CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-07-12

organ-Scherzo Symphonique (Pon-
SAM Mr.. S. T. Schroeder: song-1n
Dreams / Dwell With Thee (Helena
Bingham) Mr.. VIII Dixon; organ
Pastorale (GuilmanD Mr.. Schroeder;
song-What is Love? (Gan) o, Rose,
Climb to her Window (F. Poole) Be-
cause (Giorza) Mr.. Rudolph Lund-
berg; organ-Finale of Senate in D
Minor (Guilmant) Mr.. Schroeder;
song-Girl of My Heart (Carl Kern)
Calm is The Night (Bohm) Miss Agnes
Scott Longan.
At the close of the program, which
was much complimented, Mr.. Schroet-
ter began the march from "Lohengrin"
and the bridal party entered the
church-the stately and graceful ma
irons of honor being Mrs. NJ. e. Smith,
who escorted the groom, and her Sis
ter, Mrs. s. e. Cotton, who escorted
the bride. The sisters took seats near
the altar. the bridal couple took their
places directly before it, and there,
with the softly improvised music of
the organ 'broidering thebeautiful and
impressive ceremony-as said by Rev.
]. M. Rudy, the able pastor of the
church-they took upon themselves
the obligations of husband and wife.
The BRIDES gown was of French net.
with alternate tucks and real val in
sertion. almost forming the skirt and
waist, the elbows, sleeves of the latter
and the neck being finished by an ex-
quisite fall Of the lace. A tulle veil
fastened to the brides soft, brown hair
in rosette, a pearl harvest moon"
brooch, (the gift of Judge and Mrs.
Gunnell of Colorado Springs) and an
arm boquet of five dozen brides roses,
tied with long loops and ends Of tulle.
completed this very elegant and most
becoming costume
Mrs. Smith was In lovely white
crepe de chine, tucked and elaborately
trimmed with Irish point; Mrs. Cot
ton was in magnificent white silk,
the skirt front in panel of alternate
rows Of val lace and the material. the
waist similarly trimmed. save that, in
addition to the val there was a most
effective arrangement OF old rose
point Miss Longan, of the choir. was
in a sheer frock of white net beauti-
fully ruined. and decolette.
After the ceremony the organist
gave the wedding march by Mendels-
sohn. and to Its merry measure the
bride and groom, followed by the ma
irons of honor. the choir. the ushers
and number of out Of town guests
city-went to the beautiful historic
mansion Of the Mesdames Smith and
Cotton-named in loving honor OF their
mother, "Melita" Place-where a re-
ception was held. and luncheon. un-
der the direction OF Mrs. John walm-
slew. was served.
The home decorations were smilax.
ferns, marguerites and white carna-
tions-the dining room and table being
especially beautiful. The latter was
centered by an immense bunch Of
brides roses and bordered by smilax.
At the head of the table was an i'm
mense heart-shaped brides cake. dec
GRATED in valley lilies, and here and
there running the length of the table
were cut glass dishes holding button
mints done in valley lilies, and ribbon
mints done in pink sweet peas and val
ley lilies. The table guests were the
bride. and groom, the matrons of hon
or, the ushers and the special choir
The other guests were informally
grouped around the dining room. The
menu was dainty and delicious:
Creamed chicken in cases, olives, cold
sliced ham, beaten biscuit; .pistachio
ice cream fruited, devil and angel
cake, colonial coffee and mints. After
the menu the bride cut the wedding
cake and the guests each drew a piece
by ribbons. Miss Mary Estill found
in hers the ring: Miss Weller, the
penny; Miss Skinner, the thimble;