, 1890-01-24
MID BRILLIANT SCENES.
Frank A. Kemp and Miss Ida Berg
man United in Marriage.
A Beautiful Ceremony Witnessed In
a Crowded Church.
List of the Most Costly Presents
Ever Given in Cheyenne.

A day of typical loveliness marked the
nuptials of Miss Ida Bergman and Mr..
Frank Alexander Kemp. The hour set
for the ceremony was noon. At that
hour the sun shone with brilliancy but
there was Just a tinge of sharpness in the
air to add zest to It's enjoyment.
The doors of St. Marks Episcopal
church were thrown open for the invited
guests shortly after IL o'clock. A COW
cred carpeted p-asssgeway led from the
sidewalk to the main entrance of the
church. All the windows had been COW
cred with cloth so as to exclude the IN
light and lighted tapers and gas jets con-
tributed their share to the brilliancy of
the interior effect. The effect In the
chaucel was altogether charming. The
altar was a mass of burning tspers.
Thanking THE altar were banks of ferns
aud palms, the latter rising in slender
beauty above the masses OF plants. The
chancel ratings were festooned with ever
greens punctuated with masses of bril-.
liant flowers.
Festoons of evergreens we're strung
from the octagonai sides OF the chancel
radiating to a common center where a
love with outstretched wings lowered
over the spot where the ceremony was to
be performed. Underneath depended a
massive marriage bell composed of La
France. mermits and Marechal Mel
roses.
Promptly by noon the entire church
was filled with the invited guests. AS
the hour struck there was a movement
OF expectancy in the audience. A mo-
ment later the beautiful notes of THE
Priests March" from Athdhe foated
from the organ at which Mr.. Selllck pre-
sided. Then the ushers in couples, Paul
y. Brewster and j. l.. I. Ploysrt, John
Harrington and Geo. Il. Beard started up
the main aisle.
They were followed by the bridesmaid,
Miss Louise Smith, who was unattended.
She was charmingly attired IN a dress of
corn colored Brussels net. cut e%ntrain,
and carried in her hand a bunch of
Marechsl Mel roses. Miss Smith bore
herself with exquisite grace.
Following her came the central figure
OF the ceremony, Miss Bergman, who
walked up the aisle leaning on the arm
OF her father, Judge Bergman. Miss
Bergman made one OF the daintiest brides
ever seen in Cheyenne. Her costume
was exquisitely simple. The material
was Moussoafine de Soie, the entire
front embroidered IN pearls. 1t was cut
en- train with Van Dyke points. She
wore a crescent OF diamonds and a soil
taire diamond IN her eorsage. Her car
rage was superb.
AS the bridal party reached the chancel
1t was joined by Mrs. BERGMAN while the
groom accompanied by his best man. Z.
a emerged from the vestry.
me snort ana simple ceremony provided
oy the episcopal ritual was performed
impressiVeiy by heV- Dr. haiter. The
BRIDE was given away by her father.
AT the conclusion OF the ceremony
ienoeissonn ~edoing march was rem
uereu with Deautliul eject on the organ
AMI 10 its strains tne entlre bridal party
"o'eu uo"n the main aisle OF the sane
tuerS,
oniy inc weouing party were supse
quen'iy invited 10 the bergman residence.
Ahose Id a%.'ehdance consisted OF JueRe
and MIS- BERGMAN MT. ana Mrs. Kemp,
neV: Dr. natter bliss smith, Miss
Louise smith, u A. Campbell. John
harrington, MT aud Mrs. Paul o.
brewster Geo.-L- Beard, Miss Lisle
omieh ana j. u. L. flo5art. The house
mast had been nrenarad o,d a ;oll;ar
tv never sat down m n bopn,;rrI hoor3
The health of the brida and o-oom mo-.
nledsed oaIore Tho ,,r.r uas L..
=. - 'e
~ s"e a'- CLOCK anu men the
final good byes were said by the crowds Of
friends who had assembled there to wish
them uodsneed Mr. and Mro Komn
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Ro iroh mere 10 SAT- Lake. 1hey con
template a trip to Old Mexico, and will
probably be absent two months. Thew
will SETTLE in Omaha