The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-20

ceremony was performed in the presence
OF the family by Rev. c. Z. PERKINS, rSc-
tor of St Pauls Episcopal church. A os-
lghtful reception followed from . 70 o'oo
when about seventy friends took adVah-
tage Of the occasion to tender tnen GUh-
gratulations to the young couple; t E
rooms were beautifully decorated LOT TIC
occasion in pink and white caIhhtiOns,
roses and ferns. A bower of green stuodeu
with flowers made an artistic setuhs toI
the beautiful toilette Of the pride, Wh9
wore a gown of soft white satln trimmed i
with sprays of lilies of the valley; A long
tulle veil caught with the same blossoms
envelOped her figure, and she carried q
bouquet of brides roses with shower OF
numbers added to the pleasure Of the 90
casion. Mr.. and Mrs. Goodin left later
for an eastern trip, and upon ther return t
will be at home after March 10, at inc
Hollywood apartments In East F1rsl
South street.
Miss Melvina Rowe. daughter OF MIS-.
Jennie Rowe. WAS married IhuIsuaS
evening at z o'clock 10 j, L. 10y AS ~
bIshOp TX or the twenty fifth ward Inc
pride wore pretty gown OF sLoS4 sAay
SILK ana carried bTlda4 roses Shs "ts
attended by her cousin, Miss LI44an I'olA
shaw, who wore lemon-cOIOFou crepe 3S
cuIns, ana carried WhlJe CARNATIONS Inc
rooms were preIuly adorned IN req anu
green. with the exception OF inc otLi-i1s
room, where pink and white Cal nations
were u5eu. SGlSClOLS O4A fAOAAAA a&4AA E-1-~@~
were gwen by the brides cousins, LOUIS
and Lillian RenshaW, and MISS Elsie
Brown was heard IN vocal and lnstL u
mental numbers. Forty immediate Ee4a-
lives and friends were present during the
evening at the reception which followed
me ceremony, Mr., and Mrs. Royals VIII
be at home after March 10 at lOl1 west
Fourth South street
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One Of the prettiest home weddings OF
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| nesday at the home OF Mrs. L. A. Raleigh
| in Center street, when her daughter Net
lie, was married TO John IreWeekr
prominent mining man, Inc pIloe Is q
| member Of the tabernacle choir, ana WeIl,
| known In musical circles. Bishop WOOD
| performed the ceremony. The bridaI
! couple entered the parlor 70 the strains
| of the "Lohengrin' Bridal ChoI Us, pay Gu
| by Mr.. Schuster and Miss Hall The
| bride was charming in beautuuI so"H
! of white silk, trimmed in point lace ana
| carried q shower bouquet or pride rOses'
/ Dainty refreshments were served a1teI
/ which Mr.. and Mrs. Treweek LETT Tor the
| coast and upon their return Will be at
| home after April 16 at SA Center street
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| A very pretty home wedding took place
| Saturday afternoon at the home OF NI.
and Mrs Frank Henry James, When InelI
/ daughter, Miss Nellie Ebet, was married
to Lewis George Evans by Rev. T. A
| Simplkin at 2:30 o o'clock. About dozen
were present, including the FAMILY ana .- =
! few girl friends of the bride. The house
was bright with carnations and ferns and
| following the interesting ceremony a
| wedding dinner was served The bride
was charming IN a gown OF real lace
over white silk, made in princess style
with a bouquet Of brides roses. She was
attended by Miss Pearl LOWenstein OF
| ogden. in a pretty costume OF golden
brown silk carrying carnations. Nj ahd
Mrs Evans left on the evening train for
! Colorado Springs and Denver, for wed
ding trip the bride wearing for her go
iDg-away gown an electric blue tailor
made suit with toQue to match.
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Mrs. NJ. Simpson announces the mar
riage of her daughter, Chef, to Jack
Flowers.