The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-01


bouquet OF brides roses completing
the pretty bridal costume. After a
short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. West
will be at home after July 20 at II
Gordon avenue.
For Miss Geneve Horne and Orson
Bennion. who were married in the
morning In the temple, an elaborate
reception was given in the evening at
the suburban home Of the brides par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Horne. About
two hundred guests were present. The
lawn and veranda werc brilliant with
electric lights and strings Of japanese
lanterns. and effectively decorated
with flags Within the house flowers
were used in proiusion, while carna-
tons. sweet peas. palms and ferns
adorned { he parlors. and nasturtiums
and roses I'm the library and dining
room. Mrs. Horne was assisted I'm re-
ceiving by her sister. Mrs. J. Summer
hays In the dining room Mrs. 5. T.
Bennion. Mrs Swan. Mrs Horace
Cummings. Mrs. Sarah Woolley pre-
sided. assisted by a number OF the
young girl friends of the bride Miss
Katherine ClawsOn. Miss Mary Horne
and Miss May Bennion served punch.
Little Helen Horne, a sister OF the
bride. dispensed boxes Of the brides
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white messaline gown with a duchesse
lace bertha. and carried a shower bou-
quet OF brides roses. She was at
tended by her sister. Miss Annie
Horne. in pale pink Organdie, with a
bridesmaids bouquet OF pink sweet
peas. Vincent Bennion OBLIGATED as
best man. A stringed orchestra rem
dered delightful music during the re-
CeptiOn hours. and n vocal quartet
gave several excellent selections. Mr..
and Mrs. Bennion left last evening for
short wedding trip, after which they
will go to the BenniOn ranch in Wyo-
ming to make their home.
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A beautiful wedding reception was
given last evening for Miss la Won
Nelson and Clyde Felt. who were mar
ried on Wednesday in the salt Lake
temple. The event took place at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas G.. Ken
drick in Snow avenue. who assisted
the brides parents in receiving the
large number of guests. Lanterns
were hung all over the large lawn
which surrounds the house. where
supper ard punch was served The
interior Of the home was deliberately
decorated with palms. ferns and pot
ted plants. white carnations and or
ange blossoms being used with pretty
effect in the dining room. where a
number Of the young girl friends of
the bride assisted. The bride wore a
dainty white chiffon gown over taffeta.
caught with sprays Of orange bios
SONS. and carried a shower bouquet of
brides roses and orange blossoms.
Miss Rebesca Nelson. who attended
her sister as bridesmaid, was attired
in a gown Of blue null. and carried
bridesmaids roses. Little Ruby Nell
son and Norma Felt I'm dainty white
dresses carried baskets Of flowers i'm
their capacity Of flower girls. Musical
selections were given during the even
ing by the different guests. The bride
and bridegroom left later for a short
wedding trip before going to Ogden,
where they viii make their home.
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The regular monthly birthday
breakfast given for the members Of
the Y. w G. A. was served yesterday
at noon in the dining room OF the
quarters In the Brooks Arcade, and
proved TO be quite as pleasant as the
preceding breakfasts. The table was
decorated in patriotic effect in honor
OF the approaching national holiday
Flags. the national colors. and red and
white carnations were used. The birth
dav cake was the center Of attraction.
Mrs. Freeman Morningstar presided
as hostess. with the following as her
guests. Mrs Berg. Miss Weller. Miss
Martinson and Miss VERDE.
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Mr. and Mrs. Solon Spiro gave a
beautifully appointed dinner Wedncs-
day evening at Casa COntentia. Ameri-
can Beauty roses, carnations and
sweet peas in different shades graced
the table, where covers were laid for
eighteen
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