The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-25
ADDITIONAL INTERM0UNTAIN
NEWS
OLTVER-SULLIVAN;
A POPULAR WEDD1NG
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 Inc lrIDu11e.
AMERICAN FALLS, Sept, 2s.-On the
evening OF September 20. at tho home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Walter It. Oliver. was sol-
cmnized the marriage of their daughter.
Lake City Attending the ceremony were
relatives and most Intimate friends OF the
contracting parties. Following the ccre.
gas Sa sSo The
drawing room, whero the ceremony was
performed. was decorated In pink, roses
prevailing, tho dinins room I'll IN viii white s,aha aho
smilas. with huge bunch Of asters.
During the evening PUNCH and re refrssn- ts,,n-
reiI. Miss Sslee, Miss Nichols. Miss Clsle
Barnard. Miss Ethel 1ering and MiS5 and
Lillian Johnson. Eye We. ed1s Sagnern +, the dhe
music room Miss Saleo and Meesrs. Ryd-
vail and Lang rendered choice setectlons
throughout the evening. ~
G. w. Atwood sang "Oh. Promise Me.
This was followed by the wedding march
from 'Lohepsrln,.' with the first strains
drawing room. where the ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father Nanderdonct
of Pocatello. assisted by tho Rev. Father
City. Tho groom entered first with his
best man. T. j. Keogh of Ogden. and
awaited the coming of the bride. Who
father. preceded by the bridesmaids, the
Misses Vera and 0nie oliver. The bride
wae Go%vned fh q French creation OF dell
cate blue maxouisetto with Earntture OF
ChentiIe lece; the only ornament worn
wns a cameo brooch surrounded with
whole pearls, q gift Of the groom; deli
cate pink wreath enclrcled her hair. Miss
sian satin. Miss Ollie wore robe OF
S'hautille lace over pink satin. Mrs. W.
T. Oliver WIS dressed in black net over
black eatin, with trimmings OF gold and
simple white Swiss dress. Mrs. J. D.
Sullivan IN white lace; Miss Grace SuIll-
Sullivan in light blue crepe de chene,
pearl trimmings
Among the beautiful gowns seep at the
reception were; Mrs. L. Campbell, black
6choder. -sray and whtte silk. lace trim
rniugs; Mrn. Greenwood. meuve satin;
Mira. Murdock, black and white silk.
black satin; Mrs. L. P. Smith. black
wolfe. black satin trimmings; Mrs. Row
berry. champaSne satin: Mrs. Roberts.
Miss Lou Garrett, white lace over blue
silk; Mrs. Atwood, blue satin: Mrs. F.
Winter, Persian sirk; Mrs Utley. pale
blue satin. gold: Mrs. Ben Howell. hello
with duchesse lace. diamonds; Mrs. Wal
worth, brown velvet. lace trimmings,
white hat; Mrs. Winters, brown silk with
satin: Mrs, Won Knoblocls, black net over
white eatin, diamonds: Mrs. Chapman,
heIiotrope satin, pearl trimmings; Mrs.
Finnegan. wllito lace gown. picture hat:
Mrs, Moth. in green silk and Persian;
Mrs. struthers. white lace, black het with
plumes: Miss Butterfleld, light green
satin. gold trimmings; Miss Herrara.
pale green Rajah silk; Mrs. Sid Oliver.
pale blue voile, lace garniture. Mrs. VIII
oliver, grey crepe. Mrs. Jack Thiel,
champagne colored voile. embroidered,
Miss Maud Davis, pale blue silk null.
Tho out-of-toyn guests were: T. ].
city: Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. sullivan Salt
Lalso City; the Misses Grace and Flor
ence Sullivan. Salt Lake City; Master
Carroll Sullivan, Salt Lake City; Mrs.
Lucy T. Campbell, Seattle; Mrs. L. B.
Smith, Nevada; Jack Thiel, Soda Springs;
Mrs. Schoder, Grand Rapids. Mich: II.
Goodwin. Boise; J. Hartman, sat Lake
City; ]. F1alsnland, Salt Lake City, Rev.
Father Guinan. Salt Lake City, and Miss
Lou Garrett. Marysville. Mo.
Mr- and Mrs. Sullivan left American
Falls on the $3.50 train for the northwest
The bride was attired In a handsome
gray travelling suit with gloves to
match, black velvet hat with a bird OF
The wedding gifts were many
and very handsome.