The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-05

The wedding Of Miss Emily Katz and
Governor Feber NJ Wells win be sol
emnized this evening at Z O'Clock at the
residence OF the brides parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Alma Katz. A reception viii
be held from 1880 to IL to members of
the governors staff. the state officers
and friends Of the bride and groom.
At IL o'clock the governor and Mrs
HebeT NJ Wells VIII leave for the east,
visiting New York, PhilaGelphia, Buff
falo and other large cities before their
return.
The Bee Hive house was the scene
of a large reception last night, ten
-dered the visiting stake officers by the
general boards of the Y NJ. and Y. l.
NJ J. A The old historic house. with
it's decorations of American flags and
thrOnged with gayly dressed ladies',
presented a brilliant appearance.
Electric lights were strung on the
lawn and to the music Of Chrlstensens'
orchestrap dancing was INDUCED in TO a
late hour The members OF the gen
eraI board formed the reception com
mittee.
In the dining room, which was arts
ticalIy decorated in pink roses and sy-
ringas, Mrs. Augusta Grant, with a
bevy of young ladies. served refresh
ments. ON a side porch lemonade was
served to the dancers.
During the evening musical pro-
gramme was rendered under the direc-
ton of Professor Evan stephens.
among the numbers being solos by
Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward, MIR. AL
fred Best, Horace Ensign, Heber j.
Grant and lie ROi c. Snow charac-
ter song, which caused much merri-
ment, by Maurice Young, and a char
e Margetts.
Among the well known people pres
ent were President Lorenzo 81 Ow, JO-
seph +. Smith, Heber J. Grant, b. H
Roberts, Angus NJ. Cannon. Mrs. FL
nina 5. Taylor, Mrs. Maria Y DOugaIi,
Martha H. Tingey, Ann N. Cannon,
Mrs. Susa Young Gates, Mrs. Mary A.
Freeze, DR.. and Mrs ]. +. Talmage,
Mr.. and Mrs. RuIop S. Wells, Mr..
Frank Y. TAYLOR and others
Miss Mary Snyder and Mr.. Frederick
KimbaH were married yesterday by
Rev Father Curran.
The Utopia Card club viii be enter
tanned by Mrs. Della Tarbet this after
noon.
Miss. Kate Brockbank was the recip-
lent Of a happy birthday surprise last
evening at her suburban home in Big
Cottonwood AS a mark of their es-
TEEN, Sheriff NayloT and all of mis- de-
DUties appeared at the yOUng wOman's
home and presented her with q hand
son1ely bound set of poems by Bryant,
Lowell Goldsmith Whittier and Mere
dith. Deputy Sheriff Sloan made the
presentation speech, and then each of
the deputies RECALLED the Office stem
Ographer with large bouquets Of roses.
Mrs. BrOcNbank served the guests a
tempting luncheon, and the party
broke up by Wishing the hostess many
happy returns of her birthday.
One of the first June weddings to
which society has been looking for
evening when Miss Mary Burke and
were married at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Burke
1t was a quiet wedding, beautiful in
its simplicity. The spacious rooms
were agloW with roses Loose clusters
Of the queen of flowers adorned the
house in profusion
The ceremony was performed at 6
O'Clock by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Scan
Ian and was witnessed by only menu
bers of the family.
TIE bride was unattended and was
charming in a tailor-made gown of
dark gray cloth, with hat to match. She
carried bride roses.
The ceremony was followed BY
wedding dinner. the table being dainty
IN pink roses and ferns
AT $500 Mr.. and Mrs Claiming left
for an extended bridal tour Of the east.
Miss Burke is one of Salt Lakes
most charming girls and has won for
herself a large circle Of friends i'm the
musical as Wen as the social world