The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-25
SOCIETY

A very beautiful church wedding of
/ last evening was that of Miss Sara
| Wyclffe Terrell. the Only daughter of
MIS- Elizabeth Terrell. to Rupert Ken
nedy Stockwen of Ely, New, which
/ took place at the First Presbyterian
church at O'Clock. The ceremony was
performed by DR.. W. NJ. Paden and
was witnessed by a large gathering of
friends of the two young people. The
beautiful church, which is admirably
adapted for such an occasion, was dec
| GRATED in palms and white flowers.
great baskets of the pure white reliev
ing the green with their brightness.
Preceding the service a splendid mu-
steal program was rendered by the
| church orchestra, under Mr.. Shelton.
1 and as the strains OF the I.ohengrin
bridal chorus were heard the bridal
party entered. The groom, his best
man, W, G. Baker, and the Clergyman
| entered from the one side and awaited
/ the coming OF the bride. The two
,ushers. William Beary and Paul Boise,
walked down the aisle first together,
/ and behind them came the maids in
single file. Miss Mildred Mcmillan and
Miss LOrene Leary. and Immediately
preceding the bride Mrs. Leslie l. Saw
age, the matron of honor. Then came
| the bride, on the arm of her brother
DR.. w. G.. B. Terrell, enveloped in a
| flowing veil of tulle fastened with its
wreath of orange blossoms. Her gown
1 of white imported organdie was
/ trimmed with real Val. lace and was
made in simple Empire style. Over her
arm she carried a shower of brides
roses and lilies Of the valley.
| Through the ceremony the soft music
| of the orchestra sounded, and at the
finish the Mendlessohn wedding march
made music for the bridal party as
they left the church. From here, to-
gether with a few OF the very intimate
| friends, they went to the Terrell home
on East First South street, where a
| wedding supper was served. Here the
decorations were in pink and white.
pink carnations forming the main floral
decorations. The supper table was COW
/ cred with a piece of rare lace, on which
stood a tall crystal vase of the flowers.
and the same flowers were banked on
| the mantel and sideboaTd-
The gowns worn by the attendants
! were all designed to carry out the
same color effect, Mrs. Savage wearing
| a handsome white lace gown over pink,
! while the two maids were in soft liberty
satin gowns of white, and all carried
great cluster bouquets of bridesmaid
roses tied with long streamers of pink
| chiffon. Mr.. and Mrs Stockwell left
on the night train for Ely. the bride
wearing a going away gown Of blue
mohair, with a blue hat with green
| wings. Their home will be in Ely for
the present. at least.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Halbert 5. Kerr will be
here shortly from Peru to spend con-
| siderable time with Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth c. Kerr. Mr.. and Mrs. Kerr have
made their home for the past three
years in South America, where Mr..
Kerr has held an important railroad
| position for some six years past They
[ have many friends who will welcome
| them back.
/ The monthly birthday luncheon
was given yesterday at the uptown
rooms of the Young Woman's Christian
I association, when Mrs. p A. Simpkin,
whose birthday falls in this month, was
/ the hostess. A half dozen young girls,
members Of the association, were en-
/ tertained at q specially prepared birth
| day table, and decorations suitable for
| Washington's birthday were used.
Mrs. William Igleheart will present
1.-THE Servant in the House. Charles
Rand Kennedy's drama, tonight as a
| reading in the First Presbyterian
| church, at s:15, under the auspices of
| the Kings Daughters OF that church.
| Mrs. J. r. Walker will entertain on
/ Saturday at a luncheon at the Alta
club in compliment TO Mrs. William A.
| Cavenaugh and Mrs. Bryan Conrad,
the two new brides at the post.
Miss Hazel Pedlar of the staff of the
| San Francisco Examiner will be here
tomorrow on her way east and Will
| spend a few days with Miss Grace
Frost and Miss Gilmore.
| Miss Mercile Winslow arrived early
/ in the week from Los Angeles, and is
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell L. Tracy, in Popperton.
/
| Leroy A. Palmer left yesterday
morning for a short business trip to
| Mercur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard P. Morris viii
leave today for Los Angeles and vicini-
| " for q stay of a month or more.
|
S. S. Jones of Provo and his daugh-
| ter, Miss Pearl Jones, were out-o-town
/ guests at the ball given by Judge King
on Tuesday evening"
Earl Siegel spent yesterday in Provo
on. a business trip.
Miss Zulu Houtz of Provo is spending
a short time IN town with friends
The marriage of Miss Ollie Parkin
and John Davies will take place today
/ in the temple.
/ 4 x X
The history section Of the Ladies Lit
| erary club meets this morning at the
| club house. when Mrs. Byron Groo will
/ give the topic.
Miss Lulu Keyting entertained a
party Of friends at an Orpheum matt
| nee yesterday for her guest, Miss Pesrl
4 Jones of Provo
The Most Pleasing Perfume.