The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-23

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The homo of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Lowcn-
stein was the scene of beautiful wed
ding Tuesday evening, when their
daughter. Ella. became the bride of
Samuel Joseph Gcttleson of Toledo. O.
! The ceremony was performed by
Rabbi Charles j. Frcuud Mt clock
in the presence of thirtv-fo relatives
and close friends. 4 handsomely ap-
pointed supper followed Miss Lowen-
stein made charming bride in beau;
tItuS gown of white chiffon over satin,
made empire entrain. A long tullc
veil, caught with topaz bar, gift Of
the groom. hung TO the hem OF her
gown, ard she carried wreath Of white
sweet peas, She was attended by Mrs.
Joseph Blumberg as matron Of honor,
in an elaborate gown of white MESA
| line, with Il shower boquet of pink
roses; Miss lean CHASER. AS maid Of
! honor, in a dainty gown of pink chif
fon over taffcta, who carried A shower
boquet of pink sweet peas, and Miss
Sophia Fcckman, rs bridesmaid in Il
pale pink, and carried n boquet OF pink
sweet peas. Samuel Glaser acted as
best man. Little Miss Sarah Shirvitsky
was flower girl. and carried n basket
of pink and white sweet peas. Her
! lnHn iNnlTNliShN ana sherman JSONPn-
stein wcro the ribbon bearers. Before
the ceremony, Miss Pearl Rothschild
and Prof. Anton Peterson softly played
n traumeri. followed by the Loheugrin
wedding march, as the bridal party en-
tered the room, led by the ribbon
bearers; the flower girl. followed by
the bridesmaid, The matron of honor,
the maid of honor, and the brido on
the arm of her father. During the
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softly played, followed by the Mendels-
sohn wedding march. The rooms were
bower of roses and carnations, while
the color scheme OF pink WAS prettily
carried out. Tall vases of roses and
carnations. with ferns and smilax, were
profuscly used. AT the supper, the
guests were seated al one long table,
with n handsome centerpicce Of pink
roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Gcttlcson left
they will spend several weeks They
will return here July 10 TO spend a
few days. and be at home TO their
friends after August ! al Hotel Monti-
cello, Toledo. Ohio. Mrs, Gcttlcson
wore Il handsome travelling dress Of
gray, Mrs, Lowcnstcin, mother of the
bride. wore Il handsome grey hand en-
broidercd gown. Among the out of
towns guests present We're Joseph Get
tleson, father OF the groom, Of Toledo,
Ohio. and several friends from south
ern Utah.
Mrs. +. A. Wall entertained twenty
five al charming yellow luncheon at
the Country club. Tuesday. in honor of
Mrs, a. RI TarDet who Will leave soon
for California 10 spend year. low
bowl of California poppcs graccd the
center of the prcttilv appointed table,
! of Ii "a nd m brp o. rpI
poppies, around which were seated, be
sides the guest of honor. Mrs. George
4. Black, Mrs s. II, Plnkerton. Mrs.
III. c. Hoffman, Mrs. Robert Harkncss,
Mrs. 4. T.. K,mbaIl Mrs. D. C.. Jack
ling, Mrs, J, ]. DAILY, Mrs, \. Fred Wey.
Mrs. j. ". Houston, Mrs. {. b: Dtehl,
Mrs. John Deru, Mrs. c. G. C@smon,
ers. Mrs. j. +. Dunn, Mrs. c. NJ. Bell,
Mrs. S. A. Whitney, Mrs, j. J. Brough-
all. Mrs, James lvcrs. Mrs, p, ). keogh.
Mrs. Joseph Gcoghcgan, Mrs. NJ. IS,
Whitney. Mrs i. j, Oswald and Mrs.
James Hoglc
A pretty home wedding Tuesday
y. RI. Richey. The ceremony was per.
formed at 1890 o clock by the Rev.
=. l. Goshen in The presence of about
Twenty-Five relatives and friends. y
prcttilv appointed breakfast followed
when The rooms were decorated in pink
and white roses and carnations The
bride wore handsome gown Of white
MIR. and Mrs. Richev left later for n
trip 10 Yellowstone Park, and will be
AT home 10 their friends after July
at 42J Douglas avenue.
The Cosgriff home was the scene Of
large bridge tea, Tuesday afternoon
when Mrs. j. II. Cosgrift entertained
thirteen tables, followed by several go
ina In later 10 tea. The rooms were
handsomely decorated IN a variety OF
spring flowers. Mrs. Cosgriff was as
sisted by Mrs. w, +. Fife and Miss
Ethel Mount
The Leisure club entertained Mt {
prettily appointed dinner Monday after
4 noon at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ,lael
4 Glenn in honor if Miss Vera Jeuso,
II H.. l. 90.