The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-22
S OCl ETY.

The most elaborate wedding Of the
present season was that of Miss Al
berta June Bintz the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs ". H Bintz, and John Gar
ence Daily, son of Mr.. and Mrs J. j.
Daily. The ceremony of the Roman
Catholic church was read by Bishop
Lawrence Seaman at o'clock and
! was witnessed by only the relatives and
close friends. Later a large reception
was given, from till II O'Clock, after
which the young people left for the
| coast.
/ Promptly at the hour of 5, the groom.
and his best man, Edward Roberts. &C
companied by the clergyman. entered
/ the library from the study and stood
party descended the stairway Miss
Agatha BeTkhoel sang Beloved, II is
| Morn First came Miss Evelyn DAILY
and Miss Mercy Berkeley. followed by
| Miss Florence Grant and Miss Della
/ Richards, the four bridesmaids. Miss
! Marguerite Donnellan. the maid of
| honor. followed, and then Mrs Frede-
rick Leonard, the matron Of honor. I'm.
mediately after her came little Brownie
| Brown, bearing the ring, and then the
! bride entered leaning on the arm of
/ her father. As she reached the waiting
4 groom Miss Berkhoel sang Schubert's
/ 'Serenade" and as the service ended
I 4
/ played the Nendelssohn Wedding
| March"
/ At the reception the parents of both
| bride and groom were added to the re-
/ cciving party in the drawing room. and
| Mrs Edwin kimball and Mrs J. F
| Grant received in the library. In the
/ dining room Mrs. G. II. Mcmahon and
Miss Gertrude Richards poured and
/ number Of young girls. the friends of
the bride. assisted them. They were
Miss Helen Bamberger, Miss Edythe
/ Hale, Miss EStelle Clinton. Miss Mamie
| SdppiugtOu, and Miss Lena Myers. The
! bridal party stood beneath a bower of
/ green and white, roses and sweet peas
being combined with the palms and
| ferns The same colors were used in
the dining room. where canopy Of the
two OverspTedd the table. A shower of
white sweet peas hung above the
board and tail Candelabra with green
! shades lighted 1t. In the parlOr pink
roses alone were used and deep red
was the color Of the hall decorations.
/ The bride wore a gown Of white chif-
fon cloth trimmed with hundreds Of
yards of real ValenCiennes lace True
lovers knots were used as the design
for the decoration Of both skirt and
bodice, and a long veil of Worth ma
line fastened with orange blossoms fell
TO the end Of the train. 4 shower bOu-
quet Of brides roses tied with tulle was
I carried
Mrs Leonard was dressed in her
bridal gown of white chiffon cloth also
and carried white sweet peas while the
four maids were in white Paris muslin
over green taffeta. and their bouquets
were pink and white sweet peas
Mrs. Bintz, the mother of the bride
/ was dressed in a gown of violet silk
! with trimmings or royal purple velvet
4. nd
| was of rose point de Venice. Many of
the most beautiful gowns of the pres
ent season were seen at the reception.
| The young people viii return in a
month from their wedding trip and viii
( be at home after August - at % +
/ street.
The marriage Of Miss Edith NJ. Kent
| daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Alfred Kent
and Hugh Alexander McMiIIin took
place at 7-45 last evening at St Marks
cathedral, the ceremony being per-
! formed by Bishop Daniel :. Tuttle as
sisted by Dean James r. Eddie. The
bride was attended by Mrs. Jack Al
ford as matron of honor Miss Ruth
Hirth and Miss Helen Chapman acting
As flower girls William NJ McCrea
was the best man and Fletcher Chap
man the ring bearer The service over,
the company had a wedding supper at
the home OF the brides parents on Sec
Ond street. The church and the house
| were all decorated in white and green.
/ banks of palms with white roses max
ing the church a bower. The bride
wore a gown Of heavy MoiTe satin
made princess. and a veil Of tuiIe 4
shower of brides roses completed her
costume. Mrs. Afford also wore white
and carried pink roses. Mr.. and Mrs
MCMiliin viii leave this morning for
the coast and later viii be at home to
their friends at 474 Second street.
A wedding which will he 4 surprise to
a number of friends OF the young peo-
pie was that Of Miss Ada Dusen berry.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Wilson H.
| DUsenberry of Provo. TO Joseph F
Nibley of Perry. Oregon The cere-
mony was performed yesterday at
noon. and owing to the illness Of the
groom only the families of the two
young people were present at the we'd
ding breakfast which followed it at the
Emery Holmes. The young people viii
be at home for d few days. till MIR
Nibley is able to travel. at the home of
his parents - North West Temple
street Later they will go for a Goa st
trip and make their home in Perry,
Oregon
Mrs Ralph Guthrie entertained at
cards yesterday for Mrs Charles Ever
est Elliott OF Wellington. Kan Five
hundred was the game played and six
tables were filled with the players. The
decorations were all in red and white
roses and the tallies showed the same
flowers in water cOlOrS. Prizes were
won by Mrs Graham L. Putnam and
Mrs. Allen T. Sanford The other
guests were Mrs J. II. McChFystaL
Mrs a II. Tarbet Miss Gertrude Gold
thwaite. Mrs. J. T. Treasure, Mrs !.
! II. Smyth. Mrs. F W Francis Mrs.
W. II. Mcintyre. Mrs George Suther-
land. Mrs J. T Keith. Mrs. J. Love.
Mrs. William BartIing. Mrs. Rachel
Miller. Mrs. Joseph Young, Mrs. F :.
Fox. Mrs. {. G. Snyder, Mrs. J. L.
Giesy. Mrs. 4. J. Johnson. Mrs. W. d.
DonoheT Mrs. A. Y. Taylor. Mrs Z.
w Whitley, Mrs. Virginia Johnson.
A party of young people under the
/ chaperOnage Of Mrs W. H DonueII
spent the evening at the lake last night.
The members were Miss Winnie
RhOades. Miss Bob Ellerbeck. Miss
EIoise SadIer. Miss Stella Mcintyre.
/ Miss Louise Sullivan. Miss LEILA Sting
ley. Miss Mary Smedley. Frank Car
hart, Walter Andrew. Wallace Brede-
meyer. Devereaux Jennings. Alex
| Thomas, Paul Nelden and James Sad
Ter
| Cards have resC he'd the city an
| nouncing the marriage of Frederic J
/ Haskin to Miss Olive c. Nagel at
| Yokohama. Japan, on May 20 Mr..
Haskin is making a tour Of the world
| for The Herald and a number of other