The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-15
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PRETTY church wedding OF yes
,ordoy morning was that OF Miss
t,,sic Parsons. the only daughter
n -. NJ X. Parsons. and Walter +.
= ,,drew the son of Ar. and Mrs.
!, androw The. marriage was SOL
"a az high noon in the First Pres
'rean church. the Rev. William NJ.
EIlan nno,IrlatIng. y great many of the
cn OH he Two Young people had
pns Us IN witness the beautiful service,
'e,uI 'esvrIne Inc half hour preceding the
en,' q beautiful musical programme
'llona, ,a,,ored by Miss Maud Thorn at
~" ~. Mn, organ. AS the hour OF noon
" ~" me music changed 10 the Bridal
-, RON Lohcngrln and 10 It's sweet
,rs fhe party entered the church, the
4 nshers. Arthur Parsons, JACK ac
onJ George PrcntisS, coming first
!? ??.,rnediaiely after them Mrs, e. c.
nn the matron OF honor, walking
I FoIowing Immediately after her
e ,he bride on the arm OF her father,
q t"o,n the side aisle came the BRIDE
~ y his hest man, Walter Dansie, and
pey DR.. Paden. As The ceremony
4 the music changed TO Trauinerei.
n Was PLAYED very softly through the
'mony with the Mendeissohn Msd-
poaych following. The young people
drscily from the church 10 leave
y, O'clock train for the west, They
~ zone p month or so, visiting Lake
"A " ond San Francisco. and returning
:s,,,srs s New. TO make their home.
{hrIdal gown WAS of heavy white
Z trimmed with rose point lace. ana
~ tullc veil fastened with orange
~ .aEos enveloped tho slender girlisl
o'l,s M The bride. Her only ornament
nendant OF pearls strung on a
+, ~ The same. the gift of the bride
.-r She carried a great mass OF
4 ,oses With streamers OF tulle and
a rsas Mrs. Parsons wore a hand
Y E1sca gown with pale blue trim
and hat of light blue beaver with
4 nlumes and carried an armtui ol
1rican Beauty roses. For gong
= Snwn the bride wore n tailored su't
= nine broadcloth with a hat of
4 blue velvet.
-cthcr wedding OF more than ordinary
<ssf was that of Miss Minerva Young.
5sneh;cr OF Major and Mrs. Richard
fonnp and Adam S. Bennion. The
rnony was performed at il O'Clock in
laid Lake temple. and Immediately
j fhe two families enjoyed n wedding
|ffast at the Young home on First
ne, at which some twenty-five were
M The home was fragrant with
a flowers. and the happiness OF a
4, marty characterized the wedding
|'{ast In the late afternoon hours
bride and bridegroom received their
a friends quite informally. 10 give
.onortunltv FOR them 10 say goodbye
a going away 10 make their home.
bride wore 4 dainty lace net over
a Embroidered i'm pale pink and with
Les OF pink trimming and carried
al shower Of pink roses. For her
4 <-nway gown she was dressed in a
4 blue serge. with hat to match. In
>fternoon a whole oevy or her young
I'd called. and her small sisters as
d In serving the guests. among them
. Alice Young. Miss Mary Young,
. Alice Wells, Mrs. Joseph Howclls:
. James Nibley and Miss Rceta and
. Connie Young The young people
nj the evening train for New York,
f Mr.. Bennion viii continue mis- law
|es In Columbia college.
IL Louis Gates, who has spent the
"a pnri of the summer here, was the
X& yesterday AT a luncheon for q
d OF her most intimate friends at
A!ta club. The table was laid IN
1riyaie dining room and was bright
listers. the pure white being used
| The green OF ferns. The affair was
tonor Of Mrs. Dean +, Prayton. a
Of the summer. and the other guests
Mrs.. T. +. Holmes. Mrs, Jay T.
Mrs Henry NJ. Crowther. Mrs.
ID n Campbell Mrs. W, !. klser,
. Wallace Bransford, Miss Gertrude
M0n Mrs Keddic. Mrs Freeman
Iiss Williams. Mrs Gates leaves
'sy for Los Angeles on her way 10
'ome in Ray. Arlz.
|5 have been received here by the
of the bridegroom announcing the
'ge Of Miss Irene Frances O'Brien,
1tf OF Mr. and Mrs. William Fran
0'BrIen TO William Wellington
on Saturday. September .. at
1n. Mass. Mr.. Payne. vino is in
vernment service in the food and
depsruneut has made host OF
- here since he came months ago
Re Salt Lake his home He and
Ide arrived here on Wednesday last
re at home at the Coycy apart
James L. Jennings was the hos
esIerdsy at n very prettily ap-
q bridge tea ai her home. given III
of Mrs. H. Nance Lane. who
Soon for Denver The rooms were
Wwith white aStcrs, except in the
II roon. where yellow flowers were
Eight tables Nof The game were
and prizes awarded tho winners
en-. besides a special prize for the
oi honor. At Tic tea which fol-
Ms Walter Jennings aud Mrs
n. Badger poured tea and coi-
Enils Mics Dorothy Jennings. Miss