The daily sentinel., 1905-11-15
TELLER-TRUMBULL NUPTIALS
AT METHODIST CHURCH

The marriage of Mr.. Harrison
John Teller. eldest son of Hon. Henry
NJ. Teller. senior senator from this
state in the United States senate, was
quite the event of the week in so
ciety in this city.
The marriage took place in the
First Methodist Episcopal church at
the corner of Fifth and White streets
and was attended by quite a large
number of people from the city and
county, besides the immediate friends
of the family. Admission to the
church was by card and the guests
at the ceremony nearly filed the
body of the old portion of the church
in which the ceremony took place.
The wedding was set at eight o'clock
and before that hour the hidden
guests had all arrived.
At that hour the splendid Mendle-
ssohn wedding march was rendered by
Mrs Henry Homan and this was the
signal for the arrival Of the wedding
party First appeared Rev. ID. u.
Forsyth, pastor of the church ac-
companied by the former pastor, Rev.
Eugene II. Smitr. coming from the
pastors study. where the gentlemen
of the party had assembled They
were followed by Mr. Teller, the
groom with his brother. Il. d. Tel
Ter. as best man. supporting. When
the party had taken position in front
Of the chancel rail, the bride to be
was approaching up the isle on the
arm OF her father, C. II. Trumbull.
preceded by the bridesmaid, Miss
Mary Lesher. who carried in her
hand the beautiful bridal bouquet
She was preceded by the two ushers
DR.. c. Il. Taylor and VIII Graham.
when the bridal party had reached
the altar. the arm of the bride was
relinquished by the father and she
took the arm of her atiianced, Mr.
Teller, the bridesmaid and grooms-
man standing in support of the bridal
party on either side.
The ceremony that united these
young people was the ring ceremony
I OF the ritual of the church and was
most beautifully pronounced by Rev.
1 Forsyth, assisted by Rev. Smith.
Within the chancel rail the altar
was beautifully decorated with
flowers and potted plants, the color
scheme being white and green. The
beautiful crysanthemum was in evei-
I dence everywhere and was banked up
against the potted plants and back
ground OF green. making most
beautiful effect.
/ The bride wore white crepe de
. Cnene. muue en- lIdluf lhAf NOhi''s
with long handsome tulle veil. Her
J ornaments were a beautiful string
of pearls The bridesmaid. Miss
I Many Lesher wore white China silk.
The groom and his brother, acting
as best man. wore full uress.
The groom Harrison John Teller.
has resided in this county for the
past four or five years and has earn
ed the high regard of all those VINO
have met him. He is retiring in dis
position and Il hard worker ON MS
orchard properties, which with ms
fathers holdings, represent quite a
considerable acreage, Mr.. Teller has
been graduated from Yale University
and is well read in law. He has
chosen for himself ranch life and here
met his bride.
Miss Trumbull is the eldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Trumbull,
well known residents of the valley
and she is young woman loved by
all who know her. She Is domestic
in her tastes and those who know her
have nothing but words of praise Tor
her charming ways. That she VIII
fulfil with grace and dignity the re.
sponsible position which she entered
into last night, is the anticipation oi
all her friends,
night for an extended eastern trip,
which will include New York. Bos-
ton. Washington and many of the
coast cities. They viii be home to
their friends after January list. re-
siding i'm this city In a handsome new
I home being erected by the groom at
the corner OF Fourth and Chipeta.
II is said that the bridal gifts to
I the young couple We're many ana
handsome. not only from his own par
ticular friends throughout the eoun-
try, but from the friends OF the tam-
lily.
Immediately following the cere-
monv a reception was held by the
bride and groom. in the church par
lors. the major portion of the invit-
cd ruests attending and Offering their
! CONGRATULATIONS to the bride ana
groom. Standing with the receiV-
! ing party was the venerable iather
of the groom, Hon. IL. Nj. Teller, VINO
with his wife seemed to be greatly
I pleased over the contamination OF the
happy event.
had come to the city 10 attend the
event. were Senator and Mrs. Teller
their daughter, Mrs. e. T. Taylor,
1 Mrs Willard Teller and a brother OF
the groom. II. b. Teller. of Denver.
- Tbe nshers were william Graham
and DR.. C. Il. Taylor.
Following the ceremony and re
I canton an elaborate wedding supper
was served in charming elegance at
the Windsor Cafe. Only the mem
bers of the families and few very
few intimate friends were guests at
the wedding supper. The handsome
dining room of Mr.. Mason's was beau
tifully decorated in flowers ana ever
snnerb II was an ideal wedding
feast.
Al the meeting of the Woman &
club next week fiction program VIII
be enjoyed. The late and popular