The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-21
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<,,,owinr from the San fTan-
La cali OF last Sunday VIII ne
,,s,h interest by The many |
?. 1.,ke friends OF the bride. who
gerry popular visitor III the
,sors ago. when she was a
,unt Mrs. T.. +. Holmes al tie
~ .iarc. "A wedding where the
r,o,.c Than Il dozen attendants
~ Miss Laura Lee Bransiord.
~ The bride last Friday OF Al
+. ..f',ayk AT the First Presbyterian
. 7srd Bluff. There were a dozen
<,,o' nroce sion that preceded the
'~nyb the aisle OF the church TO
~ flowers. These girls wore
.,c.ns and picture hats. Two Ut
! <irIs. Margaret Clark and Dor
M scettercd rose petuls In the
N the bride. The color scheme
.,eddirg was pink. ana masses
-caes and sweet peas we're used
,5oYnment Of the church. Inc !
~ prcdominated in The gowns
fhe girls in the bridal party
4 n honor was Miss Alice Brails-
Ia of the bride, and the two
Ids. gowned in pink. We're MISS
r]ark and Miss Georgia Mccoy,
( Rockwell. cousin OF Inc BRIDE
red as best man at the wedding.
F. church ceremony there Was an
reception at the home OF the |
arerlts, Mayor and Mrs. walter
a Among the guests at the we'd |
\ H,.~
.r5ed from their honeymoon for |
,-onv OF last Friday. Mrs. Fletch-
~rf11erly Miss Jessie Clark, a sis
- bridegroom. The young cou-
zone south for q brief wedding |
they will return TO reside in !
Il Ubcre a pretty home awaits |
ho rev residence. by the way, is
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Clark, !
Il fhe bridegroom.
prefty wedding OF last evening
al Miss Uint7h Booth, daugh-
(. and Mrs. Hiram r. Booth, and |
4. W. Bowers. The marriage |
re In the presence OF a large
Of friends at o'clock. Rev. 2. !
II, officiating. The bride was at
u Miss Elvira Bong and George
was the best man. The Booth
B bright with quantities Of flow
rican Beauty roses forming the |
oration of the lower floor. while |
B rooms above pink sweet peas
nations decorated everywhere.
u party stood beneath a canopy |
white roses and American Beau
rating every available space,
the fragrant blossoms were on
and in corners and a great
aes hung above the heads OF the |
{r. The same general effect OF
flowers was to be seen in the |
,om, where following the cere-
|uffet supper was served.
ng with the bridal party were
Mrs. Booth and Mr.. and Mrs,
while in the dining room were
o. Lee, Mrs. W. V. Booth and
s. Harlan. The bride wore a
gown of Duchess lace over sat-
fTied a shower bouquet OF roses. |
3 veil OF tulle was fastened |
nge blossoms. Miss Bong was
! pink chiffon over satin and she
Lnk roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Bowers
be late train for a trip TO the
!, but they will make their home |
heir return.
|
IrriHge Of Miss Edith Grant and |
!orng. which took place yesier-
loon in the Salt Lake temple,
ged Immediately after by a we'd
Ikfast at which only the imme
Z large reception for over 500 !
South Temple street. From S !
n 81 lrf howe tasg c
] a merry throng of guests. the !
srents, Mr.. and Mrs. Heber J.
eing assisted in receiving by |
4rs. Seymour 3. Young, parents
idegroom. Tables for the sup
ARA anged on the lawn and here J
IA Young. Miss Bernice Young /
i Mary Grant were in charge. |
whole bevy of the younger girls
hem. The home was bright with |
-oses and Oregon lilies and the
green of the Oregon grape.
e wore a handsome gown OF
nbroidered chiffon and carried
'ses. Mr.. and Mrs, Young leave
1ing for Brighton TO spend the
N In the Grant cottage there.
: H. Chapman Will entertain a
fwenty-six guests at Saltair on
fternoon in compliment TO Miss
'oes and Lieutenant Charles
. ladies going out on the after
Ia and the men In time for Il
the ship cafe in the evening.
OF events are planned in honor
Boes and her fiance In the next
: Mrs. D. c. Brough will en-
his afternoon at q. bridge tea.
Han Gesas will give party
7rnoon and evening at Wanda
Thursday. Mrs. Chapman's
occupy Friday and Mrs. Frank
planning to entertain on Satur-
out OF town wedding of today
Ln interest great many Utah
that of Paul Billings. tine son
nd Mrs. f. l.. Billings OF this
Imogene Dean. the daughter Of
Mrs. J. S. Dean of Topeka, Kan.
ngs and his bride will start for
Immediately after their mar
Z Will come directly here. They
ke their home In Park City,
3 Billings is the manager OF the
company, and will be at home
ter July 10. The bride is the
Of the United States district
OF Topeka.
z beautifully appointed luncheon
'rday was that at the Country
which Miss Cosgriff WAS the
md at which thirty OF her friends
Lertained. The place was like n
Earden with its magnificent red
"a IN profugion on every side. The
" table usually laid In the small
room was placed in the main
"u thls was a mass of the deep
~ III baskets. in clusters and in
'8ys- Following the luncheon the
Zee to the Aged.