The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-09

AND MRS. r. f. CALVIN an
M nounce the engagement of their
III daughter. Carrie Baker, 90 George
WV n Lawrence. the marriage 70
taSe place IN December. The
.,,s.inr announcement was made yes
.,aay afternoon NJ small and informal
ciyen By Miss Edna Dunn AT the
m homo on Third avenue.
orl, about a dozen OF the most intimate
/ !, ,,ends of Miss Calvin were present
she anllr, and the news was given out
:, informal and quite unconventional
Tho hostess was assisted by her
-.s.r ard also by Mrs. Calvin. who ar
.sd Tuesday evening from the east.
A.. NJ. ,he most beautiful autumn we'd
=. ever seon IN local society WAS that
IS evening when Miss Anna Rolle
.ams became the bride Of Lieutenant
-,i,am Conrad Stoii st. Psul's church,
,,rh hal been chosen for the ceremony.
a allied TO tho doors with the friends
~ bride and bridegroom. and before
rsrefnony q beautiful programme OF
.sicsl music was rendered. and an the
~ for the service arrived the strains Of
eyer-popular Loheugrin bridal
<orus'' sounded forth as n signal for
bridal party 10 enter the church.
IMPLY AT S;5O the party sthTted up
aisIe, Captain n NJ. Sh!pp and Lieu
mi Charles Z. Hall leading the line.
"a came Lieutenant Alexander Thomas.
W g., and Edward Callahan, and Inn
.5iately after them the brides attend
j her little cousin, Dora Thomas. Misc
<anor Park. the daughter Of Mayor and
q. Samuel G. Park, came next, and
=. In single line, Miss Frances Cowan,
4 Immediately before the bride Mrs.
D. Foster. the matron OF honor. Next
nc the bride on the arm OF her uncle,
rner Gov. Arthur l.. Thomas. AS the
/rty neared the ohsncol rail they were
q BY the bridegroom and his best man.
&ptain Benjamin p. Nlcklin. and the
rlating clergyman, the Rev Ward
inter- Reese AS the bridal party stood
the steps the music changed 20 Le-
ars's "Andantino," and as the bcnedic-
% was pronounced and they turned to
IVA the church the music changed once
.cfe TO the Mendelssohn wedding march,
which Joyous strains the wedding party
j b the church.
Ffom the church the members Of the
Hal party and the relatives went di-
/.lly TO the Thomas home. where a de-
bus wedding supper wns served In
fet style Miss Minnie Klesel OF Ogden
"a Mrs Charles Cain Crlsmon pouring
IA Mrs. Stuart q. Taylor and the Misses
Rerda and Ethel Martin assisting In
r1ng. while Miss Marie Meloy presided
4 The punch DOWl, here lie" nouls
he passed before the bridal pair left
the east on their honeymoon trip.
The decorations for the wedding were
nf O military nature, and the national
'cs. combined with the gorgeous au-
nm leaves and vines, made n most ar
Nc decoration. In the church two i'm
<<nse nags were draped over the chan
while great branches OF autumn
#fts Of brilliant hue and sprays OF
>olhine tinted dcop red We're arranged
bDxer-like effect. AT the homo the
|nGing room. where the bridal party
nod was In the same general offect, q
Efu Of the brilliant leaves, banked with
ms and draped with tho national col
n. making n beautiful setting for the
Eseplng draperies OF tho bride. Red
ives and flags decorated the library:
1ls In the dining room pink roses were
ID as n table decoration.
3he gowns OF the brides attendants
Re Of the pastel shades. The brides
IN was OF cream white. crepe de
<leor being chosen for the foundation.