The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-07
SOCIETY

which was solemnized last evening in
the Temple B'nai Israel. was a most
elaborate affair and was witnessed by
a throng Of friends filling the edifice to
the doors The ceremony was performed
by RABBI Charles J. FTeund at $780, and
was followed by wedding supper at the
Alta club, served to nearly fifty, the
family and the bridal party and close
friends only being present As the hour
Tor the service came the orchestra sta
toned near the organ began The Bridal
Chorus, from 'LOhengrin," with organ
accompaniment AS the strains began
the clergyman, the groom, and his best
man, Sidney Bamberger, entered from the
side and stood at the altar steps await
ing the bride. Four ushers preceded
Julian Bamberger, Joseph Siegel. Ben1a-
min Siegel and J. A. Greenewald. FOL
Miss ElOise Sadler and Miss Susan saw
yer, and Immediately behind them, Walk
ing alone, we're Miss Hazel SapPington'
the maid Of honor, and Mrs Nelson A
RansOhOff, the matrOn Of honor. Elsa
and Dorothy Bsmberger came next, car
rying baskets CT roses, and next followed
father AS the bridal party reached the
steps the music changed to The Spring
Song" and after the blessing TO the
Mendelssohu wedding March Leaving
the church the party and friends drove
TO the Alta club where the wedding sup
per was served. The table. shape,
was laid in the main dining room and
decorated with profusion OF flowers
and ferns Pink and white were the col
Ors chosen and they were carried out in
the decorations here as well as at the
church. Long streamers Of pink satin
ribbon were laid from basket to basket,
where they were arranged along the
board. and ferns were strewn between.
At the church great sprays OF pink ana
white roses entwined each pillar, and
margUerites in graceful clusters, along
with ropes Of plumOSa- From ABOVE an
archway where the bridal pair stood a
bell hung suspended, and two hearts be
low were outlined in flowers RloDonS
in true love knots were tied above ana
masses of flowers were in each WINDOW.
A canopy without was thlC4<ly Stud0ed
with lights and broad ribbons OF WhIe
satin defined the peWs. The brldal gown
was of heavy white duchess satn with
trimmings of point lace. \ veil OF tune
fell the length Of her train and thus was
fastened with orange blossoms. she car
ried a white bible, the gift of the groom,
and a shower of white roses fell over
her arm. All Of the attendants wore
gowns Of white net over pink SILK, ana
carried pink flowers Mr. and Mrs behal
left last evening for New York, whence
they will sail for a tour of Europe Ihey
will make their home in New York
Miss Mary Sharp, daughter OF Mrs.
Sophia Sharp. was married yesterday AT
noon in the Salt Lake temple to George
Taylor Badger, and the event was fol-
lowed by large and elaborate reception
last evening at the home OF the pride
mother on Brigham street Nearly ~
friends called during the evening 10 eN-
tend good wishes 10 the young people,
who stood 10 receive them IN q o E2VstI
of flowers in the large bay window WITH
them were Mrs. Richard Romney- MISS
Abbie Wells. Miss Hattie whitney aho
Frank MOyle. Mrs. Sharp was asSlSteu
in receiving the guests by MI. anu MIS-
Rodney &. Badger. Mr. and Mrs James
E Jennings and Mr. and Mrs W AFTER
Jennings The dining room was III ChaISS
of Mrs Julia Taylor and Mrs. Johl n
Sharp. and they were assisted by MISS
Daisy RaybOuld, Miss Ella Mantor. MISS
Marjorie ElleTbeCk, Miss Ailne CrlShloh'
Miss EVELYN Thomas. Miss Anna ADAMS
MIS- Retta PvUer. Miss Geneve Clark,
Mrs Al CoWsn. Mrs Elliott klmbal MIS-.
John Y Rich and Mrs s. NJ w hlte-
Punch was served in the library py NIT ME-,
William Raw and Mrs. Charles Odlu
Crismou The house was bright Win
flowers pure white syrlnSa ana peouleS
forming the main decoration IN the par
Tor. Banks Of red roses were USED IN the
library while yellow and white ana green
formed an effective combination IN IlS
dining room Pink peOnicS in the nan
against a background OF green SsHs -.
there and on every hand the fragrance
and sweetness of June was IN evidence.
The bride was gowned IN WI hlJe ciS ~
over white silk and wore Ven Ia -. NJ
fastened with orange blossoms A shower
cf white roses with lilies OF the NdHey
entwined fell over her arm. Mr.. ana MIS-;
Badger LETT last evening for Portland aIlo
the northwest. They will be at nome
sffer Sent. i at 4S9 Brigham street.
4 nrettv church wedding Of last even
ing was that of Miss Ihrma wagner,
ds1zhter of Mrs Henry Wagner, to Jonn
R11rf Milan. IT., which took place IN 81
Marks cathedral at $50 me cefeHoilS,
res1 bv Dean Benjamin Brewster was
witnessed by the family ana ClIse IfsteT
The bride was attended by her SISTER
Miss Lena WAGNER. as maid OF hohOI'
and nv little Bernice Browning and ACE
Margaret Browning was the ring oearer
and William Seley was pest man. As tLLe
bridal party entered the chuLCH J. dCH
Rerkhoel at the organ played me 5Slsa
Cborus from 'LOhengrin, ana uuIlHs
the reading of the marriage service, ne
evening Star" This was tolloWeo d ZIG
benediction was pronounced py I4e W 81
5irg March - BY MendelsSOhn- rom tIle
cT77ITrb the bridal party went 10 Jhe
home of the brides mOtneTa on IhlIq hdSt
-freet where from 9 till IL cloch dIS
home was thronged VIII Sl 80 ~riSbee
the Young people to extend gOod WlsLieo-
EecsivinE with Mrs WAGNER were 19Is-
Tobn 3 Milan. Mrs. & U Mig, -91oo
Margaret and Miss Bertha WsgeIHier- Die ilS
5iTi6r room was in charge OF MISS 6es-
sc light Miss Elma Young, MISS Ger
fr71de Reilly and Miss Emma CaTIlhS SCtl'
Mrs Arthur Witcher ana MISS ElIa
TEsga0er served punch Inc mousse Wds
Lit6f with many flowers and PAINS
white sy-iT ga being used III ~ tu FL
IN tbe 0arlors, where STOOD tue DL1ual
party. The dining room was 81 n y yeit NV
FPoess and red roses were useo IN tne
ifJ-~arv The brides gown was OF WthtS
gstin with embroidered chiffon over, ana
her veil of tulle was caughI VIZ % 49,
tI1osso-os She carried a showed or WnlIe
brides roses. Mr.. and Mrs MIlan +t teLt
1 IL evening for Los Angeles. Wnere they
Ell SDend some time They viii De at
go afFer July at IS G street
Tho ladies' Missionary society OF the
r-1st SIDE BAPTIST church viii meet with
MIS- G. Penny, "a L street, al z'oO To-
day.
The seniors Of Rowland hall will give
+beir evening tonight at the First Con
c-eeational church. when instead or the
Si5 idea Of commencement with essays,
o otC thew will entertain their friends with
|-,'rogrsmme Mrs. William Igheheart
@ri1I Five a talk on Folk Songs which
-iW BE illustrated by Mrs Charles @.
Piurn1oef. with harp accompaniments by
Mrs. Edward McGurrin.
Mrs Allen VI Smith entertained few
friends at an Informal luncheon yester-
-day at Fort Douglas
The marriage Of Miss Emily Whitney