The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-08

,,, ,ollowins from the Los An
|f' ~ -slcs Evening Herald of April
su he read with interest hy man!
soI, Iakers, who were formc
sssnds OF tho bridegroom, who's
" here for several years;
n,niacc Of Miss Mary L. Dill
~, e,.ucbicr Of Richard Dillon Or
y cuaua,morwealth avenue. 10 George
y M Warwick was solemnized this
N'usr in st. Vibianas cathedral
zen na's,ock. The service was read
,,s n. Rev, Bishop Thomas j
uv assisted by Monsignor llar-
G11e' Tho offertory was sung by
~ Arnold Burkelman, who rem
~ ,he "Ave Maria to the music
~ "Be-ceUse" from "Jocelyn." G.
nv Nv Hancock. another personal
s.pd Of the bride, played during the
selections on the cello. The
~ was beautifully decorated with
w. lilies and clusters OF delicate
~ hlossoms. The bride, who was
- into the Keeping of the bride
sn py her uncle, Edward Dillon
sar Francisco. WAS attired in
y. h.coming gown of white char
sso yelled in rich old lace. Her
cT AZ EXQUISITE lace was held in
n bv SPRAYS of orange blossoms
~ sbe carried a shower bouquet of
-. N ,be valley and orchids Miss
a. Tsnealv. a cousin Of the bride,
,l.YrsS as maid of honor. Her gown
:. N white lace and she Wore an
|L-.nse Gsinsborough hat OF white
| n carried an arm staff Of Easter
- and long white satin ribbons.
5tsard j. Dillon served Ny. Warwick
4, 1est man. a wedding breakfast
| ns served after the ceremony and
| = and Mrs Warwick left for n trip
| ssyera weeks through the north.
|iar their return they will be at
"a hotel until their own home is
~ mere. Mrs. Warwick wore a
|,sHs tailored suit as a going away
IN and a nifty turban completed
Il. eostume The bride, who has
~ her home here for years. Is a
|-5uate from the Sacred Heart con-
IL, in Oakland and has host of
|ls,Js here. She is a sister OF Mrs.
|nrls Grant Richard !. Dillon and
X. Edward T. Dillon OF Los Angeles.
|,shg 10 all Illness, her father, Rich
| q Dillon. was not able TO be present
ID ,he ceremony. her uncle. Edward
nm Of San Francisco. coming down
.,asday from the north TO give her
Law. Mr. Warwick is a descendant
II o. old English family, the Neville
|E,Sicss. for whom Warwick castle
h neiand was named. He has been
n nsdent of Los Angeles for eight
has and is engaged in the renl es-
IL Woman's Republican club met yes
h. afternoon with Mrs. y. *. Dun
Eu her home, 23 II street. Mrs. j. b.
|tNd. Mrs. William Mossop and Mrs.
~ KiIkman assisting the hostess.
= Helen Kimball read g paper called
ErAin's Canal Protest" and Mrs.
|1lret Zane Witcher told OF the duties
d residential clecuor Music was fur
~ b. Mrs. hlrkman. Miss Ma gda-
= lrderson and Miss Eistclle Dunyon.
n decided 10 give A card party on
tsmcon OF April q at the home OF
p Thomas N.)Jones. $50 Eighth ave-
Il shill. Mrs. Nell Gray, Miss Blanche
kAy Mrs. +. IS. Scott and Mrs.
Eg Buckle The next meeting will
I'd with Mrs. Benner y. Smith at
Esst South Temple street.
IL J. H. Garrett and her sisters. Miss
|ervp and Mrs. Celia W. Cummings.
y Garrett children and their guest.
L Asele Gustin, all reached home yes
~ after q delightful stay in south
cD'ornla. Mrs Garrett and Adele
r-g joined the party a month or more
k-lsnant and Mrs. Walter s. Drys-
an uieir children arrived yesterday