The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-28
OGDEN.

chi s7.-one OF the mos
DbN, sepb brilliant Of the autumn
etI ana that OF Miss Margare
o5ss ,%nshter wa OF Mrs, James II
r .5sn osus and James William Col
"a VeI lake. which took place
d eai. i.,sning at S o'clock at th'
stay .he Good Shepherd In hit
Of psv esv " ". Fleetwood reaf
Tbs service In the presence o.
prlasy, of friends and relatives
81 npni" presented beautiful ap.
taa'cT its decorations Of white
BE Wiz ,s lilies OF the valley
smilax. The altar was
enc s, WhIte chrysanthemums and
p VIII canopy Of lilies OF the val
Mm .u,,Iax overhead, Behind a
q, rslms aims and potted plants, Prof.
q njaved several organ selec-
tTop ,he guests were assembling.
snne 6 o'clock the bridal party
Nc, came the three ushers,
War,,ire leading. followed by
,. LAS and Kenneth S, Griffin.
n the bridesmaids. Miss Lo,
SSs"len Sl and Miss Ethel Harmon,
Gowns OF white charmeuse
~ cSiTon overdress. trimmed in
eus esow lace. Both carried stiff
s Of pink Madame ShawyeI roses
M.s n of tulle. Miss Pamela
Jsfsr of the bride. as maid OF
,,sreded the bride. She was
IN yellow charmeuse with silk
iscs trimmings, and carried a
.onouet OF orchids and lilies OF
r.r The bride entered the church
srn Of her brother. John n.
shs wore a handsome gown Of
r,sncb satin hand embroidered,
,Jnnjngs OF real point lace gauze,
Ssr bridal veil OF real lace was
~ a cjrclet OF orange blossoms.
A necklace OF pearls and dia-
4, ihs rift OF the bridegroom, and
"A q shower bouquet OF orchids and
= the valley. At the altar she was
IS fhs bridegroom and his brother,
- Collins, who acted as best man.
eirr the ring ceremony recep-
held at the Virginia from $50
4 o'clock. and more than 400 guests
"a their congratuia tons to Mr..
Irs Collins. Receiving Were Mrs.
n Spargo. mother OF the bride,
IA Mrs. John n. Spargo, and Mrs.
/ Louise Collins, mother OF the
Nrs. Spargo wore gown OF
- Canton crepe, with overdreSs OF
4 brpcaded chiffon and gold lace
-rrz. Mrs John Spargo's gown was
8, brocaded satin With trimmings
ta lace. and Mrs. Collins wore &
4 0. pearl gray silk with lace trim
4 The Virginia was beautifully dec
a sith a proiusion OF flowers. ferns
aims. In the hall large Japanese
, Il.
4 we're used. The staircase was
"a with yellow tuile studded with
snthemums and daisies. and the
Ia lights we're shaded in the same
A pink color scheme was carried
3 tbs dining room. 4 large mound
Einme Chatney roses. intermingled
|itgns and sm!laX, formed the CEN
be and streamers OF pink tulle ex-
h from the chandelier to the cor
IL the table, where the ends were !
y with large bouquets OF the roses.
! DE lights were shaded In pink. |
n The parlors leading from the din
<1n was decorated With large bask- |
American Beauty roses and ferns, |
re other parlor was in pink chrys-
E9ns lilies and palms. Assist
= Entertaining We're Mr.. and Mrs. |
Mcguire, Mr., and Mrs. Thomas
Izlen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scow-
Nr. and Mrs Hugh c. Woods, Mr.. |
2E Ralph i. Bristol. Mr.. and Mrs. |
d " knisely. Miss Verna Tavey,
Hn Towne and Miss Daisy Kuhn.
&c number Of out-of-town guests
&st the wedding. including friends
Iall Lake, Provo, Brigham City and
outside OF Utah. Mr.. and Mrs.
= kit on the midnight train for q
17ooa trip, and upon their return
W make their home In Salt Lake.
Estag OF the Martha society was
AZ hs home OF Mrs. z. Q. WattIs
~ afternoon. when arrangements
Eiae ior their annual charity ball.
= ", Conroy presided over the
g and Mrs. a. P. Bigelow. Mrs.
sorter and Mrs. 4. P. Hibbs were
llta committee on general ar
=sas- P!ans are being made TO
ls the most successful annual
sya given under the auspices Of
ssdie Pierce and Samuel ]. John
's'e married Monday evening In this
aghtuI affair Of the week was
'se, shower given Thursday after
ars X. A: Pierce at her home.
'r'nent 10 Miss Norma L. VIII
4, npss :. marriage 10 Frank a. Ander-
sse place Wednesday. October
Saii Lake temple. The hall was
siul PINK roses. carnations,
t. 1nu terns. and a pretty color
Leo was effectively carried out
s,pr and dining room, with red
~ ~ carnations. A luncheon was
M ns prevailing color being carried
NJ M 'ne9n. Assisting Mrs, Pierce
'7tm,,yr u W., Farnsworth and Mrs.
n sn Fan ABOUT thIrty-flv OF Miss
nends were present.
eaWin,a Beebe of Salt Lake has
4. sneW York 10 enter Columbia
Sns was accompanied by Mrs,
H. wight and Miss Faun Wright
~. WHO WHO VIII later be joined by
fiora and Laura Ecclcs.
\. .nsInerlne Hoag left Saturday for
NJ ~ .,,er enter on her second year at
soa Mrs. II. c. Wood. with tba,y
n. for 'F%a from Spencer, Idaho.
d rsrsnh an indefinite stay with Mrs.
Ikkf rh ~aPNeIl ana hfS, h. L.
gSols "e Doys VIII enter the Og~
'iIr nome Culture club will meet
lr ogtoner >, AT the home of
eh rsye OF the First Presbyterian
n iew,s social and picnic Thurs
s"'s 3 camp, Ogden canyon.
,ssSs ,Spsy morning at 8 O'Clock. at
,s;its cnqFch: the wedding OF Miss
iLeshy and Francis N. Maher
M rs'Scd IN the presence of rela-
cpshle" le" Intimate friends, Father
lsher ,aIIar officiating. Mr.. and
4 ieit Immediately for an ex-
/ il,ev moon moon 10 California. after
m VIII be AT home 10 their
Sh Lake city.
HSsn Hs,ssns Party was given by Mrs.
ii lie ths ,s and her sister. Miss Agnes
ana s nome OF Mrs. Hal1s, In honor
y -"u N,l, hrs. Parley r. Moves wbn
Nr% r%S, M OF the week for salt Lake
Ralke,r' ,'Uyes has accepted a position
as.a Brothers Bankers.
fuesdn, pcnkers was given a sur
sitnds !, evening by a number OF
sR ID honor OF her thirteenth