Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-20
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on "wednesday at st. Marks
cathedral Miss Katherine Geddos
and captain Bryan Conrad ~
the Fourteenth infantry at Fort
Douglas were married. the cerc-
mony being performed by Dean Brew
stcr in the midst OF a scene made brill
liant with national and military en-
blcms mingled with beautiful flowers
and ferns and the handsome toilets
Of women. and uniform OF officers pres
ent from the post The Chancel was
drapcd with national and regimontal
FLAGS the choir seats wcrU transformed
into n bank OF palms aud ferns, and
amid the altar lights were Easter lilies,
while the first few pows OF the church
were roped with white ribbons and tas-
toned with lilies. Before and during the
ceremony Prof A. II. Peabody rendered
beautiful selections on the organ. The
I.ohengren Bridal Chorus" announcing
the entrance Of the bridal party. First
came the ushers, Lieut. Greene, T.. s.
Mcdonald. AIR Glenn Schramm and Mr.
J. r.. Goodwin. Capt. McCaskey ana
Lieut.. Waterman. followed by the ma
irons OF honor. Mrs. stephen Shaw and
Mrs. Ernest Bamberger. then the
bridesmaids, Miss Anna Mccormick and
Miss Gertrude MCGrath. and after
them the brides sister, Mrs. Hooper
Dunbar followed by the bride on the
arm OF her father. At tho altar they
were met by the groom ana his best
man. The brides gown was Of white
satin with trimmings Of silver lace and
pearl embroidery. She wore a long
veil OF tulle fastened with orange bios
SONS and carried a shower boquet Of
lilies Of the valley. Mrs. Hooper Dun
bar wore q gown Of embroidered pink
crcre with pink court veil caught with
Hf.L H.frr faV sfnnH
Mrs shaw was M a beautiful costume
of pink satin trimmed with silver lace
and pearls, and wore a pink tullc veil,
caught with pink plumcs. her boquet
being of pink roses and sweet peas.
Mrs. Ernest Bamberger WIS also iu
pink and had a similar veil and hoQuet,
her gown being Of pink satin and span
gled net The two bridesmaids, Miss
Mccormick and Miss McGrath, wore ex-
quisite gowns Of pink satin and pink
crepe respectively, the pink court veil
caught with pink plumes. and carried
shower bOquets Of pink roses and pink
sweet peas. The brides mother. Mrs.
GCddcs, was I'm a handsome gown Of
black lace over black satin. After tho
ceremony a wedding supper was served
at the home Of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Theron Goodies. about s. being
present. Tho table was beautifully dec
GRATED IN American Beauty roses. and
bows Of pink tulle, and lighted with sill
YER candelabra with pink shades. The
centorpiece was a large wedding cake
which was cut by the bride with the
groom's sabor. Capt. and Mrs. Conrad
will be at home after March 1, at No.
2 Officers Row, at the post.
on next wednesday Miss Minnie
Peterson Of Logan, and DIT. H. Il. Is
gren Of this city will be married
I'm the Logan Temple The bride eleN
has been for two years in charge OF
the Domestic Science class OF the j..
d. $. u. and the groom has been for
II years a practising physician In
the state serving as surgeon for the
| D. r. G. and Utah Fuel company at
Scoueld
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Terrell has issued
invitations for the marriage Of her
daughter. Tara Wyckon, TO Rupert
Kennedy Stockwen, which will take
place Wednesday evening. Feb. "A. at 8
o'clock at the First Presbyterian
church.
Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Ferron announce
the enga cement OF their daughter. Hal
lie, 10 Nelson DickeI1nan OF Harmon
ton Cal. The exact date Of the mar
riage has not yet been set. but it win
take place some time in May.
Mrs. e. A. Zenger announces the on
gagement OF her daughter Isabella, to
A. Q. Christensen, Jr. The wedding will
take place early in March
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tate announce