The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-26
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

Panl S church when MISS Wlnletred
Brice, the beautiful young daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George r. Bricc. became
the bride of her lifelong friend and
schoolmatc. Sentcr Frederick Walker
the son of Mrs. f. S. Bascom. The
marriage was witnessed by large
gathering OF friends of the two pop
uar young people and was followed
by reception at the Brice home, which
was attended by nearly as many. The
picturesque little church which has
been the scene in past years OF so many
nuptial ceremonies, decked with Easter
lilies and made more attractive with
before the hour Of - and for more
than half an hour programme of Sc
lected music had been rendered by the
organist before the bridal party en-
tered the church Contrary to the
usual custom, the bridal party entered
TO the strains OF the Swedish "Wcd
ding March, by Sodermann, an eH
quisite piece of music too seldom heard.
As the music began. the groom, his
best man, Morton Cheesman, and the
clergyman, the Rev. W. Ward Reese.
entered the church from the vestry and
stood at the foot of the chancel steps
awaiting the coming of the bride First
came the ushers. Harold Horlick and
George d. Keyser and Malcolm Key
ser and Harry HartIing, walking in
pairs, and following them Immediately
came the maid of honor, Miss Vera
Edwards. Next came the bride on the
arm of her father, and as she reached
the chancel steps the music ceased and
amid the stiffness of the hushed con
gregation the minister read the solemn
betrothal service Of the Episcopal
church. the party going up to the
altar rail for the final benediction at
the close of the ceremony. AS the
bride and groom turned to leave the
church the Mendelssohn wedding march
sounded to the pealing of the church
bell, and to its strains the wedding
party left the church, followed later
by the friends. At the Brice home for
the next two hours over n hundred
friends called to extend their good
wishes to the young people. Here, with
Mrs, Brice and Mrs. Bascom, Mrs.
Ernest Anstee and Mrs Herbert Cham
guests, while Mrs. Edward McGurrin
and Mrs. Robert Campbell presided
over the tea table and Miss Marion
Oberndorfer. Miss Marie Odell, Miss
Bryan Houston and Miss Irene Hanson
assisted them in serving. Miss Elsie
Mcmillan and Miss Romola King
served punch in the library, where
wealth of daffodils made golden
light amid many palms.
The bridal party stood beneath
canopy Of smIlaX studded with pure
white snapdragons and the same flow
ers were used in decorating the rooms.
In the dining room quantities Of pink
Killarney roses and lilies of the val
ley decorated the table, and here two
smilax vines were festooned from the
four corners of the room TO the central
part. The bride wore a stunning street
suit of hehotrope cloth with a little
modlsh white bonnet with white aig
rettes and ribbons and carried a great
shower of white roses and lilies Of the
valley, Miss Edwards gown was of
pink rajah and a pink picture hat to
match, with pink roses, completed her
costume She carried a shower of pink
Killarney roses with streamers Of pink
sweet peas falling to the floor. Mr..
and Mrs. Walker left on the afternoon
train for their new home near Portland,
Oregon.
A simple home wedding of the past
week in which a large number of
friends were interested was that of
Miss Birdie SNOWFALL and G., II. Zen
ger, which took place Thursday even
ing at the SNOWFALL home, Bishop NJ
S. Woolley performing the ceremony,
The young people left shortly, after
a wedding supper was served. for San
Francisco, where the groom is in busi-
ness and where they will make their
home. Mr.. and Mrs Zenger will be
at home for the present at the Congress
hotel.
An interesting announcement of the
past week WAS that from Los Angeles
telling Of the coming marriage of Rob
ert Leonard, the son of Mrs. Abiel
Leonard, formerly of this city to Miss
Rowena M. Newton, daughter of l. B.
Newton of Los Angeles. The marriage
is to be one Of the events of early sum-
mer,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Edgar announce
the engagement of their daughter, Mar
tha E., to C. n. Spencer, Jr., the mar
riage to take place in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Brady announce the
engagement of their daughter, Hazel,
to Otto d. Hellar, the marriage to take
place in April.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Butts of Cali
fornia announce the engagement of
their daughter, Hazel, to Ruel &. Open.