The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-12
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One Of the most beautiful in its sim
picity and elegant in its arrangement
Of the pretty home weddings that have
taken place was that of Miss Marion
knickerbOcker and Mr. Frederick
Hugh Knickerbocker. which took place
last night. The marriage was solemn
lied at s o'clock at the home of the
brides parents, the Rev Mr.. A. +.
knickerbocker of Nebraska City.
brother Of the groom officiating. The
ceremony was preceded by a vocal
solo from the maid of honor, Miss Call
Ia Chatfield of Denver. The selection
was GunOud's 20, Perfect Love" and
it was rendered with great feeling and
expression.
FolloDing this Immediately Miss
Jennie Sands played the Bridal Choir
us" from Lohengrin, and in an aisle
formed by broad white satin ribbons,
held by Marion futile and Doris Ed
monds. the bridal party entered. The
clergyman, the groom and Mr.. Harry
Miller, the best man. stood in the inner
parlor awaiting the bride. At the hour
of 8 the bride entered, leaning on the
arm of her father, and preceded by the
bridesmaid. Miss Marie Luce, and the
maid of honor. During the ceremony
the room was lighted only with the
subdued light of candles, and low,
soft air was played.
The bridal party stood under por-
tierres formed of ropes of smilaX with
pink peOnies entWined. On either hand
were masses of the perfect pink flowers,
and at the back the window was
banked with palms. The parloT, where
i'm the ceremony was performed, was
done entirely in pink and white. and
the dining room was in pink. In the
hall and the front parlors red roses
and pink peOnies were used.
The bride was q beautiful picture Of
girlhood in a gown of white silk net
over cream white taffeta. A single
panel of Chantilly lace was set i'm the
skirt, and the hounce was edged with
three tiny rufFles of gauze ribbon.
Chantilly lace formed the trimming
for the bodice, and the whole was
studded with tiny pearls. The bride
carried an immense bouquet of Brides
roses.
The gown worn by the maid Of honor
was of white silk pan crepe trimmed
with butterflies of DUchesse lace and
pearls. She carried a large bouquet
of pink peonies.
The maid of honor was dressed in a
dainty gown of silk Persian lawn with
DUchesse lace bow knots, and carried
pink peonies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knickerbocker left on
the l0:45 train for the west to spend
a month or two on the coast before
returning to make their home in Salt
Lake.
Miss Nellie Healy was the guest Of
honor at a prettily appointed, though
informal, luncheon given yesterday by
Miss Julia Hays. The table was dec
GRATED with tea roses. a large cut glass
bowl forming the center piece. The
guests present to meet Miss Healy
were Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Patrick, Mrs
". y. Ritter, Mrs. MOffat, Mrs. Null
ford and the Misses Kate and Edna
Dryer.
The hop given at the military post
last evening was one of the most de-
lightful and enjoyable of the season
The large hall is an ideal place for
comfort in dancing, and the military
decorations made it a picturesque spot
as we'll The affair was managed by
the bachelor officers. and q large num-
Der Of their young friends from The
city were present
Mrs. George A. Lowe and Miss Lowe
viii entertain at large reception thi4
afternoon.
Mrs. William r. Wightman enter
tains this afternoon in honor Of hel
sister, Mrs. Platt.
Miss Allie Miller leaves today FOL
British Columbia. She viii spend thu
summer there with her brother, Mr.
| John Miller.
Miss Bersbach of Chicago, who hai
| been the guest for some time of Mis-
Porter, left Tuesday morning for he
/ home.
The Misses Myers and Braehmer vii
leave today for Mercur TO spend a weel
as the guests of Mrs. J. T. Marshall.
Mayor w. I. Bransford of Re-
| Bluffs, Cal. accompanied by his daugh
/ ter, Miss Laura, is visiting Mr.. Brans
| fOrd's niece. Mrs. Edwin r. Holmes
/ Mir. BransfOrd will return to California
shortly, but Miss Bransford VIII remain
/ for some time.
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Miss BeTyl James of Missouri Val
/ ley. Ia. arrived in the city yesteTGa-
I morning. and viii be the guest for al
indefinite time of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F
! James.
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Mrs La Forge Will entertain at a
/ afternoon party today.
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Mr.. James T,-Finlen Of Butte is j
the city at the KnutsfOrd.
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Mrs. James W. Neil and Miss Viole
Neil leave this evening for a visit G
a few weeks in Denver
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Mrs. J. r. Sievers and Miss Wayne
Of Butte, who have been the guests {
Mrs. T. George Odeil, left Tuesda
evening for the east.
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Mrs. +. W. Wilson, accompanied
her mother, Mrs. JOY. and her lit
boy. leaves today for Pacific Grow,
Cal. 10 spend the summer.