The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-26
SOCIETY


A very beautiful church wedding of
last evening was that of Miss Juliet
A. Marks and Jacob A Kahn, which
| took place at the Jewish synagogue at
| Z O'Clock. The edifice was filled to the
doors with the friends Of the young
people, and when at the hour appoint
| ed the choir began the song THE
Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin, all
| eyes were turned to see the entrance
| or the bridal party First came the
four ushers, DR.. Maurice Kahn of
Leadvilie, Richard Seiigman, Emil
Lehman and Max Ottenheimer. I'M
mediately following them came the ma
iron or honor, Mrs. Harry CAM, and
! behind her walked the two bridesmaids
Miss Martha Waters and Miss Ma
/ thilda Kahn of Leadville. The bride
walked up the aisle leaning on the arm
| of her mother, and when Rabbi Q. J.
Freund read the ceremony Mrs. Marks
gave the bride away. During the mar
rtage service the organ. with a violin
obligato, played Mendelssohn's Spring
Song, and as the bridal party turned
| TO leave the edifice the Mendelssohn
/ wedding March was pioyed.
! From the church the bridal party
! and some friends. numbering in all
| about fifty, went directly 10 the Eme-
| y-Holmes, where a dinner was served
/ and later Mr. and Mrs. Kahn left on 4
/
/ about a month. They win be at home
! after June l at S5S East First South
street
The bride wore a wedding gown Of
white radium chiffon, made princess
1 style and handsomely trimmed with
duchesse lace. Her veil, which fell TO
the length of her train, was fastened
/ with a spray of flowers and she car
ried a shower bouquet of lilies of the
valley. Mrs. CAMS gown was also of
white, Irish point lace forming the
! body Of it She carried pink roses
While the two maids wore frocks of
pink radium chiffon and carried mar
| guerftes. Mrs Marks wore q gown Of
plack lace over pale gray, with real
lace bertha and sleeve garniture.
| The church was decorated with GUAM
! titles of the fruit blossoms of spring
pIumosa and numerous palms. At the
] dinner which followed the guests were
seated in the east dining room. where
one long table was decorated with
streamers of white tulle and d wealth
of pink blossoms.
Miss Louise Moyle and James w.
Silver were married yesterday at noon
In the Salt Lake temple, and a recep-
ton was given in honor OF the young
people later at the home of the brides
sister. Mrs Ray Van Colt. The mother
of the bride, Mrs. Elizabeth Movie. AMI
Mrs. II. j. Gray received with the
| bridal party, and the friends who as
| sisted in the dining room were Miss
Mamie Silver, Miss Leone Silver, Miss
| Gertrude Moyle, Miss Verne Young
Miss Irene Williams and Miss Ethel
| Stewart The house was bright with
] spring blossoms, and marguerites and
ferns We're used in the parlors and in
| the dining room. Mr.. and Mrs Silver
leave this morning for New York and
the east, where they will spend some
time.
Mrs. r. E McConaughy entertained
nearly sixty of her friends yesterday
| afternoon at 500. the affair being I'm
honor of Mrs. Charles S. Mann of Los
Angeles. The house was decorated
with apple and pear blossoms. and the
mantel and sideboard IN the dining
room were banked with the fragrant
blossoms. The hostess was assisted nv
Mrs G. w Park Mrs. G. r. BothweIl
and Mrs w E Losee. A guest rriza
was given to Mrs. Mann, and the prizes
in the game were awarded to Miss
Helen buckingham and Mrs. Abner
Luman.
The dance to be given tomorrow
| evening by the High school cadets will
! be the opening event Of the year at
/ Saltair. The train viii leave here at
8 o'clock and will take the young neo|
PIE and their chaperones to the pa
/ ViIion, where the red and black will be
in evidence on all sides. The chape-
rOnes will be Mrs E. A Wedgwood
Mrs ] B. Moreton, Mrs W. G. Webb
Mrs. +. c. Bassett, Miss Ella Dukes
Miss Claire Ellerbeck and Miss Mary
Mayne-
Mrs. ]. Walcott Thompson enter
tanned about seventy Of her friends
yesterday afternoon at a tea at her
home. The house was decorated
throughout with pink carnations. and
the hostess was assisted by Mrs 7
Milton Thompson, Mrs. J, NJ Bidweu
and Mrs. L. Seton Lindsay, while Mrs
Robert Hardness and Mrs. Ellsworth
Daggett poured.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. R Alley will arrtva
this morning from San Francisco and
will be at home at the Fifth East hotel
Mrs. M. 3. Whitney win entertain tha
500 Card club at her home on @ street
this afternoon.
Mrs. ]. Walcott Thompson VIII en-
terrain a few friends at bridge this
afternoon.
The A. F. fraternity will entertain
the Gamma Phi Sorority at its fra
ternity house on Saturday evening.
Mrs. William P. Cooper, who was
operated on two weeks ago at the Holy
Cross hospital, is at home again.
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