The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-20
Many Beautiful Weddings We're
Soiemnized Yesterday.

An elaborate wedding of last evening
was that of Miss Bertha Meyer, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Rosa Meyer and the late
GVstave Meyer. and Mr. Milton T. 10
seph of St. Louis. Mo. The marriage
was sOlemnized at o'clock at the fam
lily residence, BIS East Second South
street, in the presence of about forty
relatives OF the bride and groom. Rabbi
l. r. Reynolds officiating. The house
presented a strikingly beautiful ap-
pearance. Tall palms in handsome jar
dinieres were grouped artistically about
the rooms. From the ealcove in the
bow window was pendant q bell Of
white carnations, sweet peas and ferns,
while below, attached to the wall bee
tween the two white curtains, which
were sprayed with fern leaves, was a
heart OF pink CaFna lions, pierced with
an arrow Of sweet alyssum and white
sweet peaT and crowned with a bow
of the same delicate flowers. The man
tells were covered with clusters of lilies
and ferns. Tall baskets of white roses
adorned each side Of the fireplace,
which was laden With asparagus fern.
Balls of carnations We're suspended
from the arches between the doors. anS
everywhere was a floral display of ex-
CeptiOnaI beauty
>. The folding doors between the library
and dining room were thrown open,
and occupying the long sweep Of the
Two rooms vas the banquet table gilt
Tel tAAE Win EANiuASAAE SLY Ct anu race
fully adorned in roses and ferns.
At the appointed time ChristenSens'
bOrChestra played LOhengrin'S Bridal
/ March" and the bride entered the
broom, escorted by her brother, Isador
: Meyer and attended by Mrs. Vera
T Stiebel of Boston as matrOn of honor
and Miss Hattie Earnett and Miss
I Jamie ISarnetb~as bridesmaids. Mr.. A.
+ /. Jacobs acted as best man.
! The bride wore a handsome gown of
a 10
/ the skirt being trimmed with pleatings
Of white liberty silk and lace. The
bodice was tucked and elabOrat ely
I trimmed in duchesse lace. A long
tulle veil and shower bouquet of BRIDE
( roses completed the exquisite costume.
/ The matTOn of honor was attired in
4 white Paris muslin, with trimmings Of
u NalencienneS lace. Miss Hattie Barnett
iwas g0wned in pink silk mutt, and
/ Miss jamie Barnett In cream SILK, Hull
( Pink roses were their flowers. blue
( enamel pin, set with pearls and dia-
mOnds. the gift of the bride, was worn
I by each of the ladies' The gift of the
Il groom to the best man was a scarf pin
of pearls and diamonds. Mrs. Rosa
I Meyer, mother of the bride, wore q
dress of black patofe de sole trimmed
! in black lace.
After the ceremony a sumptuOus
I wedding supper was served ~ Frank
! lin. Added5to the felicitatiOn3 of those
Fpresent. IRtGers of cOngTatulatiOn were
tread from distant friends
Later in the evening the bride and
groom left for az. extended visit on the
! coast The brides travelling costume
was gray tailor made suit, with gray
I hat
Mr.. and Mrs. Joesph viii be at home
at BIS East Second South street after
July Is.
I Among. those who We're present at
I the wedding were the following reia-
! tiTes from the east: Mrs. II. II. Site
! bel, a sister of Dir. J0sepn; MISS vera
! Stiebel, Mr.. Herbert Stiebel Of Boston,
I Mr. and Mrs David Joseph of st
Louis, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Freedman
! Misses Beatrice and Myrtle Freedman,
I 8lr jerome Freedman, Mr. Frederick
( Freedman. Mrs. julius Kahn of Lead-
I vile, Miss Ruth Kahn and Mr.. Lee
/ Kahn
/ amidst the fairest insignia of June,
with a wealth of white roses filling
/ the air with their fragrance, Miss Lou
} Use Evans and Mr. George n. Aula-
baugh We're united ~ the holy bonds
! of wedlOck last evening at the nome
4 of the brides parents Mr. and Mrs. J.
! B. Evans The ceremony was per
{ formed in the library at 2 o'clock by
{ Rev. Clarence It. Brown of the First
/ CONGREGATIONAL church. The room was
! profusely. decorated in ferns. and palms,
with an intermingling Of large clusters
{ of bridal roses. A-pretty cOnceit in the
! decorations was a carpet of rose pet
ais for the bridal party.
/ Miss Judith Evans, sister of the
bride played the LOhengTin Bridal
March, as the bride and groom en-
/ tered the room through an aisle of
white ribbons attached in the hall and
held at either end by little Sidney
Evans and Dorothy Creitzer. Miss
| Helene Creitzer was bridesmaid and
Mr.. Claude De Long OF Omaha was
/ best man.
! During the reading of the marriage
/ service, Hearts and Flowers" was
/ played softly on the piano.
The bride wore a. dainty costume of
white chiffon trimmed in Valeuciennes
/ lace. She carried a shower bouquet of
/ brides roses Miss Helene Creitzer was
I g0Wned in blue silk null and held pink
roses.
At the conclusion of the ceremony
L delicious refreshments were served.
Mr. Aulabaugh is the leading fuTrieT
/ Of Omaha. and after short bridal trip
to the coast, which viii embrace Port
I land and all the prominent points Of
/ interest. Mr.. and Mrs Aulabaugh will
make their home at Omaha. They viii
stop en- raute for a short visit in Salt
Lake.
! The marriage of Miss Essie Maud
I StOddard and AIr Franfz Branting was
/ solemnized at the Salt Lake temple
/ yesterday afternoon by Bishop III. c.
! Iverson-
/ The bride was gOwned in white cbif-
I fon. trimmed in lace and ribbons She
wore a white hat with pink roses. The
bride is the daughter Of Mrs. n A.