The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-29

CARRYING out radiant rainbow tints
in all OF its details, the wedding
VI OF Miss Vera Edwards and Nor
~ ton Il Cheesman at st. Pauls
Episcopal church last night at 9
o clock was brilliant function, witnessed
by large number OF the most prominent
society people OF Salt Lake. The beauu
full gowns OF the women in the large
assemblase. together. witlL- the myriad
setting for the bridal party. The cos
tunes OF the young women attending the
bride completed the harmonious pic
ture-
Garlands OF red. white and yellow roses
adorned the chancel and altar rail-, with
bouquets of Shasta daisies, corn flowers
and other garden blossoms interspersed
with potted ferns and palms beneath
them, Bunches Of smilax were tied on
! the side lights OF the chancel with bows
/ OF malinc In rainbow hucs Each of the
choir seats had bouquets of flowers tied
with maline bows in the different rain
bow shades and the seats reserved for
the Relatives and near friends OF the
bride and bridegroom were adorned In
the same way.
j. 3. Berkhoel presided at the organ
and just preceding the ceremony the fol-
rowing beautiful impromptu musical pro
gramme was given .Serenade, Schu-
bert; Meditation" Guilmant: "Legende, .
Paderewski; ''Ellegie," ReIneckc; ''Chant
D. Amour" Henselt, Last Springs
Greig; Venetian Love Song Nevin;
AS the bridal party entered the churcl
a quartette choir sang the bridal chorus
from "Lohengrln. The choir Was com
posed of Mrs. II. z. Schaufeberger, So
prano; Mrs. Harold Sicgel, contralto
Thomas Ashworth. tenor, and Hugh Dou-
gall. bass
The ushers. In pairs. preceded the 9th.
er members Of the bridal party. Mis-:
Mercy Lewis, in pale blue, and Miss Mar
garet Dunn, in pale yellow. came next
Following were Miss Marie Odell. In q
shade
Houston. in dainty pink The maid o.
honor came next. arrayed in gorgeous
followed by the little flower girl and rlns
| bearer. Miss Winnifred Walker. In whit,
over delicate shade OF pink,
In a pathway OF rose leaves scattered
by the tiny flower girl the beautiful hrid
entered on the arm of her father anC
was Joined at the altar by the bride
groom and his best man. Darwin Rich
ardson, who came in from the west sid
of the church.
The bride wore gown OF white chiffol
over white satin. trimmed with rose poin
lace. She wore a veil. caught with
7 wreath Of orange blossoms. and carrie'
shower bouquet OF brides roses
, The gowns of the maid of honor am
. . the bridesmaids were OF lingerie. and the,
/, the bride. The flowers they carried wer
on staffs tied with malne bows TO mattel
the tint OF their costumes.
The ushers were Malcolm Keyser
Jd-pti HtN-hioS, w l'lldil hCSHuy du
Harold Peck.
The bridal party formed group a
the altar and the impressive Episcopa
marriage service was pronounced by tn
Rev. Ward Winter Reese. rector OF ST
: Paurs. The bride was on the right. th
, bridegroom TO her left, with the bride
: father In the center, Just back OF tn
\ couple, After the father OF the brid
= had given her In marriage. the couple
n with the maid of honor and the rim
= bearer. advanced within the chancel 10
. the betrothal ceremony
A The triunlphal strains of Mendelssohn'
y wedding march arose from the organ a
. the bridal party left the church.
supper was served at the Hotel Uta
. Immediately following the ceremony 10
the bridal party and the members OF In
families of the bride and bridegroom
The rainbow effect was carried out (
the decorations OF the oblong tabI.
! placed in the banquet hall at the Hot,
: Utah. centcrpiece was formed OF
! large basket of General Jack roses of sol
y red, blended with yellow galardian an
d feathery ferns. The handle OF the bask
ID was twined with amilax and tied Wit
II fluffy bows OF maiine In rainbow tint
V. Trailing from the csDterplece the entIr
= length Of the table Were Paul Neron nm
a Cleo rozcs in delicate pink. twined Wit
Or smilax.
The flowers used in both church an