The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-11

MOST interesting marriage Of
A Tuesday was that OF Miss Alice
|N s,avan and DIR. S. II, PInkerton,
IN both OF this city. which was
solennizcd in Oakland at the
~, y; the brides brother. j. p Slavan
I'm, wedding was quiet affair. with
...,, The brides relatives present. Dr.
Ia Mrs Pinlerton are spending few
{.v IN san Francisco. but they will
'h,rs tomorrow by motor for "A trip
.t,oush the northwest and Will not re-
nm here Til the middle of September.
most delightful affair of yesterday
ms the luncheon at the Alta club. given
- Nrs Richard Allen Kcycs In compli-
.st 10 the ladies OF Fort Douglas. The
- large tables. seating Il company OF
,<sry fifty guests, We're placed in the
roId room. which was cool and delight
al sll through the midday hours. The
ss,orations were most beautiful. consist
ne OF baskets Of deep rose-colored car
railons and fcathery sprays OF the gypsy
',sIa The place cards showed the crest
n The hostess in white and gold. The
|rrorbadours seated toward one corner,
|ornIshed n delightful musical programme
trmv ladies'. the town friends OF the
|<osless present at the affair numbered
nore than a score. Those invited from
|Fort Douglas were Mrs. James a. Irons,
;(r Frederick Perkins, Mrs. Willis
|;ilne. Mrs William S. Graves. Mrs.
Ma. c. c. Smith and her sister. Mrs,
|Binie; Mrs. George II Estes. Mrs. T.
4 Harker Mrs, John De Witt, Mrs.
Fharles Exton. Mrs. y W. Foreman.
Biz. W. r. Graham, and her sister, Miss
|rar.wricht: Mrs p. p. Johnson, Mrs.
y 0. seaman; Mrs. Frederick kellond.
|]frs w. NJ Nelly. Mrs. George c. Bowen,
3jrs Dalton Mrs. Morton Smith OF De-
|6oi,. Mrs. Walter Drysdale. Mrs. Joseph
u Rogers and Mrs. George F. n. Daley.
An interesting wedding took place yes
|'srjay when Mss Cora Bassett became
He bride Of Wliord l.. Riser, the cere-
4. the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman
|hsselt, on Twelfth East street. The
teddIng was d beautiful al fresco affair
HE entire company being gathered on
NE lawn to await the coming OF the
|trIdal rarty. An orchestra seated on the
rhorus, and the bridal party descended
|ihs stairs and came down the porch steps
d take their places under a bower Of
5ines and roses near the bay window OF
Ne home First came the two ushers
Douglas Swan and Ralph Taylor. fol-
bweh by Miss Vera FcuCer and Miss
|Itna Fenton. the bridesmaids and then
|by Miss Mildred Douglas Of Ogden as
|nsid OF honor. Immediately preceding
|lhe bride on the arm OF her brother
'nme little Helen Gene Bassett- the tiny
biees OF the bride. From one side came
lhe bridegroom and his brother. Fritz
Riser and the Rev. p. A. Simpkin. who
cIhciated, the music changing to the
Ncndelssohn Spring Song" for the serv-
ke- More than 100 friends and rela tives
were present TO witness the ceremony
and remained for reception and garden
rar,y for the young people, buffet
upper was served indoors. where beau
lfnl decora tions OF white and yellow
were used. The bride wore a lovely
Eosn OF white crepe de meteor. trimmed
6lth lace. made by her mother. Mrs,
HIl Welshons OF Pocatello. Her lonE
Veil OF tulle was fastened with a band
~ the same lace. and she carried q
<toeer OF brides roses and tulle, The
maid OF honor wore a gown OF pink crepe
and the two m.>ids and the flower girl
Fere IN white with pink trimmings, the
naids wearing tiny lace bonnets and all
arriving oldfashioned bouquets Of pink
sEeet peas With frills OF tulle, Mr., and
Va Riser left last evening for we'd