The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-09

One OF The pretty home weddings of
wednesday night was that Of Miss lla-
zel Tomlinson and Ben i. Morris, at
tho home Of tho brides parents. MIR.
and Mrs. II +. Tomlinson, The ccrc
mony was performed by the Rev. w. NJ.
Paden, i'll the presence of only the inn
mediate families. Afier the ceremony
a reception was held from to ] o'clock.
The parlor was pretty in profusion Of
white roses and white peonies, while the
library was bright with red roses. In
the dining room was seen many bowls
of pink roses and carnations. the dining
table having for a centcrpicCc an I'M
mese bowl of pink roscbuds, and stream
ers of pink chiffon hung from The chan
dciier TO The four corners of the table.
with II bow at the corner, The bride
was ddintily attired in white lace and
embroidery dress and carried pink La
France roses. and the only jcwclry worn
was pearl necklace. The hall where
punch was served was brightly deco
raleG with red roses and ferns. After
August /, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris will be
at home to their friends at 2l y street.
Tho wedding OF Miss Edythc Lund-
Sren and Albert j., Sears takes place
this evening at the home of the brides
parents. Iid Mr.. and Mrs. o. +. Lundsrcn,
l19 South Seventh West street. y re-
cepuon will be held from TO H.
:. To the strains of the Lohcngrin we'd
ding march, Miss Gertrude Shannon and
Herman l.. Bauer were married by the
Rey. Elmer l. Goshen in the presence OF
n large assemblage OF friends and rela-
tves The bride, was cNausitcIy gowped
in white net trimmed with baby Irish
lace. and carried white roses, while her
sister, Miss Florence Shannon. the
bridesmaid. was daintily sowned in mink
silk and carried white and pink sweet
peas. MI Cornwall acted as best man.
The home was prettily decorated with a
wealth Of flowers. white roses and palms
pelns used in the parlor and pink roses
III the dining room. The dining table was
covered with a Battenburg cloth and a
OF the 'ablc. Broad strcamcrs OF pink
satin ribbon extended from The basket TO
the chandelier. Music was furnished by
Miss Lucille Monson and AIR Stringlv
The bridal cake was in the shape OF a
pyramid and adorned the sideboard Those
assisting were Mrs. Annie Burton. Mrs
Florence Slater, Miss Mary Thomas. Miss
Sadie Ford. Miss May Ford Miss Bessie
JackInan. Miss Edith Sloan and Miss
Angeline Hecllart,
Ono of the pleasant affairs Of wednes-
Day AFTERNOON was the bridge tea given
by M;'s. T. G. Stayner and Miss Grace
DoriGs. complimentary to Miss Hazel
Dorius, one of the juno brides.
On Tuesday evening Mrs T. schuler
and Mrs. O. Barker entertained at the
lone of Mrs. Schuer in the Second Easr
apartments Inc occasion being the an
i
were in pink and white \ seVen-coursr
dinner was served. There was music an!
games, and most delightful evening wa
scent Those present were Mr. and Mrs
w. W. Finn. Mr. and Mrs George w
Ebert, MIR. and Mrs j. Brewer. Mcssrs
Vincent Barker, i. Schulcr. Howard
Manx. Clark Robertson. Bryan Renny.
Dr. and Mrs. Keeler. Mrs. X. Manx Miss
Lillian Maxwell and Miss Lenna Barker.
The marriage OF Miss Thenia y Chill
colt and Emil JOSH will take place Thurs
day evening at > u. III. at the bride $
home. 353 Eighth East street. the Rev
DR.. Short officiating. Only relatives will
be present. and on Friday morning The
bride and groom will leave for an east
ern trip.
Miss Cleo Craig left Saturday for Texas.
TO he away all summer.
The Missionary society of the Central
Christian church will meet Thursday at
:: p. IN. at the home Of Mrs. Waldron.
20 street.
One Of the pleasantest affairs of Wed
nesday afternoon was the affair given by
Mrs. Ralph y. Rudy for Mrs Frank J.
Watson, who leaves soon on an extended
eastern trip.
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