when Mrs. +. T.. Marcy aud
Miss Tnsman entertained about fifty
persons. Yellow was The color scheme,
prettilv carried out, 4 cluuy lace piece
over yellow satin coveted tho tea fable,
which was lighted with yellow shaded
candles, with Il tail vase of yellow
chrysanthcmums in the center Tea
and coffee were poured By Mrs, J. a.
Reeves and Mrs. Il, w. Putnam. \
prize was given at each OF the tables,