The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-07
Wedding Bells Ring for Many
Happy Couples.

Last evening, amidst a profusion of
stately palms and waving ferns, with
the fragrance of roses and carnations
filling the air the ceremony was per
formed which united Miss Louise
Rhodes Johnson daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. M N. Johnson, and Mr.. Henry
s knight
The rooms were profusely decorated
( with the choicest flowers. Huddart
had transformed the parior in which
{ the marriage was solemnized into a
bower of pure white roses and foliage.
the BAY window. with its curtains
studded an ferns, and enclosed with
Sracefut palms, forming a chancel for
the bridal party, Clusters of white
caTna tons dropped over the mantels.
trom the arches between the doors
( hunS baskets OF roses. The dining
| room was in pink and green. Trailers
OF SmllaN over exquisite Mexican
drawn work, beautifIed the table which
/ contained a cut glass Ce9terpieCe laden
with carnations. The eIectrOfiers were
tttWined with smilax and on the side
board were banked pink carnations and
roses.
The bridal party. preceded by two
I HtJlc HOVER girls, Margaret Collins
and Elsie Parsons, gOWned in pink aud
white, entered the parlor at ,T:3O O'Clock
to the sweet strains of IOhengrfn' s.
Bridal March, rendered by the An
deTson-Lamson string qUartette
The bride entered on the arm of her
father and was attended by her two
bridesmaids. Miss Sadie McChrystaI
and Miss Alice Ifdul. Mr.. Arthur r.
Parsons and Christopher b. Diehl were
groOmsmen.
During the ceremony. which was per
formed the Rev. w. NJ. Paden of
the First Presbyterian church. assist
ed by tfs2 Rev. II. W. Bloch. Lemare's
'AndapunO@ was played. which glided
into MendeIssOhu's Wedding March
at the conclusion.
The ceremony WAS Witnessed by the
family and only few intimate friends
of the bride, but from to 8 the rooms
were thrOnged with guests.
The brides dress was a white Louis
inc. silk with trimmings of rose point
lacN tulle Veit. c'asped with Cres-
cent Of pearls. the gttE of the groom.
completed the beautfef costume. She
carried an exQuisi te%cIuster of bride
roses. Her travelling gown was of blue
broadcloth with Persian trimmings.
Miss Paul was attired in a dainty
white organdie with pink ribbons. Miss
McChrystal wore pink crepe with trim
minSs OF white Pink roses were their
flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson were assisted
in receiving by Mr.. and Mrs. c, Mos
tyn owen.
Presiding in the dining room were
Miss Ethel Paul, Miss Maud Thorn. Miss
Amy Pike and Miss LeOua Erickson.
Immediately after the reception Mr..
and Mrs. Knight left for the east
Besides the principal cities of the
east they VIII visit the Pan American
exposition and return by way of the
great lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knight viii be at home
after July Is, at sos South Main street,
g q q
A pretty wedding of last evening
was that of Miss Florence Z. Howat.
daughter of Judge and Mrs. Andrew
Howat and Mr.. Lewis +. SchOppe.
Rev. Clarence T. Brown performed
the ceremony at $3.50 o'clock at the
home of the brides parents
The bridal party formed in the bay
window under n beautiful ball of
syringas, from which steamers of Viz
ginia creeper draped and festooned the
alcOve On either side We're arranged
a variety Of palms. Roses and carua-
tions adorned the rooms IN profusion.
IN the dining room. pink was the pre-
vailing color. tire table being Orna-
meuted with pink roses and silver cam
delabra with pink candles. The bride
was attended by her sister. Miss
Frances HOwat- The best man was
Mr.. i. aBrnes.
The bride was charmingly at