| Show A Grand Wedding I Special to THE SALT LAKE HERALD What Is love Itis1heslrivingo Of two spirits to be one Sweetness hungering after sweetness Want thatthirsteth for completeness Planets twain decreed to be Each others dear necessity Each from each Its light deriving Till they melt into a sun Thanksgiving Day of 1887 will ever I live in the remembrance of Mr Adam Knnn and Miss Theresa Kosenbanni of this citv Mr Kuhn is the senior partner part-ner of the firm of A Kuhn Brother the wholesale clothiers and dealers in hides etc and Mrs Kuhn is a society belle esteemed and admired by her host of friends The occasion was their union in wedlock the nuptials having been performed by Associate Justice Henderson of the First Judicial District Dis-trict at 7 oclock in the evening In honor of the occasion a grand banquet was held in the Masonic Hall to which the friends of the happv pair were invited in-vited The ceremony which consisted merely of the observance of the legal requirements took place in the lodge room and as the happy pair walked into the room accompanied by their youthful and bewitching bridesmaids Fores Orchestra which was in attendance attend-ance played in first class style Men delssohns beautiful wedding march The edibles etc were choice and in abundance and full justice was done by the assembled guests who were present in great force numbering about 250 and including many of the elite from far and near No marriage probably prob-ably for many years past has been accompanied ac-companied with so much grandeur and at the same time with such exquisite taste as that of Mr A Kuhn and Miss ilosenoaum At the conclusion of the marriage feast during which selections from waltzes oy Strauss and overtures by Von Suppe were given ExJudge Powers was requested to propose a toast which be did in felicitous terms as fellows I have een r quested to propose pro-pose a toast to Mr and Mrs Adam Kuhn During their residence among us they have ever been to us all most faithful friends and to each other loyal lovers May their future be as bright as this joyous occasion and may their loyalty as sweethearts and lovers be exceeded only by their fidelity as husband hus-band and wife This hppy appropriate appropri-ate toast was drunk by all present with greatguato The Masonic lodge room where the dance took place nreoented a gay and delightful scene where youth and beauty mingled with the more aged and demure joined in the dauce The costumes of the ladies a detailed description of which is appended exhibited ex-hibited elegant taste while gentlemen in full evening dress nev6 appeared to better advantage The brides dress was a marvel of white silk over which was a dress of silk lace embroidered in pule pink and delicate blue The entrame was bordered with ribbons of the same hues under folds of lace The lace corsage were the most delicate point while the corsage bouquet was of creamypink roses In her hair she wore diamonds and at the throat A pearl fan which was exquisitely painted was of real lace and completed the costume of the bride The dress which was made by Worth of Paris was imported for the occasion and it is probably the most elegant ever worn in Utah The bridesmaids were Miss Litza and Miss Selma Kuhn the little daughters of Mr Abe Kuhn brother of the groom and were very prettily dressed in pink satin trimmed with antique lace with diamond ornaments The wedding cake of the bride was made in this city by the proprietors of I the Brunswick Restaurant who were also the caterers of the supper and that of the groom by Mrs Abo Kuhn The following is a partial list of the guests Judge Henderson and wife ex Judge Powers and wife J W Wallace I Nicholia Idaho Mr Herman Kahn I Salt Lake City Mr Frederick Joslyn New York Mr Joseph Herman and Mr Gregory of Boston Mr L Laufer and Mr Joseph Meyer of New York Mr Simon Rubel Mr Leopold Baum garten Mr L L Baumgarten Mr J Oberndorfer Miss Lily Greenwald Salt Lake City Mr L Newman of Green River Wyoming L Kabtor and wife Evanston Mr W R Williams and wile Mr F J Kiesel and wife Mr L B Adams and wife Mr Joseph Brinker and wife Mrs William Schansenbach Mr Theodore Schansenbach Mr and Mrs W V Helfrich Mr and Mrs Frank Hulbert Judge Gibbons and wife Mr Charles Dow and wife Salt Lake Mr J H Van Horn and wife Salt Lake Mrs Phelan and daughter Mrs John Anderson and daughter Mr ana Mrs Cross and daughter the Burt Brothers Mr Henry Oppen heimer Mr I Marks Mr D H Peerv Jr Mr E W Exum Mr T E Fitzgerald Fitz-gerald and sister Mr aed Mrs W ABates A-Bates Mr L R Rogers Mr and Mrs McGrathMr = and Mrs W N Shilling Captain and Mrs Kansiord Smith Mr H H Smith Mr J N Kimball and t daughter Mr C Smurthwaite representing rep-resenting the SALT LAKE HERALD E A Daniels of the Tribune and Lindsay R Rodsers of the Ogden Herald Joseph Jos-eph Phillips commissariat and L Kaster and Ed Rosenbaum UShers All those present and nearly two hundred others by telegraph and cable who could not attend were profuse in their congratulations The followi g is a descriptive list of the dresses worn by the lady guests Mrs Judge Powers terra cotta plush with salmon India crepe en traine with irridescent ornaments Mrs W N Schilling Worth Parisian made diamond dia-mond ornaments Miss Mable Cross blue plush trimmed with swansdown full eveningcostume diamonds Miss Anderson An-derson seafoam green elegant lace draperies dra-peries Mrs J C Anderson black silk and diamonds Miss Watson of Finley Ohio black silk trimmed with lace garnet ornaments i Mrs Phelan blaok silk trimmed with white and black brocaded silk velvet Mrs Judge Henderson white surah silk diamond jewelry Mrs A M Fleming black silk trimmed with superb jets diamond jewelry Miss Lily Greenwold pink plush and lace pearl and diamond ornaments Mrs F J Kiesel black silk trimmedwith jets diamond orna pie > Ilt r Airs L B Adams heliotrope silk lace ttimmingsJdiamoHd ornaments orna-ments MrsrA B Heywood white silk diamondsMrs W V Helfrich blacksilk diamonds Mrs OrrTHank and gold and brown plush camels hair iamondxt Mrs Willi amSchansen bach black silk lace trimmings T diamond ornaments iiMrsj Ransford Smith black silK diamdnds anti pearls Mrs Adolph Schansenbach white sitk Valencia Val-encia lace and pearls Mrs W A Bares pink silk with pointe lace and diamonds Mrst Joseph Bunjjerl black Tsilk lcejtritnmings diamonds the proems had not allarrived when oifr parcel was dispatched hence a detailed de-tailed accornt could not be had we will furnish tint oar issue tomorrow At 1m writing Wf need dnly say thai The artrcles are of1 rare I virtue and utility tit r aa + e h 1 O xxie p a |
