The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-17

: arm of her father. During the cere
mony, The Spring Song was played
lhc rooms were handsomely decorated
IN Il profuslon of roses and sweet peas
The parlors were in white and green
the library in pink and the dining
room in pink and white. \ cluny Lace
piece over pink satin covered the
table, with n low bowl Of pink ano
white sweet peas in the center, Will,
from the chandelier TO thc four cor
ncrs of the table were bows Of pink
tulle. The table was lighted with pink
shaded candles. Assisting in the din
ing room were tho friends Of tho bride
the Misses Ruby Kcober, Haida Both
well, Florence Culmcr, Mnryetta Hig
SON. Mabel Elton, Lara Rawlins, Dor
othy Partridge mud Gladys Higgins
Punch was served in the library by
Miss Maud Miller and Miss Lucy Jer
envy. The boxes Of cake were given
by three little girls dressed in white
who carried baskcts--thc Misses Mar
ian Willie, Dorothy Green and Ethel
Lanlass, The bridal party was as
sisted in receiving by Mr.. and Mrs
Atkins, father and mother of the bride.
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Higgins and
Miss Marjorie Higgins, father, mother
and sister Of The groom. Mr.. and Mrs.
west, and vii! he at home to their
! friends here after July l. at No. >.
Oxford apartments. The bride wore Il
travelling suit of white with large
black picture hat.
The Morris home on East South Tenn
plc was the scene of n large tea Wcdnes-
day afternoon. when Mrs. Richard F.,
Morris received, in honor of her SIS
ter, Mrs. c. w. Wright, of Ogden The
spacious rooms were handsomely deco:
rated in 4 profusion Of roses and
peones. the hall and music room in ycl-
low and the dining room in pink. a
cluny lace piece over pink satin COW
cred the tea table, with q handsome
crystal vase Of pink peonies in the cen
ter. SmilaX studded with pink roses
went from the chandelier to the four
corners of the table, Tea and coffee
Joseph Jennings, Mrs, Sclden Clawson
and Mrs. Stanley Clawson, assisted by
the Misses Evelyn Moylc. Helen Claw
son and Kate and Wilma Nelson.
Punch was served in the hall by the
Misses Florence Jennings and Maud
Ritter. Music was furnished by an or
chestra stationed in the upper hall.
Between the hours Of 3 to ) about $50
friends called and were greeted at the
tai.
A quiet home wedding Wednesday
evening was that Of Miss Bessie Tul-
lidge and Fred NJ. Shurtleff The ccre-
mony was performed at O'Clock by
Rev. p. A. Simpkin in the presence of
the families at the home of the bride s
sister, Mrs. G.. j. Mack. a large re.
ception followed, The bride wore
pretty gown of white silk aud carried
white roses. She was attended by the
Misses Bertha and Alice Mack, both in
dainty gowns Of pale blue silk, and
each carried bunch of Shasta daisies,
Mr.. Shurtlcff, brother of the groom.
acted as best man. The rooms were
prcttlly decorated in n profusion of pink
and white roses and carnations, with
ferns and smiIaS. The bridal party
was assisted in receiving by Miss Julia
Tullidge and Miss Daisy Wonnocott.
After June % Mr.. and Mrs. Shurtlef
will be at home to their friends at go
East Fourth South street,
Miss Sarah Spalding entertained
twelve at handsomely appointed din
ner at her home Wednesday evening,
in honor of Dean and Mrs. Benjamin
Brewster. Covers were laid for the
visiting bishops and those taking part
in the conservation services today. The
table was charmingly decorated in
orchids sent from California, with a
large bunch in the center, around which
were seated, beside tho guests Of honor,
Bishop TuttIe of ST. Louis, Mo; Bishop |
w +. Nicholus of California. Bishop !
5. y. Griswold Of Kansas. Miss Spald !
ing Of Denver, Colo: Rev. ]. W. Oil Of |
Grand Junction. Colo; Rev. S. W. |
Wright and Bishop F. S. spalding.
A wedding at noon in the Temple |
Wednesday was that of Miss Jennie V.
Romncy and Alexander G.. Crawford. a /
large reception followed in the evening .
at The home of the bride. which was I.
decorated in roses and carnations, The .
Darlors in white and green, and the din
ing room in red The bride wore an
elaborate gown Of white satin and car
lied white roses She was attended by
her sister, Miss Irene Romuey, in a
pale blue silk. and carried white roses.
Music was furnished during the even
ng by an orchestra. After June % Mr..
and Mrs. Crawford will be at home to
heir friends at 215 E street,
Eli s. Price and Ella McAndrcws
we're married at clock Wednesday
evening at the Palmer hotel, which is
he home of the bride. Guests to the
lumber of twenty were present at the
ceremony, which was performed by
Father Kearns of st. Mary S cathedral.
After the ceremony a delightful repast
vas served and the happy couple were
,howered with rice and congratua-
ions as they made preparations to
cave on their wedding tour. At l0:45
he couple boarded the train for Seattle.
where they will remain until after
Iuly j.
Mrs G., II. McMahon entertained
light tables nj Il bridge tea Wednesday
ttcrnoon at her apartment al The Cath.
css, i'll honor Of her niece, Miss Helen
Monroe, and Miss Geneve Pratt, who
: the guest Of her sister. Mrs. White.