The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-13
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,focr beautiful wedding ceremony
,ost eyenlng was that which
united Miss Amelia Young Pat'eF'
IN and Andrew Fairchlld Sher'
ar IN marriage. The ceremony
s.-,o-nea AT the home Of the bride
pti'gy"anb IIppman. at o CLOCK
NJ The closest Giendr
umeese the service. Later foi-
iarge reception. 10 which all the
.ds were invited ,.o o,ur. for
rooms which formed Tue setllhS ios
80 were bright with iiowers. and
a' artistic howcr-likc ARRANGEMENT
irs aud ferns and pink asters was
IN the parlor windows LOT .Ie ~ iia ,,st
,s rho HYDE orchestra began tnr
"a 40 ',nnsic of the Bridal Chorus
'A'lnI = nnIhensrin the bridal party entered
LII The Two ushers. Ross Brown
s,h,,r coh', +, Parsons, entering first and
AI'", ~ ,ang ribbons. With which they
Ins aisIc from the library into the
~ where the service was 10 be
rb,nneh the aisle thus formed
SCR Miss Mary Sappington, the
I'D ND followed by Miss Mary Sher-
the iho sister OF the bridegroom, as
~ honor Next came the bride on
y. - be, father, and as she neared
--.a1dlng DDNtI tli' WI ''N 49,
rsn Marc Lippman. and Bishop
..nn SpaldinS entered from the
M met the bride.
tbe service Of the Episcopal church
the music changed 10 Goldmark S
[Sa,nr svuphony." which was played
,b,ourhout the ceremony, the
.,seohn wedding march sounding
ss Tho service was ended with the
.diction As the friends came for
e,i,h their GOOD wishes many more
4 in for the reception, when The mem
/ III the bridal party We're iolned oS
a and Mrs W. y, Shcrman. the par
Of the bridegroom, and MIS- iouns'
+ride's grandmother, to welcome the
y throughout the rooms artistic
4, ,decnrntions were every where in evil
4. the library IN deep red roses and
',aIte mink Killarney roses decorating
{ahlo I'm the dining room. Here n
], M Florentinc lace over pink satin
a more decided note OF color in
.|ne with the beauty OF the pink roses.
\ his room. which opened out on the
a Surrounding the house. supper
eerycd I'm buffet style under the
| the entire place being inclosed In
"a wall OF canvas and beautifully
a with many lanterns Tables and
|E were arranged all around the
n and from withln doors foated the
n,usIc OF the orchestra, mingled with
roices of the guests. Mrs III. L..
&|pgIon presided IN the dining room
d teyy Of The young girl friends Of
bride assisted In serving. BOTH in
|5Ining room and through the house.
u BRIDES gown was OF white Char
& satin with trimmings of real lace.
Forc a handsome veil of fine Iulie
Z was fastened with a bridal wreath
.1nss blossoms. and her bouquet was
rIde's roses with a shower of sweet
. falling from II. Miss Sherman's
4 was OF white marGulsette over pink
i and Mss SappinstoN wore a dress
Dc crepe de chen. both maids carry
Ink Killarney roses In cluster bou-
i MIR and Mrs. Sherman will leave
Il for the east on an extensive we'd
tflp. They Will later make their
+ IN New York, where the bride
N has accented position
|other interesting wedding OF Tues
Fas that Of Miss Dorothy Thompson,
1aughter Of Mr. and Mrs e. D, r.
urEon. and Franklin *. Nelson, The
1ony which united the two Young
z vas performed by the Rev, Elmer
1lcn In the presence Of a large com
cf friends al 1870 o'clock in the
1oon IN the First CONGREGATIONAL
/1 The scene was a most beautiful
~.ne church bright With quantities
1k aslsrs and made more attractive
numbers Of handsome palms. held
uDany OF friends for some time be-
ne hour for the service. and a beau
Musical programme WIS rendered
ihe hour ;hev We're assembling.
ra,Dlss. The new organist from Stock
-al. presided al the organ and Miss
Hughes assisted him on the harp.
Pcfore The ceremony the following
!s were PLAYED: Swedish Wedding
oese hndcaring Young Charms" and
fomIse Nc"
<Ac hour for the ceremony arrived
|enslc changed 10 The Bridal
from "Lohengrin." 10 which the
party entered the church. Or. -
pcxman and Fred Jensen coming
touo%ed by Philip Thompson and
1lisaoeth Allen. Walking alone and
'ntcH preceding the bride and her
same MISS Carol Evans while from
HIsic coming 10 meet Inc bride.
1ne Drideeroom, his best man. Rob
n'efhcld and the Rev. Mr. Goshen.
Geiylce was read tho cXauisitelv
v' latn SOLO. The owe Song"
'Ioh"nerin." was pIaved and al
~ the ofvaN and the harp sounded
'a Inc Joyous Mendelssohn wedding
Liz iue anc her attendants were all
seree suits. the bride wearing n
'ntc picture hat with a circle and
h,arahon and carving great
Dilae roses. The maids we're
%n,'c hats with pink trimmings
IN, pnk astcrS. Mr., and Mrs.
"a, ' shortlv after the ceremony for
spend some time al Lake
~ IN san Francisco. The bride
rI,i, .hS-a"a: gown a dark blue
~" na1 and gloves to match,
EernnTdine Kimbau and Miss
,iah both OF whom leave Short
Iffri,,. Hchooi entertained most
y Yesterday at luncheon
,osao,e ish for a number of
|.h ssho lrlToGS. The lons table was
I.fed main dining room and was
|.rsv mIlh great basket OF pink
I/t s,,9, lgneH, %ilh su1ilax and ribbons
al ioh surrounding T. Tiny RIB
eined 10 each place where =
ass holding a single rosebud was
nlnV rose idea was carried out
~ "" cards also. which were open
~, roses In miniature. The party
ba bafe,oneh e,oh by Mrs. W. s. Rivers.
N ,5tnrr ,9.nrr guests were Miss Alice
"a, 1'ss =, Lillian Lane. Miss Norinnc
Ian,, a1ss Margaret Walker. Mlss
Ia nh.s. Miss Florence Cooke. Miss
{risu vrr,,laor7er. r,r7er. Miss Denise Kar-
iu,toren"c lIalloran. Miss Dor
Y.IMee' Miss Geneve Savage.