Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-23


weddings especially having reached all
most. Il not quite last weeks notable
record. Besides these receptions card
parties and many other home affairs
have enllyened the week while the diff
ferent school commencement functions
have ecllpsed ln brilliance those Of any
previous year The warm weather OF
the last few days has driven large
part OF the population TO the resorts for
relief and pastime-Saltair. Lagoon and
Calders having been the scene OF in
Vulnerable parties There has also been
q considerable exodus 10 the coast and
other further summer resorts. and
should the heat continue. II Is more
than probable that the coming week
VIII see a large number Fastening TO
the mountains and watering places for
the comfort OF cooler climes.
The week opened with the brilliant
wedding OF Miss Rae Lichtenstein and
Mr.. Max Harris on Monday night. The
Ladies' Literary club house, where the
event took place was beautifully dec
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ceptlon han being converted into q
floral bower with an embankment of
palms and canopy OF cut flowers and
vines, and the dining room having a
charming arrangement Of sweet peas
smilax and ferns
The bridal party entered the room al
o'clock passing through q ribbon
aisle 10 the floral bower where they
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performed the marriage ceremony The
party was preceded by the ushers, Marc
and Nat Lichtenstein. who were fol-
lowed by little Joseph FulOp carrying
a satin pillow which bore the wedding
ring, and after him the groom and his
best man, Louis Bouk0fsky. Immediately
after came little flower girl, gowned
IN white, Irene Simon, conveying a
basket Of roses. The mother OF the
bride and the latters uncle. Abraham
Stern followed, the lady being gOWncd
in black silk grenadine with trimmings
OF old lace. The maid OF honor Miss
Marian Lichtenstein,c came next gowned
IN blue applique with trimmings OF
point De spirit and following came the
bride escorted by her father. She wore
a beautiful gown Of net applique, hand
s0mely trimmed with duchesse lace,
and a veil Of tulle fastened with a
lovers knot Of white satin ribbon
Rabbi Lowenstein read the service
very imDressiyely, and after the cere-
mony the party and guests repaired to
the dining room whore an elaborate
dinner OF twelve courses was served
by Franklin. During the repast con-
gratulatOry kilograms were read from
absent friends, and the bride and groom
were royalty toasted Sigmond simon
performing the function OF POSTMASTER.
Covers were laid for forty.
After the dinner a reception was held
a large number being present Cole
mans orchestra dispensed music dur
ing the evening and delicious refresh
ments were served from small tables
IN the dining ROOM The happy couple
left at II O'Clock for an eastern trip,
which viii last two months after which
they win reside In Salt Lake
one OF the prettiest weddings Of the
week was that of Miss Almira Mae
Taylor and Theodore Nystrom which
occurred on Thursday The marriage
was soemnIzed IN the Temple al IL
o'clock President Joseph r. Smith per-
forming the ceremony and In the even
ing a charming reception was held at
the brides home l5S West Third South,
the relatives ana near friends Of the
bride and groom gathering 10 extend
hearty congratulations and good wishes
10 the newly welded pair The house
was artistically decorated with plants
and cut flowers, the bridal couple stand
ing under a handsome bell Of roses
and carnations. the gift OF the Y, /.
NJ l. A.. OF the Fourteenth ward OF
which the bride has been a most valued
member Fest0ons OF smilaX. roses and
carnations stretched from the han to
the chandelier forming a pretty floral
bower The bride wore dainty gown
Of white organdie with trimmings OF
Mechlin lace The bridesmaid. Miss
Nina TAYLOR, was goVned In pink orr
candle Mr. Joseph Nystrom acted
as best man. During the even
ing refreshments were served in
the dining room which was beauti-
fully decorated with pink sweet peas
and pink ribbons, and punch was
dispensed in the sitting room In which
red prevailed as the color scheme
The bride Is the daughter of Bishop
George ii Taylor of the Fourteenth
ward and Mrs Elmina s. Taylor. presi-
dent of the Y. l.. NJ. /. a. of the Salt
Lake Stake. and is one OF Utah's most
gifted and popular bellies. The groom
IS also well known and liked and Is al
present acting az manager of the Coop
Wagon aud Machine Company in Mont
peher. Idaho. where the newly welded
couple win make their home. Both have
a host OF friends who extend wishes for
their future welfare.
one Of The pretty weddings Of the
week was that of Miss Matte Lambert
and Arthur Weeter which took place
ON Monday evening. al the home Of the
brides mother. Mrs. Mary Jf Lambert
The house was handsomely decorated
with palms and vines and flowers. the
parlor in which the bridal party stood
being especially attractive. The cere-
m0ny was performed by Rev. A. II.
Henry and the bride was attended by
her three sisters Mr.. Thomas Lambert
acting as groomsman. The bride wore