The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-25

The home Of II. ]. Bull was the
scene Of pretty wedding Thursday
evening. when his daughter. Nellie, be
came thc bride Of F. A. Peterson. The
ceremony was performed AT Z O'Clock
by Bishop Barton. in the presence of
the immediate families. \ large re-
ccp,ion followed. The bride wore a
handsome gown of white and carried
white carnations. She was attended
by Miss Annie Parsons as bridesmaid ;,
i'm a gown Of white embroidery over
pink taffcta. She carried pink sweet
peas. Arthur Gindrupp acted as best
man. The rooms were bower Of
roses. The parlor in white and green,
and the bridal party stood in front
Of an arch, with curtains made of
smiIax studded with white roses and
tied bacle with white satin ribbons.
The library was in red roses, and the
dining room in pink roses and carna-
tions. The bridal party was assisted
in receiving by Mrs. Ray Don, Mrs.
Birdie Bull and Mrs. u. Matherson,
mother Of thc groom, Punch was
served during the evening in the Ii
brarv by the Misses Ruby Parsons,
Dorothy and Ethel Bull. Music was
furnished by Miss Nellie Howard at
the piano, Mr.. and Mrs, Peterson left
later for a trip TO st. Louis, Mo. Aft
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their friends here at CONWAY avenue.
Mrs. Peterson wore n stylish travelling
dress Of tan, with hat and gloves to
match,
\ pretty home wedding Wednesday
evening was that of Miss Edna G..
Shields and Waldcmar J, Orlob. The
ceremony was performed at the home
of Mrs. A, T. Moon at s o'clock by
Rev. P. A.. .Simpkins.. in the, presence
of about thirty relatives and friends.
A wedding supper followed. The bride
wore a dainty gown of white MULE
and carried bouquet of white roses
with shower Of sweet peas. She was
attended by Miss Edna Hcmphll who
wore white and carried pink sweet
peas Carl Orlob, brother Of the groom
acted as best man, Promptly at the
appointed hour Miss Stella Ivy at the
march as the bridal party entered the
narlors. which were prettily decorated
in pink and white roses and smilax
The dining room was In pink and
white sweet peas. with q large basket
Of them IN the center of the table
After July 10 Mr.. aud Mrs. Orlob will
be at home to their friends at 1908
Third avenue.
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Friendly societies entertained at a
brilliant garden party Thursday even
ing, at Rowland hall. for the benefit
OF Il holiday house in Provo canyon.
that viii he at tho disposal Of young
women during The summer. The broad
verandas and fine grounds were hand
somely decorated in many strings Of
japanese lanterns. Delightful music
was furnished during the evening by
L. 4 H.. Ia,
tive features of the evening were the
palmistry booth, and fine candy booth
both prettily arranged with japanese
umbrellas and lanterns, The ladies on
the committee IN charge were: Mrs.
Alvah Lewis. Miss Godbe. Mrs Reed
Miss Maguire and Mrs Fitzgerald
The guests were received by some of
the young ladies from the societies Of
st. Marks, st. Johns and st, Peters.
a delightful bridge tea was given at
| the Country club Thursday afternoon
when Mrs, Edward !. Roberts enter
! taiued in honor Of three out-of town
gucsts-Miss Mary Brodic of Owens,
boro, Ky. and the Misses Mary Lock
ridge and Bonita Pcttijohp OF Kansas
City. No. who are guests at the Mac
! loan nome. Nine tables of bridge were
plaYed. and as many more later went
down to tea The spacious rooms and
broad verandas were bright with a pro
fusion of flowers. while large mound
OF lavender sweet peas eraced the cen.
ter Of the prettily appointed tea table,
where tea and coffee were poured by
Mrs, II, c. Mcmillan and Miss Selma
Wall, assisted by Miss Alice Wall and
the Misses Bess and Mildred Nc
! MILAN.
Mrs. " Il. Wightman and Mrs. Eu.
gene Barnes entertained eight tables at
! bridoc followed bv a number going