The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-26

- ,esutiful home wedding o
y, % ,vening was that OF Miss
n.sne ~ caino Alder, the daughter
A. md Mrs. George D. Alder,
- ol nt; v,n VissIng Midgley. the son
sno Wrs c. w. Midgley, which
anu az the Alder home al $3.50
phct ,Se M presence OF only the I'M
Is 10 ln..,sss ,.t and a few close friends.
5is IsHs mas elaboratcly adorned. for
tp1e 20" beautiful altar Of white.
pSasgn hc,ne formed for the cere-
<55etl' an aisle OF white ribbons
eI This from the foot Of the
;yrsy ~ down which the bridal
ans. Miss Helen EllerbeclS and
stsS tt,sSe on the arm of her father,
t,r aide entra ance came the
iIun and his brother, Rex Midgley
<Toe's & Wells. who performed the
}asssn Tire music for the entrance
cdsl;a, nsrty was the 'Lohengrin'
oiI airing the ceremony the or
NV der prof, c. u. Schettler, rem
~ crnre" very softly, changing
Il H.ndelssohn wedding march at
The same orchestra furnished
p.s, musical programme through
ziim in.,Ine for. following the cere-
IN. bome was thrown cpeu Tor a
srs s brilliant reception. TO when
,ssn % 200 Of the friends OF the Young
4. sad been bldden, The parents OF
~. and bridegroom Joined the re,
IIns for the evening and shared
a. Congratulations and good wishes
-, supper was served. number
N srl friends OF the bride, including
t,ss,ls Purefoy, Miss Blanche Hen
Miss Ruth BrubaEcr and Miss
.yyrss. assisting in serving, while
: T,lan Ellerbcck presided at the
q b,sl The bride. who is one OF
III n,aul.es in the Younger set, was
'''5sIn gown OF white satin with
':.,irsss Of white chiffon and pearls
y, with tiny rosebuds Duchesse
:olmned the bodice and held the tiny
|SiuIp from which her veil was sus-
~ A wreath OF orange blossoms
"a the cap and tiny punches Of the
e e.ucht the veil In folds Ber
a vss shower Of brides roses.
4 EJer6ecs wore a lavender crepe de
- With 2 shadow lace oYerd reSs,
a. wore a tiny cap of the lavender
4 ana carried pink Killarney roses.
,A Mrs. Mldgley left OH a late
A .or the coast 10 spend their honey
q Ia sonihsrn California. AS a going
+. ,ogn. The bride wore d handsome
|'s SUIT OF black and white check,
! bire hat. Af,er their return they
Ia a, homa in the Colonial apart
- on Third South street.
|rrng the greetings which rca ched
wig couple was cablcsram from
. Hs.n Woodruff, girl friend OF the
sho Is summcrlns abroad, the mes
tonIng from Rome.
y a the most delightful affairs Of
<'ky vas the tea at the Eeid home
arard avenue, 10 which Mrs. VIII
rs. Rel6 and Mrs. lie Grande Young.
,1d invited large company Of
- to Welcome Mrs Kenneth G. Kerr
+ ssaltlc on visit 10 her former
\ lsre. The affair was planned as
r1ln party from 10 o'clock, and
l<aulllul grounds surrounding the
= we're all arranged for the pleasure
r: guests. Indoors and ouI the fra
- and beauty of June were 10 be
y. he rich garden roses, the bloom
iFubs and vines all adding their
y Refreshments were served in the
II nom. which was picture in white
kls. The tall blue laTkspurs and
n SMsta daisies forming The floral
|'llons. Here Mrs Lester Freed and
snon Young Were in charge. while
H4l daughters Of The home and OF
sxa Of honor, Lucille and Janet
ana their cousins, Ruth and Grace
and party of their friends. in
"a Frances Knox, Helen Sheets.
iynch. Caroline Wells, Mary Jen-
kosalie E'lerbeck and Katherine
., assisted. Assisting otherwise.
iere'vins and pouring, were Mrs.
T. Wells. Mrs. Jay r. Gilmer. Mrs.
A. Whitney. Mrs. Charles d
cse, Mrs. y. Y. McCune. Mrs. WIN
,afioeck, @rS. Fred Dcrn. Mrs. l..
~. hrs. jay T. Harris. Mrs. Ash
cleveland and Mrs. ]. II. Fred
.oti interesting wedding of yester-
~ mat OF Miss Margaret Watson,
~ Oh Mrs. Charles W. Watson.
fa-niy Ear IIavenor. a simple home
NheD was solemnized last even
we none OF Mr.. and Mrs. Da r
7s7r ~ thc presence Of the family
D. ceicinony was performed bl
S,,,lel,; and the two young people
RN.nGed by Miss Martha Watso,
.t"u havcnor and little Mar,
mig bearer The bride wore
,s gown OF white satin charmeusc
..4'nhnes Or rare old lace. an heir.