Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-25
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Wednesday was day OF weddings,
and one of its most elaborate functions
and indeed Of the seasons, was
that of Miss Nellie pinkerton, and Mr.
Edward Moore. the ceremony being per-
formed at the Central Christian church
by the brides father Rev. Il, W. Pin
kerton,, at $50 o'clock The church
was a picture In It's elaborate and art
stic decorations, a large arch framing
the pulpit, its pillars covered with white
and twined with smilaX The arch was
a mass Of pink and white roses and
parsely blossoms and hanging from
the pulpit was a wedding bell of white
roses, It's rim bordered with colored
electric globes, These, also, shaded I'm
pink aud white, outlined the big arch,
and the rear of the pulpit was bank
Of palms. Preceding the ceremony,
Miss Agnes Berkhoel sang two beautiful
numbers, ana during the service gave
Schubert's "Sercnade." As the bridal
party entered, Miss Pearl Rothschild
played the Lohengrn Bridal chorus,
and at It's close Mendelssohn's march,
The bridal party was preceded by a
little girl and boy carrying Cushions,one
pink and the other green, ana next
came the brides maids and ushers
down opposite aisles the maid OF honor
coming down the center followed by
the bride ON the arm OF Or. J, g, Bald
win, The bride was gowned in an eN-
quisite creation of white swiss ella
borately trimmed with lace, a long
veil Of tulle and boquet Of brides roses
completing the costume Her sister
Miss Crete Pinkerton, the maid Of
honor wore white also and the brides
maids, Misses Carrie Sappngton Blanch
Cassidy and Gertrude Mayer, wore
gowns Of pale green null over white
taffeta. The ushers were Messrs. j H.
Orbson, Max Meyer and Royden
Bowen, After the ceremony recep-
tion was held at the brides home, which
was beautifully decorated for the oc-
casion. Later Mr. and Mrs Moore
left for a trip TO the coast after which
they will return here TO reside.
Another elaborate wedding Of We'd
nesday was that Of Miss Belle Law
son and Allen McNlu, the ceremony
being performed by Bishop O. f. Whit
ney at the home Of the bride, at $3.50
o'clock. Prof Caud Nettleton played
the Lohengriu Chorus" at the ap-
proach Of the bridal party and the
'Traumeri' during the service and at
the close the Mendessohn march. his
sister Miss Pinkerton. accompanying
him upon the piano. The bride was
beautifully gowned in white silk with
applique trimming She wore a veil
of tulle IA stened wiz. pearl pin. the
gift OF the groom Her bridesmaid,
Miss Blauch Lawson, wore a gown OF
white organdie over silk and carried
pink flowers. Little Marguerite and
Hayden White were bearers Of the rib
bons, which formed an aisle for the
bridal party, and Mr. A. G. Barnes,
brother-in-law Of the bride. gave her
away. The party stood under bell
OF white roses and vines, and the rest Of
the room was In white flowers, The
dining room made a pretty picture in
It's white and pink Internationally
In the two shades being combined with
pink roses arranged In heart design for
centerplece, with a tall vase Of the
same rising from the heart, Relatives
and friends OF the bridal couple assist
ed in receiving and entertaining MIR.
and Mrs. McNitt left on n late train
for California, and after Aug 10 win
be at home at 270 street.
A pretty home wedding of Wed
nesday was that of Miss Margerite
Stevens and Mr.. Ralph Reiben, the
ceremony being performed at the home
OF the brides parents MIR, and Mrs. j.
w. Stevens at S o'clock with Rev. FL
mer Goshen officiating The rooms
were bright with June flowers, the pre-
yallIng shades being pink, white and
green. Miss Claire stevens was brides
maid and MIR Albert Petty best man.
The brides gown was Of white null
and the bridesmaids of blne, Mr..
an Mrs. Rieben viii be at home after
July 10, at 1910 east Fifth South street
Wednesday witnessed the nuptials of