The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-29

sion with a profusion Of sweet peas
and wreaths and festoons Of srnilax-
The bride wore a dainty white lin
gerie gown trimmed with princess
lace. and carried a bridal bouquet OF
white roses. She was attended by her
sister. Miss Carrie williams. who was
charmingly gowned IN pink chiffon.
and carrying large cluster OF sweet
peas. Judge T. W. Spalding Of Evans
ton. Wyo.. officiated as the best man.
The wedding march was played by
sister OF the bride Miss Williams. az
the bridal party took their places.
Among the out-of-tOwn guests who
came expressly for the interesting
event were Colonel Peacock Of Chi
cago. Mayor Harrison and Judge T. w
Spalding Of Evanston.
Mr.. and Mrs Varney left yesterday
afternoon for ogden by automobile.
accompanied by a number Of friends in
their automobiles as far as that place,
from where the newly married couple
VIII go TO Bellevue. Ida. where Mr..
Varney holds position of general SUI
perintendent OF the Idaho Consolidated
Mining company.
A simple but prettily arranged home
wedding occurred last evening at the
home Of the bride, 1923 East Sixth
South, when Miss Alice r.. Holman and
warren A. Baker were married at
O'Clock by the Rev. r. G. McNfece.
A strinEed orchestra stationed in the
upper hall amid a bank OF palms
played the wedding march as the bri-
dal party entered the parlor where the
ceremony was performed. Palms were
used In profusiOn throughout the
house, and a color scheme in pink and
white was effectively carried out in
sweet peas, the dining room being
particularly pretty, where n number
OF young girl friends Of the bride pre-
sided. The bride was attired in a
beautiful cream crepe de chine gown
trimmed In real lace. and carried n
shower bouquet OF brides roses. She
was unattended. and the best man on
the occasion was Mr.. Moberg Of Idaho
Falls.
A reception followed the ceremony.
when supper was served on the lawn.
which was brilliantly lighted by Jap
anese lanterns and in electric light
effect.
An orchestra on the lawn also rem
dered delightful musical selections
during the hours or the reception. Mr..
and Mrs. Baker left the same evening
for an extended wedding trip. and
after september Is viii be at home in
Idaho Falls.
The Army and Navy Journal OF July
% contains the following announce
ment: Major Dwight r. Holly. Fif-
teenth United states infantry, and Mrs
Holly have announced the engagement
OF their daughter, Adele Howard. to
Lieutenant >. NJ. Wainwright. First
United States cavalry"
Miss Holly IS the charming daughter
Of Major and AIRS. Holley OF Fort
Douglas, where Major Holly is in com
mand. and although she has only been
at the post for a few weeks. has
proved popular addition TO the gar
rison. Lieutenant Wainwright is sta
TONED at Boise barracks.
DR.. and Mrs s. r. Fenton. who left
with the Salt Lake party for the trim
around the world in February. sail to-
DAY for New York. Dr. and Mrs. +. 4.
Trip, members Of the party. sailed
Sunday. July "a. for home.
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me spacious lawn surrounding the
W. p. kiser home in Thirteenth East
street was the scene Of n very pretty
reception and lawn party last evening.
when large number OF friends were
invited by Mr.. and Mrs. Kiser to meet
their guests, the Very Rev. Marina
duke Hare and his bride who are re-
turning TO their home in Davenport
Ia, after enjoying their honeymoon in
California and the Pacific northwest.
me grouncs were very attractive
under the soft light Of myriads of Jan
anese lanterns. which we're strung in
All directions. while Oriental and
Navajo rugs. cOuches and chairs gave
an artistic and hcmelilSe appearance
TO the picturesque scene. which was
heightened by the pretty summer
toilettes OF the society women and
girls present
Mr.. and Mrs. Kiser were assisted in
receiving with the guests Of honor by
Mrs. Kiser's mother. Mrs. r. i cham
bers. and brother. Lyster Chambers Of
New York. while assisting I'm the other
directions wore: Mr.. and Mrs p I.