Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-18
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one OF the most charming events Of
the season was the wedding OF Miss
Margaret Robertson and DR.. A. A.
Kerr, on Thursday night The cerc
mony was performed at the First Pres
byterian church at o'clock, Rev.
William Padcn officiating, and beau
tiful music being Furnished by trio,
composed OF Mrs, w. A, Wetzell, Mr.,
Arthur Shepherd and Claude Netteton,
all musical friends OF the bride, Mrs
Wetzel singing the entire Bridal
Chorus from tohengrln with organ
accompaniment by Mr., Shepherd, and
violin oblgnta by Mr. NettletOn. The
church literally bloomed with flowers,
the platform being yerltable garden
Of palms, rubber plants, vines and
Towering plants while IN front OF the
pulpit stood great vase OF white peo-
MES. and white flowers entwincd the
railing The bridal procession was on
the old English order, the minister
coming first, followed by the little ring
bearer Agnes Caffoy Next came
the groom. followed by his best man,
Or. Harry Davis, and after him two
little girls Wlnnifred Brlce and Annie
Bryant carrying baskets OF pink and
white roses The maid Of honor, Miss
olive Gray, came next, and after her
the bride, walking alone while her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Robertson came
behind her The brides grown was an
exquisite creation of white chiffon over
taffeta, the bodice being elaborately
shrred, and trimmed with lace ana
binds of white velvet Rich lace nm
ished tho skirt, and long ven OF tulle
and shower hoquet Of brides roses
completed the toilet Miss Gray the
mald Of honor, wore gown OF white
organdie with lace fchu and trim
mIngs, and n large picture hat Of
white. trimmed In white plumes, while
n large ostrich feather fan. a aft Of
the bride. completed the costume The
little ring and flower girls were all In
dainty white and made a pretty pic
ture. Drs. Niles, Critchlow, Helton
and Charles Van Dyke were the usf-
era. At the close OF the service. Mr..
shepherd PLAYED the Mendelssohn we'd
ding march, and following the service
reception was held In the church
parlors. which were beautifully decor
eted FOR the occasion IN palms, smllax,
and pink and white roses, the punch
and refreshment tables being especial J.
ly effective Later the bridal couple
left for trip to Chicago, MILWAUKEE,
and 81. Louis. after which they VIII
return here TO reside,
The marriage Of Miss Lena Crone
and Benjamin r. Trap took place on
Tuesday the ceremony being per
formed I'm the afternoon AT the HIN
church Rev. d. NJ. Helmiok perform
ing the ceremony. only the tamliy
and intimate friends were present ana
the welded pair left Immediately after
TFlpNah rnEoFNntiOn. where
Mr. Trap Ia stationed for the sum
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. W II Lowther an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh
ter. Edith NJ, to Elliott Il, kimball.
| The wedding viii take place June w.
Mr.. and Mrs. ], n, White have an
| nounced the engagement OF their
| daughter. Core Ethel TO Isaac NJ Par
ry OF Cedar City. The marriage VIII
take place soon
The marriage OF Miss jessie Llttloy
| and Mr. John Danserheld took place
| Thursday night, Bishop s. NJ T, sod-
| don OF tho Fifth ward officiating. Inn
| mediately after the ceremony a rocep-
ton was glvsn at the home OF ths
brides parents, between 30 and 90
| friends OF the happy couple being proa-
emit. The evening was most pleasantly
spent and the contracting parties we're
| showered with good wishes and con-
gratulatlons They were also the reclp-
| tents Of many beautiful presents, Mr.,
and Mira. Dangerfeld VIII make their
home in this city
Mr.. and Mrr, J., A. billings announce
the engagement " their daughter, May,
10 y. NJ, White, Tho marriage Will take
place Tuesday, July 3,
The wedding Of Miss Grace HoIkes
and Or, W, w, Anness was
one OF the moot elaborate bridal
events Of the week, tho ceremony be-
Ing performed at the First N, Z, church