The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-15


At the MONDAY recital at the @
q. Tabernacle today. the following @
g, program Will be given. q
q, Assistant Organist Edward 2. o
Kimball at the organ 81
.. Gloria from the 18th Mass .
o. ...... 900. $1,000. Mozart %
@ (a) Prayer In A Flat. Sawyer @
o. % Pastoral .-.-...-- .Faulkes {,
g. Co Bcrceuse ---------- Kinder o
o. Ca) Traumerei Cby request).. .
.-..-..-.. .'''' 'Son ui'i8i"
q" Oh old Melody ............
o. .......Arr. by performer o
g. Offertory I'm march form. %
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This week has been marked by n
number Of notable affairs, but none
have euunlcd in Importance the we'd
ding Of Miss Mary Ethelyn Halloran.
daughter OF ". j. HallOran, and Lewis
william Sowles. which took place last
evening at ST. Mays cathedral at $3.50
o'clock.
While the guests were arriving a.
rare musical program was given by
Miss Nora Gleason. who presided at
the organ. assisted by Mrs. Edward
NcGurrin. with tn harp. Mr.. SHELTON.
the violin: the cathedral choir OF TWEEN
Is young girls and a selected orchestra
Of six pieces. Thu prelude included
these numbers. Spring Song" Men
delssohn. the organ alone; "Commun-
iOn IN G." Batiste, harp and organ:
Bridal Chorus" from 'TsohenErin. -
by twenty young girls from the cathe-
dral choir. song without Words"
dendclssohn. harp solo. and Bar
carollc" by the orchestra.
Promptly at $50 the aisles were
ribboncd Off with heavy pink ribbon.
and 20 the strains OF the Coronation
March" by Meyerbcer. the clergy en-
tered the sanctuary from the east door,
followed by the bridegroom and his
best man. walter POLAND. At the same
time the ushsrs started down the aisle.
dcux ct dcux. wollowed BY the brides
maids. single file. and the maid Of
honor. Miss Florence Halloran, sister
OF tho bride. the latter came I'm on the
arm Of her father. ". ]. Halloran.
who handed her over TO the bride
groom. While the harp. organ and
violin softly played Gounod's Ave
Maria the entire bridal party knelt
In n scmiclrcle.
The ceremony was performed by the
Itt. Rev. Bishop Laurence Seaman. as
sisted by Father ". X. Ryan OF the
cathedral. Father A. J. Guinan. presi-
dent Of All Hallows college. and eight
altar boys. all ROBBED in the vestments
OF the roman AhLu0llc GnuFfn. our
ing the beautiful and solemn ring serv-
ice. the "Salve Maria" by Mercadante.
was played on the organ. At the con-
Clusion OF the ceremony the bride and
bridegroom signed the church license.
which was witnessed by the maid OF
honor and the best man. The happy
procession marched out 10 the rhythm
Of Mcndcissohn's Wedding March"
The bride was a picture Of graceful
composure- She wore a handsome
gown OF princess lace over white satin
and n lace veil. which was fastened
with orange blossoms. she carried a
huge bouquet OF brides roses.
Miss Florence Halioran. the maid Of
honor was very attractive I'm a gown
Of pink satin. with an overskirt Of
pink chiffon and a picture hat to
match. carrying a large bouquet OF
pink roses.
The wedding color was carried out
in the costumes OF tho bridesmaids
who also wore pink satin gowns with
ovcrskirts OF pink chiffon and large
picture hats. Their bouquets were Of
pink roses. The ensemble was very
pleasing. The young ladies who served
in the capacity Of bridesmaids were:
The Misses Margaret Dunn. Mildred
Eccics, Lillian Lane and Mercy Lewis
on this occasion the elaborateness
OF tho cathedral decorations was ex-
~ NAANHA AAlN NHEAiWAAE was AlfNel
with palms and carpctcd with green
the carpet extending 20 the altar. on
either side Of which great barrels of
palms formed n soft background The
altar was decorated with a profusiou
or Chatcnay roses in matchless vases.
and the candelabra were arranged in
the shape OF crosses. Back OF the
cross was a large vase OF Killarney
roses. and another stood on the ONYX
table where the license was signed.
The pillars through the church were
twined with smilaN. and the organ loft
was screened from view by palms and
p0tted plants.
a wedding reception followed at the
home Of the brides father. w ] Hal
loran. who was assisted i'm receiving
by Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Sowles and Mr..
and Mrs. ". - Sowlcs. father and
mother Of tho bridegroom. They re-
Cciycd I'm the bay window OF the par
Tor under n canopy Of smilax. in the
center Of which hung n large bell Of
pink asters. Killarney roses were
banked back Of the mantel and in
vases at either end.
As an through the house. the din
ing room was decorated with Chatenay
and Killarney roses A mound OF
them formed the central decoration OF
the table. Here Mrs W. Mont Ferrv.
Miss Margaret Mcclure and Miss Kate
AAsAAtNAaN strtrNNN- inc supper was I'D
keeping with the splendor Of the occa-
sion. and was carried out I'm the bridal
idea Of pink.
Miss Halloran has always held n
high place I'm salt Lake society. and
is one Of It's most popular hostesses
Mr.. Sowlcs is one OF the best known
or salt Lakes young men IN business
circles as well as socially.
The number Of costly and Artistic
Wedding presents attest the uoDu1arfty-
Of the young people.
Mr.. and Mrs Sowles viii make their
home In salt Lake.
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In his Characteristic style, Mr.. sam