The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-02
SOCIETY


Seldom has Salt Lake society wit
messed a prettier wedding than that
OF Miss June Mcintyre and Mr.. Fred
erick Dern last evening. The beauti-
full colonial mansion on Seventh and 3
streets was filed with the friends OF the
young people. and the gay music and
bright costumes added to the merri-
ment of the occasion.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Elmer I. Goshen at $50 and was wit
messed by all the guests, the invitations
being for the entire evening. Promptly
at the appointed hour as the orchestra
played the Bridal Chorus" from Lon
engrin, the minister, the groom and mis-
best man descended the stairs from the
cast side and following later from the
opposite side came the matron Of honor.
Mrs. James Chambers Dick. the brides
maid, Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre, and
the bride. leaning on the arm of her
father AS the bridal party reached
the foot of the stairs the music changed
TO the Schubert "Serenade" and While
the soft strain filed the house, the
beautiful marriage service proceeded.
At the close OF the ceremony, the or
chestra played Mendelssohns wedding
march and friends came forward TO
offer good wishes and congratulations.
The bride wore an exquisite gown
of white satin made in princess style
with yoke and bertha of lace of rose
point. With this was a lorg veil Of
tulle fastened with a handsome pin.
\ shower bouquet OF lilies of the valley
completed her costume. Mrs. Dick was
dressed in white chiffon cloth with trim
mings Of real lace and carried Ameri-
can beauties. Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre
made a charming picture in a frOck OF
pale blue silk with the corsage and
fiounce outlined with forget
She also carried American beauties.
The Mcintyre home has never looked
more artistic than it did last night
with its decorations of quantities OF
flowers and palms. The first thing the
guests saw on entering the door was
an immense bell of pure white carna-
tons and callas suspended from an
archway OF plumosa over the stairway.
Beneath this stood the bridal party,
and were thus In full view of all the
guests. Beyond them at the head of the
stairway the high window was banked
with cailas and festooned with plumOsa,
while all around the upper landing
palms and rubber plants added their
depth of green. In the lower hall callas
and American beauties We're used on
the mantels and in the alcoves. Open
ing to the east were the two drawing
rooms which We're decorated in pink
azaleas and carnations. the mantel in
the front one being banked with the
lovely flowers. Here were displayed
the presents, which were many and
beautiful. To the left the library was
made bright with tulips Of deep red.
and beyond in the living room the same
flowers in yellow We're used with fine
effect The dining room was all IN
white and prosperity carnations
and the conservatory opening 70
the west was filled with bloom
ing plants. The orchestra was sta
toned on the upper landing furnishing
delightful music throughout the even
ing.
IN the receiving party with the
bridal party stood Mr.. and Mrs
Mcintyre and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dern. parents al the bride and
groom. Punch was served in the
library by Miss Helen Gillespie and
IN the dining room Miss Stella McIn-