The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-05
THE SALT LAKE HERALD THURSDAY. DECEMBER s. 1907


very pretty morning wedding of
yesterday was that of Miss Elizabeth
Mcintyre and Arthur G. Hertzler of
Pennsylvania, which took place at St
Marks cathedral at 1890. The church
was filled with the relatives and close
friends of the bride and groom, and a
cosy effect was obtained by means of
a double row OF palms across the
church, making 1t appear shorter and
! broader. The pews were cut off in the
main aisle with white satin ribbons
and punches of great white chrysanthe-
| NUNS, and the altar was decorated
with the same flowers. AS the hour
/ for the service arrived Dean Benjamin
Brewster and the groom and his broth
er, John w. Hertzler. entered from the
side and stood awaiting the bride. As
the Lohengrin bridal chorus sounded
the party entered the church, Miss
Mary Moore, the bridesmaid, walking
up the aisle alJne. The bride followed
on the arm of her father. AS the party
reached the chancel steps the music
changed to ''The Evening Star" from
Tannhauser. which lasted through the
service. 70 the stirring strains of the
| MendelssOhn wedding march, the bridal
party left the church. Going directly
to the Mcintyre home on Seventh
street, wedding breakfast was
! served, only the parents of the bride.
| her brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Dern. Miss Moore, and the moth
er and brother of the groom being
present The table was bright with
roses, a low mound of pink forming the
centerpiece and roses strewing the
CLOTH The bride wore going away
gown of blue broadcloth from Paquin
1t was trimmed with heavy lace of the
same color, with touches of narrow
| black velvet. She wore also a large
| black picture hat. and carried a great
| bunch of American Beauties Miss
Moore's gown was of black and white
checked velvet, and her hat was a
black velvet picture hat with pink
roses. Pink roses to match were car
ried in a great cluster in her arm. Mr.
and Mrs. Hertzler left on the noon
train for the east. They will be at
home after Jan. Is at Lancaster. Pa.
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! The Juvenile bnd concert, to be
given tonight at the Salt Lake theatre,
is to be made quite a society event
Among those who will entertain stall
parties are Mrs. John c. Cutler, Mrs.
John S. Bransford. Mrs. Margaret
Pratt White, Mr.. and Mrs. Windsor V
Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. David Keith and
! Lawrence Townsend. Numerous small
1 :
/ house.
Miss Esther T. Allen will give a talk
on symphonic orchestra work next
! Tuesday afternoon at the Allen home
on First street. Miss Aliens talk will
| be illustrated by the numerous instru-
ments which go to compose a SYM
phony orchestra, and as she spent some
| two years in Berlin studying such har-
/ mQnV. il will he xToY-fo hoo l.
given with especial reference to the
coming symphony concert of next Fri
| day.
Mrs. George c. Moore entertained at
a small bridge party yesterday after
room at which four tables were played.
| The prize winners were Mrs. Ferdinand
J: Fabian, Miss Ruthrauff. Mrs M. H.
kriebel and Mrs. w. S. Mccormick.
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Mrs. Thomas Kearns entertained at
| a luncheon yesterday for Mrs w. A.
| Clark, jr., the other guests being Mrs
A. w. McCune, jr., Mrs. ]. B. Cosgriff
and Miss May Kervin.
Mrs. Leslie L. Savage entertained a
! few friends at the Orpheum matinee
yesterday afternoon. her guests being
Miss Louise Sullivan. Miss Lorene
Leary and Miss Leila Stingley.
!
| The Christmas fair to be held TODAY
and tomorrow at the First Presbyterian
| church, opens this evening with a tur-
key dinner IN the church parlors.
The art section of the Ladies' Liter
airy club will meet this morning at the
club house, and Mrs. C. H. Blanchard
viii read paper on English Cathe-
drals"
! Mrs. Frederick Sinciaire entertained
the members of her bridge club yester-
day afternoon at her home on Fourth
East street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bibbins, formerly
of Boise, will shortly be at home in
No. IS the Kensington.
Mrs. William Philip Kiser will enter
tain this afternoon at a bridge tea for
Mrs. Maxwell Brothers.
| Mrs. George G. Moore entertains
few friends this afternoon at bridge.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Clark, tr., en-
tertained 2 few friends at the play last
evening.
Mrs. John W. Rooklidge has returned
| from visit to her mother in Bing-
ham
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Mrs. Arthur c. White gave a matt
nee party at the Salt Lake theatre yes
terday in honor of Mrs. Frank Fuller
of New York, who is at the Cullen for
| the winter. Her guests were Mrs. Full
! Ter, Mrs. John F. BraughalI. Mrss Mar
tina Royle King and Mrs. Richard
Alley.
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