The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-03
and Adjustment

the home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. r. Parry Nephi l.. Morris Off
ciatng. The bride was attended by Miss
Eda Taysum and Frank L. ReinSimar
acted as best man, The bride was gOwned
in a cream messaline silk. with trimmings
of silk lace, and carried white bride S
roses. Miss Taysum's gown was of pink
SILK trimmed IN BattenbeTg lace, and her
bouquet was a cluster of white asters.
For the reception which followed the
ceremony the Darlors We're decorated in
pink and white roses, with stTeamers of
her hearts extending from the Chande-
Her to the corners of the room. A we'd
ding bell was suspended from the chan
delier and under this the bridal party
stood while receiving the guests.
A color scheme of red was carried out
in the dining room decorations, the red
hearts being strung from the chandelier
to the dining table, which was lighted
with red-shaded Candelabra, and deco
rated with a CenteTpiece Of red roses.
Those who assisted in the serving were
the Misses Winnie Parry, Hazel Parry,
Hulda Nelson and Mrs. Harry James.
brides sister, little Miss GwendOlyn Pare
~. Mr.. and Mrs. Parry were assisted in
receiving by their daughters, the Misses
Hazel and Winnie Parry.
During the evening a number of delight
full musical selections were rendered. Mr..
ana Mrs. Williams will be at home after
Oct 1 at SIS Sixth avenue.
in the temple was that of Miss Mar
garet Romney and Richard Stewart
BaHantyne, the ceremony being performed
at noon by the brides father Bishop
George Romney. In the evening a re-
ception to about 300 guests was given at
the home of the brides brother, George
Romney, jr., IN D street A pretty autumn
effect was carried out in the decorations
throughout the house, autumn leaves and
sunfloWers being massed within the re
ceptlon hail. while white asters and
SreeneTy were used in the dining room \
draWn-WOrk cloth covered the dining ia
Die, which was lighted with gTeen-shaded
candeiabra. Bows of green satin ribbon
were caught at the corners of the table
and silver basket Of grapes in the diff
IeTent COlOrS formed an attractive center
piece. Those who assisted in the dining
room were the Misses Gertrude Romney.
SaTah ROmney, Nildte SchOfield Susie
Schofield. Elizabeth Stringfellow and
Gladys Stewart, while the punch howl
which was placed in the living room. was
presided over by Miss Margaret Romnpv
and Miss Evelyn MOyle. Those who as
sisted IN receiving were Mrs. Richard A.
BalldntNne, mother of the bridegroom.
Mrs. Margaret ROmney. mother of the
bride, and Mr.. and Mrs. James A Movie
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Romnev. ir.
Inc receiving party stood in the parlOr
which was beautifully decorated in ma Inns
and American Beauty roses, with roDes of
SmllaX extending from the windows to
the chandelier, from which was SUSPENDED
basket OF asters and roses. The bride
was gowned in a beautiful white crepe de
meteor, over white satin. made en- train
IN the princess mode, and her bouquet
was d shower effect of the white bride
roses. The matTOn of honor. Mrs. c. B.
Stewart, a sister of the bride, wore a
handsome robe of white lace over pink
silk, and Miss Vildte Romney, the brides
cousin who acted as bridesmaid, was
gowned in beautiful dress of pale blue
crepe de meteor, with a silk net baby
woke, and trimmings in the braided effect.
Her gloves and slippers were also in the
pale blue shade. Both attendants carried
cluster bouquets Of the pink asters. Tho