Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17


satin ribbon with long bows.
The ushers, who We're in couples,
separated as they reached the plat
form, and the president passed through
the two lines and presented his daugh-
ter to the waiting bridegroom. who
stepped forward to receive her To-
gether they assembled the platform
where Bishop Satierlee IN the imposing
robes Of his Office already was stand
ing.
II was one of the most suspicious
moments In the history IT the White
House. The guests seemed scarcely TO
breathe, so intent We're they 20 catch
every syllable OF the beautiful service
In low yet resonant tones Bishop Sat
terlet began, AT the conclusion of the
responses from the bride and groom
the venerable bishop inquired in a tone
that filled the great room
Who givetn this woman to be mar
ried to this man."
PRESIDENT GIVES BRIDE AWAY.
The president Of the United States
assembled the platform and. taking his
daughters right hand, placed 1t in
that OF the bridegroom. Thus he gave
the bride away TO the man OF her
choice. and by the ring which an in
slant later the groom placed Oh the
fourth finger Of her left hand she be-
came Mrs, Nicholas Longworth
GUESTS RECEIVED.
At the conclusion Of the wedding
ceremony the assembled guests were
received by Mr.. and Mrs. Longworth on
the platform and beneath the floral
bower where their hands and hearts
were joined forever They were show
cred with congratulations. The guests
then were received In the blue room by
the President and Mrs. Roosevelt.
After the informal receptions the bridal
breakfast was served, IN buffet form IN
the state and private dining rooms.
GUESTS AT WEDDING.
Approximately 1000 guests were in
vlted TO the wedding, but no lists Of the
guests was furnished for publication,
the president and Mrs. Roosevelt de-
parting on this occasion from their
usual custom. Those invited included
certain official classes. aside from the
relatives OF the presidents and Long
worth families. II was announced Off
cially that the list Of guests Included
lllc lltulbfff VI Tue tdDlUtN anu tlfll
wives; former members Of the cabinet
who are now IN the United States sen.
ate and their wives, the heads OF for
elgn embassies and missions and then
wives, the justices OF the supreme
court aid their wives, the official MEM
bers Of the Taft Philippine party. the
Ohio delegation I'm Congress, the New
York delegation In Congress, immed-
ate members Of both families, and the
personal friends of Miss Roosevelt and
Mr.. Longworth. The list of guests in
vited, nearly II not quite, all OF whom
were present, Included the following
BRIDES GRANDPARENTS.
The brides grandfather aud grand =
mother, Mr., and Mrs. George Lee, Mrs.
Reginald Gray, a sister OF Miss Roose-
velt's mother; Mrs. Mumford MI. and
Mrs. s. n. Fessenden and children,
Mrs. Fessendep being an aunt Of Miss
Roosevelt Robert, Philip and Endicott
Saltonstall, Francis Lee, Mrs, Harriet,
Mr. and Mrs. John Ice, George Pea
body, John Lawrence, Miss Alice Sar-
gent, Miss Cornelia Walcott and Mis-
Mary Vaughn, all living In Boston or
vicinity.
THE ROOSENELTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson the
latter R sister of the president: Miss
Corrinne Douglas Robinson, Monroe
aid Stewart Douglas Robinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robin
son, the former a nephew ~ tho presi-
dent, who married Miss Helen Roosevelt
Roosevelt. daughter OF Mrs. James
Roosevelt Roosevelt a distant cousin
OF the president MIR. and Mrs. Frank
lin Dalanno Roosevelt, the latter q
daughter OF the late Elliott Roosevelt,
who was the presidents only brother;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Roosevelt, Mr.
and Mrs. $. Montgomery Roosevelt. Mr..
and Mrs. John Ellis Roo sevelt, Robert
II. Roosevelt, uncle OF the president:
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Roosevelt, Jr
Mrs. A. V. II. Kimberley, who was Miss
Margaret Roosevelt; Mr. aud Mrs
John A. Roosevelt; Mrs. James A.
Roosevelt, Mr. and Mrs. W. Efnlen
Roosevelt, Mrs. J. West Roosevelt
Mrs Hlborue J.. Roosevelt, Miss Dor
othy G. Roosevelt, daughter Of the late
Hlborne L. Roosevelt; the Misset Pan
sy, Gladys and Jean Roosevelt, daush-
ters OF Mr.. aud Mrs John y. Roose-
velt Miss Helen G, Roosevelt, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Roose-
velt Miss Lorraine Roosevelt. daugh-
ter OF the later Or. J. West Roosevelt,
who is a debutante OF this winter, tho
Mrs. Christine, Kean and Margaret
Roosevelt, daughters OF Mr. and Mrs
W. Emlen Roosevelt and Mr., aud Mrs
T.. Reeve Merritt. the latter formerly
Miss Leila Roosevelt, nearly all Of New
York.
Friends from New York were Mrs.
Astor, Col and Mrs. John Jacob Aston,
Mr. and Mrs NJ. Orme Wilson, Mr. AMI
Mrs. Robert Goelet. Mr., and Mrs. r.
Fulton cutting, Miss Elizabeth cutting
Mrs. Valentine Hall. MIR. and Mrs f..
Livingston Ludlow. Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Waterbury. Mr. and Mrs. w r.
Forbes Morgan. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem Dcllano. the Misses Dellano, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward l.. Hail. MI and Mrs
W. Bayard Cutting. Mrs Tildeu r.,
selmes. Mfr and Mrs. Il. Munro-Fergu-
son. Mrs II. Coleman Drayton, Mr. and
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mr. and Mrs.
r. NJ Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Robinson. Mrs Morgan Dix, Miss Dix
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney
and Miss Dorothy Whitney
LoNGwoRTHS RELATIVES.
The relatives and personal friends OF
Mr.. LongYorth from Cincinnati pres
ent. included his mother. Mrs Nicholas
Longworth; his sisters. the Countess a %
Chambrun and Mrs. WellIngford Miss
Anne Walker, Or and Mrs, Edward
Walker, Clough Anderson. Benson For
aker. Mr.. and Mrs Richard Ernst. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles +. Taft. Colonel ard
Mrs. Markbreit. William Stewart, MI.
and Mrs. Joseph ~ Neave Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Harrison. Miss Anna Har-
rison, Mr. and Mrs William Collins
Eerrou, Mr.. and Mrs Charles sheldon.
Harry Rocker. Miss Rocker, Mr.. anil
Mrs. Luc'an WulsIn, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
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