The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25

an6 oIo,.oa nisee VI 0liNe green, with ha
"a pretty home wedding Weduesda
eCren,ng was that of Miss France
yyWastIeton, NJ daughter of Mr.. and Mr..
~ d. Castleton, and Anker L. Schadt
ceremony was performed at
eiock by President r. W. Young. !,
"o rc ptesencc OF the immediate fami1ie.
reception followed. Miss Castletor
Mnp was gwen away by her fatheI
,ookcd charming in gown of Whit
uToadcloth. trimmed in white braid an,
sne carried white roses. Her only ar
Ta"tin T1snaant was her sister, Miss Edn;
.aSSeleton, snS who wore a pale blue silk
ann an" GGarIied G pink roses. w. A. Castle
mn Ua otpaner OF the bride, acted as bes
man Lavender and white was tho coils
scneinc, prcttily carried out in tho doc
o,htions the parlors in white roses AMI
CnrNSanthcmnms. the library IN brow,
enrysanthemums and the dining room il
SSloleI. cluny lace piece over laven
ger satin covered the table, with :
,GW mound of violets in the center, an6
-saaacd candles at either end AS
sls1lng there were Mrs. Wallace Castle
ION, Miss Geneyieve Borne, and tbs
Misses Myrtle. Florence and Edna
ShStleton. Punch was served in ibc
nan nail by Miss Dagmar Schade and Miss
Etnei Sastlcton. The bridal party was
GI GdSIslstea IN receiving BY Mrs. B. w
ohapman, Miss Alice Castleton and MI
@ dna .Mrs. Sastleton. parents of the
pridc, the latter wearing a black silk,
After December | Mr.. and Mrs. Schade
VII he at home 10 their friends at 75l
Windsor avenue
The, homo of Mrs. Alice Allenbauph
was the scene Of simple but beauti
Iul wedding Wednesday evening, when
her daughter, Pearl, became the bride
OF Scott A. Jones The ceremony was
performed at 1880 by Rev. William
hurston Brown In the presence of
fnout fr th'Tty-hve relatives and close
trends. During the reception which
,tolIoWcd delightful music was furnished
by Mrs W. A. Wetzell and her ladies ;
qnartettc. composed of Mrs. G.. c.. Dai-
Icy, Miss Gail Mills and Miss LcoIa
Schrafk- During the ceremony they
Softly sang the Lohengrin Bridal cho-
rus. accompanied by Miss Hattie Nc
rarland at the piano. The bride wore
a prettY gown of white embroidered
batiste, and carried shower bouquet of
White roses. The parlors were effect
IrVcIY decorated In pink carnations. with
ierhs and smIlax, while the dining room
was IN yellow chrysanthcmums, with
IoTns ana smllay twincd from the chan.
aHncr 10 the four corners of the table,
Whcre Mrs. III. h. Chamberlain and Mrs.
J.. {. Watson presided, assisted by Miss
Maud Quaylc. Mrs. Corrinc Harris
TANNER. Miss Gladys Quayle and Mrs,
AiIenbaugh assisted the briday party
III receiving. Mrs Allenbaugh, mother
%, me brIdc, wore q pretty gown of tan
Iloth' After January ! Mr.. and Mrs
q 'ones VIII be at home 10 their friends
at lS2l South State street.
Whitney hall was The scene Of bril-
llnnt dancing party Wednesday even
ing; when Mr.: and Mrs, George T.
Badger entertained 125 couples Palms,
ferns and pink chrysanthcmums were
used IN profusion in a most attractive.
manner; Palms and large clusters of
the pink flowers were used in the ball
room. while the same color scheme was
rharmngly carried out in the dining
room. \ cluny lace piece covered the
table: which was lighted with pink
shaded candles. at either end Of the
table. tall crystal vase OF pink |
graccd the center of
he table and pink carnations were
lroppcd over the clotn. The stage i'm |
he ball room was fitted mp with coy |
corners, and punch was served in one |
'orncr. An orchestra was stationed In |
hc gallery, furnishing delightful music |
lunug the evening.
Miss Mabel T. Franklin and Edwin C,
Davis were quietly married Wedncs-
lay evening at 7:30 p. m. by Rev c. r.
Nccl of the. Central Christian church,
II the home of the bride 's parents
which was prettily decorated in SPRAYS
u orange blossoms. Only the imme-
late families were present and wed
ling supper to the same number fol
owed. The bride wore dainty gown
II cream silk mule over white satin,
nd carried Il shower bouquet of white
oscs. Mr. and Mrs. Davis will be at
omc To their friends after December
j, at 400 East Fourth South street.
Mrs. L.. G. Robinson and Miss Noble
Entertained fifty Of their friends ut
handsomely appointed Thanksgiving
uncheon at the Alta club Wednesday.
.ho guests were seated at two long
ias most effectively decorated with
askets Of violets and fruit down the
enter Of the tables, while mt either
nd were crystal Candclabra with red
andes and shades The place cards
nd favors were. small turkeys
Mrs. T. y. Beatty was hostess nj the
:. w. G. a, monthly birthday party
Wednesday, when the table was pret-
~ utCOIdJtu III PINK WllN IL mound
carnations, and a birthday cake with
ink candles. Beside the hostess, COW
RS were laid for Miss Bertha Ludwig,
iiss Beatrice Smith. Mrs. Clint B.
cigh, Miss PortIa Olson Miss Florence
Yard and Miss Anna Purdy.
Miss Marguerite Stewart, who is at
ending school this winter at the Com
.ock. in New York. will spend today
18th Mr.. and Mrs. n. L.. Carey, former
, Of this city. Mrs. Carey's sons,
Dscph and Ellsworth. Will he there for
ic day from st. Paul school.
The first dance this season at the
University club was enjoyed by forty
,uplcs Wednesday evening. Members
t the club received the guests, and the
thanksgiving idea was effectively car